A total of 54 people – 47 men and 7 women – served in the ministries of the Keating government between 1991 and 1996.
The second table below shows all the members of the executive – ministers and parliamentary secretaries. The table also indicates whether a minister was in the Cabinet and which period of the government they served for.
Paul Keating became leader of the ALP, following a Caucus vote on December 19, 1991. He was sworn in as prime minister, replacing Bob Hawke, on December 20, 1991. A couple of minor changes took place in the ministry but a more significant reshuffle took place on December 20, 1991. I have dated the first Keating government from this date. The first yellow-shaded column in the table shows the ministers who served in the final Hawke government. The second Keating government dates from March 24, 1993. Following its defeat in the 1996 election, the Keating government left office on March 11, 1996, exactly 13 years to the day since the Hawke government took office in 1983.
The oldest surviving member of the Keating ministries is Neal Blewett, 91. The youngest is Michael Lavarch, 63. The ages of all living former members are updated automatically.
The first table shows the eleven members (20.37%) of the Keating executives who have died.
The Keating Ministers 1991-1996 – Deceased Ministers
- Sen. Peter Cook – died 03.12.2005 (62)
- Sen. Bob Collins – died 12.09.2007 (61)
- Sen. John Button – died 08.04.2008 (74)
- Frank Walker – died 12.06.2012 (69)
- Gordon Bilney – died 28.10.2012 (73)
- Con Sciacca – died 21.06.2017 (70)
- Ben Humphreys – died 17.11.2019 (85)
- Bob Brown – died 30.03.2022 (88)
- John Kerin – died 28.03.2023 (85)
- Simon Crean – died 25.06.2023 (74)
- Gerry Hand – died 15.11.2023 (81)
LEGEND:
– C = member of Cabinet
– H = first appointed to executive under Hawke and serving under Keating in his first week
– (Assisting) = Minister Assisting
– (PS) = Parliamentary Secretary
– Portfolio (eg. Finance) = Minister for (Portfolio)
The Keating Ministers 1991-1996 | |||||||
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No. | Name/Seat/Portfolios | Born | Died | Age | H | 1st | 2nd |
1.
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Paul Keating – Blaxland, NSW (1969-96) Treasurer (11.03.1983 – 03.06.1991) Deputy Prime Minister (04.04.1990 – 03.06.1991) (Assisting) PM for Commonwealth-State Relations (04.04.1990 – 03.06.1991) Prime Minister (20.12.1991 – 11.03.1996) |
18.01.1944
|
–
|
61
|
C |
C |
C |
2.
|
Brian Howe – Batman, Vic (1977-96) Defence Support (11.03.1983 – 13.12.1984) Social Security (13.12.1984 – 04.04.1990) (Assisting) PM for Social Justice (02.09.1988 – 04.04.1990) Community Services and Health (04.04.1990 – 07.06.1991) (Assisting) PM for Social Justice (04.04.1990 – 27.12.1991) Deputy Prime Minister (03.06.1991 – 20.06.1995) (Assisting) PM for Commonwealth-State Relations (04.06.1991 – 24.03.1993) Health, Housing and Community Services (07.06.1991 – 24.03.1993) (Assisting) PM for Social Justice (27.12.1991 – 24.03.1993) Housing, Local Government and Community Services (24.03.1993 – 23.12.1993) Housing, Local Government and Human Services (23.12.1993 – 25.03.1994) Housing and Regional Development (25.03.1994 – 11.03.1996) |
23.01.1936
|
–
|
88
|
C |
C |
C |
3.
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Senator John Button – Vic (1974-93) Industry, Technology & Commerce (11.03.1983 – 24.03.1993) Leader of the Government in the Senate (11.03.1983 – 24.03.1993) (Assisting) Communications (11.03.1983 – 13.12.1984) |
30.06.1933
|
08.04.2008
|
74
|
C |
C |
|
4.
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Senator Gareth Evans – Vic (1978-96); Holt, Vic (1996-99) Attorney-General (11.03.1983 – 13.12.1984) (Assisting) Prime Minister (13.12.1984 – 24.07.1987) (Assisting) Foreign Affairs (13.12.1984 – 24.07.1987) Resources and Energy (13.12.1984 – 24.07.1987) Transport and Communications (24.07.1987 – 02.09.1988) Foreign Affairs and Trade (02.09.1988 – 24.03.1993) Foreign Affairs (24.03.1993 – 11.03.1996) |
05.09.1944
|
–
|
80
|
C |
C |
C |
5.
