This is a list of 2003 Australian incumbents. Federal government *Monarch - Queen Elizabeth II *Governor General - Peter Hollingworth, then Michael Jeffery Cabinet *Prime Minister - John Howard Other Ministers Members of Parliament See: 40th Australian parliament And: Members of the Australian Senate, 2002-2005 Opposition leaders *Australian Labor Party - Simon Crean, then Mark Latham *Australian Greens - Bob Brown (de facto) *Australian Democrats - Andrew Bartlett Presiding officers *Speaker of the House of Representatives - Neil Andrew *President of the Senate - Paul Calvert High Court justices *Chief Justice: Murray Gleeson *Michael McHugh *William Gummow *Michael Kirby *Kenneth Hayne *Ian Callinan *Mary Gaudron, then Dyson Heydon Other *Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia - Ian Macfarlane *Chief of the Defence Force - Lieutenant-General Peter Cosgrove States Premiers *Premier of New South Wales - Bob Carr *Premier of South Australia - Mike Rann *Premier of Queensland - Peter Beattie *Premier of Tasmania - Jim Bacon *Premier of Western Australia - Geoff Gallop *Premier of Victoria - Steve Bracks *Chief Minister of the Australian Capital Territory - Jon Stanhope *Chief Minister of the Northern Territory - Clare Martin Governors Lord Mayors * Sydney - Frank Sartor then Lucy Turnbull * Adelaide - Alfred Huang then Michael Harbison * Melbourne - John So * Perth - Peter Nattrass * Brisbane - Jim Soorley then Tim Quinn * Hobart - Rob Valentine