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The Fifth
Hughes Ministry was the
sixteenth Australian Commonwealth ministry,
and ran from 4 February 1920 to 9 February 1923.
Nationalist
Party of Australia
- Rt Hon Billy
Hughes, KC MP: Prime
Minister. Attorney-General (to
21 December 1921), Minister
for External Affairs (from
21 December 1921)
- Rt Hon Joseph
Cook, MP: Minister
for the Navy (to 28
July 1920), Treasurer (28
July 1920 to 11 November 1921)
- Senator Hon George
Pearce: Minister
for Defence (to 21
December 1921), Minister
for Home and Territories (from
21 December 1921)
- Hon William
Watt, MP: Treasurer (to
15 June 1920)
- Senator Hon Edward
Millen: Minister
for Repatriation
- Hon Littleton
Groom, MP: Minister
for Works and Railways (to
21 December 1921), Attorney-General (from
21 December 1921)
- Senator Hon Edward
Russell: Vice-President
of the Executive Council (to
21 December 1921)
- Hon Walter
Massy-Greene, MP: Minister for Trade and Customs (to
21 December 1921). Minister for Health (from
10 February 1921. Minister
for Defence (from 21
December 1921)
- Hon Alexander
Poynton, MP: Minister
for Home and Territories (to
21 December 1921), Postmaster-General (from
21 December 1921)
- Hon George
Wise, MP: Postmaster-General (to
21 December 1921)
- Hon Sir Granville
Ryrie, KCMG MP: Assistant
Minister for Defence (to
21 December 1921)
- Hon William
Laird Smith, MP: Honorary Minister (to
28 July 1920), Minister
for the Navy (28 July
1920 to 21 December 1921)
- Hon Arthur
Rodgers, MP: Assistant Minister for
Repatriation (28 July 1920 to 21 December 1921), Minister for Trade and Customs (from
21 December 1921)
- Hon Stanley
Bruce, MP: Treasurer (from
21 December 1921)
- Hon Richard
Foster, MP: Minister
for Works and Railways (from
21 December 1921)
- Senator Hon John
Earle: Vice-President
of the Executive Council (from
21 December 1921)
- Hon Hector
Lamond, MP: Assistant Minister for
Repatriation (from 21 December 1921)
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