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Neal Blewett – Bonython, SA (1977-94) Health (11.03.1983 – 24.07.1987) Community Services and Health (24.07.1987 – 04.04.1990) Trade Negotiations (04.04.1990 – 01.02.1991) Trade and Overseas Development (04.04.1990 – 01.02.1991) (Assisting) Industry, Technology and Commerce (04.04.1990 – 27.12.1991) (Assisting) Primary Industries and Energy (04.04.1990 – 27.12.1991) Trade and Overseas Development (20.12.1991 – 27.12.1991) Social Security (27.12.1991 – 24.03.1993) |
24.10.1933
|
–
|
91
|
C |
C |
|
6.
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Ralph Willis – Gellibrand, Vic (1972-98) Employment and Industrial Relations (11.03.1983 – 24.07.1987) (Assisting) PM for Public Service Matters (11.03.1983 – 28.06.1983) (Assisting) PM for Public Service Industrial Matters (28.06.1983 – 24.07.1987) Industrial Relations (24.07.1987 – 02.09.1988) (Assisting) PM for Public Service Matters (24.07.1987 – 02.09.1988) Transport and Communications (02.09.1988 – 04.04.1990) Finance (04.04.90 – 09.12.1991) Treasurer (09.12.1991 – 27.12.1991) Finance (27.12.1991 – 23.12.1993) Vice-President of Executive Council (27.05.1992 – 24.03.1993) Treasurer (23.12.1993 – 11.03.1996) |
14.04.1938
|
–
|
86
|
C |
C |
C |
7.
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Michael Duffy – Holt, Vic (1980-96) Communications (11.03.1983 – 24.07.1987) (Assisting) Defence (13.12.1984 – 24.07.1987) Trade Negotiations (24.07.1987 – 04.04.1990) (Assisting) Industry, Technology and Commerce (24.07.1987 – 04.04.1990) (Assisting) Primary Industries and Energy (24.07.1987 – 04.04.1990) Attorney-General (04.04.1990 – 24.03.1993) |
02.03.1938
|
–
|
86
|
C |
C |
|
8.
|
John Dawkins – Tangney, WA (1964-75); Fremantle, WA (1977-94) Finance (11.03.1983 – 13.12.1984) (Assisting) PM for Public Service Matters (28.06.1983 – 13.12.1984) (Assisting) PM for Youth Affairs (13.12.1984 – 24.07.1987) Trade (13.12.1984 – 24.07.1987) Employment, Education and Training (24.07.1987 – 27.12.1991) Treasurer (27.12.1991 – 23.12.1993) |
02.03.1947
|
–
|
77
|
C |
C |
C |
9.
|
Kim Beazley – Swan, WA (1980-96); Brand, WA (1996-2007) Aviation (11.03.1983 – 13.12.1984) (Assisting) Defence (11.03.1983 – 13.12.1984) Special Minister of State (14.07.1983 – 21.01.1984) Defence (13.12.1984 – 04.04.1990) Vice-President of Executive Council (15.02.1988 – 01.02.1991) Transport and Communications (04.04.1990 – 09.12.1991) Finance (09.12.1991 – 27.12.1991) Employment, Education and Training (27.12.1991 – 23.12.1993) Finance (23.12.1993 – 11.03.1996) Deputy Prime Minister (20.06.1995 – 11.03.1996) |
14.12.1948
|
–
|
75
|
C |
C |
C |
10.
|
John Kerin – Macarthur, NSW (1972-75); Werriwa, NSW (1978-93) Primary Industry (11.03.1983 – 24.07.1987) Primary Industries and Energy (24.07.1987 – 04.06.1991) Treasurer (04.06.1991 – 09.12.1991) Transport and Communications (09.12.1991 – 27.12.1991) Trade and Overseas Development (27.12.1991 – 24.03.1993) |
21.11.1937
|
28.03.2023
|
85
|
C |
||
11.
|
Simon Crean – Hotham, Vic (1990-2013) Science and Technology (04.04.1990 – 04.06.1991) (Assisting) Treasurer (04.04.1990 – 04.06.1991) (Assisting) PM for Science (04.04.1990 – 04.06.1991) Primary Industries and Energy (04.06.1991 – 23.12.1993) Employment, Education and Training (23.12.1993 – 11.03.1996) |
26.02.1949
|
25.06.2023
|
74
|
C |
C |
C |
12.
