# Premier of Tasmania

The premier of Tasmania is the head of the executive government in the Australian state of Tasmania. By convention, the leader of the party or political grouping which has majority support in the House of Assembly is invited by the governor of Tasmania to be premier and principal adviser.
Since 8 April 2022, the premier of Tasmania has been Jeremy Rockliff, leader of the Liberal Party, which holds 14 of the 35 seats in the House of Assembly.

## List of premiers of Tasmania

Before the 1890s, there was no formal party system in Tasmania. Party labels before that time indicate a general tendency only. The current convention of appointing the premier from the House of Assembly did not develop until the late 19th century, with eight premiers appointed from the Legislative Council (the last being Philip Fysh from 1887 to 1892).
| No. | Portrait | Name Electoral division (Birth–death) | Election | Term of office | Term of office | Term of office | Political party | Monarch |
| No. | Portrait | Name Electoral division (Birth–death) | Election | Term start | Term end | Time in office | Political party | Monarch |
| 1 | | William Champ MHA for Launceston (1808–1892) | 1856 | 1 November 1856 | 26 February 1857 | 117 days | Independent | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| 2 | | Thomas Gregson MHA for Richmond (1796–1874) | — | 26 February 1857 | 25 April 1857 | 58 days | Independent | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| 3 | | William Weston MHA for Ringwood (1804–1888) | — | 25 April 1857 | 12 May 1857 | 17 days | Independent | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| 4 | | Francis Smith MHA for Fingal (1819–1909) | — | 12 May 1857 | 1 November 1860 | 3 years, 173 days | Independent | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| (3) | | William Weston MLC for Longford (1804–1888) | — | 1 November 1860 | 2 August 1861 | 274 days | Independent | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| 5 | | Thomas Chapman MHA for Queensborough (until 1862) MHA for Campbell Town (from 1862) (1815–1884) | 1861 | 2 August 1861 | 20 January 1863 | 1 year, 171 days | Independent | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| 6 | | James Whyte MLC for Pembroke (1820–1882) | 1862 | 20 January 1863 | 24 November 1866 | 3 years, 308 days | Independent | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| 7 | | Sir Richard Dry MLC for Tamar (1815–1869) | 1866 | 24 November 1866 | 4 August 1869 | 2 years, 253 days | Independent | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| 8 | | James Milne Wilson MLC for Hobart (1812–1880) | — | 4 August 1869 | 4 November 1872 | 3 years, 92 days | Independent | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| 8 | | James Milne Wilson MLC for Hobart (1812–1880) | 1871 | 4 August 1869 | 4 November 1872 | 3 years, 92 days | Independent | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| 9 | | Frederick Innes MHA for Selby (1816–1882) | 1872 | 4 November 1872 | 4 August 1873 | 273 days | Independent | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| 10 | | Alfred Kennerley MLC for Hobart (1810–1897) | — | 4 August 1873 | 20 July 1876 | 2 years, 351 days | Independent | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| 11 | | Thomas Reibey MHA for Westbury (1821–1912) | — | 20 July 1876 | 9 August 1877 | 1 year, 20 days | Independent | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| 12 | | Philip Fysh MHA for East Hobart (1835–1919) | 1877 | 9 August 1877 | 5 March 1878 | 208 days | Independent | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| 13 | | William Giblin MHA for Wellington (1840–1887) | — | 5 March 1878 | 20 December 1878 | 290 days | Independent | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| 14 | | William Crowther MHA for Queensborough (1817–1885) | — | 20 December 1878 | 30 October 1879 | 314 days | Independent | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| (13) | | William Giblin MHA for Wellington (1840–1887) | — | 30 October 1879 | 15 August 1884 | 4 years, 290 days | Independent | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| (13) | | William Giblin MHA for Wellington (1840–1887) | 1882 | 30 October 1879 | 15 August 1884 | 4 years, 290 days | Independent | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| 15 | | Adye Douglas MLC for South Esk (1815–1906) | — | 15 August 1884 | 8 March 1886 | 1 year, 205 days | Independent | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| 16 | | James Agnew MLC for Macquarie (1815–1901) | — | 8 March 1886 | 29 March 1887 | 1 year, 21 days | Independent | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| 16 | | James Agnew MLC for Macquarie (1815–1901) | 1886 | 8 March 1886 | 29 March 1887 | 1 year, 21 days | Independent | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| (12) | | Philip Fysh MLC for Buckingham (1835–1919) | — | 29 March 1887 | 27 August 1892 | 5 years, 141 days | Protectionist | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| (12) | | Philip Fysh MLC for Buckingham (1835–1919) | 1891 | 29 March 1887 | 27 August 1892 | 5 years, 141 days | Protectionist | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| 17 | | Henry Dobson MHA for Brighton (1841–1918) | — | 27 August 1892 | 14 April 1894 | 1 year, 240 days | Free Trade | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| 17 | | Henry Dobson MHA for Brighton (1841–1918) | 1893 | 27 August 1892 | 14 April 1894 | 1 year, 240 days | Free Trade | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| 18 | | Sir Edward Braddon MHA for West Devon (1829–1904) | — | 14 April 1894 | 12 October 1899 | 5 years, 181 days | Free Trade | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| 18 | | Sir Edward Braddon MHA for West Devon (1829–1904) | 1897 | 14 April 1894 | 12 October 1899 | 5 years, 181 days | Free Trade | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| 19 | | Sir Elliott Lewis MHA for Richmond (1858–1935) | — | 12 October 1899 | 9 April 1903 | 3 years, 179 days | Free Trade | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| 19 | | Sir Elliott Lewis MHA for Richmond (1858–1935) | 1900 | 12 October 1899 | 9 April 1903 | 3 years, 179 days | Free Trade | Victoria (1837–1901) Governor: Sir Henry Young (1855–1861)Sir Thomas Browne (1862–1868)Sir Charles Du Cane (1869–1874)Sir Frederick Weld (1875–1880)Sir John Henry Lefroy (1880–1881)Sir George Strahan (1881–1886)Sir Robert Hamilton (1887–1892)The Viscount Gormanston (1893–1900) |
| 19 | | Sir Elliott Lewis MHA for Richmond (1858–1935) | 1900 | 12 October 1899 | 9 April 1903 | 3 years, 179 days | Free Trade | Edward VII (1901–1910) Governor: Sir Arthur Havelock (1901–1904)Sir Gerald Strickland (1904–1909)Sir Harry Barron (from 1909) |
| 20 | | William Propsting MHA for North Hobart (1861–1937) | 1903 | 9 April 1903 | 12 July 1904 | 1 year, 94 days | Protectionist | Edward VII (1901–1910) Governor: Sir Arthur Havelock (1901–1904)Sir Gerald Strickland (1904–1909)Sir Harry Barron (from 1909) |
| 21 | | John Evans MHA for Kingborough (until 1909) MHA for Franklin (from 1909) (1855–1943) | — | 12 July 1904 | 19 June 1909 | 4 years, 342 days | Anti-Socialist | Edward VII (1901–1910) Governor: Sir Arthur Havelock (1901–1904)Sir Gerald Strickland (1904–1909)Sir Harry Barron (from 1909) |
| 21 | | John Evans MHA for Kingborough (until 1909) MHA for Franklin (from 1909) (1855–1943) | 1906 | 12 July 1904 | 19 June 1909 | 4 years, 342 days | Anti-Socialist | Edward VII (1901–1910) Governor: Sir Arthur Havelock (1901–1904)Sir Gerald Strickland (1904–1909)Sir Harry Barron (from 1909) |
