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The first six Prime Ministers of Australia were:
- Barton, Sir Edmund: 1901-03 (First Prime Minister of Australia)
- Deakin, Alfred: 1903-04
- Watson, John Christian: 1904
- Reid, Sir George Houstoun: 1904-05
- Deakin, Alfred: 1905-08
- Fisher, Andrew: 1908-09
Note that Alfred Deakin was Prime Minister more than once, and then again from 1909-10. He was followed by Andrew Fisher serving a second term from 1910 to 1913.
The sixth different Prime Minister was Sir Joseph Cook, who served from 1913 to 1914.
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