|
Senator Graham Richardson – NSW (1983-94) Environment and the Arts (24.07.1987 – 19.01.1988) Arts, Sport, the Environment, Tourism and Territories (19.01.1988 – 04.04.1990) Social Security (04.04.1990 – 27.12.1991) Vice-President of Executive Council (01.02.1991 – 18.05.1992) Transport and Communications (27.12.1991 – 18.05.1992) Health (24.03.1993 – 25.03.1994) Environment, Sport and Territories (01.03.1994 – 25.03.1994) |
27.09.1949
|
–
|
75 |
C |
C |
C |
13.
|
Senator Robert Ray – Vic (1981-2008) Home Affairs (24.07.1987 – 02.09.1988) (Assisting) Transport and Communications (19.01.1988 – 02.09.1988) Immigration, Local Government and Ethnic Affairs (02.09.1988 – 04.04.1990) (Assisting) PM for Multicultural Affairs (02.09.1988 – 04.04.1990) Defence (04.04.1990 – 11.03.1996) |
08.04.1947
|
–
|
77
|
C |
C |
C |
14.
|
Gerry Hand – Melbourne, Vic (1983-93) Aboriginal Affairs (24.07.1987 – 04.04.1990) Immigration, Local Government and Ethnic Affairs (04.04.1990 – 27.12.1991) (Assisting) PM for Multicultural Affairs (04.04.1990 – 24.03.1993) Immigration, Local Government and Ethnic Affairs (27.12.1991 – 24.03.1993) |
30.06.1942
|
15.11.2023
|
81
|
C |
C |
|
15.
|
Ros Kelly – Canberra, ACT (1980-95) (PS) Defence Science and Personnel (24.07.1987 – 18.09.1987) Defence Science and Personnel (18.09.1987 – 06.04.1989) Telecommunications and Aviation Support (06.04.1989 – 04.04.1990) Arts, Sport, the Environment, Tourism and Territories (04.04.1990 – 24.03.1993) Environment, Sport and Territories (24.03.1993 – 01.03.1994) (Assisting) PM for Status of Women (23.12.1993 – 01.03.1994) |
25.01.1948
|
–
|
76
|
C |
C |
C |
16.
|
Senator Peter Cook – WA (1983-2005) Resources (19.01.1988 – 04.04.1990) Industrial Relations (04.04.1990 – 24.03.1993) (Assisting) PM for Public Service Matters (04.40.1990 – 24.03.1993) Shipping and Aviation Support (27.05.1992 – 24.03.1993) Trade (24.03.1993 – 30.01.1994) Industry, Technology amd Regional Development (30.01.1994 – 25.03.1994) Industry, Science and Technology (25.03.1994 – 11.03.1996) (Assisting) PM for Science (25.03.1994 – 11.03.1996) |
08.11.1943
|
03.12.2005
|
62
|
C |
C |
C |
17.
|
Senator Nick Bolkus – SA (1981-2005) Consumer Affairs (15.02.1988 – 04.04.1990) (Assisting) Treasurer for Prices (15.02.1988 – 04.04.1990) Administrative Services (04.04.1990 – 24.03.1993) Immgration and Ethnic Affairs (24.03.1993 – 11.03.1996) (Assisting) PM for Multicultural Affairs (24.03.1993 – 11.03.1996) |
17.07.1950
|
–
|
74
|
C |
C |
C |
18.
|
Senator Bob Collins – NT (1987-98) Shipping (04.04.1990 – 07.05.1990) Shipping and Aviation Support (07.05.1990 – 27.12.1991) (Assisting) PM for Northern Australia (04.04.1990 – 27.12.1991) Northern Australia (27.12.1991 – 27.05.1992) Shipping and Aviation (27.12.1991 – 24.03.1993) Transport and Communications (27.05.1992 – 23.12.1993) Primary Industries and Energy (23.12.1993 – 11.03.1996) |
08.02.1946
|
21.09.2007
|
61
|
C |
C |
|
19.
