Members of multiple Australian legislatures explained

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

• 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

• 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)

Member	Colony	Colonial parliament	Refs
		Legislative Council		align=center	Legislative Assembly
	align=center style="background:yellow"	VDL			^[1] ^[2]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Port Phillip 1845-1846, 1848-1849
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	Port Phillip 1843-1844, 1848-1848, 1850-1851		^[3] ^[4]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Brighton 1857-1861
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	Port Phillip 1848-1849		^[5] ^[6]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen		Normanby, Dundas & Follett 1851-1856 Western: 1856-1870
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	City of Melbourne 1850-1851		^[7] ^[8]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen		City of Melbourne 1851-1853
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	Port Phillip 1848-1850		^[9] ^[10]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen		Belfast & Warrnambool 1852-1853
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	Port Phillip 1843-1844		^[11] ^[12]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Geelong 1852-1854
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	Port Phillip 1846-1848, 1849-1850		^[13] ^[14]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Williamstown 1856-1857
	align=center style="background:darkgreen				^[15] ^[16]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		St Vincent 1858-1859
	align=center style="background:#C04000"				^[17] ^[18]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Collingwood 1859-1861
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	Moreton, Wide Bay, Burnett & Maranoa 1851-1852		^[19] ^[20]
	align=center style="background:maroon
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Stanley County 1856-1859	^[21] ^[22]
	align=center style="background:maroon			East Moreton 1860-1860
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		East Moreton 1859-1859	^[23] ^[24]
	align=center style="background:maroon			Town of Brisbane 1860-1863 East Moreton: 1863-1867
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Burnett 1859-1859	^[25]
	align=center style="background:maroon			Wide Bay 1860-1870
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Ipswich 1859-1859	^[26] ^[27]
	align=center style="background:maroon			(Town of) Ipswich 1860-1868, 1872-1876 Eastern Downs: 1868-1871
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	New England & Macleay 1855-1855^[28]		^[29] ^[30]
	align=center style="background:maroon
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	Port Phillip 1845-1848		^[31] ^[32]
	align=center style="background:maroon
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Stanley Boroughs 1858-1859	^[33] ^[34]
	align=center style="background:maroon			West Moreton 1861-1867
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Darling Downs 1859-1859 Camden: 1860-1861	^[35] ^[36]
	align=center style="background:maroon			Port Curtis 1863-1866 Eastern Downs: 1867-1868 East Moreton: 1868-1868 Maryborough: 1875-1880
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Moreton, Wide Bay, Burnett & Maranoa 1856-1857	^[37] ^[38]
	align=center style="background:maroon			Leichhardt 1863-1870
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	Moreton, Wide Bay, Burnett & Maranoa 1853-1856		^[39] ^[40]
	align=center style="background:maroon
	align=center style="background:darkgreen		Villiers & Heytesbury 1854-1856	The Murray 1858-1859	^[41] ^[42]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Orange 1864-1867
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Leichhardt 1859-1859	^[43] ^[44]
	align=center style="background:maroon			Maryborough 1865-1873 Warrego: 1873-1878
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	Cook & Westmoreland 1843-1849		^[45] ^[46]
	align=center style="background:maroon
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Clarence & Darling Downs 1858-1859 Newcastle: 1859-1860	^[47] ^[48]
	align=center style="background:maroon			Warrego 1868-1869
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Barossa 1857-1857	^[49] ^[50] ^[51]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		The Hastings 1869, 1870
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Braidwood 1864-1864	^[52] ^[53]
	align=center style="background:maroon			Rockhampton 1869-1870 ^[54]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen"		Geelong 1854-1856	Geelong 1856-1857	^[55] ^[56]
	align=center style="background:maroon			Rockhampton 1870-1873
	align=center style="background:yellow"	VDL/ TAS^[57]		Launceston 1856-1857	^[58] ^[59]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			East Bourke Boroughs 1871-1873
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Braidwood 1859-1860	^[60] ^[61]
	align=center style="background:maroon			Cook 1878-1884
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Brighton 1861-1862	^[62] ^[63]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Wentworth 1880-1881
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		East Sydney 1869-1872	^[64] ^[65]
	align=center style="background:maroon
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Central Cumberland 1872-1874 Hartley: 1876-1880, 1887-1891, 1901-1907	^[66] ^[67]
	align=center style="background:maroon			Maryborough 1883-1884
	align=center style="background:darkgreen		Northern 1889-1891		^[68]
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA		Nannine 1894-1897 Central Murchison: 1897-1901 Cue: 1901-1904 West Perth: 1905-1907

1901

Member	State	Colonial/State parliament		Refs
		Upper House	align=center		Lower House	align=center		align=center
	align=center style="background:#C04000"		1877-1901	Barossa 1868-1871	1901-1906		^[69] ^[70]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Carlton South 1895-1897	1901-1903		^[71] ^[72]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	1889	University of Sydney 1879-1880 Wellington: 1880-1882 East Sydney: 1882-1887, 1891-1894 Hastings and Macleay: 1898-1900		Hunter 1901-1903	^[73]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Fitzroy 1889-1901	1901-1910	Kooyong 1910-1922	^[74] ^[75]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		West Devon 1879–1888; 1893-1901		Tasmania 1901-1903 Wilmot: 1903-1904	^[76]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Condoublin 1894-1901 Lachlan: 1913-1917		Canobolas 1901-1906 Calare: 1906-1913	^[77]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Murray 1885-1894 Deniliquin: 1894-1901		Riverina 1901-1903, 1904-1913, 1914-1922	^[78]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Braidwood 1891-1901		Eden-Monaro 1901-1926	^[79]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"		1891–1897, 1897-1901		1901-1903		^[80] ^[81]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	1899-1900	Macleay 1893-1894 Hastings and Macleay: 1894-1898, 1900-1901		Cowper 1901-1903	^[82]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Hartley 1891-1901		Parramatta 1901-1921	^[83] ^[84]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen		Western 1888-1901			Wannon 1901-1903	^[85]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Inverell 1889-1898		Gwydir 1901-1903	^[86]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Brighton 1891-1900	1901-1910		^[87] ^[88]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Barossa 1878-1901	1901-1903		^[89] ^[90]
	align=center style="background:maroon		1899-1901	Enoggera 1888-1899	1901-1906		^[91]
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA		Swan 1897-1901	1901-1903		^[92] ^[93]
	align=center style="background:yellow	TAS		Franklin 1909-1915
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Richmond 1885-1894 Lismore: 1894-1901		Richmond 1901-1910	^[94]
	align=center style="background:maroon		1894-1906^[95]	Rockhampton 1881-1888	1901-1903		^[96]
	align=center style="background:maroon			Gympie 1893-1896, 1899-1901		Wide Bay 1901-1915
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA	1883-1890	Bunbury 1890-1901^[97]		Swan 1901-1918
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Kiama 1889-1894 Wollondilly: 1915-1928		Illawarra 1901-1913	^[98] ^[99]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Light 1887-1890 North Adelaide: 1895–1896, 1897-1901		South Australia 1901-1903 Angas: 1903-1919	^[100]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	1899-1901	Patrick's Plains 1882-1894 Singleton: 1894-1898	1901-1917		^[101] ^[102]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Gippsland South 1886-1889 Gippsland West: 1889-1892		Flinders 1991-1903	^[103]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Sydney-Lang 1894-1901		West Sydney 1901-1917 North Sydney: 1922-1949 Bradfield: 1949-1952	^[104]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen					Bendigo 1917-1922
			Bogong 1892–1893, 1893-1901		Indi 1901-1906	^[105]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Benalla and Yarrawonga 1893-1901		Moira 1901-1906	^[106]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Hume 1880-1901		Division of Hume 1901-1913	^[107]
	align=center style="background:maroon		1885-1896	Rockhampton 1878-1883 Moreton: 1883-1885 Brisbane North: 1896-1901		Brisbane 1901-1903
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA	North-East 1897-1901		1901-1906		^[108]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Footscray 1900-1901		Melbourne Ports 1901-1906 Maribyrnong: 1906-1910	^[109]
	align=center style="background:maroon			Flinders 1893-1901		Kennedy 1901-1925
	align=center style="background:#C04000"		1894-1901		1901-1914		^[110] ^[111]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Marrickville 1894-1901		Lang 1901-1903	^[112]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	1899-1901	Bourke 1894-1898	1901-1923		^[113] ^[114]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Paddington 1885-1889, 1891-1894, 1895-1901	1901-1910		^[115] ^[116]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	1888-1898		1901-1903		^[117] ^[118]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Encounter Bay 1896-1899			^[119]
	align=center style="background:yellow	TAS				Tasmania 1901-1903 Darwin: 1903-1917
	align=center style="background:darkgreen		North Western 1896-1901			Wimmera 1901-1906	^[120]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS	Buckingham,: 1894-1901	North Hobart 1893-1894		Tasmania 1901-1902	^[121]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Onkaparinga 1868-187 East Torrens: 1875–1887, 1890-1894 Newcastle: 1887-1890 Gumeracha: 1899-1901	1901-1906		^[122] ^[123]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	1895-1901		1901-1910		^[124] ^[125]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		East Sydney 1880-1884, 1885-1894 Sydney-King: 1894-1901		East Sydney 1901-1910	^[126]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen		Central 1874-1880 South Yarra: 1882-1901		1901-1903		^[127] ^[128]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Bourke 1885-1886 Tamworth: 1898-1901		New England 1901-1903	^[129]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Gundagai 1882-1884 Glebe: 1889-1894		Parkes 1901-1919	^[130]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		East Macquarie 1882-1894 Bathurst: 1894-1898 Canterbury: 1900 (election declared void)		Macquarie 1901-1906	^[131]
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA		South Fremantle 1892-1901		Fremantle 1901-1903
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Northern Territory 1890–1901, 1905-1908 ^[132]		South Australia 1901-1903	^[133]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Cobar 1898-1901		Darling 1901-1917	^[134]
	TAS				Darwin 1917-1919
	align=center style="background:maroon			Rockhampton North 1893-1901	1901-1917		^[135]
	NSW		Alma 1894-1901	1917–1923, 1925-1929	Barrier 1901-1917	^[136] ^[137]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Warringah 1894-1901		North Sydney 1901-1910	^[138]
Sir George Turner			St Kilda 1889-1901		Balaclava 1901-1906	^[139] ^[140]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Wallsend 1894-1901		Newcastle 1901-1935	^[141]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Young 1894-1901		Bland 1901-1906 South Sydney: 1906-1910	^[142]
	align=center style="background:maroon			Ipswich 1894-1896		Moreton 1901-1906
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Balmain North 1894-1901		Dalley 1901-1910	^[143]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen		North Central 1882-1901	Castlemaine 1864-1865, 1871-1874	1901-1906		^[144] ^[145]