| 21 | | John Evans MHA for Kingborough (until 1909) MHA for Franklin (from 1909) (1855–1943) | 1909 | 12 July 1904 | 19 June 1909 | 4 years, 342 days | Anti-Socialist | Edward VII (1901–1910) Governor: Sir Arthur Havelock (1901–1904)Sir Gerald Strickland (1904–1909)Sir Harry Barron (from 1909) |
| (19) | | Sir Elliott Lewis MHA for Denison (1858–1935) | — | 19 June 1909 | 20 October 1909 | 123 days | Liberal League | Edward VII (1901–1910) Governor: Sir Arthur Havelock (1901–1904)Sir Gerald Strickland (1904–1909)Sir Harry Barron (from 1909) |
| 22 | | John Earle MHA for Franklin (1865–1932) | — | 20 October 1909 | 27 October 1909 | 7 days | Labor | Edward VII (1901–1910) Governor: Sir Arthur Havelock (1901–1904)Sir Gerald Strickland (1904–1909)Sir Harry Barron (from 1909) |
| (19) | | Sir Elliott Lewis MHA for Denison (1858–1935) | — | 27 October 1909 | 14 June 1912 | 2 years, 231 days | Liberal League | Edward VII (1901–1910) Governor: Sir Arthur Havelock (1901–1904)Sir Gerald Strickland (1904–1909)Sir Harry Barron (from 1909) |
| (19) | | Sir Elliott Lewis MHA for Denison (1858–1935) | — | 27 October 1909 | 14 June 1912 | 2 years, 231 days | Liberal League | George V (1910–1936) Governor: Sir Harry Barron (until 1913)Sir William Ellison-Macartney (1913–1917)Sir Francis Newdegate (1917–1920)Sir William Allardyce (1920–1922)Sir James O'Grady (1924–1930)Sir Ernest Clark (from 1933) |
| (19) | | Sir Elliott Lewis MHA for Denison (1858–1935) | 1912 | 27 October 1909 | 14 June 1912 | 2 years, 231 days | Liberal League | George V (1910–1936) Governor: Sir Harry Barron (until 1913)Sir William Ellison-Macartney (1913–1917)Sir Francis Newdegate (1917–1920)Sir William Allardyce (1920–1922)Sir James O'Grady (1924–1930)Sir Ernest Clark (from 1933) |
| 23 | | Albert Solomon MHA for Bass (1876–1914) | — | 14 June 1912 | 6 April 1914 | 1 year, 296 days | Liberal League | George V (1910–1936) Governor: Sir Harry Barron (until 1913)Sir William Ellison-Macartney (1913–1917)Sir Francis Newdegate (1917–1920)Sir William Allardyce (1920–1922)Sir James O'Grady (1924–1930)Sir Ernest Clark (from 1933) |
| 23 | | Albert Solomon MHA for Bass (1876–1914) | 1913 | 14 June 1912 | 6 April 1914 | 1 year, 296 days | Liberal League | George V (1910–1936) Governor: Sir Harry Barron (until 1913)Sir William Ellison-Macartney (1913–1917)Sir Francis Newdegate (1917–1920)Sir William Allardyce (1920–1922)Sir James O'Grady (1924–1930)Sir Ernest Clark (from 1933) |
| (22) | | John Earle MHA for Franklin (1865–1932) | — | 6 April 1914 | 15 April 1916 | 2 years, 9 days | Labor | George V (1910–1936) Governor: Sir Harry Barron (until 1913)Sir William Ellison-Macartney (1913–1917)Sir Francis Newdegate (1917–1920)Sir William Allardyce (1920–1922)Sir James O'Grady (1924–1930)Sir Ernest Clark (from 1933) |
| 24 | | Sir Walter Lee MHA for Wilmot (1874–1963) | 1916 | 15 April 1916 | 12 August 1922 | 6 years, 119 days | Liberal League (until 1917) | George V (1910–1936) Governor: Sir Harry Barron (until 1913)Sir William Ellison-Macartney (1913–1917)Sir Francis Newdegate (1917–1920)Sir William Allardyce (1920–1922)Sir James O'Grady (1924–1930)Sir Ernest Clark (from 1933) |
| | | Sir Walter Lee MHA for Wilmot (1874–1963) | 1916 | 15 April 1916 | 12 August 1922 | 6 years, 119 days | Nationalist | George V (1910–1936) Governor: Sir Harry Barron (until 1913)Sir William Ellison-Macartney (1913–1917)Sir Francis Newdegate (1917–1920)Sir William Allardyce (1920–1922)Sir James O'Grady (1924–1930)Sir Ernest Clark (from 1933) |
| | | Sir Walter Lee MHA for Wilmot (1874–1963) | 1919 | 15 April 1916 | 12 August 1922 | 6 years, 119 days | Nationalist | George V (1910–1936) Governor: Sir Harry Barron (until 1913)Sir William Ellison-Macartney (1913–1917)Sir Francis Newdegate (1917–1920)Sir William Allardyce (1920–1922)Sir James O'Grady (1924–1930)Sir Ernest Clark (from 1933) |