|
Alan Griffiths – Maribyrnong, Vic (1983-96) Resources (04.04.1990 – 24.03.1993) Tourism (27.12.1991 – 24.03.1993) Industry, Technology and Regional Development (24.03.1993 – 23.01.1994) |
04.09.1952
|
–
|
72
|
C |
C |
|
20.
|
Ben Humphreys – Griffith, Qld (1977-96) Veterans’ Affairs (24.07.1987 – 24.03.1993) Northern Australia (27.05.1992 – 24.03.1993) |
17.08.1934
|
17.11.2019
|
85
|
C |
||
21.
|
Senator Michael Tate – Tas (1978-93) Special Minister of State (16.02.1987 – 24.07.1987) (PS) Justice (24.07.1987 – 18.09.1987) Justice (18.09.1987 – 04.04.1990) Justice and Consumer Affairs (04.04.1990 – 27.05.1992) Justice (27.05.1992 – 24.03.1993) |
06.07.1945
|
–
|
79
|
|||
19.
|
Peter Duncan – Makin, SA (1984-96) Land Transport and Infrastructure Support (24.07.1987 – 19.01.1988) Employment and Education Services (19.01.1988 – 04.04.1990) (PS) Attorney-General (24.03.1993 – 11.03.1996) |
01.01.1945
|
–
|
79
|
|||
20.
|
Peter Staples – Diamond Valley, Vic (1983-84); Jagajaga, Vic (1984-96) Consumer Affairs (24.07.1987 – 15.02.1988) (Assisting) Treasurer for Prices (24.07.1987 – 15.02.1988) Housing and Aged Care (15.02.1988 – 07.05.1990) Aged, Family and Health Services (07.05.1990 – 24.03.1993) |
15.10.1947
|
–
|
77
|
|||
21.
|
Bob Brown – Hunter, NSW (1980-84); Charlton, NSW (1984-98) Land Transport and Shipping Support (02.09.1988 – 04.04.1990) Land Transport (04.04.1990 – 24.03.1993) |
02.12.1933
|
30.03.2022
|
88
|
|||
22.
|
David Simmons – Calare, NSW (1983-96) Defence Science and Personnel (06.04.1989 – 04.04.1990) Arts, Tourism and Territories (04.04.1990 – 27.12.1991) Family Support (27.12.1991 – 24.03.1993) Local Government (27.12.1991 – 24.03.1993) |
07.11.1947
|
–
|
76
|
|||
23.
|
Peter Baldwin – Sydney, NSW (1983-98) Employment and Education Services (04.04.1990 – 07.05.1990) Higher Education and Employment Services (07.05.1990 – 24.03.1993) (Assisting) Treasurer (27.12.1991 – 24.03.1993) Social Security (24.03.1993 – 11.03.1996) |
12.04.1951
|
–
|
73
|
C |
||
24.
|
David Beddall – Fadden, Qld (1983-84); Rankin, Qld (1984-98) Small Business and Customs (04.04.1990 – 27.12.1991) Small Business, Construction and Customs (27.12.1991 – 24.03.1993) Communications (24.03.1993 – 23.12.1993) Resources (23.12.1993 – 11.03.1996) |
27.11.1948
|
–
|
75
|
|||
25.
|
Gordon Bilney – Kingston, SA (1983-96) Defence Science and Personnel (04.04.1990 – 24.03.1993) Development Co-operation and Pacific Island Affairs (24.03.1993 – 11.03.1996) |
21.06.1939
|
28.10.2012
|
73
|
|||
26.
|
Wendy Fatin – Canning, WA (1983-84); Brand, WA (1984-96) Local Government (04.04.1990 – 27.12.1991) (Assisting) PM for the Status of Women (04.04.1990 – 24.03.1993) Arts and Territories (27.12.1991 – 24.03.1993) |
10.04.1941
|
–
|
83
|
|||
27.
|
Ross Free – Macquarie, NSW (1980-84); Lindsay, NSW (1984-96) (PS) Prime Minister (04.04.1990 – 04.06.1991) Science and Technology (04.06.1991 – 27.12.1991) (Assisting) Treasurer (04.06.1991 – 27.12.1991) (Assisting) PM for Science (04.06.1991 – 27.12.1991) Science and Technology (27.12.1991 – 24.03.1993) (Assisting) Prime Minister (27.12.1991 – 24.03.1993) Schools, Vocational Education and Training (24.03.1993 – 11.03.1996) |
07.03.1943
|
–
|
81
|
|||
28.
