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Premiers of New South Wales

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Date: 1856
Location: New South Wales, Australiamap
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This is a list of premiers of the Colony and State of New South Wales:

  1. (later Sir) Stuart Donaldson (1812–67); Jun-Aug 1856; 2mths; not aligned
  2. Sir Charles Cowper KCMG (1807–75); Aug-Oct 1856, Sep 1857-Oct 1859, Jan 1861-Oct 1863, Feb 1865-Jan 1866, Jan-Dec 1870; 5yrs 7 mths; not aligned
  3. (later Sir] Henry Parker KCMG (1808–81); Oct 1856-Sep 1857; 11mths; not aligned; re-established Sydney Municipal Council
  4. William Forster (1818–82); Oct 1859-Mar 1860; 5mths; not aligned
  5. Sir John Robertson KCMG (1816–91); Mar 1860-Jan 1861; Oct 1868-Jan 1870, Feb 1875-Mar 1877, Aug-Dec 1877, Dec 1885-Feb 1886; 6yrs 3mths; not aligned
  6. Sir James Martin (1820–86); Oct 1863-Feb 1865; Jan 1866-Oct 1868, Dec 1870-May 1872; 5yrs 5mths; not aligned
  7. Sir Henry Parkes GCMG (1815–96); May 1872-Feb 1875; Mar-Aug 1877, Dec 1878-Jan 1893, Jan 1887-Jan 1889, Mar 1889-Oct 1891; 11yrs 10mths; not aligned / Free Trade
  8. James Farnell (1825–88); Dec 1878-Dec 1879; 1yr; not aligned
  9. Sir Alexander Stuart KCMG (1824–1886); Jan 1883-Oct 1885; 2yrs 9mths; not aligned; sent contingent to Sudan War
  10. Sir George Dibbs KCMG (1834–1904); Oct -Dec 1885, Jan-Mar 1889, Oct 1891-Aug 1894; 3yrs 2mths; not aligned / Protectionist
  11. Sir Patrick Jennings (1831–97); Feb 1886-Jan 1887; 11mths; not aligned
  12. Sir George Reid (1845–1918); Aug 1894-Sep 1899; 5yrs 1mth; Free Trade
  13. Sir William Lyne (1844–1913); Sep 1899-Mar 1901; 1yr 6mths; Protectionist; sent contingent to Boer War
  14. Sir John See (1844–1907); Mar 1901-Jun 1904; 3yrs 3mths; Progressive
  15. Thomas Waddell (1854–1940); Jun-Aug 1904; 2mths; Progressive
  16. Sir Joseph Carruthers (1857–1932); Aug 1904-Oct 1907; 3yrs 2mths; Liberal Reform
  17. Sir Charles Wade KCMG KC JP (1863–1922); Oct 1907-Oct 1910; 3yrs; Liberal Reform
  18. James McGowen (1855–1922); Oct 1910-Jun 1913; 2yrs 8mths; Labor; Wikipedia profile
  19. William Holman (1871–1934); Jun 1913-Nov 1916; Labor, Nov 1916-Apr 1920 Nationalist; 6yrs 10mths; premier throughout First World War
  20. John Storey (1869–1921); Apr 1920-Oct 1921; 1yr 6mths; Labor; Wikipedia profile
  21. James Dooley (1877–1950); Oct-Dec 1921, Dec 1921-Apr 1922; 2mths; Labor; Wikipedia profile
  22. Sir George Fuller (1861–1940); Dec 1921, Apr 1922-Jun 1925; 1day and 3yrs 2mths; Nationalist
  23. John Thomas 'Jack' Lang (1876–1975); Jun 1925-Oct 1927, Nov 1930-May 1932; 3yrs 10mths; Labor; opening of Sydney Harbour Bridge
  24. Sir Thomas Bavin KCMG (1874–1941); Oct 1927-Nov 1930; 3yrs 1mth; Nationalist; Wikipedia profile
  25. Sir Bertram Stevens KCMG (1889–1973); May 1932-Aug 1939; 7yrs 3mths; United Australia
  26. Alexander Mair (1889–1969); Aug 1939-May 1941; 1yr 9mths; United Australia; Wikipedia profile
  27. Sir William McKell KCMG (1891–1985); May 1941-Feb 1947; 5yrs 9mths; Labor; darkest days of Second World War; appointed governor general of Australia 1947
  28. James McGirr (1890–1957); Feb 1947-Apr 1952; 5yrs 2mths; Labor; Wikipedia profile
  29. Joseph Cahill (1891–1959); Apr 1952-Oct 1959; 7yrs 6mths; Labor; Wikipedia profile
  30. Bob Heffron (1890–1978); Oct 1959-Apr 1964; 4yrs 6mths; Labor WIkipedia profile
  31. Jack Renshaw (1909–87); Apr 1964-May 1965; 1yr 1mth; Labor
  32. Sir Robert Askin (1907–81); May 1965-Jan 1975; 9yrs 8mths; Liberal
  33. Tom Lewis OA (1922–2016); Jan 1975-Jan 1976; 1yr; Liberal; Wikipedia profile
  34. Sir Eric Willis KBE CMG (1922–99); Jan-May 1976; 4mths; Liberal
  35. Neville Wran AC QC (1926–2014); May 1976-Jun 1986; 10yrs 2mths; Labor
  36. Barrie Unsworth (1934–); Jul 1986-Mar 1988; 1yr 8mths; Labor; Wikipedia profile
  37. Nicholas 'Nick' Greiner AC (1947–); Mar 1988-Jun 1992; Liberal; Wikipedia profile
  38. John Fahey AC (1945–2020); Jun 1992-Apr 1995; 2yrs 10mths; Liberal
  39. Robert John 'Bob' Carr (1947–); Apr 1995-Aug 2005; 10yrs 4mths; Labor; Wikipedia profile
  40. Morris Iemma (1961–); Aug 2005-Sep 2008; 3yrs 1mth; Labor; Wikipedia profile
  41. Nathan Rees (1968–); Sep 2008-Dec 2009; 1yr 3mths; Labor; Wikipedia profile
  42. Kristina Keneally (1968–); Dec 2009-Mar 2011; 1yr 3mths; Labor; Wikipedia profile
  43. Barry O'Farrell (1959– ); Mar 2011-Apr 2014; 3yrs 1mth; Liberal; Wikipedia profile
  44. Mike Baird (1968–); Apr 2014-Jan 2017; 2yrs 9mths; Liberal; Wikipedia profile
  45. Gladys Berejiklian (1970–); Jan 2017-Oct 2021; 4yrs 9mths; Liberal; Wikipedia profile
  46. Dominic Perrotet (1982–); Oct 2021-present; -; Liberal; Wikipedia profile




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