National Party of Australia – Queensland
The National Party of Australia – Queensland, commonly known as The Nationals Queensland, was the Queensland state branch of the National Party of Australia until 2008. Prior to 1974, it was known as the Country Party.
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Alan Fletcher (politician)Albert HalesAlex Douglas (politician)Alf MullerAlfred Arthur JamesAngelo BertoniArthur Edward MooreBeryce NelsonBill BaumannBill Glasson (politician)Bill Gunn (Queensland politician, born 1920)Bill KausBill LamondBill LongeranBill Newton (politician)Bob Moore (politician)Bob Quinn (Australian politician)Bob Watson (Australian politician)Brian AustinBrian LittleproudBruce SmallCarlisle WordsworthCec CareyCecil Roberts (politician)Claude WhartonClive BerghoferCraig SherrinDarren PowerDavid Cory (politician)David Daniel (politician)David Gibson (Australian politician)David Low (politician)David Nicholson (Australian politician)Denis HintonDes BoothDes FrawleyDi McCauleyDick Wood (politician)Don Lane (politician)Don Neal
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Australian Country Party, QueenslandCountry Party (Queensland)National Country Party (QueenslandNational Country Party of Australia - QLDNational Party (Queensland)National Party of Australia - QueenslandNational Party of QueenslandPrimary Producers' UnionQueensland Country PartyQueensland Farmers' UnionQueensland Farmers UnionQueensland NationalsThe Nationals (QLD)The Nationals Queensland
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National Party of Australia – Queensland
The National Party of Australia – Queensland, commonly known as The Nationals Queensland, was the Queensland state branch of the National Party of Australia until 2008. Prior to 1974, it was known as the Country Party.
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