Liberal Party of Australia - Current Liberal State and Territory Parliamentary Leaders

Current Liberal State and Territory Parliamentary Leaders

State Lower House Seats
NSW Parliament 51 / 93
QLD Parliament 78 / 89
SA Parliament 18 / 47
TAS Parliament 10 / 25
VIC Parliament 35 / 88
WA Parliament 24 / 59
State/ Territory Leader Notes
ACT Zed Seselja Leader since 2007
NSW Barry O'Farrell Premier of New South Wales since March 2011
NT Terry Mills Chief Minister of the Northern Territory since August 2012 1
QLD Campbell Newman Premier of Queensland since March 2012 2
SA Isobel Redmond Leader since 2009
TAS Will Hodgman Leader since 2006
VIC Ted Baillieu Premier of Victoria since December 2010
WA Colin Barnett Premier of Western Australia since 2008

1 The Northern Territory is represented by the Country Liberal Party, which is endorsed as the Territory division of the Liberal Party.

2 Queensland is represented by the Liberal National Party of Queensland. This party is the result of a merger of the Queensland Division of the Liberal Party and the Queensland National Party to contest elections as a single party.

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