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Septimus Burt 29/12/90 – 27/10/97
Richard Pennefather 27/10/97 – 20/03/01
William Sayer 25/03/01 – 27/05/01
George Leake 27/05/01 – 21/11/01
Frederick Moorhead 21/11/01 – 23/12/01
George Leake 23/12/01 – 24/06/02
Walter James 01/07/02 – 10/08/04

(lapsed)

Norbert Keenan 14/05/06 – 14/05/09 (Min)
John Nanson 30/06/09 – 07/10/11 (Min)
Thomas Walker 22/11/11 – 27/07/16 (Lab)
Robert Robinson 27/07/16 – 17/05/19 (Lib/Nat)
Thomas Draper 17/05/19 – 04/04/21 (Nat)

(lapsed)

Thomas Davy 29/04/30 – 18/02/33 (Nat)
Hubert Parker 22/02/33 – 08/04/33 (Nat)

(lapsed)

Arthur Abbott 05/01/48 – 23/02/53

(lapsed)

Arthur Watts 02/04/59 – 31/01/62
Ronald Bertram 03/03/71 – 01/10/71 (resigned - p3947 gazette)
Tom Evans 01/10/71 - 08/04/74

(lapsed)

Ian Medcalf 10/03/77 - 25/02/83
Joe Berinson 25/02/83 - 16/02/93
Cheryl Edwardes 16/02/93 - 21/12/95
Peter Foss 21/12/95 - 16/02/01
Jim McGinty 16/02/01 - 23/09/08
Christian Porter 23/09/08 - present

~~Not absolutely sure that it lapsed from 30/09/71,~~ Found gazettes confirming Tom Evans, but can confirm the first term of the C Court govt did not contain an AG at any stage. Orderinchaos 03:09, 26 November 2008 (UTC)[reply]