Members of multiple Australian legislatures

This article provides details of people who have been members of more than one Australian legislature. These consist of:

* the Commonwealth Parliament
* 6 state (previously colonial) parliaments
* 2 territory legislative assemblies.

## History

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* On 7 February 1788 the colony of New South Wales was established
* On 3 December 1825, the colony of Van Diemen's Land was separated from New South Wales
* The Swan River Colony was established in 1829, and renamed Western Australia in 1832
* On 28 December 1836, the colony of South Australia was separated from New South Wales
* On 1 July 1851, the colony of Victoria was separated from New South Wales
* In 1855 Victoria gained self-government
* In 1856 Van Diemen's Land gained self-government and changed its name to Tasmania
* In 1856 New South Wales gained self-government
* In 1857 South Australia gained self-government
* On 6 June 1859, the colony of Queensland was separated from New South Wales and established as a self-governing colony
* In 1890 Western Australia gained self-government
* On 1 January 1901, the Commonwealth of Australia came into being, and the status of the six colonies (New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia and Tasmania) changed to states of the Commonwealth
* On 1 January 1911, the area of the Federal Capital Territory (later renamed Australian Capital Territory) was separated from New South Wales
* In 1922 the upper house of the Queensland Parliament was abolished
* In 1978 the Northern Territory gained self-government
* In 1989 the Australian Capital Territory gained self-government.

## List of members of multiple legislatures

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* The following tables are sorted by year of entry to the second legislature, and alphabetically within years.
* Years in bold indicate the year of entry to the member's second legislature.
* People who represented different states since 1901 are shown in a dark border.

### Prior to Federation (1901)

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Member | Colony | Colonial parliament | Refs

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Legislative Council | Legislative Assembly
1845
Edward Curr | VDL | 1825-1826 |  | [1][2]
NSW |  | Port Phillip: 1845-1846, 1848-1849
1851
Charles Ebden | NSW | Port Phillip: 1843-1844, 1848-1848, 1850-1851 |  | [3][4]
VIC | 1851-1852 | Brighton: 1857-1861
Sir James Palmer | NSW | Port Phillip: 1848-1849 |  | [5][6]
VIC | Normanby, Dundas & Follett: 1851-1856
Western: 1856-1870 |
William Westgarth | NSW | City of Melbourne: 1850-1851 |  | [7][8]
VIC | City of Melbourne: 1851-1853 |
1852
Lauchlan Mackinnon | NSW | Port Phillip: 1848-1850 |  | [9][10]
VIC | Belfast & Warrnambool: 1852-1853 |
Alexander Thomson | NSW | Port Phillip: 1843-1844 |  | [11][12]
VIC |  | Geelong: 1852-1854
1853
John Foster | NSW | Port Phillip: 1846-1848, 1849-1850 |  | [13][14]
VIC | 1853-1854 | Williamstown: 1856-1857
1858
Andrew Aldcorn | VIC | 1853-1853 |  | [15][16]
NSW |  | St Vincent: 1858-1859
1859
George Stephen | SA | 1838-1839 |  | [17][18]
VIC |  | Collingwood: 1859-1861
1860
Francis Edward Bigge | NSW | Moreton, Wide Bay, Burnett & Maranoa: 1851-1852 |  | [19][20]
QLD | 1860-1873 |
Henry Buckley | NSW |  | Stanley County: 1856-1859 | [21][22]
QLD |  | East Moreton: 1860-1860
Robert Cribb | NSW |  | East Moreton: 1859-1859 | [23][24]
QLD |  | Town of Brisbane: 1860-1863
East Moreton: 1863-1867
Gilbert Eliott | NSW |  | Burnett: 1859-1859 | [25][26]
QLD | 1870-1871 | Wide Bay: 1860-1870
Sir Arthur Macalister | NSW |  | Ipswich: 1859-1859 | [27][28]
QLD |  | (Town of) Ipswich: 1860-1868, 1872-1876
Eastern Downs: 1868-1871
Robert Massie | NSW | New England & Macleay: 1855-1855[29] |  | [30][31]
QLD | 1860-1862 |
Maurice O'Connell | NSW | Port Phillip: 1845-1848 |  | [32][33]
QLD | 1860-1879 |
1861
Benjamin Cribb | NSW |  | Stanley Boroughs: 1858-1859 | [34][35]
QLD |  | West Moreton:: 1861-1867
1863
John Douglas | NSW |  | Darling Downs: 1859-1859
Camden: 1860-1861 | [36][37]
QLD |  | Port Curtis: 1863-1866
Eastern Downs: 1867-1868
East Moreton: 1868-1868
Maryborough: 1875-1880
Gordon Sandeman | NSW |  | Moreton, Wide Bay, Burnett & Maranoa: 1856-1857 | [38][39]
QLD | 1874-1886 | Leichhardt: 1863-1870
Richard Smith | NSW | Moreton, Wide Bay, Burnett & Maranoa: 1853-1856 |  | [40][41]
QLD | 1863-1866 |
1864
William Forlonge | VIC | Villiers & Heytesbury: 1854-1856 | The Murray: 1858-1859 | [42][43]
NSW |  | Orange: 1864-1867
1865
William Walsh | NSW |  | Leichhardt: 1859-1859 | [44][45]
QLD |  | Maryborough: 1865-1873
Warrego: 1873-1878
1866
John Panton | NSW | Cook & Westmoreland: 1843-1849 |  | [46][47]
QLD | 1866-1866 |
1868
Sir Arthur Hodgson | NSW |  | Clarence & Darling Downs: 1858-1859
Newcastle: 1859-1860 | [48][49]
QLD |  | Warrego: 1868-1869
1869
Horace Dean | SA |  | Barossa: 1857-1857 | [50][51][52]
NSW |  | The Hastings: 1869, 1870
Henry Milford | NSW |  | Braidwood: 1864-1864 | [53][54]
QLD |  | Rockhampton: 1869-1870 [55]
1870
Alexander Fyfe | VIC | Geelong: 1854-1856 | Geelong: 1856-1857 | [56][57]
QLD |  | Rockhampton: 1870-1873
1871
William Champ | VDL/
TAS[58] | 1852-1856 | Launceston: 1856-1857 | [59][60]
VIC |  | East Bourke Boroughs: 1871-1873
1878
Frederick Cooper | NSW |  | Braidwood: 1859-1860 | [61][62]
QLD |  | Cook: 1878-1884
1880
William Brodribb | VIC |  | Brighton: 1861-1862 | [63][64]
NSW | 1881-1886 | Wentworth: 1880-1881
1882
George King | NSW |  | East Sydney: 1869-1872 | [65][66]
QLD | 1882-1890 |
1883
John Hurley | NSW |  | Central Cumberland: 1872-1874
Hartley: 1876-1880, 1887-1891, 1901-1907 | [67][68]
QLD |  | Maryborough: 1883-1884
1894
Frederick Illingworth | VIC | Northern: 1889-1891 |  | [69][70]
WA |  | Nannine: 1894-1897
Central Murchison: 1897-1901
Cue: 1901-1904
West Perth: 1905-1907

