Department of Transport (1930–1932)

Department of Transport
Department overview
Formed	21 April 1930
Preceding Department	Department of Markets and Transport – for assisted migration from Britain; Co-ordination of transport, Commonwealth railways, War service homes; Department of Home Affairs (II) – for Australian Capital Territory transport;
Dissolved	12 April 1932
Superseding agency	Department of Commerce – for navigation, shipping and lighthouses; Department of the Interior (I) – for internal transport; War service homes; Waterside employment; Prime Minister's Department – for shipping services for territories;
Jurisdiction	Commonwealth of Australia
Headquarters	Melbourne
Ministers responsible	Parker Moloney, Minister for Transport (1930–1932); Archdale Parkhill, Minister for Transport (1932);
Department executive	Herbert Charles Brown, Secretary;

The Department of Transport was an Australian government department that existed between April 1930 and April 1932.

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