Queensland People's Party

The Queensland People's Party was a conservative political party in Queensland, Australia.

Created in 1943 by Brisbane Lord Mayor John Beals Chandler, the Queensland People's Party contested elections in South East Queensland. In 1948, they became the Queensland branch of the Liberal Party of Australia.

Leaders

John Beals Chandler, 1943–46
Arthur Bruce Pie, 1946–48
Thomas Hiley, 1948

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