### 1901

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Member | State | Colonial/State parliament | Commonwealth Parliament | Refs

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1901
Sir Richard Baker | SA | 1877-1901 | Barossa: 1868-1871 | 1901-1906 |  | [71][72]
John Barrett | VIC |  | Carlton South: 1895-1897 | 1901-1903 |  | [73][74]
Sir Edmund Barton | NSW | 1889 | University of Sydney: 1879-1880
Wellington: 1880-1882
East Sydney: 1882-1887, 1891-1894
Hastings and Macleay: 1898-1900 |  | Hunter: 1901-1903 | [75][76]
Sir Robert Best | VIC |  | Fitzroy: 1889-1901 | 1901-1910 | Kooyong: 1910-1922 | [77][78]
Sir Edward Braddon | TAS |  | West Devon: 1879–1888; 1893-1901 |  | Tasmania: 1901-1903
Wilmot: 1903-1904 | [79][80]
Thomas Brown | NSW |  | Condoublin: 1894-1901
Lachlan: 1913-1917 |  | Canobolas: 1901-1906
Calare: 1906-1913 | [81][82]
John Chanter | NSW |  | Murray: 1885-1894
Deniliquin: 1894-1901 |  | Riverina: 1901-1903, 1904-1913, 1914-1922 | [83][84]
Sir Austin Chapman | NSW |  | Braidwood: 1891-1901 |  | Eden-Monaro: 1901-1926 | [85][86]
David Charleston | SA | 1891–1897, 1897-1901 |  | 1901-1903 |  | [87][88]
Francis Clarke | NSW | 1899-1900 | Macleay: 1893-1894
Hastings and Macleay: 1894-1898, 1900-1901 |  | Cowper: 1901-1903 | [89]
Sir Joseph Cook | NSW |  | Hartley: 1891-1901 |  | Parramatta: 1901-1921 | [90][91]
Samuel Cooke | VIC | Western: 1888-1901 |  |  | Wannon: 1901-1903 | [92][93]
George Cruickshank | NSW |  | Inverell: 1889-1898 |  | Gwydir: 1901-1903 | [94]
Henry Dobson | TAS |  | Brighton: 1891-1900 | 1901-1910 |  | [95][96]
Sir John Downer | SA |  | Barossa: 1878-1901 | 1901-1903 |  | [97][98]
James Drake | QLD | 1899-1901 | Enoggera: 1888-1899 | 1901-1906 |  | [99][100]
Norman Ewing | WA |  | Swan: 1897-1901 | 1901-1903 |  | [101][102]
TAS |  | Franklin: 1909-1915 |
Sir Thomas Ewing | NSW |  | Richmond: 1885-1894
Lismore: 1894-1901 |  | Richmond: 1901-1910 | [103][104]
John Ferguson | QLD | 1894-1906[105] | Rockhampton: 1881-1888 | 1901-1903[105] |  | [106][107]
Andrew Fisher | QLD |  | Gympie: 1893-1896, 1899-1901 |  | Wide Bay: 1901-1915 | [108]
Sir John Forrest | WA | 1883-1890 | Bunbury: 1890-1901[109] |  | Swan: 1901-1918 | [110]
Sir George Fuller | NSW |  | Kiama: 1889-1894
Wollondilly: 1915-1928 |  | Illawarra: 1901-1913 | [111][112]
Paddy Glynn | SA |  | Light: 1887-1890
North Adelaide: 1895–1896, 1897-1901 |  | South Australia: 1901-1903
Angas: 1903-1919 | [113][114]
Albert Gould | NSW | 1899-1901 | Patrick's Plains: 1882-1894
Singleton: 1894-1898 | 1901-1917 |  | [115][116]
Arthur Groom | VIC |  | Gippsland South: 1886-1889
Gippsland West: 1889-1892 |  | Flinders: 1991-1903 | [117][118]
Billy Hughes | NSW |  | Sydney-Lang: 1894-1901 |  | West Sydney: 1901-1917
North Sydney: 1922-1949
Bradfield: 1949-1952 | [119][120]
VIC |  |  |  | Bendigo: 1917-1922
(Sir) Isaac Isaacs | VIC |  | Bogong: 1892–1893, 1893-1901 |  | Indi: 1901-1906 | [121][122]
Thomas Kennedy | VIC |  | Benalla and Yarrawonga: 1893-1901 |  | Moira: 1901-1906 | [123]