| | | Sir Walter Lee MHA for Wilmot (1874–1963) | 1922 | 15 April 1916 | 12 August 1922 | 6 years, 119 days | Nationalist | George V (1910–1936) Governor: Sir Harry Barron (until 1913)Sir William Ellison-Macartney (1913–1917)Sir Francis Newdegate (1917–1920)Sir William Allardyce (1920–1922)Sir James O'Grady (1924–1930)Sir Ernest Clark (from 1933) |
| 25 | | John Hayes MHA for Bass (1868–1956) | — | 12 August 1922 | 14 August 1923 | 1 year, 2 days | Nationalist | George V (1910–1936) Governor: Sir Harry Barron (until 1913)Sir William Ellison-Macartney (1913–1917)Sir Francis Newdegate (1917–1920)Sir William Allardyce (1920–1922)Sir James O'Grady (1924–1930)Sir Ernest Clark (from 1933) |
| (24) | | Sir Walter Lee MHA for Wilmot (1874–1963) | — | 14 August 1923 | 25 October 1923 | 1 year, 72 days | Nationalist | George V (1910–1936) Governor: Sir Harry Barron (until 1913)Sir William Ellison-Macartney (1913–1917)Sir Francis Newdegate (1917–1920)Sir William Allardyce (1920–1922)Sir James O'Grady (1924–1930)Sir Ernest Clark (from 1933) |
| 26 | | Joseph Lyons MHA for Wilmot (1879–1939) | — | 25 October 1923 | 15 June 1928 | 4 years, 234 days | Labor | George V (1910–1936) Governor: Sir Harry Barron (until 1913)Sir William Ellison-Macartney (1913–1917)Sir Francis Newdegate (1917–1920)Sir William Allardyce (1920–1922)Sir James O'Grady (1924–1930)Sir Ernest Clark (from 1933) |
| 26 | | Joseph Lyons MHA for Wilmot (1879–1939) | 1925 | 25 October 1923 | 15 June 1928 | 4 years, 234 days | Labor | George V (1910–1936) Governor: Sir Harry Barron (until 1913)Sir William Ellison-Macartney (1913–1917)Sir Francis Newdegate (1917–1920)Sir William Allardyce (1920–1922)Sir James O'Grady (1924–1930)Sir Ernest Clark (from 1933) |
| 27 | | John McPhee MHA for Denison (1878–1952) | 1928 | 15 June 1928 | 15 March 1934 | 5 years, 273 days | Nationalist | George V (1910–1936) Governor: Sir Harry Barron (until 1913)Sir William Ellison-Macartney (1913–1917)Sir Francis Newdegate (1917–1920)Sir William Allardyce (1920–1922)Sir James O'Grady (1924–1930)Sir Ernest Clark (from 1933) |
| 27 | | John McPhee MHA for Denison (1878–1952) | 1931 | 15 June 1928 | 15 March 1934 | 5 years, 273 days | Nationalist | George V (1910–1936) Governor: Sir Harry Barron (until 1913)Sir William Ellison-Macartney (1913–1917)Sir Francis Newdegate (1917–1920)Sir William Allardyce (1920–1922)Sir James O'Grady (1924–1930)Sir Ernest Clark (from 1933) |
| (24) | | Sir Walter Lee MHA for Wilmot (1874–1963) | — | 15 March 1934 | 22 June 1934 | 99 days | Nationalist | George V (1910–1936) Governor: Sir Harry Barron (until 1913)Sir William Ellison-Macartney (1913–1917)Sir Francis Newdegate (1917–1920)Sir William Allardyce (1920–1922)Sir James O'Grady (1924–1930)Sir Ernest Clark (from 1933) |
| 28 | | Albert Ogilvie MHA for Franklin (1890–1939) | 1934 | 22 June 1934 | 10 June 1939 | 4 years, 353 days | Labor | George V (1910–1936) Governor: Sir Harry Barron (until 1913)Sir William Ellison-Macartney (1913–1917)Sir Francis Newdegate (1917–1920)Sir William Allardyce (1920–1922)Sir James O'Grady (1924–1930)Sir Ernest Clark (from 1933) |
| 28 | | Albert Ogilvie MHA for Franklin (1890–1939) | 1934 | 22 June 1934 | 10 June 1939 | 4 years, 353 days | Labor | Edward VIII (1936) Governor: Sir Ernest Clark |
| 28 | | Albert Ogilvie MHA for Franklin (1890–1939) | 1934 | 22 June 1934 | 10 June 1939 | 4 years, 353 days | Labor | George VI (1936–1952) Governor: Sir Ernest Clark (until 1945)Sir Hugh Binney (1945–1951)Sir Ronald Cross (from 1951) |
| 28 | | Albert Ogilvie MHA for Franklin (1890–1939) | 1937 | 22 June 1934 | 10 June 1939 | 4 years, 353 days | Labor | George VI (1936–1952) Governor: Sir Ernest Clark (until 1945)Sir Hugh Binney (1945–1951)Sir Ronald Cross (from 1951) |
