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See also Keating government The first Keating ministry Labor was the 58th ministry of the Government of Australia It was led by the country s 24th Prime Minister Paul Keating The first Keating ministry succeeded the fourth Hawke ministry which dissolved on 20 December 1991 following the successful leadership challenge by Keating and subsequent resignation of Bob Hawke as Prime Minister The ministry was replaced by the second Keating ministry on 24 March 1993 following the 1993 federal election 1 First Keating ministry58th Ministry of AustraliaPaul KeatingBrian HoweDate formed20 December 1991Date dissolved24 March 1993People and organisationsMonarchElizabeth IIGovernor GeneralBill HaydenPrime MinisterPaul KeatingDeputy Prime MinisterBrian HoweNo of ministers31 plus 8 Parliamentary Secretaries Member partyLaborStatus in legislatureMajority governmentOpposition partyLiberal National coalitionOpposition leaderJohn HewsonHistoryOutgoing election13 March 1993Legislature term s 36thPredecessorFourth Hawke ministrySuccessorSecond Keating ministry Contents 1 Cabinet 2 Outer ministry 3 Parliamentary Secretaries 4 NotesCabinet EditParty Minister Portrait Portfolio Labor Hon Paul Keating 1944 MP for Blaxland 1969 1996 Prime Minister Leader of the Labor Party Hon Brian Howe 1936 MP for Batman 1977 1996 Deputy Prime Minister Deputy Leader of the Labor Party Minister for Health Housing and Community Services Minister assisting the Prime Minister for Commonwealth State Relations Minister assisting the Prime Minister for Social Justice Hon John Button 1933 2008 Senator for Victoria 1974 1993 Leader of the Government in the Senate Minister for Industry Technology and Commerce Hon Gareth Evans QC 1944 Senator for Victoria 1978 1996 Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Hon Dr Neal Blewett 1933 MP for Bonython 1977 1994 Minister for Trade and Overseas Development to 27 December 1991 Minister assisting the Minister for Industry Technology and Commerce to 27 December 1991 Minister assisting the Minister for Primary Industries and Energy to 27 December 1991 Minister for Social Security from 27 December 1991 Hon Ralph Willis 1938 MP for Gellibrand 1972 1998 Treasurer to 27 December 1991 Minister for Finance from 27 December 1991 Vice President of the Executive Council from 27 May 1992 Hon Michael Duffy 1938 MP for Holt 1980 1996 Attorney General Hon John Dawkins 1947 MP for Fremantle 1977 1994 Minister for Employment Education and Training to 27 December 1991 Treasurer from 27 December 1991 Hon Kim Beazley 1948 MP for Swan 1980 1996 Minister for Finance to 27 December 1991 Minister for Employment Education and Training from 27 December 1991 Leader of the House Hon John Kerin 1937 2023 MP for Werriwa 1978 1993 in Cabinet until 27 December 1991 Minister for Transport and Communications to 27 December 1991 Minister for Trade and Overseas Development from 27 December 1991 Hon Graham Richardson 1949 Senator for New South Wales 1983 1994 Minister for Social Security to 27 December 1991 Minister for Transport and Communications from 27 December 1991 to 27 May 1992 Vice President of the Executive Council to 27 May 1992 Hon Robert Ray 1947 Senator for Victoria 1981 2008 Minister for Defence Hon Gerry Hand 1942 MP for Melbourne 1983 1993 Minister for Immigration Local Government and Ethnic Affairs Minister assisting the Prime Minister for Multicultural Affairs Hon Ros Kelly 1948 MP for Canberra 1980 1995 Minister for the Arts Sport the Environment Tourism and Territories to 27 December 1991 Minister for the Arts Sport the Environment and Territories from 27 December 1991 Hon Peter Cook 1943 2005 Senator for Western Australia 1983 2005 Minister for Industrial Relations Minister assisting the Prime Minister for Public Service Matters Minister for Shipping and Aviation Support from 27 May 1992 Hon Nick Bolkus 1950 Senator for South Australia 1981 2005 Minister for Administrative Services Hon Simon Crean 1949 2023 MP for Hotham 1990 2013 Minister for Primary Industries and Energy Hon Alan Griffiths 1952 MP for Maribyrnong 1983 1996 in Cabinet from 27 December 1991 