Sir William Lyne | NSW |  | Hume: 1880-1901 |  | Division of Hume: 1901-1913 | [124][125]
Thomas Macdonald-Paterson | QLD | 1885-1896 | Rockhampton: 1878-1883
Moreton: 1883-1885
Brisbane North: 1896-1901 |  | Brisbane: 1901-1903 |
Sir Alexander Matheson, 3rd Bt. | WA | North-East: 1897-1901 |  | 1901-1906 |  | [126]
Samuel Mauger | VIC |  | Footscray: 1900-1901 |  | Melbourne Ports: 1901-1906
Maribyrnong: 1906-1910 | [127][128]
Charles McDonald | QLD |  | Flinders: 1893-1901 |  | Kennedy: 1901-1925 | [129]
Gregor McGregor | SA | 1894-1901 |  | 1901-1914 |  | [130][131]
Francis McLean | NSW |  | Marrickville: 1894-1901 |  | Lang: 1901-1903 | [132]
Edward Millen | NSW | 1899-1901 | Bourke: 1894-1898 | 1901-1923 |  | [133][134]
John Neild | NSW |  | Paddington: 1885-1889, 1891-1894, 1895-1901 | 1901-1910 |  | [135][136]
Richard Edward O'Connor | NSW | 1888-1898 |  | 1901-1903 |  | [137][138]
King O'Malley | SA |  | Encounter Bay: 1896-1899 |  |  | [139][140]
TAS |  |  |  | Tasmania: 1901-1903
Darwin: 1903-1917
Pharez Phillips | VIC | North Western: 1896-1901 |  |  | Wimmera: 1901-1906 | [141]
Frederick Piesse | TAS | Buckingham,: 1894-1901 | North Hobart: 1893-1894 |  | Tasmania: 1901-1902 | [142]
Thomas Playford II | SA |  | Onkaparinga: 1868-187
East Torrens: 1875–1887, 1890-1894
Newcastle: 1887-1890
Gumeracha: 1899-1901 | 1901-1906 |  | [143][144]
Edward Pulsford | NSW | 1895-1901 |  | 1901-1910 |  | [145][146]
Sir George Reid | NSW |  | East Sydney: 1880-1884, 1885-1894
Sydney-King: 1894-1901 |  | East Sydney: 1901-1910 | [147]
Sir Frederick Sargood | VIC | Central: 1874-1880
South Yarra: 1882-1901 |  | 1901-1903 |  | [148][149]
William Sawers | NSW |  | Bourke: 1885-1886
Tamworth: 1898-1901 |  | New England: 1901-1903 | [150]
Bruce Smith | NSW |  | Gundagai: 1882-1884
Glebe: 1889-1894 |  | Parkes: 1901-1919 | [151]
Sydney Smith | NSW |  | East Macquarie: 1882-1894
Bathurst: 1894-1898
Canterbury: 1900 (election declared void) |  | Macquarie: 1901-1906 | [152]
Elias Solomon | WA |  | South Fremantle: 1892-1901 |  | Fremantle: 1901-1903 |
Vaiben Solomon | SA |  | Northern Territory: 1890–1901, 1905-1908 [153] |  | South Australia: 1901-1903 | [154]
William Spence | NSW |  | Cobar: 1898-1901 |  | Darling: 1901-1917 | [155]
TAS |  |  |  | Darwin: 1917-1919
James Stewart | QLD |  | Rockhampton North: 1893-1901 | 1901-1917 |  | [156]
Josiah Thomas | NSW |  | Alma: 1894-1901 | 1917–1923, 1925-1929 | Barrier: 1901-1917 | [157][158]
Dugald Thomson | NSW |  | Warringah: 1894-1901 |  | North Sydney: 1901-1910 | [159]
Sir George Turner | VIC |  | St Kilda: 1889-1901 |  | Balaclava: 1901-1906 | [160][161]
David Watkins | NSW |  | Wallsend: 1894-1901 |  | Newcastle: 1901-1935 | [162]
Chris Watson | NSW |  | Young: 1894-1901 |  | Bland: 1901-1906
South Sydney: 1906-1910 | [163]
James Wilkinson | QLD |  | Ipswich: 1894-1896 |  | Moreton: 1901-1906 |
Bill Wilks | NSW |  | Balmain North: 1894-1901 |  | Dalley: 1901-1910 | [164]
Sir William Zeal | VIC | North Central: 1882-1901 | Castlemaine: 1864-1865, 1871-1874 | 1901-1906 |  | [165][166]