|
Roger Price – Chifley, NSW (1984-2010) (PS) Prime Minister (04.04.1990 – 27.12.1991) (PS) Defence (27.12.1991 – 24.03.1993) |
26.11.1945
|
–
|
78
|
|||
29.
|
Con Sciacca – Bowman, Qld (1987-96); and (1998-2004) (PS) Social Security (04.04.1990 – 24.03.1993) (PS) Social Security (24.03.1993 – 25.03.1994) (PS) Arts and Administrative Services (23.12.1993 – 30.01.1994) (PS) Administrative Services (30.01.1994 – 25.03.1994) Veterans’ Affairs (25.03.1994 – 11.03.1996) |
13.06.1947
|
21.06.2017
|
70
|
|||
30.
|
Warren Snowdon – Northern Territory, NT (1987-96); and (1998-2001); Lingiari, NT (2001-) (PS) Transport and Communications (04.04.1990 – 27.05.1992) (PS) Employment, Education and Training (27.05.1992 – 11.03.1996) (PS) Environment, Sport and Territories (14.04.1993 – 11.03.1996) |
30.03.1950
|
–
|
74
|
|||
31.
|
Robert Tickner – Hughes, NSW (1984-96) Aboriginal Affairs (04.04.1990 – 19.12.1991) Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs (19.12.1991 – 11.03.1996) (Assisting) PM for Aboriginal Reconciliation (21.02.1991 – 24.03.1993) |
24.12.1951
|
–
|
72
|
|||
32.
|
Laurie Brereton – Kingsford Smith, NSW (1990-2004) (PS) Prime Minister (27.12.1991 – 24.03.1993) Industrial Relations (24.03.1993 – 11.03.1996) (Assisting) PM for Public Service Matters (24.03.1993 – 23.12.1993) Transport (23.12.1993 – 11.03.1996) |
29.05.1946
|
–
|
78
|
C |
||
33.
|
Jeannette McHugh – Phillip, NSW (1983-93); Grayndler, NSW (1993-96) Consumer Affairs (27.05.1992 – 11.03.1996) |
18.12.1934
|
–
|
89
|
C |
||
34.
|
Sen. Bob McMullan – ACT (1988-96); Canberra, ACT (1996-98); Fraser, ACT (1998-2010) (PS) Treasurer (20.12.1991 – 24.03.1993) Arts and Administrative Services (24.03.1993 – 30.01.1994) Administrative Services (30.01.1994 – 25.03.1994) Trade (30.01.1994 – 11.03.1996) |
10.12.1947
|
–
|
76
|
C |
||
35.
|
Gary Johns – Petrie, Qld (1987-96) (PS) Health, Housing and Community Services (27.12.1991 – 24.03.1993) (PS) Treasurer (24.03.1993 – 23.12.1993) (Assisting) PM for Public Service Matters (23.12.1993 – 11.03.1996) Special Minister of State (25.03.1994 – 11.03.1996) Vice-President of Executive Council (25.03.1994 – 11.03.1996) |
29.08.1952
|
–
|
72
|
|||
36.
|
Stephen Martin – Macarthur, NSW (1984-93); Cunningham, NSW (1993-2002) (PS) Foreign Affairs and Trade (27.12.1991 – 24.03.1993) |
24.06.1948
|
–
|
76
|
|||
37.
|
Arch Bevis – Brisbane, Qld (1990-2010) (PS) Defence (25.03.1994 – 11.03.1996) |
10.04.1955
|
–
|
69
|
|||
38.
|
Mary Crawford – Forde, Qld (1987-96) (PS) Housing and Regional Development (25.03.1994 – 11.03.1996) |
12.04.1947
|
–
|
77
|
|||
39.
|
Janice Crosio – Prospect, NSW (1990-2004) (PS) Arts and Administrative Services (24.03.1993 – 23.12.1993) (PS) Environment, Sport and Territories (23.12.1993 – 25.03.1994) (PS) Social Security (25.03.1994 – 11.03.1996) |
03.01.1939
|
–
|
85
|
|||
40.
|
Sen. Rosemary Crowley – SA (1983-2002) Family Services (24.03.1993 – 11.03.1996) (Assisting) PM for Status of Women (24.03.1993 – 23.12.1993) |
30.07.1938
|
–
|
86
|
|||
41.
