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Sir Robert Menzies, founder of the Liberal Party and Prime Minister 1939–41 (UAP) and 1949–66
Sir Robert Menzies, founder of the Liberal Party and Prime Minister 1939–41 (UAP) and 1949–66
Sir Robert Menzies, Dame Enid Lyons (the first female member of an Australian Cabinet), Sir Eric Harrison, Harold Holt (Menzies' successor) and Tom Wh
Sir Robert Menzies, Dame Enid Lyons (the first female member of an Australian Cabinet), Sir Eric Harrison, Harold Holt (Menzies' successor) and Tom White, in 1946.
Harold Holt, Prime Minister 1966–67
Harold Holt, Prime Minister 1966–67
Prime Minister Harold Holt (second from left), with SEATO leaders in Manila, in 1966. The Liberal Party was in power through much of the early Post-Wa
Prime Minister Harold Holt (second from left), with SEATO leaders in Manila, in 1966. The Liberal Party was in power through much of the early Post-War period in which Australia's allegiances, immigration and trade policies shifted away from reliance on the United Kingdom.
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The legislature: Parliament House in Canberra, the seat of the Parliament of Australia
The legislature: Parliament House in Canberra, the seat of the Parliament of Australia
The executive: The Head of State and King of Australia, Charles III, who appoints the governor-general on the advice of the prime minister
The executive: The Head of State and King of Australia, Charles III, who appoints the governor-general on the advice of the prime minister
The executive: The Governor-General, David Hurley, who by s 63 of the Constitution follows the Executive Council's advice
The executive: The Governor-General, David Hurley, who by s 63 of the Constitution follows the Executive Council's advice
The executive: The Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, head of Cabinet which acts through the Federal Executive Council
The executive: The Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, head of Cabinet which acts through the Federal Executive Council