### 1902-1919

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Member | State | Colonial/State parliament | Commonwealth Parliament | Refs

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1902
William Hartnoll | TAS |  | South Launceston: 1884-1897
Launceston: 1897-1902 |  | Tasmania: 1902-1903 | [167]
1903
William Carpenter | SA |  | Encounter Bay: 1896-1902 |  |  | [168]
WA |  | Fremantle: 1911-1917 |  | Fremantle: 1903-1906
James Hutchison | SA |  | East Adelaide: 1898-1902 |  | Hindmarsh: 1903-1909 | [169]
Edmund Lonsdale | NSW |  | New England: 1891-1894
Armidale: 1895-1898, 1901-1903, 1907-1913 |  | New England: 1903-1906 | [170]
Robert Reid | VIC | Melbourne: 1892-1903 |  | 1903-1903 |  | [171][172]
Sir Arthur Robinson | VIC | Melbourne South: 1912-1925 | Dundas: 1900-1902 |  | Wannon: 1903-1906 | [173][174]
Henry Saunders | WA | 1894-1902, 1918-1919 |  | 1903-1903 |  | [175]
David Storrer | TAS |  | Launceston: 1902-1903 |  | Bass: 1903-1910 | [176]
William Webster | NSW |  | Moree: 1901-1903 |  | Gwydir: 1903-1919 | [177]
Gratton Wilson | VIC |  | Villiers and Heytesbury: 1902-1903 |  | Corangamite: 1903-1919 | [178]
John Wood | VIC |  | Ovens: 1857-1859
Warrnambool: 1861-1864 |  |  | [179][180]
TAS |  | Cumberland: 1903-1909 |  |
1904
Thomas Givens | QLD |  | Cairns: 1899-1902 | 1904-1928 |  | [181]
Robert Guthrie | SA | 1891-1903 |  | 1904-1921 |  | [182][183]
William Trenwith | VIC |  | Richmond: 1889-1903 | 1904-1910 |  | [184][185]
1905
Thomas Walker | NSW |  | Northumberland: 1887-1894 |  |  | [186][187]
WA |  | Kanowna: 1905-1932 |  |
1906
Joseph Tilley Brown | VIC |  | Mandurang: 1886-1889
Shepparton and Euroa: 1897-1904 |  | Indi: 1906-1910 | [188][189]
Justin Foxton | QLD |  | Carnarvon: 1883-1904 |  | Brisbane: 1906-1910 |
John Livingston | SA |  | Victoria: 1899-1902
Victoria and Albert: 1902-1906 |  | Barker: 1906-1922 |
William Russell | SA | 1895-1900 | Burra: 1901-1902 | 1906-1912 |  | [190][191]
John Thomson | NSW |  | Manning: 1901-1904 |  | Cowper: 1906-1919 | [192]
Agar Wynne | VIC | Western: 1888-1903 | St Kilda: 1917-1920 |  | Balaclava: 1906-1914 | [193][194]
1907
Patrick Lynch | WA |  | Mount Leonora: 1904-1906 | 1907-1938 |  | [195]
James O'Loghlin | SA | Northern: 1888-1902 |  | 1907-1907; 1913–1920; 1923-1925 |  | [196][197]
Robert Sayers | QLD |  | Charters Towers: 1888-1893 | 1907-1913 |  | [198]
Joseph Vardon | SA | Central: 1900-1906 |  | 1907; 1908-1913 |  | [199][200]
1908
Ernest Roberts | SA |  | Gladstone: 1896-1902
Adelaide: 1905-1908 |  | Adelaide: 1908-1913 | [201]
1909
Joseph Cullen | NSW |  | St Leonards: 1889-1894
Willoughby: 1894-1895 |  |  | [202][203]
WA | South-East: 1909-1917 |  |  |
Richard Witty Foster | SA |  | Newcastle: 1883-1892
Flinders: 1902-1906 |  | Wakefield: 1909-1928 | [204]
1910
Frank Anstey | VIC |  | East Bourke Boroughs: 1902-1904
Brunswick: 1904-1910 |  | Bourke: 1910-1934 | [205][206]
William Archibald | SA |  | Port Adelaide: 1893-1910 |  | Hindmarsh: 1910-1919 | [207]
Henry Beard | VIC |  | Jika Jika: 1904-1907 |  | Batman: 1910-1910 | [208]
Matthew Charlton | NSW |  | Waratah: 1903-1904
Northumberland: 1904-1910 |  | Hunter: 1910-1928 | [209]
Jens Jensen | TAS |  | George Town: 1903-1909
Wilmot: 1909–1910, 1927-1934
Bass: 1922-1925 |  | Bass: 1910-1919 | [210]
James Long | TAS |  | Lyell: 1903-1909
Darwin: 1909-1910 | 1910-1918 |  | [211][212]
William Murphy | NSW |  | Balmain: 1891-1894 |  |  | [213][214]
WA |  | Fremantle: 1910-1911 |  |
Arthur Rae | NSW |  | Murrumbidgee: 1891-1894 | 1910-1914, 1929-1935 |  | [215][216]
Henry Willis | NSW |  | Upper Hunter: 1910-1913 |  | Robertson: 1901-1910 | [217]
1912
John Shannon | SA |  | Yorke Peninsula: 1896-1902
Wallaroo: 1902-1905 | 1912-1913, 1914-1920 |  | [218]
1913'
Thomas Bakhap | TAS |  | Bass: 1909-1913 | 1913-1923 |  | [219][220]
Myles Ferricks | QLD |  | Bowen: 1909-1912 | 1913-1920 |  |
William Fleming | NSW |  | Robertson: 1901-1904
Upper Hunter: 1904-1910 |  | Robertson: 1913-1922 | [221]
William Maughan | QLD |  | Burnett: 1898-1899
Ipswich: 1904-1912 | 1913-1920 |  |
Charles McGrath | VIC |  | Grenville: 1904-1913 |  | Ballaarat: 1913-1919, 1920-1934 | [222][223]
Sir John Newlands | SA |  | Burra Burra: 1906-1912 | 1913-1932 |  |
Charles Oakes | NSW |  | Paddington: 1901-1910
Waverley: 1917-1920
Eastern Suburbs: 1920-1925 | 1913-1914 |  | [224]
Robert Patten | NSW | 1908-1910 |  |  | Hume: 1913-1917 | [225]
William Senior | SA |  | Victoria and Albert: 1904-1912 | 1913-1923 |  |
Jacob Stumm | QLD |  | Gympie: 1896-1899 |  | Lilley: 1913-1917 |
1914
George Cann | NSW |  | Canterbury: 1914-1920
St George: 1920-1927 |  | Nepean: 1910-1913 | [226]
Andrew McKissock | VIC |  | Ballaarat West: 1908-1911 | 1914-1917 |  | [227][228]
William Watt | VIC |  | North Melbourne: 1897-1900
East Melbourne: 1902-1904
Essendon: 1904-1914 |  | Balaclava: 1914-1929 | [229][230]
1915
Edward Corser | QLD |  | Maryborough: 1912-1915 |  | Wide Bay: 1915-1928 |
Alfred Hampson | VIC |  | Bendigo East: 1911-1915 |  | Bendigo: 1915-1917 | [231]
1916
William Kendell | VIC | North Eastern: 1916-1922 |  |  | Corio: 1913-1914 | [232]
1917
Walter Hamilton | VIC |  | Sandhurst: 1894-1900, 1902-1904 |  |  | [233]
SA |  | East Torrens: 1917-1924, 1925–1930, 1933-1938 |  |
Charles Howroyd | TAS |  | North Launceston: 1906-1909
Bass: 1909-1917 |  | Darwin: 1917-1917 [234] | [235]
John Leckie | VIC |  | Benambra: 1913-1917 | 1934-1947 | Indi: 1917-1919 |
George Mackay | QLD |  | Gympie: 1912-1915 |  | Lilley: 1917-1934 |
William Plain | VIC |  | Geelong: 1908-1917 | 1917-1923, 1925-1938 |  | [236][237]
Matthew Reid | QLD |  | Toowong: 1893-1896
Enoggera: 1899-1902 | 1917-1935 |  |
Thomas Ryan | SA |  | Torrens: 1909-1912
Sturt: 1915-1917 |  |  | [238][239]
VIC |  | Essendon: 1917-1924 |  |
1919
Reginald Blundell | SA |  | Adelaide: 1907-1918 |  | Adelaide: 1919-1922 |
Arnold Wienholt | QLD |  | Fassifern: 1909-1913[240] |  | Moreton: 1919-1922 |
Fassifern: 1930-1935

