As of 25 October 2022, Ian Sinclair and Peter Nixon are the last surviving members of the Cabinet of the second Fraser ministry. Tony Street was the last surviving Liberal cabinet member.
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See also Fraser government The second Fraser ministry Liberal National Country coalition was the 51st ministry of the Government of Australia It was led by the country s 22nd Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser The second Fraser ministry succeeded the first Fraser ministry which dissolved on 22 December 1975 following the federal election that took place on 13 December The ministry was replaced by the third Fraser ministry on 20 December 1977 following the 1977 federal election 1 Second Fraser ministry51st Ministry of AustraliaMalcolm FraserAnthony DougDate formed22 December 1975Date dissolved20 December 1977People and organisationsMonarchElizabeth IIGovernor GeneralSir John KerrSir Zelman CowenPrime MinisterMalcolm FraserDeputy Prime MinisterDoug AnthonyNo of ministers28Member partyLiberal National Country coalitionStatus in legislatureMajority governmentOpposition partyLaborOpposition leaderGough WhitlamHistoryElection s 13 December 1975Outgoing election10 December 1977Legislature term s 30thPredecessorFirst Fraser ministrySuccessorThird Fraser ministryAs of 25 October 2022 Ian Sinclair and Peter Nixon are the last surviving members of the Cabinet of the second Fraser ministry Tony Street was the last surviving Liberal cabinet member Contents 1 Cabinet 2 Outer ministry 3 See also 4 NotesCabinet EditParty Minister Portrait PortfolioLiberal Rt Hon Malcolm Fraser CH 1930 2015 MP for Wannon 1955 1983 Prime Minister Leader of the Liberal PartyNational Country Rt Hon Doug Anthony 1929 2020 MP for Richmond 1957 1984 Deputy Prime Minister Leader of the National Country Party Minister for National Resources Minister for Overseas TradeLiberal Rt Hon Phillip Lynch 1933 1984 MP for Flinders 1966 1982 Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party Treasurer to 19 November 1977 Minister for Finance from 7 December 1976 to 19 November 1977 National Country Rt Hon Ian Sinclair born 1929 MP for New England 1963 1998 Deputy Leader of the National Country Party Minister for Primary Industry Leader of the HouseLiberal Rt Hon Reg Withers 1924 2014 Senator for Western Australia 1968 1987 Leader of the Government in the Senate Minister for Administrative Services Vice President of the Executive CouncilLiberal Hon Ivor Greenwood QC 1926 1976 Senator for Victoria 1968 1976 Minister for Environment Housing and Community Development to 8 July 1976 Liberal Hon Bob Cotton 1915 2006 Senator for New South Wales 1965 1978 Minister for Industry and CommerceLiberal Hon Tony Street 1926 2022 MP for Corangamite 1966 1984 Minister for Employment and Industrial Relations Minister assisting the Prime Minister in Public Service Matters Minister assisting the Prime Minister in Women s Affairs from 16 August 1976 to 8 November 1976 National Country Hon Peter Nixon born 1928 MP for Gippsland 1961 1983 Minister for TransportLiberal Hon John Carrick 1918 2018 Senator for New South Wales 1971 1987 Minister for Education Minister assisting the Prime Minister in Federal AffairsLiberal Hon Andrew Peacock 1939 2021 MP for Kooyong 1966 1994 Minister for Foreign AffairsLiberal Hon James Killen 1925 2007 MP for Moreton 1955 1983 Minister for DefenceLiberal Hon Margaret Guilfoyle 1926 2020 Senator for Victoria 1971 1987 in Cabinet from 8 July 1976 Minister for Social Security Minister assisting the Prime Minister in Child Care Matters to 23 July 1976 Outer ministry EditParty Minister Portrait PortfolioLiberal Hon Bob Ellicott QC 1927 2022 MP for Wentworth 1974 1981 Attorney General to 6 September 1977 Liberal Hon John Howard born 1939 MP for Bennelong 1974 2007 Minister for Business and Consumer Affairs to 17 July 1977 Minister assisting the Prime Minister from 24 May 1977 Minister for Special Trade Negotiations from 17 July 1977 Treasurer from 19 November 1977 Liberal Hon Vic Garland 1934 2022 MP for Curtin 1969 1981 Minister for Post and Telecommunications to 6 February 1976 Minister assisting the Treasurer to 6 February 1976 Minister for Veterans Affairs from 6 September 1977 National Country Hon Ralph Hunt 1928 2011 MP for Gwydir 1969 1989 Minister for HealthLiberal Hon Michael MacKellar 1938 2015 MP for Warringah 1969 1994 Minister for Immigration and Ethnic AffairsLiberal Hon Ian Viner born 1933 MP for Stirling 1972 1983 Minister for Aboriginal Affairs Minister assisting the Treasurer from 7 December 1976 National Country Hon Evan Adermann 1927 2001 MP for Fisher 1972 1984 Minister for the Northern Territory Minister assisting the Minister for National ResourcesLiberal Hon Eric Robinson 1929 1981 MP for McPherson 1972 1981 Minister for the Capital Territory to 16 February 1976 Minister for Post and Telecommunications from 6 February 1976 Minister assisting the Treasurer from 6 February 1976 Liberal Hon John McLeay 1922 2000 MP for Boothby 1966 1981 Minister for Construction Minister assisting the Minister for DefenceLiberal Hon Kevin Newman 1933 1999 MP for Bass 1975 1984 Minister for Repatriation to 8 July 1976 Minister for Environment Housing and Community Development from 8 July 1976 National Country Hon James Webster 1925 2022 Senator for Victoria 1964 1980 Minister for ScienceLiberal Hon Tony Staley 1939 2023 MP for Chisholm 1970 1980 in Ministry from 16 February 1976 Minister for the Capital Territory from 16 February 1976 Minister assisting the Prime Minister in matters concerning the Arts from 16 August 1976 Liberal Hon Peter Durack QC 1926 2008 Senator for Western Australia 1971 1993 in Ministry from 8 July 1976 Minister for Repatriation from 8 July 1976 to 5 October 1976 Minister for Veterans Affairs from 5 October 1976 to 6 September 1977 Attorney General from 6 September 1977 Liberal Hon Ian Macphee born 1938 MP for Balaclava 1974 1984 in Ministry from 8 November 1976 Minister for Productivity from 8 November 1976 Minister assisting the Prime Minister in Women s Affairs from 8 November 1976 Minister assisting the Minister for Employment and Industrial Relations from 8 November 1976 Liberal Hon Wal Fife 1929 2017 MP for Farrer 1975 1984 in Ministry from 17 July 1977 Minister for Business and Consumer Affairs from 17 July 1977 See also EditFirst Fraser ministry Third Fraser ministry Fourth Fraser ministryNotes Edit Ministries and Cabinets Parliamentary Handbook Parliament of Australia Retrieved 17 September 2010 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Second Fraser ministry amp oldid 1153115508, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
