Department of Home and Territories

Department of Home and Territories
Department overview
Formed	14 November 1916
Preceding Department	Department of External Affairs (I); Department of Home Affairs (I);
Dissolved	10 December 1928
Superseding Department	Department of Home Affairs (II) Prime Minister's Department;
Jurisdiction	Commonwealth of Australia
Headquarters	Melbourne
Ministers responsible	Fred Bamford, Minister (1916–1917); Paddy Glynn, Minister (1917–1920); Alexander Poynton, Minister (1920–1921); George Pearce, Minister (1921–1926); Thomas William Glasgow, Minister (1926–1927); Charles Marr, Minister (1927–1928); Neville Howse, Minister (1928); Aubrey Abbott, Minister (1928);
Department executives	Atlee Hunt, Secretary (1916–1921); John McLaren, Secretary (1921–1928); William Clemens, Secretary (1928);

The Department of Home and Territories was an Australian government department that existed between November 1916 and December 1928.

^ ^a ^b CA 15: Department of Home and Territories, Central Office, National Archives of Australia, archived from the original on 27 December 2013, retrieved 27 December 2013

Department overview
Formed	14 November 1916^[1]
Preceding Department	Department of External Affairs (I) Department of Home Affairs (I)
Dissolved	10 December 1928^[1]
Superseding Department	Department of Home Affairs (II) Prime Minister's Department
Jurisdiction	Commonwealth of Australia
Headquarters	Melbourne
Ministers responsible	Fred Bamford, Minister (1916–1917) Paddy Glynn, Minister (1917–1920) Alexander Poynton, Minister (1920–1921) George Pearce, Minister (1921–1926) Thomas William Glasgow, Minister (1926–1927) Charles Marr, Minister (1927–1928) Neville Howse, Minister (1928) Aubrey Abbott, Minister (1928)
Department executives	Atlee Hunt, Secretary (1916–1921) John McLaren, Secretary (1921–1928) William Clemens, Secretary (1928)