Premier of Western Australia - List of Premiers of Western Australia

List of Premiers of Western Australia

№	Name	Constituency	Party	Term of office		Election(s)
1	Sir John Forrest	MLA for Bunbury	none (pro-Forrest)	1890	1901	1890 1894 1897
1	Sir John Forrest					1890 1894 1897
2	George Throssell	MLA for Northam MLC for East Province	none (pro-Forrest)	1901	1901	1901
2	George Throssell					1901
3	George Leake (I)	MLA for Roebourne MLA for Albany MLA for West Perth	none (Opposition)	1901	1901	–
3	George Leake (I)					–
4	Alf Morgans	MLA for Coolgardie	none (Ministerialist)	1901	1901	–
4	Alf Morgans					–
–	George Leake (II)	MLA for Roebourne MLA for Albany MLA for West Perth	none (Opposition)	1901	1902	–
–	George Leake (II)					–
5	Sir Walter James	MLA for East Perth	none (Opposition)	1902	1904	1904
5	Sir Walter James					1904
6	Henry Daglish	MLA for Subiaco	Labor Party	1904	1905	–
6	Henry Daglish					–
7	Sir Cornthwaite Rason	MLC for Swan MLA for South Murchison MLA for Guildford	Ministerialist	1905	1906	1905
7	Sir Cornthwaite Rason					1905
8	Sir Newton Moore	MLA for Bunbury	Ministerialist	1906	1910	1908
8	Sir Newton Moore					1908
9	Frank Wilson (I)	MLA for Canning MLA for Perth MLA for Sussex	Ministerialist	1910	1911	1911
9	Frank Wilson (I)					1911
10	John Scaddan	MLA for Ivanhoe MLA for Brown Hill-Ivanhoe MLA for Albany MLA for Maylands	Labor Party	1911	1916	1914
10	John Scaddan					1914
–	Frank Wilson (II)	MLA for Canning MLA for Perth MLA for Sussex	Liberal Party	1916	1917	–
–	Frank Wilson (II)					–
11	Henry Lefroy	MLA for Moore	Nationalist Party	1917	1919	1917
11	Henry Lefroy					1917
12	Hal Colebatch	MLC for East Province	Nationalist Party	1919	1919	–
12	Hal Colebatch					–
13	Sir James Mitchell (I)	MLA for Northam	Nationalist Party	1919	1924	1921 1924
13	Sir James Mitchell (I)					1921 1924
14	Philip Collier (I)	MLA for Boulder	Labor Party	1924	1930	1927 1930
14	Philip Collier (I)					1927 1930
–	Sir James Mitchell (II)	MLA for Northam	Nationalist Party	1930	1933	1933
–	Sir James Mitchell (II)					1933
–	Philip Collier (II)	MLA for Boulder	Labor Party	1933	1936	1936
–	Philip Collier (II)					1936
15	John Willcock	MLA for Geraldton	Labor Party	1936	1945	1939 1943
15	John Willcock					1939 1943
16	Frank Wise	MLA for Gascoyne	Labor Party	1945	1947	1947
16	Frank Wise					1947
17	Sir Ross McLarty	MLA for Murray-Wellington	Liberal Party	1947	1953	1953 1950
17	Sir Ross McLarty					1953 1950
18	Albert Hawke	MLA for Northam	Labor Party	1953	1959	1956 1959
18	Albert Hawke					1956 1959
19	Sir David Brand	MLA for Greenough	Liberal Party	1959	1971	1962 1965 1968 1971
19	Sir David Brand					1962 1965 1968 1971
20	John Tonkin	MLA for North-East Fremantle MLA for Melville	Labor Party	1971	1974	1974
20	John Tonkin					1974
21	Sir Charles Court	MLA for Nedlands	Liberal Party	1974	1982	1977 1980
21	Sir Charles Court					1977 1980
22	Ray O'Connor	MLA for North Perth MLA for Mount Lawley	Liberal Party	1982	1983	1983
22	Ray O'Connor					1983
23	Brian Burke	MLA for Balcatta MLA for Balga	Labor Party	1983	1988	1986
23	Brian Burke					1986
24	Peter Dowding	MLC for North Province MLA for Maylands	Labor Party	1988	1990	1989
24	Peter Dowding					1989
25	Dr Carmen Lawrence	MLA for Subiaco MLA for Glendalough	Labor Party	1990	1993	1993
25	Dr Carmen Lawrence					1993
26	Richard Court	MLA for Nedlands	Liberal Party	1993	2001	1996 2001
26	Richard Court					1996 2001
27	Dr Geoff Gallop	MLA for Victoria Park	Labor Party	2001	2006	2005
27	Dr Geoff Gallop					2005
28	Alan Carpenter	MLA for Willagee	Labor Party	2006	2008	2008
28	Alan Carpenter					2008
29	Colin Barnett	MLA for Cottesloe	Liberal Party	2008	2012	–
29	Colin Barnett					–

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