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Leader of the Opposition (Queensland)

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List of Leaders of the Opposition
References
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This is a list of Leaders of the Opposition in Queensland. Prior to 1898, opposition to the government of the day was less organised. Thus the Queensland Parliamentary Record does not designate Leaders of the Opposition before then. The Leader is responsible for managing the Opposition and has a role in administering the Legislative Assembly through the Committee of the Legislative Assembly.

List of Leaders of the Opposition

	Name	Portrait	Term of Office		Affiliation
1	Thomas Glassey	30 August 1898	12 May 1899	Labor
2	Anderson Dawson	12 May 1899	1 December 1899	Labor
3	Robert Philp	1 December 1899	7 December 1899	Conservative
(2)	Anderson Dawson	7 December 1899	16 July 1900	Labor
4	Billy Browne	16 July 1900	17 September 1903	Labor
(3)	Robert Philp	17 September 1903	28 June 1904	Conservative
5	Arthur Rutledge	28 June 1904	27 August 1904	Conservative
(3)	Robert Philp	19 September 1904	19 November 1907	Conservative
6	William Kidston	19 November 1907	15 February 1908	Kidstonite
(3)	Robert Philp	15 February 1908	29 October 1908	Conservative
7	David Bowman	16 November 1908	6 September 1912	Labor
8	T. J. Ryan	6 September 1912	22 May 1915	Labor
9	Edward Macartney	24 June 1915	8 September 1915	Liberal
10	James Tolmie	8 September 1915	15 February 1918	Liberal/National
(9)	Edward Macartney	15 February 1918	28 January 1920	National
11	William Vowles		28 January 1920	11 July 1923	National
11	William Vowles		28 January 1920	11 July 1923	Country
12	Charles Taylor	11 July 1923	19 April 1924	United
13	Arthur Edward Moore		19 April 1924	11 May 1929	Country
13	Arthur Edward Moore		19 April 1924	11 May 1929	CPNP
14	William Forgan Smith	27 May 1929	11 June 1932	Labor
(13)	Arthur Edward Moore		15 August 1932	15 July 1936	CPNP
(13)	Arthur Edward Moore		15 August 1932	15 July 1936	Country
15	Ted Maher	15 July 1936	21 May 1941	Country
16	Frank Nicklin	21 May 1941	15 August 1957	Country
17	Les Wood	15 August 1957	14 April 1958	Labor
18	Jim Donald	14 April 1958	18 August 1958	Labor
19	Jack Duggan	18 August 1958	12 October 1966	Labor
20	Jack Houston	12 October 1966	1 July 1974	Labor
21	Perc Tucker	1 July 1974	19 December 1974	Labor
22	Tom Burns	19 December 1974	28 November 1978	Labor
23	Ed Casey	28 November 1978	20 October 1982	Labor
24	Keith Wright	20 October 1982	29 August 1984	Labor
25	Nev Warburton	29 August 1984	2 March 1988	Labor
26	Wayne Goss	2 March 1988	2 December 1989	Labor
27	Russell Cooper	2 December 1989	9 December 1991	National
28	Rob Borbidge	10 December 1991	19 February 1996	National
29	Peter Beattie	19 February 1996	29 June 1998	Labor
(28)	Rob Borbidge	29 June 1998	2 March 2001	National
30	Mike Horan	2 March 2001	4 February 2003	National
31	Lawrence Springborg	4 February 2003	18 September 2006	National
32	Jeff Seeney	18 September 2006	29 January 2008	National
(31)	Lawrence Springborg		29 January 2008	2 April 2009	National
(31)	Lawrence Springborg		29 January 2008	2 April 2009	Liberal National
33	John-Paul Langbroek	2 April 2009	22 March 2011	Liberal National
(32)	Jeff Seeney¹	22 March 2011	28 March 2012	Liberal National
34	Annastacia Palaszczuk	28 March 2012	14 February 2015	Labor
(31)	Lawrence Springborg	14 February 2015	6 May 2016	Liberal National
35	Tim Nicholls	6 May 2016	12 December 2017	Liberal National
36	Deb Frecklington	12 December 2017	present	Liberal National

Notes

¹ On 2 April 2011, Campbell Newman was elected to lead the LNP into the 2012 Queensland state election, but was not recognised as the Leader of the Opposition as he was not a Member of Parliament during the 53rd Parliament.^[1]

References

1. ^Speaker won't acknowledge Newman's role, The Sydney Morning Herald, 5 April 2011.

External links

[https://web.archive.org/web/20110610210921/http://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/view/historical/documents/OppositionLeaders.pdf Opposition Leaders from 1898]. Queensland Parliamentary Record

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