|
Paul Elliott – Parramatta, NSW (1990-96) (PS) Tourism (24.03.1993 – 07.06.1994) (PS) Treasurer (23.12.1993 – 11.03.1996) (PS) Communications and the Arts (07.06.1994 – 11.03.1996) |
24.09.1954
|
–
|
70
|
|||
42.
|
Sen. John Faulkner – NSW (1989-2015) Veterans’ Affairs (24.03.1993 – 25.03.1994) Defence Science and Personnel (24.03.1993 – 25.03.1994) Sport and Territories (01.03.1994 – 25.03.1994) Environment, Sport and Territories (25.03.1994 – 11.03.1996) |
12.04.1954
|
–
|
70
|
C |
||
43.
|
George Gear – Tangney, WA (1983-84); Canning, WA (1984-96) Assistant Treasurer (24.03.1993 – 11.03.1996) |
08.03.1947
|
–
|
77
|
|||
44.
|
Duncan Kerr – Denison, Tas (1987-2010) Justice (24.03.1993 – 11.03.1996) Attorney-General (01.04.1993 – 27.04.1993) |
26.02.1952
|
–
|
72
|
|||
45.
|
Michael Lavarch – Fisher, Qld (1987-93); Dickson, Qld (1993-96) Attorney-General (27.04.1993 – 11.03.1996) |
08.06.1961
|
–
|
63
|
C |
||
46.
|
Dr Carmen Lawrence – Fremantle, WA (1994-2007) (Assisting) PM for Status of Women (25.03.1994 – 11.03.1996) Human Services and Health (25.03.1994 – 11.03.1996) |
02.03.1948
|
–
|
76
|
|||
47.
|
Michael Lee – Dobell, NSW (1984-2001) Resources (24.03.1993 – 23.12.1993) Tourism (24.03.1993 – 11.03.1996) Communications (23.12.1993 – 30.01.1994) Communications and the Arts (30.01.1994 – 11.03.1996) |
24.03.1957
|
–
|
67
|
C |
||
48.
|
Ted Lindsay – Herbert, Qld (1983-96) (PS) Industry, Technology and Regional Development (24.03.1993 – 25.03.1994) (PS) Industry, Science and Technology (25.03.1994 – 11.03.1996) |
19.12.1942
|
–
|
81
|
|||
49.
|
Neil O’Keefe – Burke, Vic (1984-2001) (PS) Transport and Communications (24.03.1993 – 23.12.1993) (PS) Transport (23.12.1993 – 11.03.1996) |
07.05.1947
|
–
|
77
|
|||
50.
|
Gary Punch – Barton, NSW (1983-96) Arts and Territories (19.01.1988 – 02.09.1988) Telecommunications and Aviation Support (02.09.1988 – 28.03.1989) (PS) Defence (24.03.1993 – 25.03.1994) Defence Science and Personnel (25.03.1994 – 11.03.1996) |
21.08.1957
|
–
|
67
|
|||
51.
|
Sen. Chris Schacht – SA (1987-2002) (Assisting) PM for Science (24.03.1993 – 25.03.1994) Science and Small Business (24.03.1993 – 25.03.1994) Small Business, Customs and Construction (25.03.1994 – 11.03.1996) |
06.12.1946
|
–
|
77
|
|||
52.
|
Sen. Nick Sherry – Tas (1990-2012) (PS) Primary Industries and Energy (24.03.1993 – 11.03.1996) |
19.11.1955
|
–
|
68
|
|||
53.
|
Andrew Theophanous – Burke, Vic (1980-84); Calwell, Vic (1984-2001) (PS) Housing, Local Government and Community Services (24.03.1993 – 23.12.1993) (PS) Prime Minister (24.03.1993 – 11.03.1996) (PS) Health (24.03.1993 – 25.03.1994) (PS) Housing, Local Government and Human Services (23.12.1993 – 11.03.1996) (PS) Human Services and Health (25.03.1994 – 11.03.1996) |
24.03.1946
|
–
|
78
|
|||
54.
|
Frank Walker – Robertson (NSW) Special Minister of State (24.03.1993 – 25.03.1994) Vice-President of Executive Council (24.03.1993 – 25.03.1994) Administrative Services (25.03.1994 – 11.03.1996) |
07.07.1942
|
12.06.2012
|
69
|