List of Official Secretaries
| Official Secretary | Period | Governors-General served |
|---|---|---|
| Captain Edward William Wallington | 1901 - 1902 | Hopetoun |
| Sir George Charles Thomas Steward | December 1902 - 1919 | Tennnyson, Northcote, Dudley, Denman, Munro Ferguson |
| John Henry Starling | 1919 - 1927 | Munro Ferguson, Forster, Stonehaven |
| (position abolished) | 1927 - 1931 | n/a |
| Rear-Admiral Sir Leighton Seymour Bracegirdle |
1931 - March 1947 | Isaacs, Gowrie, Gloucester, McKell |
| Sir Murray Louis Tyrrell | March 1947 - 1973 | McKell, Slim, Dunrossil, De L'Isle, Casey, Hasluck |
| Sir David Iser Smith | 1973 - 1990 | Hasluck, Kerr, Cowen, Stephen, Hayden |
| Robert Douglas Sturkey | 1990 - 14 July 1998 | Hayden, Deane |
| Martin Bonsey | 15 July 1998 - 2003 | Deane, Hollingworth |
| Malcolm John Hazell | 2003 - 4 September 2008 | Hollingworth, Jeffery |
| Stephen Brady | 5 September 2008 - date | Bryce |
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