Corporate Body

Department of Home Affairs and Environment (1980 - 1984)

Commonwealth of Australia

From
3 November 1980
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
To
13 December 1984
Functions
Advisory or Regulatory Body and Conservation or Environment
Reference No
CA 3068
Legal Status
Agency of the Commonwealth of Australia
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

Summary

Established in 1980, the Department of Home Affairs and Environment took control of the Department of Science and the Environment. The functions of the Department were split between several departments in December 1984, including the Department of Arts, Heritage and Environment.

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 1901 - 1916 Department of Home Affairs [I], Central Office
       1916 - 1928 Department of Home and Territories, Central Office
             1928 - 1932 Department of Home Affairs [II], Central Office
                   1932 - 1939 Department of the Interior [I], Central Administration
                         1939 - 1972 Department of the Interior [II], Central Office
                               1972 - 1975 Department of Environment and Conservation
                               1972 - 1975 Department of Science [I], Central Office
                                     1975 Department of the Environment [I]
                                     1975 Department of Science and Consumer Affairs, Central Office
                                           1975 - 1978 Department of Science [II], Central Office
                                           1975 - 1978 Department of Environment, Housing and Community Development
                                                 1978 - 1980 Department of Science and the Environment, Central Office
                                                       1980 - 1984 Department of Home Affairs and Environment
                                                             1984 - 1987 Department of Arts, Heritage and Environment
                                                                   1987 - 1991 Department of the Arts, Sport, the Environment, Tourism and Territories, Central Office
                                                                         1991 - 1993 Department of the Arts, Sport, the Environment and Territories, Central Office
                                                                               1993 - 1997 Department of the Environment, Sport and Territories, Central Office
                                                                                     1997 - 1998 Department of the Environment [II], Central Office
                                                                                           1998 - Department of the Environment and Heritage

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