1902-1919

Member	State	Colonial/State parliament		Refs
		Upper House	align=center		Lower House	align=center		align=center
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		South Launceston 1884-1897 Launceston: 1897-1902		Tasmania 1902-1903	^[146]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Encounter Bay 1896-1902			^[147]
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA		Fremantle 1911-1917		Fremantle 1903-1906
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			East Adelaide 1898-1902		Hindmarsh 1903-1909	^[148]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		New England 1891-1894 Armidale: 1895-1898, 1901-1903, 1907-1913		New England 1903-1906	^[149]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen		Melbourne 1892-1903		1903-1903		^[150] ^[151]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen		Melbourne South 1912-1925	Dundas 1900-1902		Wannon 1903-1906	^[152] ^[153]
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA	1894-1902, 1918-1919		1903-1903		^[154]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Launceston 1902-1903		Bass 1903-1910	^[155]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Moree 1901-1903		Gwydir 1903-1919	^[156]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Villiers and Heytesbury 1902-1903		Corangamite 1903-1919	^[157]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Ovens 1857-1859 Warrnambool: 1861-1864			^[158] ^[159]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Cumberland 1903-1909
	align=center style="background:maroon			Cairns 1899-1902	1904-1928		^[160]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"		1891-1903		1904-1921		^[161] ^[162]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Richmond 1889-1903	1904-1910		^[163] ^[164]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Northumberland 1887-1894			^[165] ^[166]
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA		Kanowna 1905-1932
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Mandurang 1886-1889 Shepparton and Euroa: 1897-1904		Indi 1906-1910	^[167]
	align=center style="background:maroon			Carnarvon 1883-1904		Brisbane 1906-1910
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Victoria 1899-1902 Victoria and Albert: 1902-1906		Barker 1906-1922
	align=center style="background:#C04000"		1895-1900	Burra 1901-1902	1906-1912		^[168] ^[169]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Manning 1901-1904		Cowper 1906-1919	^[170]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen		Western 1888-1903	St Kilda 1917-1920		Balaclava 1906-1914	^[171]
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA		Mount Leonora 1904-1906	1907-1938		^[172]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"		Northern 1888-1902		1907-1907; 1913–1920; 1923-1925		^[173] ^[174]
	align=center style="background:maroon			Charters Towers 1888-1893	1907-1913		^[175]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"		Central 1900-1906		1907; 1908-1913		^[176] ^[177]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Gladstone 1896-1902 Adelaide: 1905-1908		Adelaide 1908-1913	^[178]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		St Leonards 1889-1894 Willoughby: 1894-1895			^[179] ^[180]
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA	South-East 1909-1917
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Newcastle 1883-1892 Flinders: 1902-1906		Wakefield 1909-1928	^[181]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			East Bourke Boroughs 1902-1904 Brunswick: 1904-1910		Bourke 1910-1934	^[182]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Port Adelaide 1893-1910		Hindmarsh 1910-1919	^[183]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Jika Jika 1904-1907		Batman 1910-1910	^[184]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Waratah 1903-1904 Northumberland: 1904-1910		Hunter 1910-1928	^[185]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		George Town 1903-1909 Wilmot: 1909–1910, 1927-1934 Bass: 1922-1925		Bass 1910-1919	^[186]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Lyell 1903-1909 Darwin: 1909-1910	1910-1918		^[187] ^[188]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Balmain 1891-1894			^[189] ^[190]
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA		Fremantle 1910-1911
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Murrumbidgee 1891-1894	1910-1914, 1929-1935		^[191] ^[192]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Upper Hunter 1910-1913		Robertson 1901-1910	^[193]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Yorke Peninsula 1896-1902 Wallaroo: 1902-1905	1912-1913, 1914-1920		^[194]
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	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Bass 1909-1913	1913-1923		^[195] ^[196]
	align=center style="background:maroon			Bowen 1909-1912	1913-1920
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Robertson 1901-1904 Upper Hunter: 1904-1910		Robertson 1913-1922	^[197]
	align=center style="background:maroon			Burnett 1898-1899 Ipswich: 1904-1912	1913-1920
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Grenville 1904-1913		Ballaarat 1913-1919, 1920-1934	^[198]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Burra Burra 1906-1912	1913-1932
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Paddington 1901-1910 Waverley: 1917-1920 Eastern Suburbs: 1920-1925	1913-1914		^[199]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	1908-1910			Hume 1913-1917	^[200]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Victoria and Albert 1904-1912	1913-1923
	align=center style="background:maroon			Gympie 1896-1899		Lilley 1913-1917
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Canterbury 1914-1920 St George: 1920-1927		Nepean 1910-1913	^[201]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Ballaarat West 1908-1911	1914-1917		^[202] ^[203]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			North Melbourne 1897-1900 East Melbourne: 1902-1904 Essendon: 1904-1914		Balaclava 1914-1929	^[204]
	align=center style="background:maroon			Maryborough 1912-1915		Wide Bay 1915-1928
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Bendigo East 1911-1915		Bendigo 1915-1917	^[205]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen		North Eastern 1916-1922			Corio 1913-1914	^[206]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Sandhurst 1894-1900, 1902-1904			^[207]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			East Torrens 1917-1924, 1925–1930, 1933-1938
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		North Launceston 1906-1909 Bass: 1909-1917		Darwin 1917-1917 ^[208]	^[209]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Benambra 1913-1917	1934-1947	Indi 1917-1919
	align=center style="background:maroon			Gympie 1912-1915		Lilley 1917-1934
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Geelong 1908-1917	1917-1923, 1925-1938		^[210] ^[211]
	align=center style="background:maroon			Toowong 1893-1896 Enoggera: 1899-1902	1917-1935
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Torrens 1909-1912 Sturt: 1915-1917			^[212]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Essendon 1917-1924
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Adelaide 1907-1918		Adelaide 1919-1922
			Fassifern 1909-1913^[213]		Moreton 1919-1922
		Fassifern 1930-1935

