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Timeline of postings

Cut-off date for postings to register in a calendar year: 30 June
1974
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John Armstrong AC
Former Labor Senator
Born: Sydney, NSW (1908)
School: Marist Brothers High School
Role(s) in politics: Senator for NSW (1937-1962). Minister for Munitions (1946-1948). Minister for Supply and Development (1948-1949).
Gender
1975–1976
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Edward Bunting AC
Born: Ballarat,
School: Trinity Grammar
Gender
No
political
affiliation
1977–1979
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Gordon Freeth KBE
Former Liberal MP
Born: Angaston, SA (1914)
School: Guilford Grammar School
Role(s) in politics: Member for Forrest (1949-1969). Minister for the Interior and Minister for Works (1958-1963). Minister for Shipping and Transport (1963-1968). Minister for Air (1968-1969). Minister for External Affairs (1969-1969)
Gender
1980–1981
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James Plimsoll AC
Born: Sydney, NSW (1917)
School: Sydney Boys High School
Gender
No
political
affiliation
1982–1983
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Ransley Garland KBE
Former Liberal MP
Born: Perth, WA (1934)
School: Hale School
Role(s) in politics: Member for Curtin (1969-1981). Minister for Supply (1971-1972). Minister for Post and Telecommunications (1975-1976). Minister for Veterans' Affairs (1977-1978). Minister for Special Trade Representations (1978-1979). Minister for Business and Consumer Affairs (1979-1980).
Gender
1984–1986
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Alfred Parsons AO
Born: Hobart, TAS (1925)
School: Hobart High School
Gender
No
political
affiliation
1987–1990
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Douglas McClelland AC
Former Labor Senator
Born: Sydney, NSW (1926)
School: Parramatta High School
Role(s) in politics: Senator for New South Wales (1962-1987). Minister for Media (1972-2975), Special Minister for State (1975-1975).
Gender
1991–1993
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Richard Smith AM
Born: Tamworth, NSW (1934)
School: Sydney High School
Gender
No
political
affiliation
1994–1997
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Neal Blewett AC
Former Labor MP
Born: Launceston, TAS (1933)
School: Launceston High School
Role(s) in politics: Member for Bonython (1977-1994). Minister for Health (1983-1987). Minister for Community Services and Health (1987-1990). Minister for Trade Negotiations (1990-1991). Minister for Trade and Overseas Development (1991-1991). Minister for Social Security (1991-1993).
Gender
1998–2000
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Philip Flood AO
Born: 1935
Gender
2001–2004
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Michael L'Estrange AO
Born: Sydney, NSW (1952)
School: St Aloysius College
Gender
No
political
affiliation
2005–2008
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Richard Alston AO
Former Liberal Senator
Born: Perth, WA (1941)
School: Xavier College
Role(s) in politics: Senator for Victoria (1986-2004). Minister for Communications and Arts (1996-1997). Minister for Communications, the Information Economy and the Arts (1997-1998). Minister for Communications, Information Technology and the Arts (1998-2003).
Gender
2009–2012
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John Dauth AO
Born: Brisbane, QLD (1947)
Gender
No
political
affiliation
2013
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Mike Rann AC
Former Labor Premier
Born: Sidcup, United Kingdom (1953)
School: Northcote College
Role(s) in politics: Member for Briggs (1985-1993). Member for Ramsay (1993-2012). Minister of Employment and Further Education, Minister of Youth Affairs and Minister of Aboriginal Affairs (1989-1992). Minister of State Services, Minister of Business and Regional Development and Minister of Tourism (1992-1993). Premier of South Australia (2002-2011).
Gender
2014–2017
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Alexander Downer AC
Former Liberal Party Leader
Born: Adelaide, SA (1951)
School: Geelong Grammar School
Role(s) in politics: Member for Mayo (1984-2008). Liberal Party Leader (1994-1995). Minister for Foreign Affairs (1996-2007)
Gender
2018–2021
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George Brandis QC
Former Liberal Senator
Born: Sydney, NSW (1957)
School: Christian Brothers High School
Role(s) in politics: Senator for Queensland (2000-2018). Minister for the Arts and Sport (2007-2007). Minister for the Arts (2013-2015). Attorney General (2013-2017).
Gender