Australian Labor Party Totally Explained

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Northern Territory

Clare Martin (2001–2007, first Labor Chief Minister of the Northern Territory) Australian Capital Territory

Rosemary Follett (1989, 1991–95, inaugural Chief Minister of the ACT, and first female head of government of an Australian state or territory) New South Wales

Peter Beattie (1998–2007)

Wayne Goss (1989–96)

Vince Gair (1952–57)

Ned Hanlon (1946–52)

Frank Cooper (1942–46)

William Forgan Smith (1932–42)

William McCormack (1925–29)

William Gillies (1925)

Ted Theodore (1919–25)

T. J. Ryan (1915–19)

Anderson Dawson (1899, world's first leader of a parliamentary socialist government) South Australia

Lynn Arnold (1992–93)

John Bannon (1982–92)

Des Corcoran (1979)

Don Dunstan (1967–68, 1970–79)

Frank Walsh (1965–67)

Robert Richards (1933)

Lionel Hill (1926–27, 1930–33)

John Gunn (1924–26)

Crawford Vaughan (1915–17)

John Verran (1910–12)

Thomas Price (1905–09) Tasmania

Paul Lennon (2004–08)

Jim Bacon (1998–2004)

Michael Field (1989–92)

Harry Holgate (1981–82)

Doug Lowe (1977–81)

Bill Neilson (1975–77)

Eric Reece (1958–69, 1972–75)

Edward Brooker (1947–48)

Robert Cosgrove (1939–47, 1948–58)

Edmund Dwyer-Gray (1939)

Albert Ogilvie (1934–39)

Joseph Lyons (1923–28)

John Earle (1909, 1914–16) Victoria

Steve Bracks (1999–2007)

Joan Kirner (1990–92, first female premier of Victoria)

John Cain II (1982–90)

John Cain (senior) (1943, 1945–47, 1952–55)

Edmond Hogan (1927–28, 1929–32)

George Prendergast (1924)

George Elmslie (1913) Western Australia

Geoff Gallop (2001–06)

Carmen Lawrence (1990–93, first female premier of an Australian state)

Peter Dowding (1988–90)

Brian Burke (1983–88)

John Tonkin (1971–74)

Albert Hawke (1953–59)

Frank Wise (1945–47)

John Willcock (1936–45)

Philip Collier (1924–30, 1933–36)

John Scaddan (1911–16)

Henry Daglish (1904–05)

Other past Labor politicians

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List of members of the Australian House of Representatives

List of members of the Australian SenateFurther Information

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