1920-1939

Member	State	State parliament		Refs
		Upper House	align=center		Lower House	align=center		align=center
	align=center style="background:maroon			Maryborough 1907-1909 Rockhampton: 1911-1917	1920-1922
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Cumberland 1920-1922		Macquarie 1906-1917	^[214]
	align=center style="background:maroon		1920-1922			Brisbane 1910-1919
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA		Mount Leonora 1911-1920		Kalgoorlie 1920-1922
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Sturt 1918-1921	1921-1921; 1921-1922
			Rockhampton 1917-1922		Capricornia 1922-1946
		Flinders 1955-1957
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA		Kalgoorlie 1911-1913; 1914-1921		Kalgoorlie 1922-1940
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Darwin 1909-1922		Darwin 1922-1925	^[215]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Bass 1913-1923	1923-1947		^[216] ^[217]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Wilmot 1911-1922	1923-1947		^[218] ^[219]
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA	1903-1922	Pilbara 1897-1903	1923-1935
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Zeehan 1906-1909 Darwin: 1909-1922	1923-1932		^[220] ^[221]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	1921-1924		1924-1925		^[222] ^[223]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Denison 1922–1925, 1928-1932	1925-1925; 1932-1941		^[224] ^[225]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Flinders 1918-1924	1926-1931
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Goulburn 1921-1926		Eden-Monaro 1926-1929, 1931-1943	^[226]
	align=center style="background:maroon			Woothakata 1909-1912 Chillagoe: 1912-1925
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW				Dalley 1927-1931
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Wallaroo 1901-1917	1927-1928
	align=center style="background:maroon			Burnett 1912-1928		Wide Bay 1928-1954
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Denison 1922–1928, 1934-1948		Denison 1928-1931	^[227]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Wooroora 1915-1924 Gouger: 1938-1943	1928-1928
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA	East 1912-1923 Metropolitan: 1940-1948		1929-1933
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Queanbeyan 1910-1913 Albury: 1913-1917		Eden-Monaro 1929-1931	^[228]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Bass 1916-1929	1949-1956	Bass 1929-1934 Wilmot: 1940-1944	^[229] ^[230]
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA		Williams Narrogin 1911-1915, 1915-1928	1929-1942
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Wilmot 1909-1929		Wilmot 1929-1939	^[231]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Western Suburbs 1920-1927		Parkes 1929-1930	^[232]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS	1931-1934			Wilmot 1906-1929	^[233]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Balmain 1922-1927		Barton 1931-1940	^[234]
	align=center style="background:maroon		1919-1922			Brisbane 1931-1961
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Franklin 1931-1934		Franklin 1922-1928	^[235]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Wammerawa 1922-1927 Castlereagh: 1927-1930		Calare 1931-1940	^[236]
	align=center style="background:maroon		1920-1922		1932-1950
	align=center style="background:maroon		Wynnum 1933-1935			Oxley 1917-1931
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Warrnambool 1932-1933		Flinders 1933-1940	^[237]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Burra Burra 1924-1927			^[238]
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA		Northam 1933-1968
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Essendon 1914-1917 Fitzroy: 1925-1927 Clifton Hill: 1927-1934		Bourke 1934-1943	^[239]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Wooroora 1927-1934		Barker 1934-1956
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Essendon 1927-1932		Maribyrnong 1934-1955	^[240]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Denison 1931-1934		Denison 1934-1940	^[241]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Upper Hunter 1913-1918	1935-1941		^[242]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Castlereagh 1915-1920 St George: 1920-1927 Rockdale: 1927-1930 Dulwich Hill: 1938-1941	1935-1937		^[243]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	1932-1934		1935-1935		^[244]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Wooroora 1918-1930	1935-1947
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS	Pembroke 1936-1953			Franklin 1931-1934	^[245]
	align=center style="background:maroon		Kennedy 1932-1935			Darling Downs 1936-1949 McPherson: 1949-1958
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA	1916-1922	Kalgoorlie 1923-1936	1937-1943
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Dalhousie 1924-1927 Bulla and Dalhousie: 1927-1932		Ballaarat 1937-1949 Lalor: 1949-1966	^[246]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	1937-1976			Martin 1928-1929	^[247]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Namoi 1923-1932		Gwydir 1937-1949	^[248]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen		Doutta Galla 1938-1958			Indi 1928-1931	^[249]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Burra 1924–1927, 1930-1933 Light: 1941-1944		Wakefield 1938-1940

