the second whitlam ministry was the forty-ninth australian commonwealth ministry, and ran from 19 december 1972 to 12 june 1974. australian labor party *hon gough whitlam, qc mp: prime minister. minister for foreign affairs (to 6 november 1973) *hon lance barnard, mp: deputy prime minister, minister for defence. minister for supply (to 9 october 1973). minister for the army, minister for the navy, minister for air (to 30 november 1973) *hon dr jim cairns, mp: minister for overseas trade. minister for secondary industry (to 9 october 1973) *hon bill hayden, mp: minister for social security *hon frank crean, mp: treasurer *senator hon lionel murphy, qc: attorney-general, minister for customs and excise *senator hon donald willesee: special minister of state (to 30 november 1973). vice-president of the executive council (to 30 november 1973). minister assisting the prime minister (to 30 november 1973). minister assisting the minister for foreign affairs (to 6 november 1973). minister for foreign affairs (from 30 november 1973) *senator hon doug mcclelland: minister for the media *hon dr rex patterson, mp: minister for northern development. minister for the northern territory (from 19 october 1973) *senator hon reg bishop: minister for repatriation. minister assisting the minister for defence *hon fred daly, mp: minister for services and property *hon clyde cameron, mp: minister for labour *hon tom uren, mp: minister for urban and regional development *hon charles jones, mp: minister for transport. minister for civil aviation (to 30 november 1973) *hon kim beazley, mp: minister for education *hon frank stewart, mp: minister for tourism and recreation. minister assisting the treasurer (from 15 february 1973) vice-president of the executive council (from 30 november 1973) *senator hon jim cavanagh: minister for works (to 9 october 1973). minister for aboriginal affairs (from 9 october 1973) *senator hon ken wriedt: minister for primary industry *hon gordon bryant, mp: minister for aboriginal affairs (to 9 october 1973). minister for the capital territory (from 9 october 1973) *hon rex connor, mp: minister for minerals and energy *hon al grassby, mp: minister for immigration *hon les johnson, mp: minister for housing (to 30 november 1973). minister for works (9 october 1973 to 30 november 1973). minister for housing and construction (from 30 november 1973) *hon kep enderby, qc mp: minister for the capital territory (to 9 october
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