Third Howard ministry explained

See also: Howard government.

Cabinet Name:Third Howard ministry
Cabinet Type:Ministry
Cabinet Number:62nd
Jurisdiction:Australia
Flag:Flag of Australia.svg
Flag Border:true
Date Formed:26 November 2001
Date Dissolved:26 October 2004
Government Head:John Howard
Deputy Government Head:John Anderson
State Head:Elizabeth II
Governor General:Peter Hollingworth
Michael Jeffery
Members Number:34 (plus 14 Parliamentary Secretaries)
Political Party:LiberalNational coalition
Legislature Status:Majority government
Opposition Cabinet:Crean
Latham
Opposition Party:Labor
Opposition Leader:Simon Crean
Mark Latham
Election:10 November 2001
Last Election:9 October 2004
Legislature Term:40th
Predecessor:Second Howard ministry
Successor:Fourth Howard ministry
State Head Title:Monarch
Government Head Title:Prime Minister
Deputy Government Head Title:Deputy Prime Minister

The third Howard ministry (LiberalNational coalition) was the 62nd ministry of the Government of Australia. It was led by the country's 25th prime minister, John Howard. The third Howard ministry succeeded the second Howard ministry, which dissolved on 26 November 2001 following the federal election that took place on 10 November. The ministry was replaced by the fourth Howard ministry on 26 October 2004 following the 2004 federal election.[1]

As of 2021, this is the earliest ministry in which all of its members are still alive.

Cabinet

PartyMinisterPortraitPortfolio
LiberalHon John Howard
for Bennelong
NationalsHon John Anderson
for Gwydir
LiberalHon Peter Costello
for Higgins
  • Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party
  • Treasurer
NationalsHon Mark Vaile
for Lyne
  • Deputy Leader of the National Party
LiberalHon Robert Hill
Senator for South Australia
LiberalHon Richard Alston
Senator for Victoria
LiberalHon Alexander Downer
for Mayo
LiberalHon Tony Abbott
for Warringah
LiberalHon Philip Ruddock
for Berowra
LiberalHon Dr David Kemp
for Goldstein
LiberalHon Daryl Williams
for Tangney
LiberalHon Nick Minchin
Senator for South Australia
NationalsHon Warren Truss
for Wide Bay
LiberalHon Amanda Vanstone
Senator for South Australia
LiberalHon Dr Brendan Nelson
for Bradfield
LiberalHon Kay Patterson
Senator for Victoria
LiberalHon Ian Macfarlane
for Groom
LiberalHon Kevin Andrews
for Menzies
(in Cabinet from 7 October 2003)
LiberalHon Helen Coonan
Senator for New South Wales
(in Cabinet from 18 July 2004)
LiberalHon Ian Campbell
Senator for Western Australia
(in Cabinet from 18 July 2004)

Outer ministry

PartyMinisterPortraitPortfolio
LiberalHon Chris Ellison
Senator for Western Australia
LiberalHon Ian Macdonald
Senator for Queensland
LiberalHon Rod Kemp
Senator for Victoria
LiberalHon Joe Hockey
for North Sydney
NationalsHon Peter McGauran
for Gippsland
NationalsHon Larry Anthony
for Richmond
LiberalHon Mal Brough
for Longman
LiberalHon Eric Abetz
Senator for Tasmania
LiberalHon Danna Vale
for Hughes
LiberalHon Gary Hardgrave
for Moreton
LiberalHon Wilson Tuckey
for O'Connor
(in ministry from 25 January 2002)
LiberalHon Julie Bishop
for Curtin
(in ministry from 7 October 2003)
LiberalHon Jim Lloyd
for Robertson
(in ministry from 18 July 2004)
LiberalHon Fran Bailey
for McEwen
(in ministry from 18 July 2004)

Parliamentary Secretaries

PartyMinisterPortraitPortfolio
LiberalHon Jackie Kelly
for Lindsay
LiberalHon Trish Worth
for Adelaide
LiberalHon Judith Troeth
Senator for Victoria
LiberalHon Peter Slipper
for Fisher
LiberalBill Heffernan
Senator for New South Wales
  • Parliamentary Secretary to the Cabinet (to 19 March 2002)
LiberalHon Dr Sharman Stone
for Murray
LiberalHon Warren Entsch
for Leichhardt
NationalsHon Ron Boswell
Senator for Queensland
LiberalHon Chris Gallus
for Hindmarsh
LiberalHon Ross Cameron
for Parramatta
NationalsHon De-Anne Kelly
for Dawson
LiberalHon Christopher Pyne
for Sturt
LiberalHon Bruce Billson
for Dunkley
LiberalHon Teresa Gambaro
for Petrie

See also

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Ministries and Cabinets . Parliamentary Handbook . . 3 February 2012 .