1940-1975

Member	State	State parliament		Refs
		Upper House	align=center		Lower House	align=center		align=center
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Balmain 1925-1930		Barton 1940-1958 Hunter: 1958-1960	^[250]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Ryde 1932-1940		Robertson 1940-1943	^[251]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Coogee 1941-1948		Gwydir 1919-1925, 1929-1931	^[252]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Wilmot 1941-1956		Wilmot 1939-1940	^[253]
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA	1946-1960	York 1921-1942	1942-1943
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS	Hobart 1933-1943	Denison 1950-1964		Denison 1943-1949	^[254]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	1931-1940		1944-1959		^[255]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"		1944-1956		1922-1935
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Murray 1918-1921	1944-1962
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Port Adelaide 1930-1938 Semaphore: 1938-1946		Hindmarsh 1946-1949 Port Adelaide: 1949-1963
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Burra Burra 1930-1933	1947-1959
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Wollondilly 1938-1949		Macarthur 1949-1972	^[256]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Clifton Hill 1945-1949		Hoddle 1949-1955	^[257]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Wollongong 1917-1920, 1927-30 Wollondilly: 1920-1927 Illawarra: 1930-1941 Wollongong-Kembla: 1941-1949		Cunningham 1949-1956	^[258]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Northern Tablelands 1920-1927 Armidale: 1927-1949		New England 1949-1963	^[259]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	1940-1949			Lyne 1949-1952	^[260]
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA		Middle Swan 1947-1949 South Perth: 1956-1993		Swan 1949-1954
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	1943-1949			Blaxland 1949-1969	^[261]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Albert Park 1937-1945		Isaacs 1949-1969	^[262]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Richmond 1945-1949		Yarra 1949-1955	^[263]
	align=center style="background:maroon		Dalby 1947-1949			Maranoa 1949-1951
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Bass 1950-1957		Bass 1934-1949	^[264]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Grant 1950-1952 Caulfield East: 1955-1958 Caulfield: 1958-1965	1946-1946		^[265] ^[266]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Young 1927-1930, 1932-1941	1950-1962		^[267]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Franklin 1946-1949	1950-1978		^[268] ^[269]
	align=center style="background:maroon		Kennedy 1923-1932 The Tableland: 1932-1950			Leichhardt 1951-1958
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Darwin 1934-1951	1951-1953		^[270] ^[271]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Flinders 1941-1951	1951-1961
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Gordon 1937-1952		Bradfield 1952-1974	^[272]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Ryde 1950-1953	1953-1975		^[273]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Newtown-Annandale 1950-1953		Dalley 1953-1955	^[274]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen		Melbourne West 1938-1952		1953-1971		^[275] ^[276]
	align=center style="background:maroon		Burrum 1920-1932 Isis: 1932-1950			Wide Bay 1954-1958
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Portland 1945-1947, 1950-1955		Darebin 1955-1958	^[277]
	align=center style="background:maroon		Nundah 1956-1957			Lilley 1943-1949
	align=center style="background:maroon		Mount Gravatt 1950-1957		1959-1971
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS	Meander 1943-1958		1959-1974		^[278] ^[279]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Bass 1946-1961	1962-1974		^[280] ^[281]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Wollongong-Kembla 1950-1963		Cunningham 1963-1977	^[282]
	align=center style="background:maroon		Clayfield 1963-1976			Herbert 1958-1961
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Casino 1953-1963		Cowper 1963-1984 Page: 1984-1990	^[283]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	1961-1963			New England 1963-1998	^[284]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"		1959-1964			Angas 1964-1977 Wakefield: 1977-1983
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Bondi 1965-1971 Waverley: 1971-1981		Phillip 1961-1963	^[285]
	align=center style="background:maroon		South Brisbane 1932-1960		1965-1974
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA	Lower West 1965-1983			Canning 1961-1963
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Franklin 1950-1966		Franklin 1966-1969	^[286]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Barossa 1956-1965	1967-1981
	align=center style="background:darkgreen		Melbourne North 1954-1958		1968-1974		^[287] ^[288]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Randwick 1962-1969		Kingsford Smith 1969-1990	^[289]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Murrumbidgee 1965-1969		Riverina 1969-1974	^[290]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Reservoir 1961-1969		Scullin 1969-1986	^[291]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Liverpool Plains 1961-1962 Upper Hunter: 1962-1969		Paterson 1969-1984	^[292]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Dandenong 1958-1969		Holt 1969-1972
	align=center style="background:#C04000"		1971-1990		1969-1969
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA		Perth 1965-1968	1971-1993
	align=center style="background:darkgreen		Gippsland 1964-1970			McMillan 1972-1975
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Denison 1964-1974	1974-1975		^[293] ^[294]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Gouger 1959-1973 Goyder: 1973-1974	1974-1977	Boothby 1981-1996
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA		Blackwood 1971-1972	1974-1974
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Wagga Wagga 1957-1975		Farrer 1975-1984 Hume: 1984-1993	^[295]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"		1975-1982			Sturt 1969-1972
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS	Huon 1966-1974	Denison 1992–1998, 2001-2010		Denison 1975-1987	^[296]
	align=center style="background:purple"		Alice Springs 1974-1975		1975-1987

1976-1996

Member	State	State/Territory legislature		Refs
		Upper House	align=center		Lower House	align=center		align=center
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Franklin 1976-1979		Franklin 1969-1975	^[297]
	align=center style="background:maroon		Maryborough 1977-1983			Wide Bay 1961-1974
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Richmond 1962-1977		Melbourne Ports 1977-1998	^[298]
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA	North-East Metropolitan 1980-1983 North Central Metropolitan: 1983-1989 North Metropolitan: 1989-1993			Perth 1969-1975
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Cessnock 1978-1980		Hunter 1980-1984 Charlton: 1984-1998	^[299]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Oxley 1965-1980		Lyne 1980-1993	^[300]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Westernport 1976-1979			^[301]
	align=center style="background:maroon		Southport 1980-1987
	align=center style="background:purple"		Fannie Bay 1974-1977		1987-2001	Northern Territory 1980-1983
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Fuller 1968-1978		Wentworth 1981-1987	^[302]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Sturt 1981-1981		Riverina 1974-1977	^[303]
	align=center style="background:maroon		Southport 1977-1980			McPherson 1981-1990
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Bendigo 1982-1985 Bendigo West: 1985-1992		Bendigo 1969-1972	^[304]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Drummoyne 1973-1982		Lowe 1982-1987	^[305]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Franklin 1982-1990	1968-1980		^[306] ^[307]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	1975-1982			Sydney 1983-1998	^[308]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Wilmot 1976-1982	1984-1993		^[309] ^[310]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Elizabeth 1973-1984		Makin 1984-1996	^[311]
	align=center style="background:purple"		Jingili 1974-1984			Northern Territory 1984-1987
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Sturt 1971-1980 Murray: 1980-1984		Farrer 1984-2001	^[312] ^[313]
	align=center style="background:maroon		Rockhampton South 1969-1972 Rockhampton: 1972-1984			Capricornia 1984-1993
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	1976-1984		1985-1990		^[314]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Denison 1986-2001		Braddon 1975-1984	^[315]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Bass 1986-1989	1968-1986		^[316] ^[317]
	align=center style="background:maroon		Murrumba 1986-2012			Petrie 1983-1984
	align=center style="background:purple"		Arnhem 1977-1983 Arafura: 1983-1987		1987-1998		^[318]
	align=center style="background:maroon		Moggill 1989-2004			Forde 1984-1987
	align=center style="background:maroon		Cook 1969-1972 Barron River: 1972-1974				^[319] ^[320]
	align=center style="background:#FFDB58"	ACT	1989-1995 Brindabella 1995-2004
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Randwick 1970-1971 Heffron: 1973-1990		Kingsford Smith 1990-2004	^[321] ^[322]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Fairfield 1981-1988 Smithfield: 1988-1990		Prospect 1990-2004	^[323] ^[324]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Granville 1984-1990		Reid 1990-2010 Werriwa: 2010-2016	^[325] ^[326]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Rocky River 1979-1985 Custance: 1985-1990 Kavel: 1992-2002	1990-1992		^[327] ^[328]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen		Bendigo 1976-1988			Bendigo 1990-1998	^[329]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Georges River 1970-1988		Robertson 1990-1996	^[330]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Franklin 1979-1982		Lyons 1993-2013	^[331] ^[332]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen		Doutta Galla 1993-1993	Broadmeadows 1993-2010		Bendigo 1983-1990	^[333]
	align=center style="background:maroon		Flinders 1974-1992			Kennedy 1993-incumbent	^[334]
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA		Subiaco 1986-1989 Glendalough: 1989-1994		Fremantle 1994-2007
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Denison 1983-1993	1996-2012		^[335] ^[336]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Clarence 1984-1996		Page 1996-2007	^[337] ^[338]
	align=center style="background:purple"		Casuarina 1974-1994			Northern Territory 1996-1998
	align=center style="background:#FFDB58"	ACT				Namadgi 1996-1998 Canberra: 1998-2010	^[339]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Camden 1984-1988 Southern Highlands: 1988-1996		Macarthur 1996-2001	^[340] ^[341]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Franklin 1996-1998		Franklin 1975-1993	^[342]
	align=center style="background:maroon					Kennedy 1990-1993	^[343]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Niddrie 1996-2012
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	1988-1996			Cook 1996-1998	^[344]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Niddrie 1988-1996		Maribyrnong 1996-2007	^[345] ^[346]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Pascoe Vale 1988-1996		Wills 1996-2016	^[347] ^[348]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Clarence 1996-2003		Page 1990-1996	^[349]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Burwood 1984-1988 Strathfield: 1988-1996		Lowe 1996-1998	^[350]

