Past Presidents
- 1966 - N. H. Clarke
- 1967 - N. H. Clarke
- 1968 - Eric Mobbs
- 1969 - Jim Kosturas
- 1970 - J. Osbourne
- 1971 -
- 1972 - John Bornholt
- 1973 - John Bornholt
- 1974 - Joe Battaglia
- 1975 - Chris Lee
- 1976 - Geoff Redelman
- 1977 - Leon Waxman
- 1978 - Ken Street
- 1979 - Neville Zell (Russell Tuckwell)
- 1980 - Joe Keogh
- 1981 - Steve Mack
- 1982 - Steve Mack
- 1983 - Fiona Seaton
- 1984 - Steve Driver
- 1985 - Russel Jacobs/Jocelyn Aldis
- 1986 - Rob Ingui
- 1987 - Ian Handley
- 1988 - Steve Lewis
- 1989 - Fey Akindoyeni
- 1990 - Karen McGee
- 1991 - Ben Oquist (Green UTS)
- 1992 - Lisa Brockwell
- 1993 - Georgina Young
- 1994 - Peter O'Brien
- 1995 - Cass Bennett (Left Alliance)
- 1996 - Louise Boon-Kuo (Left Alliance)
- 1997 - Holly Cutcher (Left Alliance)
- 1998 - Genevieve Derwent (Left Alliance)
- 1999 - Gabriela Zannoni (National Broad Left - Love and Rage)
- 2000 - Ryan Heath (National Organisation of Labor Students)
- 2001 - Jessica Gerrard (National Broad Left - Love and Rage)
- 2002 - Ashleigh May (National Broad Left)
- 2003 - Caroline Vu (National Broad Left)
- 2004 - Rebekah Doran (National Broad Left)
- 2005 - Michelle Sparks (National Broad Left)
- 2006 - Michael Nguyen (National Labor Students)
- 2007 - Darren Loasby (National Labor Students)
- 2008 - Emma Lancaster (National Labor Students)
- 2009 - Petra McNeilly Rutledge (National Labor Students)
- 2010 - Rachael Durrant (National Labor Students)
- 2011 - Neha Madhok (National Labor Students)
- 2012 - Jade Tyrrell (National Labor Students)
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