Who was Australia's fifth Prime Minister?

Answer 1

Australia's 5th Prime Minister, and serving his second term, was Alfred Deakin.

Australia's fifth different Prime Minister was Andrew Fisher.

Answer 2

The 8th Prime Minister Stanley Melbourne Bruce was sworn in as Prime Minister on the 9th Feburary, 1923.

Correction:

Stanley Bruce was not the eighth Prime Minister of Australia. He was the eighth different Prime Minister, as several men in the early years served more than once.

The eight Prime Minister of Australia was Andrew Fisher, who served from1910-13.

Answer 3

Historically, John Curtin has often been regarded as Australia's best Prime Minister, as he faced enormously difficult decisions during World War II.

In terms of the Prime Minister who maintained office for the most years, being voted in several times, the title of 'best Prime Minister' would have to go to Sir Robert Menzies.

However, according to an Australian Galaxy poll conducted in early 2013, former Prime Minister John Howard has been voted as the best prime minister of Australia in the past 25 years. He easily overtook Robert 'Bob' Hawke who came third in a previous poll.

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Answer 4

The fourth prime minister of Australia was George Houston Reid of the free Trade Party. He was born 25 February 1845 and died on 12 September 1918. Reid served as Prime Minister from 17 August 1904 until 5 July 1905.

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Answer 5

Australia's third Prime Minister was John Watson. He served from 27 April 1904 to 17 August 1904.

Answer 6

Stanley Melbourne Bruce, from 9/2/1923 to 12/10/1929. He stood for National party.

Answer 7

He was Andrew Fisher!

Answer 8

SIR ROBERT MENZIES. (1894 - 1977).

Answer 9

Arthur Fadden.