1997-2024

Member	State	State/Territory legislature		Refs
		Upper House	align=center		Lower House	align=center		align=center
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA	North Metropolitan 1993-1997	Murchison-Eyre 1986-1989	1997-2008		^[351]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Playford 1989-1997	1997-2000		^[352] ^[353]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS	Windermere 1997-2003			Bass 1993-1996	^[354]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Northcott 1984-95		Cook 1998-2007	^[355] ^[356]
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA	North Metropolitan 1983-1997			Cowan 1998-2007	^[357]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Swansea 1995-1998		Shortland 1998-2016	^[358] ^[359]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Burrinjuck 1988-1998		Hume 1998-2013	^[360] ^[361]
	align=center style="background:#FFDB58"	ACT	Brindabella 1998-2016			Canberra 1995-1996
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Tweed 1999-2007		Richmond 1990-1996	^[362]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Tamworth 1991-2001		New England 2001-2013	^[363] ^[364]
	align=center style="background:maroon		Clayfield 1989-2001		2002-2007		^[365]
	align=center style="background:#FFDB58"	ACT	1989-1995 Molonglo 1995-2002		2003-2013		^[366]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	2003-2004			Watson 2004-incumbent	^[367] ^[368]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Napier 1993-2002	2005-2011		^[369] ^[370]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Lyons 1989-1998	2005-2015		^[371] ^[372]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Bass 2006-incumbent		Bass 1998-2004	^[373] ^[374]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Blue Mountains 1981-1988; 1995-2007		Macquarie 2007-2010	^[375] ^[376]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	1995-2003	Lismore 2019-incumbent		Page 2007-2013	^[377] ^[378]
	align=center style="background:maroon		Glass House 1989-1992 Caboolture: 1992-1998			Longman 2007-2010	^[379]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Port Macquarie 1996-2008		Lyne 2008-2013	^[380] ^[381]
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA	East Metropolitan 2001-2007		2008-2015; 2016-incumbent		^[382]
	align=center style="background:purple"		Fong Lim 2008-2016			Solomon 2001-2007	^[383]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"		1997-2007		2008-2017		^[384]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Bass 2010-incumbent		Bass 2004-2007	^[385] ^[386]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen		Central Highlands 2002-2006			McEwen 2010-incumbent	^[387] ^[388]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	1999-2010		2011-2018		^[389] ^[390]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Denison 2006-2010	2011-2019		^[391] ^[392]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Maroubra 1983-2005	2012-2013		^[393] ^[394]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS	Rumney 1999-2011		2012-2014		^[395] ^[396]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen		Monash 1996-2002				^[397] ^[398]
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA	North Metropolitan 2013-2017	Hillarys 2017-2021
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA	East Metropolitan 1993-1996 North Metropolitan: 2017-2021 South West: 2021-incumbent	Armadale 1996-2010		Perth 2013-2016	^[399]
	align=center style="background:#00FF40	WA		Murdoch 2008-2008 Bateman: 2008-2013		Pearce 2013-2022	^[400]
	align=center style="background:#FFDB58"	ACT	Molonglo 2004-2012 Brindabella: 2012-2013		2013-2022		^[401]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Braddon 2002-2010		Braddon 2013-2016	^[402] ^[403]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Lyons 2014-incumbent	2002-2011		^[404] ^[405]
	align=center style="background:maroon		Redcliffe 2014-incumbent			Petrie 2007-2013	^[406]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Torrens 2014-incumbent	2005-2011		^[407]
	align=center style="background:maroon		Ferny Grove 2015-incumbent		2008-2014		^[408]
	align=center style="background:#FFDB58"	ACT	Molonglo 2001-2014		2015-2018; 2019-incumbent		^[409]
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Franklin 2002-2015	2015-incumbent		^[410] ^[411]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Canterbury 2003-2016		Barton 2016-incumbent	^[412] ^[413]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen		North Western 2002-2006 Northern Victoria: 2006-2016			Murray 2016-2019 Nicholls: 2019-2022	^[414] ^[415]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Orange 2011-2016		Calare 2016-incumbent	^[416] ^[417]
	align=center style="background:purple"		Arnhem 2005-2012		2016-incumbent		^[418]
	align=center style="background:maroon		Toowoomba South 2012-2016			Groom 2016-2020	^[419]
	align=center style="background:maroon		Everton 2009-2012		2016-incumbent		^[420]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			South Barwon 2018-incumbent		Corangamite 2007-2013	^[421] ^[422]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	2013-2018		2018-incumbent		^[423] ^[424]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW		Heffron 2003-2012	2018-2022		^[425] ^[426]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	2019-incumbent			Werriwa 1994-2005	^[427] ^[428]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen		Eastern Victoria 2014-2018			Fraser 2019-incumbent	^[429] ^[430]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"		2014-2020		2020-incumbent		^[431] ^[432]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Northcote 2017-2018	2020-incumbent		^[433] ^[434]
	align=center style="background:#C04000"			Taylor 2022-incumbent		Wakefield 2007-2019 Spence: 2019-2022	^[435]
	align=center style="background:maroon		Callide 2017-2022			Flynn 2022-incumbent	^[436]
	align=center style="background:#009DC4	NSW	2010-2022		2022-		^[437] ^[438]
	align=center style="background:darkgreen			Mornington 2022-incumbent		Dunkley 2016-2019
	align=center style="background:yellow"	TAS		Franklin 2024-incumbent	1994-2022

