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Fadden, Artie

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Fadden, Artie (Arthur William) (1895–1973)

Australian politician, leader of the Country Party 1941–58 and prime minister Aug–Oct 1941.

After working as a cane-cutter and an accountant, he was elected to the Queensland parliament, representing the rural-based Country Party. He entered the federal parliament in 1936. He was deputy prime minister and treasurer with the Liberal–Country Party coalition government of Robert Menzies 1949–58, delivering a record 11 budgets. KCMG 1951.



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