Lists of Governors of The Australian States
(Includes Lieutenant-Governors in the early colonial period and Administrators of the Northern Territory since self-government)
- Governor of New South Wales
- Governor of Queensland
- Governor of South Australia
- Governor of Tasmania
- Governor of Victoria
- Governor of Western Australia
- Administrator of the Northern Territory
- Lieutenant Governor of New South Wales
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