References

Notes and References

1. mlcs1825to1855. Members of the Legislative Council of Van Diemen's Land 1825-1856. 26 July 2022.
2. 270 . Edward Curr . Yes . 2022-07-27.
3. 367 . Charles Ebden . Yes . 2022-07-27.
4. 478 . Charles Ebden . 2022-07-27.
5. 299 . James Frederick Palmer . Yes . 2022-07-27.
6. 760 . James Frederick Palmer . 2022-07-27.
7. 428 . William Westgarth . Yes . 2022-07-27.
8. 935 . William Westgarth . 2022-07-27.
9. 456 . Lauchlan Mackinnon . Yes . 2022-07-27.
10. 686 . Lauchlan Mackinnon . 2022-07-27.
11. 277 . Alexander Thomson . Yes . 2022-07-27.
12. 895 . Alexander Thomson . 2022-07-27.
13. 476 . John Foster . Yes . 2022-07-27.
14. 506 . John Foster . 2022-07-27.
15. 975 . Andrew Aldcorn . 2022-07-27.
16. 241 . Andrew Aldcorn . Yes . 2022-07-27.
17. 4142. Mr George Stephen . yes . 2022-08-15.
18. 873 . George Milner Stephen . 2022-07-27.
19. 494 . Francis Edward Bigge . Yes . 2022-07-27.
20. https://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/members/former/bio?id=3772257526 Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: Francis Edward Bigge
21. 398 . Henry Buckley . Yes . 2022-07-27.
22. https://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/members/former/bio?id=964462080 Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: Henry Buckley
23. 307 . Robert Cribb . Yes . 2022-07-27.
24. https://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/members/former/bio?id=3641244401 Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: Robert Cribb
25. 260 . Gilbert Elliott . Yes . 2022-07-27.
26. 463 . Sir Arthur Macalister . Yes . 2022-07-27.
27. https://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/members/former/bio?id=3159567398 Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: Sir Arthur Macalister
28. Election declared void.
29. 180 . Robert George Massie . Yes . 2022-07-27.
30. https://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/members/former/bio?id=1988647868 Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: Robert George Massie
31. 386 . Maurice Charles O'Connell . Yes . 2022-07-27.
32. https://web.archive.org/web/20200426234110/https://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/documents/explore/parliamentaryrecord/sections/Part%202.15.pdf Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: Maurice Charles O'Connell
33. 324 . Benjamin Cribb . Yes . 2022-07-27.
34. https://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/members/former/bio?id=414960037 Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: Benjamin Cribb
35. 587 . John Douglas . Yes . 2022-07-27.
36. https://web.archive.org/web/20200426234110/https://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/documents/explore/parliamentaryrecord/sections/Part%202.15.pdf Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: John Douglas
37. 356 . Gordon Sandeman . Yes . 2022-07-27.
38. https://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/members/former/bio?id=2999359140 Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: Gordon Sandeman
39. 483 . Richard Joseph Smith . Yes . 2022-07-27.
40. https://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/members/former/bio?id=3806538452 Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: Richard Joseph Smith
41. 503 . William Forlonge . Yes . 2022-07-27.
42. 368 . William Forlonge . 2022-07-27.
43. 539 . William Henry Walsh . 2022-07-27.
44. https://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/members/former/bio?id=3266480551 Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: William Henry Walsh
45. 432 . John Panton . 2022-07-27.
46. https://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/members/former/bio?id=1556339870 Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: John Panton
47. 473 . Sir Arthur Hodgson . 2022-07-27.
48. https://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/members/former/bio?id=3782971224 Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: Sir Arthur Hodgson
49. 3699 . Mr Horace Dean . yes . 20 August 2022.
50. 412 . Horace Dean . 2022-07-27.
51. He was twice disqualified from Barossa, and twice disqualified from The Hastings
52. https://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/members/former/bio?id=787029738 Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: Henry Milford
53. 644 . Henry Milford . 2022-07-27.
54. He resigned the seat of Rockhampton before ever taking his seat
55. 512 . Alexander Fyfe . 2022-07-27.
56. https://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/members/former/bio?id=1772360207 Queensland Parliament, Former Members: Alexander Fyfe
57. The name of Van Diemen's Land was changed to Tasmania from 1 Jan 1856
58. champw11. Champ, William. 24 July 2022.
59. 512 . William Champ . 2022-07-27.
60. 675 . Frederick Augustus Cooper . Yes . 2022-07-27.
61. https://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/members/former/bio?id=2651937153 Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: Frederick Augustus Cooper
62. 370 . William Adams Brodribb . 30 June 2020.
63. 344 . William Adams Brodribb . Yes . 2022-07-27.
64. 413 . George King . Yes . 2022-07-27.
65. https://web.archive.org/web/20200426234110/https://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/documents/explore/parliamentaryrecord/sections/Part%202.15.pdf Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: George King
66. 835 . John Hurley . Yes . 2022-07-27.
67. https://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/members/former/bio?id=3427913571 Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: John Hurley
68. 591. Frederick Illingworth. Yes. 2022-07-27.
69. 4196 . Hon Sir Richard Baker KCMG KC . yes . 20 August 2022.
70. Encyclopedia: Kerley . Margot . 2000 . Baker, Sir Richard Chaffey (1841–1911) . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . Melbourne University Press . 1.
71. 357. John George Barrett. Yes. 2022-07-27.
72. Encyclopedia: Bongiorno . Frank . BARRETT, John George (1858–1928) Senator for Victoria, 1901–03 . 2022-08-05 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . Parliament of Australia.
73. 920. Sir Edmund Barton GCMG (1849–1920). Yes. 16 April 2019.
74. 230. Sir Robert Wallace Best. 2022-08-05.
75. Encyclopedia: Jones . Catherine . BEST, Sir Robert Wallace (1856–1946) Senator for Victoria, 1901–10 . 2022-08-05 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . Parliament of Australia.
76. braddone174. Braddon, Edward. 24 July 2022.
77. Mr Thomas Brown (2) (1861-1935). 1077. Yes. 18 September 2019.
78. 854. Mr John Moore Chanter (1845-1931). Yes. 4 May 2019.
79. Sir Austin Chapman (1864–1956). 1142. Yes. 13 May 2019.
80. 4052 . Mr David Charleston . yes . 20 August 2022.
81. Encyclopedia: CHARLESTON, David Morley (1848-1934) Senator for South Australia, 1901-03 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . en-AU . 2022-08-14.
82. Mr Francis Clarke (1857-1939). 1024. Yes. 5 May 2019.
83. 1070. Sir Joseph Cook (1860–1947). Yes. 20 June 2020.
84. Crowley. F K. Cook, Sir Joseph (1860–1947). cook-sir-joseph-5763. 24 April 2016.
85. 428. Samuel Winter Cooke. Yes. 2022-07-27.
86. Mr George Alexander Cruickshank (1853–1904). 966. Yes. 13 May 2019.
87. dobsonh224. Dobson, Henry. 24 July 2022.
88. Encyclopedia: DOBSON, Henry (1841–1918) Senator for Tasmania, 1901–10 . 2022-08-02 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate.
89. 4191 . Hon Sir John Downer KCMG KC . yes . 20 August 2022.
90. Encyclopedia: DOWNER, Sir John William (1843–1915) Senator for South Australia, 1901–03 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . . 2022-08-16 . Powell . Graeme.
