States and Territories of Australia - Governors and Administrators of States and Territories

Governors and Administrators of States and Territories

Post Incumbent Appointed
Governor of New South Wales Bashir !Her Excellency Marie Bashir 2001-03 !1 March 2001
Governor of Queensland Wensley !Her Excellency Penelope Wensley 2008-07 !29 July 2008
Governor of South Australia Scarce !His Excellency Kevin Scarce 2007-08 !8 August 2007
Governor of Tasmania Underwood !His Excellency Peter Underwood 2008-04 !2 April 2008
Governor of Victoria Chernov !His Excellency Alex Chernov 2011-04 !8 April 2011
Governor of Western Australia MacCusker !His Excellency Malcolm McCusker 2011-07 !1 July 2011
Administrator of the Northern Territory Thomas !Her Honour Sally Thomas 2011-10 !31 October 2011

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