Electoral district of Peake

Former South Australian electoral district

Peake
South Australia—House of Assembly

State| South Australia
Created| 1970
Abolished| 2002
Namesake| Archibald Peake
Demographic| Metropolitan

Peake was an electoral district of the House of Assembly in the Australian state of South Australia from 1970 to 2002. The district was based in the western suburbs of Adelaide.

Typically a Labor seat, it was lost to the Liberal Party at the landslide 1993 state election. Peake was superseded by West Torrens at the 2002 state election.

## Members for Peake[edit]

Member | Party | Term

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| Don Simmons | Labor | 1970–1979
| Keith Plunkett | Labor | 1979–1989
| Vic Heron | Labor | 1989–1993
| Heini Becker | Liberal | 1993–1997
| Tom Koutsantonis | Labor | 1997–2002

## Election results[edit]

Main article: Electoral results for the district of Peake

## External links[edit]

* 1985 & 1989 election boundaries, page 18 & 19

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Former electoral districts of South Australia

* Albert
* Albert Park
* Alexandra
* Angas
* Ashford
* Ascot Park
* Barossa
* Baudin
* Briggs
* Bright
* Brighton
* Burnside
* Burra
* Burra Burra
* City of Adelaide
* Coles
* Custance
* East Adelaide
* East Torrens
* Edwardstown
* Encounter Bay
* Eyre
* Fisher
* Gawler
* Gilles
* Gladstone
* Glenelg
* Goodwood
* Gordon
* Gouger
* Goyder
* Gumeracha
* Hanson
* Hart
* Hayward
* Henley Beach
* Hindmarsh
* Little Para
* Mallee
* Millicent
* Mitcham
* Mitchell
* Mount Barker
* Murray
* Murray-Mallee
* Napier
* Newcastle
* Noarlunga
* North Adelaide
* Northern Territory
* Norwood
* Onkaparinga
* Peake
* Pirie
* Port Pirie
* Price
* Prospect
* Ridley
* Rocky River
* Ross Smith
* Salisbury
* Semaphore
* Spence
* Stanley
* Stirling
* Sturt
* Tea Tree Gully
* The Burra
* The Burra and Clare
* The Murray
* Thebarton
* Todd
* Victoria
* Victoria and Albert
* Wallaroo
* Walsh
* West Adelaide
* Whyalla
* Wooroora
* Yatala
* Yorke Peninsula
* Young

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Electoral districts of the South Australian House of Assembly

Labor (27)|

* Adelaide
* Badcoe
* Cheltenham
* Croydon
* Davenport
* Elder
* Elizabeth
* Enfield
* Florey
* Gibson
* Giles
* Hurtle Vale
* Kaurna
* King
* Lee
* Light
* Mawson
* Newland
* Playford
* Port Adelaide
* Ramsay
* Reynell
* Taylor
* Torrens
* Waite
* West Torrens
* Wright

Liberal (15)|

* Black
* Bragg
* Chaffey
* Colton
* Finniss
* Flinders
* Frome
* Hammond
* Hartley
* Heysen
* MacKillop
* Morialta
* Morphett
* Schubert
* Unley

Independent (4)|

* Kavel
* Mount Gambier
* Narungga
* Stuart

Vacant (1)|

* Dunstan

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