The Premier of Tasmania is the head of the executive government in the Australian state of Tasmania. By convention, the party or political grouping which has majority support in the House of Assembly will nominate its leader to be Premier. The nominated politician is then invited by the Governor of Tasmania to act as their principal adviser.

Before the 1890s, there was no formal party system in Tasmania. Party labels before that time indicate a general tendency only. The current convention of appointing the Premier from the House of Assembly was not generally applied prior to 1920, with Premiers often appointed from the Legislative Council.

Premiers of Tasmania

1. William Champ
2. Thomas Gregson
3. William Weston
4. Francis Smith
5. Thomas Chapman
6. James Whyte
7. Sir Richard Dry
8. James Wilson - connected
9. Frederick Innes
10. Alfred Kennerley
11. Thomas Reibey
12. Philip Fysh
13. William Giblin
14. William Crowther
15. Adye Douglas - connected
16. James Agnew
17. Henry Dobson
18. Sir Edward Braddon
19. Elliott Lewis
20. William Propsting
21. John Evans
22. John Earle - connected
23. Albert Solomon - connected
24. Walter Lee - connected
25. John Hayes - connected
26. Joseph Lyons - connected
27. John McPhee - connected
28. Albert Ogilvie - connected
29. Edmund Dwyer-Gray
30. Robert Cosgrove - connected
31. Edward Brooker - connected
32. Eric Reece - connected
33. Angus Bethune - connected
34. Bill Neilson
35. Doug Lowe - connected
36. Harry Holgate
37. Robin Gray
38. Michael Field
39. Ray Groom
40. Tony Rundle - connected
41. Jim Bacon
42. Paul Lennon - connected
43. David Bartlett - connected
44. Lara Giddings
45. Will Hodgman - connected
46. Peter Gutwein