List of whips in the Australian Senate

The deputy whip, Christabel Chamarette, had lost her seat at the election, and left the Senate just over a month after the announcement.

The party lost its other seat (and its whip) at the 1998 election, with her leaving office in June 1999.

The Australian Greens appointed their first whip in the Senate when the party increased from two to four members in 2005.

Two of the three had left within a year, but the remaining senator retained the position of whip until his defeat in 2016.

The Australian Democrats first elected a whip in 1981, reflecting an increase from two to five of the party's Senate membership.

James Stewart, Labor's first Senate whip (1901–03)
Anne McEwen, Labor whip (2010–16)
Annabelle Rankin was the Liberal's longest-serving whip and the Senate's first female whip
Former Nationals whip in the Senate John Williams
Rachel Siewert was the Greens' whip in the Senate from 2005 to 2021.
John Clemons was the Free Trade Party whip from Federation until 1907.
Hugh de Largie was the Senate whip for three parties: Labor, National Labor, and the Nationalists.