### 1920-1939

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1920
John Adamson | QLD |  | Maryborough: 1907-1909
Rockhampton: 1911-1917 | 1920-1922 |  |
Ernest Carr | NSW |  | Cumberland: 1920-1922 |  | Macquarie: 1906-1917 | [241]
William Finlayson | QLD | 1920-1922 |  |  | Brisbane: 1910-1919 |
George Foley | WA |  | Mount Leonora: 1911-1920 |  | Kalgoorlie: 1920-1922 |
1921
Edward Vardon | SA |  | Sturt: 1918-1921 | 1921-1921; 1921-1922 |  |
1922
Frank Forde | QLD |  | Rockhampton: 1917-1922[240] |  | Capricornia: 1922-1946 |
Flinders: 1955-1957 |
Albert Green | WA |  | Kalgoorlie: 1911-1913; 1914-1921 |  | Kalgoorlie: 1922-1940 |
Joshua Whitsitt | TAS |  | Darwin: 1909-1922 |  | Darwin: 1922-1925 | [242]
1923
John Hayes | TAS |  | Bass: 1913-1923 | 1923-1947 |  | [243][244]
Herbert Hays | TAS |  | Wilmot: 1911-1922 | 1923-1947 |  | [245][246]
Sir Walter Kingsmill | WA | 1903-1922 | Pilbara: 1897-1903 | 1923-1935 |  |
James Ogden | TAS |  | Zeehan: 1906-1909
Darwin: 1909-1922 | 1923-1932 |  | [247][248]
1924
Jack Power | NSW | 1921-1924 |  | 1924-1925 |  | [249][250]
1925
Charles Grant | TAS |  | Denison: 1922–1925, 1928-1932 | 1925-1925; 1932-1941 |  | [251][252]
1926
John Chapman | SA |  | Flinders: 1918-1924 | 1926-1931 |  |
John Perkins | NSW |  | Goulburn: 1921-1926 |  | Eden-Monaro: 1926-1929, 1931-1943 | [253]
1927
Ted Theodore | QLD |  | Woothakata: 1909-1912
Chillagoe: 1912-1925[240] |  |  |
NSW |  |  |  | Dalley: 1927-1931
John Verran | SA |  | Wallaroo: 1901-1917 | 1927-1928 |  |
1928
Bernard Corser | QLD |  | Burnett: 1912-1928[240] |  | Wide Bay: 1928-1954 |
Charles Culley | TAS |  | Denison: 1922–1928, 1934-1948 |  | Denison: 1928-1931 | [254]
Albert Robinson | SA |  | Wooroora: 1915-1924
Gouger: 1938-1943 | 1928-1928 |  |
1929
Sir Hal Colebatch | WA | East: 1912-1923
Metropolitan: 1940-1948 |  | 1929-1933 |  |
John Cusack | NSW |  | Queanbeyan: 1910-1913
Albury: 1913-1917 |  | Eden-Monaro: 1929-1931 | [255]
Allan Guy | TAS |  | Bass: 1916-1929 | 1949-1956 | Bass: 1929-1934
Wilmot: 1940-1944 | [256][257]
Bertie Johnston | WA |  | Williams Narrogin: 1911-1915, 1915-1928 | 1929-1942 |  |
Joseph Lyons | TAS |  | Wilmot: 1909-1929 |  | Wilmot: 1929-1939 | [258]
Sir Edward McTiernan | NSW |  | Western Suburbs: 1920-1927 |  | Parkes: 1929-1930 | [259]
1931
Llewellyn Atkinson | TAS | 1931-1934 |  |  | Wilmot: 1906-1929 | [260]
Albert Lane | NSW |  | Balmain: 1922-1927 |  | Barton: 1931-1940 | [261]
George Lawson | QLD | 1919-1922 |  |  | Brisbane: 1931-1961 |
Alfred Seabrook | TAS |  | Franklin: 1931-1934 |  | Franklin: 1922-1928 | [262]
Harold Thorby | NSW |  | Wammerawa: 1922-1927
Castlereagh: 1927-1930 |  | Calare: 1931-1940 | [263]
1932
Joe Collings | QLD | 1920-1922 |  | 1932-1950 |  |
1933
James Bayley | QLD | Wynnum: 1933-1935 |  | Oxley: 1917-1931 |
James Fairbairn | VIC |  | Warrnambool: 1932-1933 |  | Flinders: 1933-1940 | [264][265]
Albert Hawke | SA |  | Burra Burra:1924-1927 |  |  | [266]
WA |  | Northam: 1933-1968 |  |
1934
Maurice Blackburn | VIC |  | Essendon: 1914-1917
Fitzroy: 1925-1927
Clifton Hill: 1927-1934 |  | Bourke: 1934-1943 | [267][268]
Archie Cameron | SA |  | Wooroora: 1927-1934 |  | Barker: 1934-1956 |
Arthur Drakeford | VIC |  | Essendon: 1927-1932 |  | Maribyrnong: 1934-1955 | [269][270]
Gerald Mahoney | TAS |  | Denison: 1931-1934 |  | Denison: 1934-1940 | [271]
1935
Mac Abbott | NSW |  | Upper Hunter: 1913-1918 | 1935-1941 |  | [272]
Guy Arkins | NSW |  | Castlereagh: 1915-1920
St George: 1920-1927
Rockdale: 1927-1930
Dulwich Hill: 1938-1941 | 1935-1937 |  | [273]
Lionel Courtenay | NSW | 1932-1934 |  | 1935-1935 |  | [274]
James McLachlan | SA |  | Wooroora: 1918-1930 | 1935-1947 |  |
1936
Archibald Blacklow | TAS | Pembroke: 1936-1953 |  |  | Franklin: 1931-1934 | [275]
Sir Arthur Fadden | QLD | Kennedy: 1932-1935 |  | Darling Downs: 1936-1949
McPherson: 1949-1958 |
1937
James Cunningham | WA | 1916-1922 | Kalgoorlie: 1923-1936 | 1937-1943 |  |
Reg Pollard | VIC |  | Dalhousie: 1924-1927
Bulla and Dalhousie: 1927-1932 |  | Ballaarat: 1937-1949
Lalor: 1949-1966 | [276][277]
Graham Pratten | NSW | 1937-1976 |  |  | Martin: 1928-1929 | [278]
William Scully | NSW |  | Namoi: 1923-1932 |  | Gwydir: 1937-1949 | [279]
1938
Paul Jones | VIC | Doutta Galla: 1938-1958 |  |  | Indi: 1928-1931 | [280]
Sydney McHugh | SA |  | Burra: 1924–1927, 1930-1933
Light: 1941-1944 |  | Wakefield: 1938-1940 |

### 1940-1975

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Member | State | State parliament | Commonwealth Parliament | Refs

