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Parti national d'Australie
Le siège du parti national à Canberra.
Le Parti national d'Australie (National Party of Australia en anglais, souvent abrégé en Nationals ou Nats) est un parti politique conservateur centre-droit agricole australien. Fondé par des petits agriculteurs en 1922 sous le nom Country Party, il est le membre minoritaire d'une coalition avec le Parti libéral depuis les années 1940. L'apogée de sa représentativité fut dans les années 1950 et 1960, quand Arthur Fadden était ministre de l'économie au gouvernement fédéral et Joh Bjelke-Petersen premier ministre de l'État du Queensland; le déclin du parti depuis cette époque accompagne la diminution de la population rurale australienne en faveur des grandes villes du littoral.
Leaders du Parti National
- William James McWilliams 1920-21
- Sir Earle Page 1921-39
- Archie Cameron 1939-40
- Sir Arthur Fadden 1940-58
- Sir John McEwen 1958-71
- Doug Anthony 1971-84
- Ian Sinclair 1984-89
- Charles Blunt 1989-90
- Tim Fischer 1990-99
- John Anderson 1999-2005
- Mark Vaile depuis 2005
Anciens Premiers Ministres du Queensland membres du parti National
Anciens Premiers Ministres du Victoria membres du parti National
Liens externes
(en) Site officiel du parti
Portail de la politique
Portail du monde contemporain
Portail de l’Australie
Catégories : Parti politique australien | Parti politique de centre droit | Parti politique conservateur | Parti politique agrarien | Parti politique fondé en 1922
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