2003 Australian incumbents

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See also: 2002 Australian incumbents, Events in Australia in 2003, 2004 Australian incumbents, incumbents around the world in 2003

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Contents 1 Federal government 1.1 Cabinet 2 Other Ministers 3 Members of Parliament 3.1 Opposition leaders 3.2 High Court justices 3.3 Other 4 States 4.1 Premiers 4.2 Governors 5 Lord Mayors 6 Religious leaders

[edit] Federal government

• Head of State - Queen Elizabeth II
• Governor General - Peter Hollingworth, then Michael Jeffery

[edit] Cabinet

• Prime Minister - John Howard

[edit] Other Ministers

[edit] Members of Parliament

See: 40th Australian parliament.

[edit] Opposition leaders

• Australian Labor Party - Simon Crean, then Mark Latham
• Australian Greens - Bob Brown (de facto)
• Australian Democrats - Andrew Bartlett

[edit] High Court justices

• Chief Justice: Anthony Murray Gleeson
• Michael McHugh
• William Gummow
• Michael Kirby
• Kenneth Hayne
• Ian Callinan
• Mary Gaudron, then Dyson Heydon

[edit] Other

• Speaker of the House of Representatives - Neil Andrew
• President of the Senate - Paul Calvert
• Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia - Ian Macfarlane
• Chief of the Australian Defence Force - Lieutenant-General Peter Cosgrove

[edit] States

[edit] Premiers

• Premier of New South Wales - Bob Carr
• Premier of South Australia - Mike Rann
• Premier of Queensland - Peter Beattie
• Premier of Tasmania - Jim Bacon
• Premier of Western Australia - Geoffrey Gallop
• Premier of Victoria - Steve Bracks
• Chief Minister of the Australian Capital Territory - Jon Stanhope
• Chief Minister of the Northern Territory - Clare Martin

[edit] Governors

[edit] Lord Mayors

• Lord Mayor of Sydney - Frank Sartor then Lucy Turnbull
• Lord Mayor of Adelaide - Alfred Huang then Michael Harbison
• Lord Mayor of Melbourne - John So
• Lord Mayor of Perth - Peter Nattrass
• Lord Mayor of Brisbane - Jim Soorley then Tim Quinn
• Lord Mayor of Hobart - Rob Valentine

[edit] Religious leaders