91. Encyclopedia: Drinkwater . Derek . 2000 . Drake, James George (1850–1941) . 1 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . Melbourne University Press . 15 March 2020.
92. Norman Kirkwood Ewing. ewingn312. 25 July 2022.
93. Encyclopedia: Ewing, Norman Kirkwood (1870–1928) . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . en-AU . 2019-11-02.
94. Sir Thomas Thomson Ewing, KCMG (1856–1920). Yes. 1 May 2019. 1015.
95. He was simultaneously a member of both the Queensland Legislative Council and the Australian Senate 1901-1903, as the law at that time did not prevent this.
96. Encyclopedia: Waterson . D. B. . FERGUSON, John (1830–1906) Senator for Queensland, 1901–03 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . Parliament of Australia . 2022-08-14.
97. Between 1 January and 13 February 1901 he was simultaneously a member of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly, Premier of Western Australia, and a minister in the inaugural Commonwealth Government of Edmund Barton, as the law at that time did not prevent this.
98. Sir George Warburton Fuller (1861–1940). 1075. Yes. 11 May 2019.
99. Ward. John M.. Fuller, Sir George Warburton (1861–1940). 2006. fuller-sir-george-warburton-6256. 30 November 2019.
100. 3770 . Hon Paddy Glynn KC . yes . 20 August 2022.
101. Sir Albert John Gould (1847–1936). 897. Yes. 13 May 2019.
102. Encyclopedia: 2000 . Gould, Sir Albert John (1847–1936) . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . Melbourne University Press . Gould . Gillian . Millar . Ann . 15–18 . 0-522-84921-0.
103. 1676. Arthur Champion Groom. 2022-08-05.
104. Mr William Morris Hughes (1862–1952). 1110. Yes. 11 May 2019.
105. 597. Sir Isaac Alfred Isaacs. 2022-08-05.
106. 610. Thomas Kennedy. 2022-08-05.
107. Sir William John Lyne (1844–1913). 833. Yes. 11 May 2019.
108. Encyclopedia: 2000 . Matheson, Sir Alexander Perceval (1861–1929) . Melbourne University Press . de Garis . Brian . 1 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate.
109. 706. Samuel Mauger. 2022-08-05.
110. 4089 . Hon Gregor McGregor . yes . 20 August 2022.
111. Encyclopedia: Sally . Nicholson . McGREGOR, Gregor (1848–1914) Senator for South Australia . 2022-08-15 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . Parliament of Australia.
112. 1115. Mr Francis Edward McLean (1863-1926). Yes. 26 April 2019.
113. 1068. Yes. 13 May 2019. The Hon. Edward Davis Millen (1860–1923).
114. Encyclopedia: Sylvia . Marchant . MILLEN, Edward Davis (1860–1923) Senator for New South Wales, 1901–23 . 2022-08-15 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . Parliament of Australia.
115. Mr John Cash Neild (1846-1911). 871. Yes. 13 May 2019.
116. Encyclopedia: Craig . Wilcox . NEILD, John Cash (1846–1911) Senator for New South Wales, 1901–10 . 2022-08-15 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . Parliament of Australia.
117. 946. The Hon. Richard Edward O'Connor, QC (1851–1912). Yes. 20 June 2020.
118. Encyclopedia: Martha . Rutledge . O'CONNOR, Richard Edward (1851–1912) Senator for New South Wales, 1901–03 . 2022-08-15 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . Parliament of Australia.
119. 3863 . Hon King O'Malley . yes . 20 August 2022.
120. 777. Pharez Phillips. 2022-08-05.
121. piessef244. Piesse, Frederick William. 24 July 2022.
122. 3938. Hon Thomas Playford II . yes . 2022-08-15.
123. Encyclopedia: PLAYFORD, Thomas (1837–1915) Senator for South Australia, 1901–06 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . . 2022-08-15 . Milburn . Elizabeth.
124. Mr Edward Pulsford (1844–1919). 839. Yes. 13 May 2019.
125. Encyclopedia: PULSFORD, Edward (1844–1919) Senator for New South Wales, 1901–10 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . . 2022-08-05 . McKenna . Mark.
126. 855. Yes. 23 May 2019. Sir George Houston Reid (1845–1918).
127. Sir Frederick Thomas Sargood (CMG KCMG). 2022-08-05. 835.
128. Encyclopedia: Rickard . John . SARGOOD, Sir Frederick Thomas (1834–1903) Senator for Victoria, 1901–03 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . Parliament of Australia.
129. 827. Mr William Bowie Stewart Campbell Sawers (1844-1916). Yes. 13 May 2019.
130. 945. Yes. 13 May 2019. Mr (Arthur) Bruce Smith (1851-1937).
131. The Hon. Sydney Smith (1856–1934). 999. Yes. 23 June 2019.
132. The Northern Territory was at that time a part of South Australia
133. 3937 . Hon Vaiben Solomon . yes . 20 August 2022.
134. Mr William Guthrie Spence (1846–1926). 882. Yes. 13 May 2019.
135. Encyclopedia: STEWART, James Charles (1850–1931) Senator for Queensland, 1901–17 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . . 2022-08-05 . Rydon . Joan.
136. Mr Josiah Thomas (1863–1933). 1122. Yes. 13 May 2019.
137. Encyclopedia: THOMAS, Josiah (1863–1933) Senator for New South Wales, 1917–23, 1925–29 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . . 2022-08-16 . Kerley . Margot.
138. Mr Dugald Thomson (1848–1922). 912. Yes. 21 May 2019.
139. 909. Sir George Turner. 8 February 2019.
140. turner-sir-george-8887. Turner, Sir George (1851 - 1916). Geoffrey. Serle. 2022-08-05.
141. Mr David Watkins (1865-1935). 1151. Yes. 29 November 2019.
142. Mr (Chris) John Christian Watson (1867–1941). 1183. Yes. 21 May 2019.
143. Mr William Henry Wilks (1863-1940). 1117. Yes. 19 December 2019.
144. Zeal, Sir William Austin. 2022-08-05. 974.
145. Encyclopedia: Puplick . Chris . Chris Puplick . ZEAL, Sir William Austin (1830–1912) Senator for Victoria, 1901–06 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . Parliament of Australia.
146. hartnollw193. Hartnoll, William. 24 July 2022.
147. 3650 . Mr William Carpenter . yes . 20 August 2022.
148. 3760 . Hon James Hutchison . yes . 20 August 2022.
149. Mr Edmund Lonsdale (1843-1913). 818. Yes. 11 May 2019.
150. Reid, Robert. 2022-08-05. 798.
151. Encyclopedia: REID, Robert (1842–1904) Senator for Victoria, 1903 . 2022-08-05 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate.
152. 1526. Arthur Robinson. 12 February 2019.
153. Foster. Leonie. 1988. robinson-sir-arthur-8241. Robinson, Sir Arthur (1872–1945). 16 March 2008.
154. Encyclopedia: SAUNDERS, Henry John (1855–1919) Senator for Western Australia, 1903 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . . 2022-08-16 . Rydon . Joan.
155. storrerd277. David Storrer. 2022-07-26.
156. Mr William Webster (1860–1936). 1066. Yes. 11 April 2020.
157. John Gratton Wilson. 2022-08-05. 1665.
158. 959 . John Wood . 2022-07-27.
159. John Dennistoun Wood. wood279. 26 July 2022.
160. Encyclopedia: GIVENS, Henry Thomas (1864–1928) Senator for Queensland, 1904–28 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . . 2022-08-16 . Millar . Ann.
161. 4105 . Mr Robert Guthrie . yes . 20 August 2022.
162. Encyclopedia: GUTHRIE, Robert Storrie (1856–1921) Senator for South Australia, 1903–21 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . . 2022-08-16 . Garton . Stephen.
163. William Arthur Trenwith. 2022-08-05. 904.
164. Encyclopedia: Trenwith, William Arthur (1846–1925) Senator for Victoria, 1904–10 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate.
165. 921 . Thomas Walker . Yes . 2022-07-27.
166. https://www.parliament.wa.gov.au/parliament/library/MPHistoricalData.nsf/(Lookup)/F2E185287B58AA1A482577E50028A826?OpenDocument WA Parliament, Former Members: Thomas Walker
167. 377. Joseph Tilley Brown. 2022-08-05.
168. 4222 . Mr William Russell . yes . 20 August 2022.
169. Encyclopedia: RUSSELL, William (1842–1912) Senator for South Australia, 1907–12 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . . 2022-08-16 . Millar . Ann.
170. 1094. Mr John Thomson (1862-1934). Yes. 24 June 2020.
