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The Surviving Whitlam Ministers

A total of 32 men served as ministers in the Whitlam Governments between December 5, 1972 and November 11, 1975. As of March 2008, sixteen of those men have died.

The table shows the names, portfolios, birth dates and ages of all the surviving former ministers. They are listed from oldest to youngest.

The Whitlam Ministries - Ministers Still Living
No.Name/PortfoliosSeatBornAge as of
22.03.08
1.
Frank Crean
Treasurer (19.12.92 - 11.12-74)
Minister for Overseas Trade (11.12.74 - 11.11.75)
Deputy Prime Minister (14.07.75 - 11.11.75)
Melbourne Ports, Vic (1951-77)
28.02.1916
92
2.
Gough Whitlam
Prime Minister (05.12.72 - 11.11.75)
Minister for Foreign Affairs (05.12.72 - 06.11.73)
Treasurer (05.12.72 - 19.12-72)
Attorney-General (05.12.72 - 19.12-72)
Minister for Customs and Excise (05.12.72 - 19.12-72)
Minister for Trade and Industry (05.12.72 - 19.12-72)
Minister for Shipping and Transport (05.12.72 - 19.12-72)
Minister for Education and Science (05.12.72 - 19.12-72)
Minister for Civil Aviation (05.12.72 - 19.12-72)
Minister for Housing (05.12.72 - 19.12-72)
Minister for Works (05.12.72 - 19.12-72)
Minister for External Territories (05.12.72 - 19.12-72)
Minister for the Environment, Aborigines and the Arts (05.12.72 - 19.12-72)
Minister for Environment (02.07.75 - 14.07.75)
Werriwa, NSW (1952-78)
11.07.1916
91
3.
Tom Uren
Minister for Urban and Regional Development (19.12.72 - 11.11.75)
Reid, NSW (1958-90)
28.05.1921
86
4.
Lionel Bowen
Special Minister of State (30.11.73 - 06.06.75)
Minister Assisting the Prime Minister (30.11.73 - 12.06.74)
Minister Assisting the Prime Minister in matters relating to the Public Service (12.06.74 - 06.06.75)
Minister for Manufacturing Industry (06.06.75 - 11.11.75)
Kingsford-Smith, NSW (1969-90)
28.12.1922
85
5.
Doug Everingham
Minister for Health (19.12.72 - 11.11.75)
Capricornia, Qld (1967-75)
Capricornia, Qld (1977-84)
25.06.1923
84
6.
Les Johnson
Minister for Housing (19.12.72 - 30.11.73)
Minister for Works (09.10.73 - 30.11.73)
Minister for Housing and Construction (30.11.73 - 06.06.75)
Minister for Aboriginal Affairs (06.06.75 - 11.11.75)
Hughes, NSW (1955-66)
Hughes, NSW (1969-83)
22.11.1924
83
7.
Kep Enderby
Minister for Supply (09.10.73 - 12.06.74)
Minister for Secondary Industry (09.10.73 - 12.06.74)
Minister for Manufacturing Industry (12.06.74 - 10.02.75)
Minister for the Capital Territory (19.12.72 - 09.10.73)
Minister for the Northern Territory (19.12.72 - 19.10.73)
Attorney-General (10.02.75 - 11.11.75)
Minister for Customs and Excise (10.02.75 - 27.03.75)
Minister for Police and Customs (27.03.75 - 06.06.75)
Australian Capital Territory (1970-74)
Canberra, ACT (1974-75)
25.06.1926
81
8.
Doug McClelland
Minister for the Media (19.12.72 - 06.06.75)
Special Minister of State (06.06.75 - 11.11.75)
Senator, NSW (1962-87)
05.08.1926
81
9.
Rex Patterson
Minister for Northern Development (19.12.72 - 11.11.75)
Minister for the Northern Territory (19.10.73 - 06.06.75)
Minister for Northern Australia (06.06.75 - 21.10.75)
Minister for Agriculture (21.10.75 - 11.11.75)
Dawson, Qld (1966-75)
08.01.1927
81
10.
Moss Cass
Minister for the Environment and Conservation (19.12-72 - 21.04.75)
Minister for Environment (21.04.75 - 06.06.75)
Minister for the Media (06.06.75 - 11.11.75)
Maribyrnong, Vic (1969-83)
18.02.1927
81
11.
Ken Wriedt
Minister for Primary Industry (19.12.72 - 12.06.74)
Minister for Agriculture (12.06.74 - 21.10.75)
Minister for Minerals and Energy (14.10.75 - 11.11.75)
Senator, Tas (1968-80)
11.07.1927
80
12.
Bill Morrison
Minister for Science (19.12.72 - 06.06.75)
Minister for Science and Consumer Affairs (06.06.75 - 06.06.75)
Minister for External Territories (19.12.72 - 30.11.73)
Minister assisting the Minister for Foreign Affairs in matters relating to Papua New Guinea (30.11.1973 - 06.06.75)
Minister Assisting the Minister for Foreign Affairs in matters relating to the Islands of the Pacific (06.06.75 - 11.11.75)
Minister Assisting the Minister for Defence (06-06-75 - 06-06-75)
Minister for Defence (06.06.75 - 11.11.75)
St George, NSW (1969-75)
St George, NSW (1980-84)
03.11.1928
79
13.
Joe Riordan
Minister for Housing and Construction (06.06.75 - 11.11.75)
Phillip, NSW (1972-75)
27.02.1930
78
14.
Joe Berinson
Minister for Environment (14.07.75 - 11.11.75)
Perth, WA (1969-75)
07.01.1932
76
15.
Bill Hayden
Minister for Social Security (19.12.72 - 06.06.75)
Treasurer (06.06.75 - 11.11.75)
Oxley, Qld (1961-88)
23.01.1933
75
16.
Paul Keating
Minister for Northern Australia (21.10.75 - 11.11.75)
Blaxland, NSW (1969-96)
18.01.1944
64
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