Australian Labor Party - ALP Federal Deputy Parliamentary Leaders

ALP Federal Deputy Parliamentary Leaders

Shown in chronological order of leadership
Year Name Leader Notes
1901 Gregor McGregor Chris Watson
Andrew Fisher
1914 Billy Hughes
1915 Sir George Pearce Billy Hughes
1916 Albert Gardiner Frank Tudor
Matthew Charlton
1927 James Scullin Later Prime Minister 1929–32
1928 Arthur Blakeley James Scullin
1929 Ted Theodore Previously Premier of Queensland 1919–25
1932 Frank Forde James Scullin Prime Minister 1945
John Curtin
Ben Chifley
1946 Dr. H.V. Evatt Ben Chifley Later Leader 1951–60
1951 Arthur Calwell H.V. Evatt Later Leader 1960–67
1960 Gough Whitlam Arthur Calwell Later Prime Minister 1972–75
1967 Lance Barnard Gough Whitlam
1974 Jim Cairns
1975 Frank Crean
1975 Tom Uren
1977 Lionel Bowen Bill Hayden
Bob Hawke
1990 Paul Keating Later Prime Minister 1991–96
1991 Brian Howe Paul Keating
1995 Kim Beazley Later Leader 1996–2001, 2005–06
1996 Gareth Evans Kim Beazley
1998 Simon Crean Later Leader 2001–03
2001 Jenny Macklin Simon Crean
Mark Latham
Kim Beazley
2006 Julia Gillard Kevin Rudd Later Prime Minister 2010–present
2010 Wayne Swan Julia Gillard Incumbent

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