Governor of South Australia

As from June 2014, Queen Elizabeth II, upon the recommendation of the premier, accorded all current, future and living former governors the title 'The Honourable' for life.The current governor is diplomat Frances Adamson who was sworn in at Government House, Adelaide on 7 October 2021,[2][3] replacing Hieu Van Le,[4] who held the role from 2014 to 2021.Currently, the governor is responsible for safeguarding the South Australian Constitution and facilitating the work of the Parliament and state government.[7] The governor standard of South Australia is the same design as the British blue ensign with the Union Flag at the upper left quarter.On the right side, the State Badge of South Australia, comprising a piping shrike in a golden disc, is surmounted by a crown.
Frances AdamsonHer Excellencythe HonourableResidenceGovernment House, AdelaideAdelaideMonarchpremierTerm lengthAt His Majesty's pleasureconventionCaptain John HindmarshSouth AustraliaCharles IIIgovernor-general of AustraliaWestminster systempremier of South Australiareserve powersproclamationself-governmentParliament of South Australia1857 electionJames HarrisonMark OliphantAboriginalDouglas NichollsHieu Van LeGovernment HouseGovernment of the United KingdomSouth Australian ConstitutionWilliam IVJohn HindmarshQueen VictoriaGeorge GawlerGeorge GreyFrederick Holt RobeHenry Fox YoungRichard Graves MacDonnellDominick DalyJames FergussonAnthony MusgraveWilliam JervoisWilliam RobinsonEarl of KintoreFowell BuxtonLord TennysonEdward VIIGeorge Le HunteDay BosanquetGeorge VHenry GalwayArchibald WeigallTom BridgesAlexander Hore-RuthvenWinston DuganGeorge VIMalcolm Barclay-HarveyWilloughby NorrieElizabeth IIRobert GeorgeEdric BastyanKeith SeamanDonald DunstanRoma MitchellEric NealMarjorie Jackson-NelsonKevin ScarceGeorge Milner StephenBoyle Travers FinnissFrancis Gilbert HamleyRichard Davies HansonWilliam Wellington CairnsSamuel James WayJames Penn BoucautWilliam Henry BundeyGeorge John Robert MurrayThomas Slaney PooleHerbert Angas ParsonsJohn Mellis NapierHerbert MayoGeoffrey Sandford ReedJohn Jefferson BraySir Walter CrockerSir Condor LauckeLeonard James KingBasil HetzelJohn DoyleBrenda WilsonJames MueckeRichard HarrisMike RannWayback MachineDepartment of the Premier and Cabinet (South Australia)FederationHindmarshGawlerMacDonnellFergussonMusgraveJervoisRobinsonBuxtonBaron TennysonLe HunteBosanquetGalwayWeigallBridgesHore-RuthvenBarclay-HarveyNorrieGeorgeBastyanHarrisonOliphantNichollsSeamanDunstanMitchellJackson-NelsonScarceAdamsongovernorsadministratorsstates and territories of AustraliaMargaret BeazleyMargaret GardnerJeannette YoungChris DawsonBarbara BakerHugh HeggieFarzian ZainalRepresentatives of the monarch in Commonwealth realms and dominionsCounsellors of StateAntigua and BarbudaAustraliaBahamasBelizeCanadaGrenadaJamaicaNew ZealandPapua New GuineaSaint Kitts and NevisSaint LuciaSaint Vincent and the GrenadinesSolomon IslandsTuvaluAustralian state governorsNew South WalesQueenslandTasmaniaVictoriaWestern AustraliaCanadian lieutenant governorsAlberta British ColumbiaManitobaNew BrunswickNewfoundland and LabradorNova ScotiaOntarioPrince Edward IslandQuebecSaskatchewanRealm of New Zealand countriesCook IslandsTokelauCrown DependenciesGuernseyIsle of ManJerseyBritish Overseas TerritoriesAnguillaBermudaBritish Antarctic TerritoryBritish Indian Ocean TerritoryBritish Virgin IslandsCayman IslandsFalkland IslandsGibraltarMontserratPitcairnSaint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da CunhaSouth Georgia and the South Sandwich IslandsTurks and Caicos IslandsUnited Kingdom lieutenancy areasBarbadosCeylonIrish Free StateMauritiusPakistanSouth AfricaGovernment of South AustraliaExecutiveMonarchyCabinetDeputy PremierTreasurerAttorney-GeneralPoliceLegislativeParliamentHouse of AssemblyLegislative CouncilSpeaker of the House of AssemblyPresident of the Legislative CouncilOpposition LeaderElectoral districtsJudicialSupreme CourtDistrict CourtEmployment CourtMagistrates CourtCoroner's CourtOther courts and tribunals