1992 in Australia

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Incumbents

January 1 - George H. W. Bush becomes the first President of the United States to address the Australian Parliament.
February 1 - Tasmanian state election. ALP Government of Michael Field defeated & replaced with Liberal Party Government of Ray Field.
February 15 - Second ACT Legislative Assembly election held, reelecting Labor minority government of Rosemary Follett.
June 3 - Mabo decision
June 24 - Nick Greiner resigns as New South Wales Premier in the wake of a corrpution scandal & is replaced by John Fahey
September 4 - Lynn Arnold becomes Premier of South Australia after the resignation of John Bannon after the near-collapse of the State Bank
September 19 - Queensland Labor Government of Wayne Goss re-elected for second term
October 3 - Victorian state election sees Jeff Kennett & the Liberal Party defeat the incumbent Labor Government of Joan Kirner.

January 1 - The Victorian television market is aggregated, with VIC TV (now WIN Television) becoming the Nine Network affiliate, Prime Television taking a Seven Network affiliation & Southern Cross Network (now Southern Cross Ten) taking the Network Ten affiliation.
November - Final episode of Fast Forward airs, program comes back as Full Frontal in 1993
November - Acropolis Now airs its final episode, both shows airing on Channel 7.
Kerry Packer pulls the plug on Australia's Naughtiest Home Videos mid-air.
Also ending this year was:

March 25 - Great Southern Stand opened at the MCG by Donald Cordner, then-President of the Melbourne Cricket Club.
April 6 - Peter Sterling announces his retirement from Rugby League due to injury
May 7 - Exactly 100 years to the day of their first senior-level match, Collingwood meets Carlton in a rematch of that game at the MCG. Carlton wins by 33 points.
May 18 - Auckland (now New Zealand) Warriors admitted to 1995 ARL premiership. North Queensland, South Queensland & Perth all admitted later, forming 20-team comp.
July 29 - Ad appears in lost & found section of Herald Sun newspaper. LOST: The plot at Waverley Park last Saturday. Finder kindly return it to the Hawthorn Football Club. Before September if possible!
September 26 - West Coast Eagles (16.17.113) defeat Geelong Cats (12.13.85) in the first non-Melburnian Grand Final to win the 96th AFL premiership. It is the first time that the VFL/AFL premiership has left Victoria.
September 27 - Brisbane Broncos (28) defeat St. George Dragons (8) to win the 84th NSWRL premiership. It is the first time that the NSWRL premiershp has gone to Queensland.
Brownlow Medal awarded to Scott Wynd (Footscray)