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Upper House | Lower House | Senate | House of Representatives
1940
H. V. Evatt | NSW |  | Balmain: 1925-1930 |  | Barton: 1940-1958
Hunter: 1958-1960 | [281]
Eric Spooner | NSW |  | Ryde: 1932-1940 |  | Robertson: 1940-1943 | [282]
1941
Lou Cunningham | NSW |  | Coogee: 1941-1948 |  | Gwydir: 1919-1925, 1929-1931 | [283]
Lancelot Spurr | TAS |  | Wilmot: 1941-1956 |  | Wilmot: 1939-1940 | [284]
1942
Sir Charles Latham | WA | 1946-1960 | York: 1921-1942 | 1942-1943 |  |
1943
Frank Gaha | TAS | Hobart: 1933-1943 | Denison: 1950-1964 |  | Denison: 1943-1949 | [285]
1944
Donald Grant | NSW | 1931-1940 |  | 1944-1959 |  | [286]
Bert Hoare | SA | 1944-1956 |  | 1922-1935 |  |
Sid O'Flaherty | SA |  | Murray: 1918-1921 | 1944-1962 |  |
1946
Albert Thompson | SA |  | Port Adelaide: 1930-1938
Semaphore: 1938-1946 |  | Hindmarsh: 1946-1949
Port Adelaide: 1949-1963 |
1947
Jack Critchley | SA |  | Burra Burra: 1930-1933 | 1947-1959 |  |
1949
Jeff Bate | NSW |  | Wollondilly: 1938-1949 |  | Macarthur: 1949-1972 | [287]
Jack Cremean | VIC |  | Clifton Hill: 1945-1949 |  | Hoddle: 1949-1955 | [288]
Billy Davies | NSW |  | Wollongong: 1917-1920, 1927-30
Wollondilly: 1920-1927
Illawarra: 1930-1941
Wollongong-Kembla: 1941-1949 |  | Cunningham: 1949-1956 | [289]
David Drummond | NSW |  | Northern Tablelands: 1920-1927
Armidale: 1927-1949 |  | New England: 1949-1963 | [290]
Jim Eggins | NSW | 1940-1949 |  |  | Lyne: 1949-1952 | [291]
Bill Grayden | WA |  | Middle Swan: 1947-1949
South Perth: 1956-1993 |  | Swan: 1949-1954 |
Jim Harrison | NSW | 1943-1949 |  |  | Blaxland: 1949-1969 | [292]
Sir William Haworth | VIC |  | Albert Park: 1937-1945 |  | Isaacs: 1949-1969 | [293]
Stan Keon | VIC |  | Richmond: 1945-1949 |  | Yarra: 1949-1955 | [294][295]
Charles Russell | QLD | Dalby: 1947-1949 |  | Maranoa: 1949-1951 |
1950
Claude Barnard | TAS |  | Bass: 1950-1957 |  | Bass: 1934-1949 | [296]
Alexander Fraser | VIC |  | Grant: 1950-1952
Caulfield East: 1955-1958
Caulfield: 1958-1965 | 1946-1946 |  | [297][298]
Albert Reid | NSW |  | Young: 1927-1930, 1932-1941 | 1950-1962 |  | [299]
Sir Reg Wright | TAS |  | Franklin: 1946-1949 | 1950-1978 |  | [300][301]
1951
Harry Bruce | QLD | Kennedy: 1923-1932
The Tableland: 1932-1950 |  | Leichhardt: 1951-1958 |
Jack Chamberlain | TAS |  | Darwin: 1934-1951 | 1951-1953 |  | [302][303]
Rex Pearson | SA |  | Flinders: 1941-1951 | 1951-1961 |  |
1952
Harry Turner | NSW |  | Gordon: 1937-1952 |  | Bradfield: 1952-1974 | [304]
1953
Sir Kenneth Anderson | NSW |  | Ryde: 1950-1953 | 1953-1975 |  | [305]
Arthur Greenup | NSW |  | Newtown-Annandale: 1950-1953 |  | Dalley: 1953-1955 | [306]
Pat Kennelly | VIC | Melbourne West: 1938-1952 |  | 1953-1971 |  | [307][308]
1954
Sir William Brand | QLD | Burrum: 1920-1932
Isis: 1932-1950 |  | Wide Bay: 1954-1958 |
1955
Robert Holt | VIC |  | Portland: 1945-1947, 1950-1955 |  | Darebin: 1955-1958 | [309][310]
1956
Jim Hadley | QLD | Nundah: 1956-1957 |  | Lilley: 1943-1949 |
1959
Felix Dittmer | QLD | Mount Gravatt: 1950-1957 | 1959-1971 |  |
Elliot Lillico | TAS | Meander: 1943-1958 |  | 1959-1974 |  | [311][312]
1962
Reg Turnbull | TAS |  | Bass: 1946-1961 | 1962-1974 |  | [313][314]
1963
Rex Connor | NSW |  | Wollongong-Kembla: 1950-1963 |  | Cunningham: 1963-1977 | [315]
John Murray | QLD | Clayfield: 1963-1976 |  | Herbert: 1958-1961 |
Ian Robinson | NSW |  | Casino: 1953-1963 |  | Cowper: 1963-1984
Page: 1984-1990 | [316]
Ian Sinclair | NSW | 1961-1963 |  |  | New England: 1963-1998 | [317]
1964
Geoffrey Giles | SA | 1959-1964 |  |  | Angas: 1964-1977
Wakefield: 1977-1983 |
1965
Syd Einfeld | NSW |  | Bondi: 1965-1971
Waverley: 1971-1981 |  | Phillip: 1961-1963 | [318]
Vince Gair | QLD | South Brisbane: 1932-1960 | 1965-1974 |  |
Neil McNeill | WA | Lower West: 1965-1983 |  |  | Canning: 1961-1963 |
1966
Thomas Pearsall | TAS |  | Franklin: 1950-1966 |  | Franklin: 1966-1969 | [319]
1967
Sir Condor Laucke | SA |  | Barossa: 1956-1965 | 1967-1981 |  |
1968
Jack Little | VIC | Melbourne North: 1954-1958 |  | 1968-1974 |  | [320][321]
1969
Lionel Bowen | NSW |  | Randwick: 1962-1969 |  | Kingsford Smith: 1969-1990 | [322]
Al Grassby | NSW |  | Murrumbidgee: 1965-1969 |  | Riverina: 1969-1974 | [323]
Harry Jenkins Sr. | VIC |  | Reservoir:1961-1969 |  | Scullin: 1969-1986 | [324]
Frank O'Keefe | NSW |  | Liverpool Plains: 1961-1962
Upper Hunter: 1962-1969 |  | Paterson: 1969-1984 | [325]
Len Reid | VIC |  | Dandenong: 1958-1969 |  | Holt: 1969-1972 |
1971
Martin Cameron | SA | 1971-1990 |  | 1969-1969 |  |
Peter Durack | WA |  | Perth: 1965-1968 | 1971-1993 |  |
1972
Arthur Hewson | VIC | Gippsland: 1964-1970 |  |  | McMillan: 1972-1975 |
1974
Mervyn Everett | TAS |  | Denison: 1964-1974 | 1974-1975 |  | [326][327]
Steele Hall | SA |  | Gouger: 1959-1973
Goyder: 1973-1974 | 1974-1977 | Boothby: 1981-1996 |
David Reid | WA |  | Blackwood: 1971-1972 | 1974-1974 |  |
1975
Wal Fife | NSW |  | Wagga Wagga: 1957-1975 |  | Farrer: 1975-1984
Hume: 1984-1993 | [328]
Norm Foster | SA | 1975-1982 |  |  | Sturt: 1969-1972 |
Michael Hodgman | TAS | Huon: 1966-1974 | Denison: 1992–1998, 2001-2010 |  | Denison: 1975-1987 | [329]
Bernie Kilgariff | NT | Alice Springs: 1974-1975 | 1975-1987 |  |

### 1976-1996

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Member | State | State/Territory legislature | Commonwealth Parliament | Refs

