Minister For Immigration and Citizenship (Australia) - List of Ministers For Immigration and Citizenship

List of Ministers For Immigration and Citizenship

# Politician Party From To Titles/Other portfolios
1 Arthur Calwell Australian Labor Party 13 July 1945 19 December 1949
2 Harold Holt Liberal Party of Australia 19 December 1949 24 October 1956
3 Athol Townley Liberal Party of Australia 24 October 1956 19 March 1958
4 Alec Downer Liberal Party of Australia 19 March 1958 18 December 1963
5 Hubert Opperman Liberal Party of Australia 18 December 1963 14 December 1966
6 Billy Snedden Liberal Party of Australia 14 December 1966 12 November 1969
7 Phillip Lynch Liberal Party of Australia 12 November 1969 22 March 1971
8 Jim Forbes Liberal Party of Australia 22 March 1971 5 December 1972
9 Lance Barnard Australian Labor Party 5 December 1972 19 December 1972 see note
10 Al Grassby Australian Labor Party 19 December 1972 12 June 1974
11 Clyde Cameron Australian Labor Party 12 June 1974 6 June 1975 Labour
12 Jim McClelland Australian Labor Party 6 June 1975 11 November 1975 Labour
13 Tony Street Liberal Party of Australia 12 November 1975 22 December 1975 Labour
14 Michael MacKellar Liberal Party of Australia 22 December 1975 8 December 1979 Ethnic Affairs
15 Ian Macphee Liberal Party of Australia 8 December 1979 7 May 1982 Ethnic Affairs
16 John Hodges Liberal Party of Australia 7 May 1982 11 March 1983 Ethnic Affairs
17 Stewart West Australian Labor Party 11 March 1983 13 December 1984 Ethnic Affairs
18 Chris Hurford Australian Labor Party 13 December 1984 16 February 1987 Ethnic Affairs
19 Mick Young Australian Labor Party 16 February 1987 12 February 1988 Local Government and Ethnic Affairs
20 Clyde Holding Australian Labor Party 12 February 1988 2 September 1988 Local Government and Ethnic Affairs
21 Robert Ray Australian Labor Party 2 September 1988 4 April 1990 Local Government and Ethnic Affairs
22 Gerry Hand Australian Labor Party 4 April 1990 24 March 1993 Local Government and Ethnic Affairs
23 Nick Bolkus Australian Labor Party 24 March 1993 11 March 1996 Ethnic Affairs
24 Philip Ruddock Liberal Party of Australia 11 March 1996 7 October 2003 Multicultural Affairs (until 26 November 2001)
Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs (from 26 November 2001)
25 Amanda Vanstone Liberal Party of Australia 7 October 2003 30 January 2007 Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs (until 27 January 2006)
Multicultural Affairs (from 27 January 2006)
26 Kevin Andrews Liberal Party of Australia 30 January 2007 3 December 2007 Citizenship
27 Chris Evans Australian Labor Party 3 December 2007 14 September 2010 Citizenship
28 Chris Bowen Australian Labor Party 14 September 2010 Incumbent Citizenship

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