Minister for Resources Minister for Tourism from 27 December 1991 Hon Bob Collins 1946 2007 Senator for Northern Territory 1987 1998 in Cabinet from 27 December 1991 Minister for Shipping and Aviation Support to 27 December 1991 Minister for Shipping and Aviation from 27 December 1991 to 27 May 1992 Minister assisting the Prime Minister for Northern Australia to 27 May 1992 Minister for Transport and Communications from 27 May 1992 Hon Ben Humphreys 1934 2019 MP for Griffith 1977 1996 in Cabinet from 27 May 1992 Minister for Veterans Affairs Minister assisting the Prime Minister for Northern Australia from 27 May 1992 Outer ministry EditParty Minister Portrait Portfolio Labor Hon Michael Tate 1945 Senator for Tasmania 1978 1993 Minister for Justice and Consumer Affairs to 27 May 1992 Minister for Justice from 27 May 1992 Minister assisting the Minister for Immigration from 27 May 1992 Hon Peter Staples 1947 MP for Jagajaga 1984 1996 Minister for Aged Family and Health Services Hon Bob Brown 1933 2022 MP for Charlton 1984 1998 Minister for Land Transport Hon David Simmons 1947 MP for Calare 1983 1996 Minister for the Arts Tourism and Territories to 27 December 1991 Minister for Family Support from 27 December 1991 Minister for Local Government from 27 December 1991 Hon Peter Baldwin 1951 MP for Sydney 1983 1998 Minister for Higher Education and Employment Services Minister assisting the Treasurer from 27 December 1991 Hon David Beddall 1948 MP for Rankin 1984 1998 Minister for Small Business and Customs to 27 December 1991 Minister for Small Business Construction and Customs from 27 December 1991 Hon Gordon Bilney 1939 2012 MP for Kingston 1983 1996 Minister for Defence Science and Personnel Hon Wendy Fatin 1941 MP for Brand 1984 1996 Minister for Local Government to 27 December 1991 Minister assisting the Prime Minister for the Status of Women Minister for the Arts and Territories from 27 December 1991 Hon Robert Tickner 1951 MP for Hughes 1984 1996 Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Minister assisting the Prime Minister for Reconciliation Hon Ross Free 1943 MP for Lindsay 1984 1996 Minister for Science and Technology Minister assisting the Prime Minister for Science to 27 December 1991 Minister assisting the Treasurer to 27 December 1991 Minister assisting the Prime Minister from 27 December 1991 Hon Jeannette McHugh 1934 MP for Phillip 1983 1993 MP for Grayndler 1993 1996 in Ministry from 27 May 1992 Minister for Consumer Affairs from 27 May 1992 Parliamentary Secretaries EditParty Minister Portrait Portfolio Labor Hon Bob McMullan 1947 Senator for Australian Capital Territory 1988 1996 Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer Manager of Government Business in the Senate Hon Con Sciacca 1947 2017 MP for Bowman 1987 1996 Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Social Security Hon Warren Snowdon 1950 MP for Northern Territory 1987 1996 Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Transport and Communications to 27 May 1992 Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Employment Education and Training from 27 May 1992 Hon Roger Price 1945 MP for Chifley 1984 2010 Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister to 27 December 1991 Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Defence from 27 December 1991 Hon Laurie Brereton 1946 MP for Kingsford Smith 1990 2004 Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister from 27 December 1991 Hon Peter Duncan 1945 MP for Makin 1984 1996 Parliamentary Secretary to the Attorney General from 27 December 1991 Hon Gary Johns 1952 MP for Petrie 1984 1996 Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health Housing and Community Services from 27 December 1991 Hon Stephen Martin 1948 MP for Macarthur 1984 1993 MP for Cunningham 1993 2002 Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade from 27 December 1991 Notes Edit Ministries and Cabinets Parliamentary Handbook Parliament of Australia Retrieved 3 February 2012 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title First Keating ministry amp oldid 1161993811, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
