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Australian Leaders of Opposition in the Senate

Enter the names of all 26 people who have held the position of the Australian Leader of Opposition in the Senate since Federation in 1901.
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Leader
Party
Dates in Office
Opposition Leader
Josiah Symon
Free Trade
1901-1904,
1905-1907
George Reid
Gregor McGregor
Labor
1904-1905,
1913-1914
Chris Watson,
Andrew Fisher
Edward Millen
Liberal
1907-1909,
1914-1917
Joseph Cook,
Alfred Deakin
Albert Gardiner
Labor
1917-1926
Frank Tudor,
Matthew Charlton
Ted Needham
Labor
1926-1929
Matthew Charlton,
James Scullin
John Daly
Labor
1929
James Scullin
George Pearce
Nationalist/
United Australia
1929-1932
John Latham,
Joseph Lyons
John Barnes
Labor
1932-1935
James Scullin
Joe Collings
Labor
1935-1941
John Curtin
George McLeay
Liberal/
United Australia
1941-1947
Arthur Fadden,
Robert Menzies
Walter Cooper
Country
1947-1949
Robert Menzies
Bill Ashley
Labor
1949-1951
Ben Chifley
Nick McKenna
Labor
1951-1966
Herbert Evatt,
Arthur Calwell
Don Willesee
Labor
1966-1967
Arthur Calwell,
Gough Whitlam
Lionel Murphy
Labor
1967-1972
Gough Whitlam
Reg Withers
Liberal
1972-1975
Billy Snedden,
Malcolm Fraser
Ken Wriedt
Labor
1975-1980
Gough Whitlam,
Bill Hayden
John Button
Labor
1980-1983
Bill Hayden,
Bob Hawke
Fred Chaney
Liberal
1983-1990
Andrew Peacock,
John Howard
Robert Hill
Liberal
1990-1996
John Hewson,
Alexander Downer,
John Howard
John Faulkner
Labor
1996-2004
Kim Beazley,
Simon Crean
Chris Evans
Labor
2004-2007
Mark Latham,
Kim Beazley,
Kevin Rudd
Nick Minchin
Liberal
2007-2010
Brendan Nelson,
Malcolm Turnbull
Eric Abetz
Liberal
2010-2013
Tony Abbott
Penny Wong
Labor
2013-2022
Chris Bowen,
Bill Shorten,
Anthony Albanese
Simon Birmingham
Liberal
2022-
Peter Dutton
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