| 29 | | Edmund Dwyer-Gray MHA for Denison (1870–1945) | — | 11 June 1939 | 18 December 1939 | 190 days | Labor | George VI (1936–1952) Governor: Sir Ernest Clark (until 1945)Sir Hugh Binney (1945–1951)Sir Ronald Cross (from 1951) |
| 30 | | Robert Cosgrove MHA for Denison (1884–1969) | — | 18 December 1939 | 18 December 1947 | 8 years, 0 days | Labor | George VI (1936–1952) Governor: Sir Ernest Clark (until 1945)Sir Hugh Binney (1945–1951)Sir Ronald Cross (from 1951) |
| 30 | | Robert Cosgrove MHA for Denison (1884–1969) | 1941 | 18 December 1939 | 18 December 1947 | 8 years, 0 days | Labor | George VI (1936–1952) Governor: Sir Ernest Clark (until 1945)Sir Hugh Binney (1945–1951)Sir Ronald Cross (from 1951) |
| 30 | | Robert Cosgrove MHA for Denison (1884–1969) | 1946 | 18 December 1939 | 18 December 1947 | 8 years, 0 days | Labor | George VI (1936–1952) Governor: Sir Ernest Clark (until 1945)Sir Hugh Binney (1945–1951)Sir Ronald Cross (from 1951) |
| 31 | | Edward Brooker MHA for Franklin (1891–1948) | — | 18 December 1947 | 25 February 1948 | 69 days | Labor | George VI (1936–1952) Governor: Sir Ernest Clark (until 1945)Sir Hugh Binney (1945–1951)Sir Ronald Cross (from 1951) |
| (30) | | Robert Cosgrove MHA for Denison (1884–1969) | — | 25 February 1948 | 26 August 1958 | 10 years, 182 days | Labor | George VI (1936–1952) Governor: Sir Ernest Clark (until 1945)Sir Hugh Binney (1945–1951)Sir Ronald Cross (from 1951) |
| (30) | | Robert Cosgrove MHA for Denison (1884–1969) | 1948 | 25 February 1948 | 26 August 1958 | 10 years, 182 days | Labor | George VI (1936–1952) Governor: Sir Ernest Clark (until 1945)Sir Hugh Binney (1945–1951)Sir Ronald Cross (from 1951) |
| (30) | | Robert Cosgrove MHA for Denison (1884–1969) | 1950 | 25 February 1948 | 26 August 1958 | 10 years, 182 days | Labor | George VI (1936–1952) Governor: Sir Ernest Clark (until 1945)Sir Hugh Binney (1945–1951)Sir Ronald Cross (from 1951) |
| (30) | | Robert Cosgrove MHA for Denison (1884–1969) | 1950 | 25 February 1948 | 26 August 1958 | 10 years, 182 days | Labor | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| (30) | | Robert Cosgrove MHA for Denison (1884–1969) | 1955 | 25 February 1948 | 26 August 1958 | 10 years, 182 days | Labor | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| (30) | | Robert Cosgrove MHA for Denison (1884–1969) | 1956 | 25 February 1948 | 26 August 1958 | 10 years, 182 days | Labor | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 32 | | Eric Reece MHA for Braddon (1909–1999) | — | 26 August 1958 | 26 May 1969 | 10 years, 273 days | Labor | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 32 | | Eric Reece MHA for Braddon (1909–1999) | 1959 | 26 August 1958 | 26 May 1969 | 10 years, 273 days | Labor | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 32 | | Eric Reece MHA for Braddon (1909–1999) | 1964 | 26 August 1958 | 26 May 1969 | 10 years, 273 days | Labor | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 33 | | Angus Bethune MHA for Wilmot (1908–2004) | 1969 | 26 May 1969 | 3 May 1972 | 2 years, 343 days | Liberal | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| (32) | | Eric Reece MHA for Braddon (1909–1999) | 1972 | 3 May 1972 | 31 March 1975 | 2 years, 332 days | Labor | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 34 | | Bill Neilson MHA for Franklin (1925–1989) | — | 31 March 1975 | 1 December 1977 | 2 years, 245 days | Labor | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 34 | | Bill Neilson MHA for Franklin (1925–1989) | 1976 | 31 March 1975 | 1 December 1977 | 2 years, 245 days | Labor | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 35 | | Doug Lowe MHA for Franklin (born 1942) | — | 1 December 1977 | 11 November 1981 | 3 years, 345 days | Labor | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 35 | | Doug Lowe MHA for Franklin (born 1942) | 1979 | 1 December 1977 | 11 November 1981 | 3 years, 345 days | Labor | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 36 | | Harry Holgate MHA for Bass (1933–1997) | | 11 November 1981 | 26 May 1982 | 196 days | Labor | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 37 | | Robin Gray MHA for Wilmot (until 1984) MHA for Lyons (from 1984) (born 1940) | 1982 | 26 May 1982 | 29 June 1989 | 7 years, 34 days | Liberal | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 37 | | Robin Gray MHA for Wilmot (until 1984) MHA for Lyons (from 1984) (born 1940) | 1986 | 26 May 1982 | 29 June 1989 | 7 years, 34 days | Liberal | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 38 | | Michael Field MHA for Braddon (born 1948) | 1989 | 29 June 1989 | 17 February 1992 | 2 years, 233 days | Labor | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 39 | | Ray Groom MHA for Denison (born 1944) | 1992 | 17 February 1992 | 18 March 1996 | 4 years, 30 days | Liberal | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 39 | | Ray Groom MHA for Denison (born 1944) | 1996 | 17 February 1992 | 18 March 1996 | 4 years, 30 days | Liberal | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 40 | | Tony Rundle MHA for Braddon (born 1939) | — | 18 March 1996 | 14 September 1998 | 2 years, 180 days | Liberal | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 41 | | Jim Bacon MHA for Denison (1950–2004) | 1998 | 14 September 1998 | 21 March 2004 | 5 years, 189 days | Labor | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 41 | | Jim Bacon MHA for Denison (1950–2004) | 2002 | 14 September 1998 | 21 March 2004 | 5 years, 189 days | Labor | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 42 | | Paul Lennon MHA for Franklin (born 1955) | — | 21 March 2004 | 26 May 2008 | 4 years, 66 days | Labor | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 42 | | Paul Lennon MHA for Franklin (born 1955) | 2006 | 21 March 2004 | 26 May 2008 | 4 years, 66 days | Labor | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 43 | | David Bartlett MHA for Denison (born 1968) | — | 26 May 2008 | 24 January 2011 | 2 years, 243 days | Labor | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 43 | | David Bartlett MHA for Denison (born 1968) | 2010 | 26 May 2008 | 24 January 2011 | 2 years, 243 days | Labor | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 44 | | Lara Giddings MHA for Franklin (born 1972) | — | 24 January 2011 | 31 March 2014 | 3 years, 66 days | Labor | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 45 | | Will Hodgman MHA for Franklin (born 1969) | 2014 | 31 March 2014 | 20 January 2020 | 5 years, 295 days | Liberal | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 45 | | Will Hodgman MHA for Franklin (born 1969) | 2018 | 31 March 2014 | 20 January 2020 | 5 years, 295 days | Liberal | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 46 | | Peter Gutwein MHA for Bass (born 1964) | — | 20 January 2020 | 8 April 2022 | 2 years, 78 days | Liberal | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 46 | | Peter Gutwein MHA for Bass (born 1964) | 2021 | 20 January 2020 | 8 April 2022 | 2 years, 78 days | Liberal | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 47 | | Jeremy Rockliff MHA for Braddon (born 1970) | — | 8 April 2022 | Incumbent | 2 years, 318 days | Liberal | Elizabeth II (1952–2022) Governor: Sir Ronald Cross (until 1958)The Lord Rowallan (1959–1963)Sir Charles Gairdner (1963–1968)Sir Edric Bastyan (1968–1973)Sir Stanley Burbury (1973–1982)Sir James Plimsoll (1982–1987)Sir Phillip Bennett (1987–1995)Sir Guy Green (1995–2003)Richard Butler (2003–2004)William Cox (2004–2008)Peter Underwood (2008–2014)Kate Warner (2014–2021)Barbara Baker (from 2021) |
| 47 | | Jeremy Rockliff MHA for Braddon (born 1970) | 2024 | 8 April 2022 | Incumbent | 2 years, 318 days | Liberal | Charles III (2022–present) Governor: Barbara Baker |