House of Representatives- Capricornia:
16 Dec. 1922 - 28 Sep. 1946 (Defeated)
Assistant Minister assisting the Minister for Customs:
22 Oct. 1929 - 04 Feb. 1931
Minister for Trade & Customs:
04 Feb. 1931 - 06 Jan. 1932
Acting Minister for Trade & Customs:
19 Oct. 1944 - 06 Jan. 1945
JE Fenton was overseas
Acting Minister for Commerce:
1945
Acting Minister for Agriculture:
1945
Minister for the Army:
07 Oct. 1941 - 21 Sep. 1943
29 Sep. 1943 - 01 Nov. 1946
Minister for Defence:
15 Aug. 1946 - 01 Nov. 1946
Acting Minister for Defence:
03 Apr. - 03 July 1944
Deputy Prime Minister:
07 Oct. 1941 - 1 Nov. 1946
03 Jul. 1944 - 22 Jan. 1945
13 Jul. 1945 - 01 Nov. 1946
Advisory War Council:
29 Oct. 1940 - 31 Aug. 1945
Acting Minister for Markets & Transport:
1930 - 1931
Acting Prime Minister:
03 Apr. - 03 Jul. 1944
Deputy Leader of the Parliamentary Labor Party:
1932 - 1946
Leader of the Australian delegations to New Zealand, 1944.
Leader of the Australian delegations The United Nations Conference, San Francisco, Apr. 1945.
Member of the Privileges Committee, 1944.
Advisory War Council 29 Oct. 1940 - 31 Aug. 1945.
NOTE: These may not all be of a political nature. They include memberships of organisations and clubs as well as appointments to positions after they retired from politics.
Prime Minister Menzies sent him to the USA to represent Australia at the funeral of Douglas MacArthur in Arlington, Virgina.
He was a member of the Australian Natives Association.
He was a member of the Irish National Association.
Member of Royal Commission on the Moving Picture Industry, 1927-28.
Appointed Australian High Commissioner to Canada, 1946-1953.