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Upper House | Lower House | Senate | House of Representatives
1976
Ray Sherry | TAS |  | Franklin: 1976-1979 |  | Franklin: 1969-1975 | [330]
1977
Brendan Hansen | QLD | Maryborough: 1977-1983 |  | Wide Bay: 1961-1974 |
Clyde Holding | VIC |  | Richmond: 1962-1977 |  | Melbourne Ports: 1977-1998 | [331]
1980
Joe Berinson | WA | North-East Metropolitan: 1980-1983
North Central Metropolitan: 1983-1989
North Metropolitan: 1989-1993 |  |  | Perth: 1969-1975 |
Bob Brown | NSW |  | Cessnock: 1978-1980 |  | Hunter: 1980-1984
Charlton: 1984-1998 | [332]
Bruce Cowan | NSW |  | Oxley: 1965-1980 |  | Lyne: 1980-1993 | [333]
Doug Jennings | VIC |  | Westernport: 1976-1979 |  |  | [334]
QLD | Southport: 1980-1987 |  |
Grant Tambling | NT | Fannie Bay: 1974-1977 | 1987-2001 | Northern Territory: 1980-1983 |
1981
Peter Coleman | NSW |  | Fuller: 1968-1978 |  | Wentworth: 1981-1987 | [335]
John Sullivan | NSW |  | Sturt: 1981-1981 |  | Riverina: 1974-1977 | [336]
Peter White | QLD | Southport: 1977-1980 |  | McPherson: 1981-1990 |
1982
David Kennedy | VIC |  | Bendigo: 1982-1985
Bendigo West: 1985-1992 |  | Bendigo: 1969-1972 | [337]
Michael Maher | NSW |  | Drummoyne: 1973-1982 |  | Lowe: 1982-1987 | [338]
Ken Wriedt | TAS |  | Franklin: 1982-1990 | 1968-1980 |  | [339][340]
1983
Peter Baldwin | NSW | 1975-1982 |  |  | Sydney: 1983-1998 | [341]
1984
Terry Aulich | TAS |  | Wilmot: 1976-1982 | 1984-1993 |  | [342][343]
Peter Duncan | SA |  | Elizabeth: 1973-1984 |  | Makin: 1984-1996 | [344]
Paul Everingham | NT | Jingili: 1974-1984 |  | Northern Territory: 1984-1987 |
Tim Fischer | NSW |  | Sturt: 1971-1980
Murray: 1980-1984 |  | Farrer: 1984-2001 | [345][346]
Keith Wright | QLD | Rockhampton South: 1969-1972
Rockhampton: 1972-1984 |  | Capricornia: 1984-1993 |
1985
John Morris | NSW | 1976-1984 |  | 1985-1990 |  | [347]
1986
Ray Groom | TAS |  | Denison: 1986-2001 |  | Braddon: 1975-1984 | [348]
Peter Rae | TAS |  | Bass: 1986-1989 | 1968-1986 |  | [349][350]
Dean Wells | QLD | Murrumba: 1986-2012 |  | Petrie: 1983-1984 |
1987
Bob Collins | NT | Arnhem: 1977-1983
Arafura: 1983-1987 | 1987-1998 |  | [351]
1989
David Watson | QLD | Moggill: 1989-2004 |  | Forde: 1984-1987 |
Bill Wood | QLD | Cook: 1969-1972
Barron River: 1972-1974 |  |  | [352][353]
ACT | 1989-1995
Brindabella: 1995-2004 |  |
1990
Laurie Brereton | NSW |  | Randwick: 1970-1971
Heffron: 1973-1990 |  | Kingsford Smith: 1990-2004 | [354][355]
Janice Crosio | NSW |  | Fairfield: 1981-1988
Smithfield: 1988-1990 |  | Prospect: 1990-2004 | [356][357]
Laurie Ferguson | NSW |  | Granville: 1984-1990 |  | Reid: 1990-2010
Werriwa: 2010-2016 | [358][359]
John Olsen | SA |  | Rocky River: 1979-1985
Custance: 1985-1990
Kavel: 1992-2002 | 1990-1992 |  | [360][361]
Bruce Reid | VIC | Bendigo: 1976-1988 |  |  | Bendigo: 1990-1998 | [362]
Frank Walker | NSW |  | Georges River: 1970-1988 |  | Robertson: 1990-1996 | [363]
1993
Dick Adams | TAS |  | Franklin: 1979-1982 |  | Lyons: 1993-2013 | [364][365]
John Brumby | VIC | Doutta Galla: 1993-1993 | Broadmeadows: 1993-2010 |  | Bendigo: 1983-1990 | [366]
Bob Katter | QLD | Flinders: 1974-1992 |  | Kennedy: 1993-incumbent | [367]
1994
Carmen Lawrence | WA |  | Subiaco: 1986-1989
Glendalough: 1989-1994 |  | Fremantle: 1994-2007 |
1996
Bob Brown | TAS |  | Denison: 1983-1993 | 1996-2012 |  | [368][369]
Ian Causley | NSW |  | Clarence: 1984-1996 |  | Page: 1996-2007 | [370][371]
Nick Dondas | NT | Casuarina: 1974-1994 |  | Northern Territory: 1996-1998 |
Annette Ellis | ACT | 1992-1995 |  | Namadgi: 1996-1998
Canberra: 1998-2010 | [372]
John Fahey | NSW |  | Camden: 1984-1988
Southern Highlands: 1988-1996 |  | Macarthur: 1996-2001 | [373][374]
Bruce Goodluck | TAS |  | Franklin: 1996-1998 |  | Franklin: 1975-1993 | [375]
Rob Hulls | QLD |  |  | Kennedy: 1990-1993 | [376]
VIC |  | Niddrie: 1996-2012 |  |
Stephen Mutch | NSW | 1988-1996 |  |  | Cook: 1996-1998 | [377]
Bob Sercombe | VIC |  | Niddrie: 1988-1996 |  | Maribyrnong: 1996-2007 | [378][379]
Kelvin Thomson | VIC |  | Pascoe Vale: 1988-1996 |  | Wills: 1996-2016 | [380][381]
Harry Woods | NSW |  | Clarence: 1996-2003 |  | Page: 1990-1996 | [382]
Paul Zammit | NSW |  | Burwood: 1984-1988
Strathfield: 1988-1996 |  | Lowe: 1996-1998 | [383]

### 1997-2024

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Member | State | State/Territory legislature | Commonwealth Parliament | Refs

