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The Nicklin Ministry was
a ministry of
the Government
of Queensland and
was led by Country
Party Premier Frank
Nicklin.
It succeeded the Gair
Ministry on
12 August 1957 following the defeat of
both Labor and the QLP at the state
election held
nine days earlier. It was succeeded by
the Pizzey
Ministry on
17 January 1968 when Nicklin retired from
politics.
First
ministry
On 12 August
1957, the Administrator designated 11 principal
executive offices of the Government and appointed
the following Members of the Legislative
Assembly of Queensland to
the Ministry as follows.
| Office |
Minister |
|
Premier
Chief Minister
|
Frank Nicklin |
|
Deputy Premier
Minister for
Labour and Industry
|
Kenneth
Morris |
| Minister
for Education |
Jack Pizzey, BA, Dip.
Ed. |
Attorney-General
Minister for Justice |
Alan
Munro |
|
Treasurer
Minister for
Housing
|
Thomas
Hiley |
|
Minister for
Development
Minister for Mines
Minister for Main Roads
|
Ernie Evans |
| Minister
for Public Lands and Irrigation |
Adolf
Muller |
|
Minister for
Health
Minister for Home
Affairs
|
Dr Winston
Noble, MBBS |
| Minister
for Agriculture and Stock |
Otto Madsen |
|
Minister for Public Works
Minister for Local
Government
|
James Heading, CMG |
| Minister
for Transport |
Gordon
Chalk |
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