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Upper House | Lower House | Senate | House of Representatives
1997
Ross Lightfoot | WA | North Metropolitan: 1993-1997 | Murchison-Eyre: 1986-1989 | 1997-2008 |  | [384]
John Quirke | SA |  | Playford: 1989-1997 | 1997-2000 |  | [385][386]
Silvia Smith | TAS | Windermere: 1997-2003 |  |  | Bass: 1993-1996 | [387]
1998
Bruce Baird | NSW |  | Northcott: 1984-95 |  | Cook: 1998-2007 | [388][389]
Graham Edwards | WA | North Metropolitan: 1983-1997 |  |  | Cowan: 1998-2007 | [390]
Jill Hall | NSW |  | Swansea: 1995-1998 |  | Shortland: 1998-2016 | [391][392]
Alby Schultz | NSW |  | Burrinjuck: 1988-1998 |  | Hume: 1998-2013 | [393][394]
Brendan Smyth | ACT | Brindabella: 1998-2016 |  | Canberra: 1995-1996 |
1999
Neville Newell | NSW |  | Tweed: 1999-2007 |  | Richmond: 1990-1996 | [395]
2001
Tony Windsor | NSW |  | Tamworth: 1991-2001 |  | New England: 2001-2013 | [396][397]
2002
Santo Santoro | QLD | Clayfield: 1989-2001 | 2002-2007 |  | [398]
2003
Gary Humphries | ACT | 1989-1995
Molonglo: 1995-2002 | 2003-2013 |  | [399]
2004
Tony Burke | NSW | 2003-2004 |  |  | Watson: 2004-incumbent | [400][401]
2005
Annette Hurley | SA |  | Napier: 1993-2002 | 2005-2011 |  | [402][403]
Christine Milne | TAS |  | Lyons: 1989-1998 | 2005-2015 |  | [404][405]
2006
Michelle O'Byrne | TAS |  | Bass: 2006-incumbent |  | Bass: 1998-2004 | [406][407]
2007
Bob Debus | NSW |  | Blue Mountains: 1981-1988; 1995-2007 |  | Macquarie: 2007-2010 | [408][409]
Janelle Saffin | NSW | 1995-2003 | Lismore: 2019-incumbent |  | Page: 2007-2013 | [410][411]
Jon Sullivan | QLD | Glass House: 1989-1992
Caboolture: 1992-1998 |  | Longman: 2007-2010 | [412]
2008
Rob Oakeshott | NSW |  | Port Macquarie: 1996-2008 |  | Lyne: 2008-2013 | [413][414]
Louise Pratt | WA | East Metropolitan: 2001-2007 |  | 2008-2015; 2016-incumbent |  | [415]
Dave Tollner | NT | Fong Lim: 2008-2016 |  | Solomon: 2001-2007 | [416]
Nick Xenophon | SA | 1997-2007 |  | 2008-2017 |  | [417]
2010
Michael Ferguson | TAS |  | Bass: 2010-incumbent |  | Bass: 2004-2007 | [418][419]
Rob Mitchell | VIC | Central Highlands: 2002-2006 |  |  | McEwen: 2010-incumbent | [420][421]
2011
Lee Rhiannon | NSW | 1999-2010 |  | 2011-2018 |  | [422][423]
Lisa Singh | TAS |  | Denison: 2006-2010 | 2011-2019 |  | [424][425]
2012
Bob Carr | NSW |  | Maroubra: 1983-2005 | 2012-2013 |  | [426][427]
Lin Thorp | TAS | Rumney: 1999-2011 |  | 2012-2014 |  | [428][429]
2013
Peter Katsambanis | VIC | Monash: 1996-2002 |  |  |  | [430][431]
WA | North Metropolitan: 2013-2017 | Hillarys: 2017-2021 |  |
Alannah MacTiernan | WA | East Metropolitan: 1993-1996
North Metropolitan: 2017-2021
South West: 2021-incumbent | Armadale: 1996-2010 |  | Perth: 2013-2016 | [432]
Christian Porter | WA |  | Murdoch: 2008-2008
Bateman: 2008-2013 |  | Pearce: 2013-2022 | [433]
Zed Seselja | ACT | Molonglo: 2004-2012
Brindabella: 2012-2013 | 2013-2022 |  | [434]
Brett Whiteley | TAS |  | Braddon: 2002-2010 |  | Braddon: 2013-2016 | [435][436]
2014
Guy Barnett | TAS |  | Lyons: 2014-incumbent | 2002-2011 |  | [437][438]
Yvette D'Ath | QLD | Redcliffe: 2014-incumbent |  | Petrie: 2007-2013 | [439]
Dana Wortley | SA |  | Torrens: 2014-incumbent | 2005-2011 |  | [440]
2015
Mark Furner | QLD | Ferny Grove: 2015-incumbent | 2008-2014 |  | [441]
Katy Gallagher | ACT | Molonglo: 2001-2014 | 2015-2018; 2019-incumbent |  | [442]
Nick McKim | TAS |  | Franklin: 2002-2015 | 2015-incumbent |  | [443][444]
2016
Linda Burney | NSW |  | Canterbury: 2003-2016 |  | Barton: 2016-incumbent | [445][446]
Damian Drum | VIC | North Western: 2002-2006
Northern Victoria: 2006-2016 |  |  | Murray: 2016-2019
Nicholls: 2019-2022 | [447][448]
Andrew Gee | NSW |  | Orange: 2011-2016 |  | Calare: 2016-incumbent | [449][450]
Malarndirri McCarthy | NT | Arnhem: 2005-2012 | 2016-incumbent |  | [451]
John McVeigh | QLD | Toowoomba South: 2012-2016 |  | Groom: 2016-2020 | [452]
Murray Watt | QLD | Everton: 2009-2012 | 2016-incumbent |  | [453]
2018
Darren Cheeseman | VIC |  | South Barwon: 2018-incumbent |  | Corangamite: 2007-2013 | [454][455]
Mehreen Faruqi | NSW | 2013-2018 |  | 2018-incumbent |  | [456][457]
Kristina Keneally | NSW |  | Heffron: 2003-2012 | 2018-2022 |  | [458][459]
2019
Mark Latham | NSW | 2019-incumbent |  |  | Werriwa: 1994-2005 | [460][461]
Daniel Mulino | VIC | Eastern Victoria: 2014-2018 |  |  | Fraser: 2019-incumbent | [462][463]
2020
Andrew McLachlan | SA | 2014-2020 |  | 2020-incumbent |  | [464][465]
Lidia Thorpe | VIC |  | Northcote: 2017-2018 | 2020-incumbent |  | [466][467]
2022
Nick Champion | SA |  | Taylor: 2022-incumbent |  | Wakefield: 2007-2019
Spence: 2019-2022 | [468]
Colin Boyce | QLD | Callide: 2017-2022 |  | Flynn: 2022-incumbent | [469]
David Shoebridge | NSW | 2010-2022 |  | 2022- |  | [470][471]
Chris Crewther | VIC |  | Mornington: 2022-incumbent |  | Dunkley: 2016-2019
2024
Eric Abetz | TAS |  | Franklin: 2024-incumbent | 1994-2022 |  |

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Parliament of Australia

Components|

* King (represented by the Governor-General)
* Senate
* House of Representatives

Parliamentary
officers|

| Senate|

* President of the Senate
* Clerk
* Leader of the Government
* Manager of Government Business
* Leader of the Opposition
* Manager of Opposition Business
* Whips (list)

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House of
Representatives|

* Speaker of the Australian House of Representatives
* Clerk
* Prime Minister
* Leader of the House
* Leader of the Opposition
* Manager of Opposition Business
* Whips (list)

Members|

* Served in both houses
* Represented multiple states
* Longest service
* Independents

| Senate|

* Current (previous)
* Appointees
* Women

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House of
Representatives|

* Current (previous)
* Women

Parliaments|

* Chronology of Australian federal parliaments
* 45th Parliament of Australia
* 46th Parliament of Australia
* 47th Parliament of Australia

Procedure|

* Speech from the throne
* Joint meetings
* Question time
* Matter of public importance
* Readings of bills
* King's Consent
* Royal assent
* List of acts of the Parliament of Australia
* Committees: Senate | House of Reps

Elections|

* Last
* Next
* List
* Double dissolution
* Senate: Single transferable vote
* House of Representatives: Instant-runoff voting
* Two-party-preferred vote
* Electorates
* By-elections
* Caretaker government
* Court of Disputed Returns

Locations|

* Parliament House, Melbourne
* Old Parliament House
* Parliament House, Canberra

See also|

* List of members of the Australian Parliament who died in office
* Members of multiple Australian legislatures

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