171. 277. Agar Wynne. 2022-08-05.
172. Encyclopedia: LYNCH, Patrick Joseph (1867–1944) Senator for Western Australia, 1907–38 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . . 2022-08-16 . Cusack . Danny.
173. 4212 . Hon James O'Loghlin VD . yes . 20 August 2022.
174. Encyclopedia: O'LOGHLIN, James Vincent (1852–1925) Senator for South Australia, 1907, 1913–20 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . . 2022-08-16 . Powell . Graeme.
175. Encyclopedia: BARRETT, John George (1858–1928) Senator for Victoria, 1901–03 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . . 2022-08-16 . Harrison . Jennifer.
176. 4186 . Mr Joseph Vardon . yes . 20 August 2022.
177. Encyclopedia: VARDON, Joseph (1843–1913) Senator for South Australia, 1907, 1908–13 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . . 2022-08-16 . Rickard . Susan.
178. 3952 . Hon Ernest Roberts . yes . 20 August 2022.
179. 921 . Joseph Cullen . Yes . 2022-07-27.
180. https://www.parliament.wa.gov.au/parliament/library/mphistoricaldata.nsf/LookupBios?SearchView&Query=joseph%20cullen&SearchOrder=1&SearchMax=1000&SearchWV=TRUE&SearchThesaurus=FALSE&SearchFuzzy=FALSE&Start=1&Count=25&SearchEntry=ResultEntry&Scope=1 WA Parliament, Former Members: Joseph Cullen
181. 3746 . Hon Richard Foster . yes . 20 August 2022.
182. Francis George Anstey. 2022-08-05. 992.
183. 4015 . Hon William Archibald . yes . 20 August 2022.
184. Henry Elisha Beard. 2022-08-05. 1011.
185. Mr Matthew Charlton (1866–1948). 1168. Yes. 3 December 2019.
186. Jensen, Jens August. jensenj282. 24 July 2022.
187. longj289. James Joseph Long. 26 July 2022.
188. Encyclopedia: LONG, James Joseph (1870–1932) Senator for Tasmania, 1910–18 . 2022-08-02 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate.
189. 1040 . William Murphy . Yes . 2022-07-27.
190. https://www.parliament.wa.gov.au/parliament/library/MPHistoricalData.nsf/(Lookup)/FE5C0DBB73C2F16E482577E50028A72E?OpenDocument WA Parliament, Former Members: William Murphy
191. Mr Arthur Rae (1860–1943). 1060. Yes . 20 August 2019.
192. Encyclopedia: RAE, Arthur Edward George (1860–1943) Senator for New South Wales, 1910–14, 1929–35 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . . 2022-08-16.
193. The Hon. Henry Willis (1860-1950). 1063. Yes. 11 May 2019.
194. Encyclopedia: SHANNON, John Wallace (1862–1926) Senator for South Australia, 1912–13, 1914–20 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . . 2022-08-16 . Wimborne . Brian.
195. bakhapt309. Thomas Jerome Kingston Bakhap. 26 July 2022.
196. Encyclopedia: BAKHAP, Thomas Jerome Kingston (1866–1923) Senator for Tasmania, 1913–23 . 2022-08-02 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate.
197. Mr William Montgomerie Fleming (1874–1961). 1264. Yes. 11 May 2019.
198. David Charles McGrath. 2022-08-05. 1404.
199. Charles William Oakes (1861–1928). 1081. Yes. 11 May 2019.
200. Mr Robert Patten (1859–1940). 1050. Yes. 13 May 2019.
201. The Hon. George Cann (1871–1948). 1229. Yes. 12 May 2019.
202. Andrew Nelson McKissock. 2022-08-05. 1423.
203. Encyclopedia: Dermody . Kathleen . McKISSOCK, Andrew Nelson (1872–1919) Senator for Victoria, 1914–17 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . Parliament of Australia.
204. William Alexander Watt. 2022-08-05. 931.
205. 1023. Alfred John Hampson. August 5, 2022.
206. 1332. William Kendell. 2022-08-05.
207. 549 . Walter Hamilton . 2022-07-27.
208. He died 5 days after polling day and was never sworn in.
209. howroydc300. Charles Richard Howroyd. 26 July 2022.
210. 1495. William Plain. 2022-08-05.
211. Encyclopedia: Jones . Catherine . PLAIN, William (1868–1961) Senator for Victoria, 1917–23, 1925–38 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . Parliament of Australia.
212. 1534. Thomas Ryan. 2022-08-05.
213. Queensland Parliament became unicameral in 1922
214. Mr Ernest Shoebridge Carr (1875–1956). 1286. Yes. 11 May 2019.
215. whitsitt318. Joshua Thomas Hoskins Whitsitt. 26 July 2022.
216. hayesj332. Hayes, John. 24 July 2022.
217. Encyclopedia: HAYES, John Blyth (1868–1956) Senator for Tasmania, 1923–47 . 2022-08-02 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate.
218. haysh321. Herbert Hays. 26 July 2022.
219. Encyclopedia: HAYS, Herbert Ephraim Digby (1869–1960) Senator for Tasmania, 1923–47 . 2022-08-02 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate.
220. Ogden, James Ernest. ogdenj306. 24 July 2022.
221. Encyclopedia: OGDEN, James Ernest (1868–1932) Senator for Tasmania, 1923–32 . 2022-08-02 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate.
222. 1412. Mr John Maurice Power (1885-1925). Yes. 26 April 2019.
223. Encyclopedia: Hawker . Geoffrey . 2000 . Power, John Maurice (1883–1925) . 1 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . Melbourne University Press .
224. grantc379. Charles William Grant. 26 July 2022.
225. Encyclopedia: GRANT, Charles William (1878–1943) Senator for Tasmania, 1925, 1932–41 . 2022-08-02 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate.
226. Mr John Arthur Perkins (1878-1954). 1320. Yes. 11 May 2019.
227. Culley, Charles Ernest. culleyc378. 26 July 2022.
228. 1192. Mr John Joseph Cusack (1868–1956). Yes. 2 April 2019.
229. guyj341. James Allen Guy. 26 July 2022.
230. Encyclopedia: GUY, James Allan (1890–1979) Senator for Tasmania, 1950–56 . 2022-08-02 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate.
231. lyonsj315. Lyons, Joseph. 24 July 2022.
232. Sir Edward Aloysius McTiernan (1892-1990). 1526. Yes. 11 May 2019.
233. atkinsonl408. Atkinson, Llewellyn. 24 July 2022.
234. Mr Albert Lane (1873-1950). 1254. Yes. 23 September 2019.
235. seabrooka412. Alfred Charles Seabrook. 26 July 2022.
236. Mr Harold Victor Campbell Thorby (1888–1973). 1470. Yes. 11 May 2019.
237. 1198. James Valentine Fairbairn. 2022-08-04.
238. 3796 . Albert Hawke . yes . 2022-08-19.
239. 1032. Maurice McCrae Blackburn. 2022-08-04.
240. 1174. Arthur Samuel Drakeford. 2022-08-04.
241. mahoneyg415. Mahoney, Gerald. 24 July 2022.
242. 1311. Mr Macartney Abbott (1877-1960). Yes. 26 April 2019.
243. 1472. Mr James Guy Dalley Arkins (1888–1980). Yes. 3 May 2019.
244. Mr Lionel Thomas Courtenay (1879-1935). 1332. Yes. 13 May 2019.
245. blacklowa431. Archibald Clifford Blacklow. 2022-08-02.
246. 1498. Reginald Thomas Pollard. 2022-08-04.
247. The Hon. Frederick Graham Pratten (1899–1977). 1615. Yes. 13 May 2019.
248. Mr William James Scully (1885-1966). 1414. Yes. 6 November 2019.
249. 1327. Paul Jones. 2022-08-04.
250. Mr Herbert Vere Evatt (1894-1965). 1554. Yes. 23 September 2019.
251. The Hon. Eric Sydney Spooner (1891–1952). Yes. 5 May 2019. 1515.
252. Mr Lucien Lawrence Cunningham (1889-1948). 1477. Yes. 11 October 2019.
253. spurrl452. Lancelot Thomas Spurr. 26 July 2022.
254. gahaj420. Gaha, Frank. 24 July 2022.
255. 1499. The Hon. Donald McLennan Grant (1890–1970). Yes. 20 June 2020.
256. 1668. Mr (Jeff) Henry Jefferson Percival Bate. Yes. 3 May 2019.
257. 1147. John Lawrence Cremean. 2022-08-04.
258. Mr William Davies (2) (1883-1956). 1380. Yes. 30 November 2019.
259. The Hon. David Henry Drummond (1890-1965). 1498. Yes. 13 May 2019.
260. 1602. Mr Eldred James Eggins (1898-1952). Yes. 21 June 2020.
261. 1650. Mr Eli James Harrison. Yes. 8 June 2019.
262. 1274. Sir William Crawford Haworth. 2022-08-04.
263. 1342. Standish Michael Keon. 2022-08-04.
264. barnardh506. Barnard, Claude. 24 July 2022.
265. Alexander John Fraser . 1218 . 2022-08-15.
266. Encyclopedia: Drinkwater . Derek . FRASER, Alexander John (1892–1965) Senator for Victoria, 1946 . 2022-08-04 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . en-US.
267. Mr Albert David Reid (1887–1962). 1446. Yes. 13 May 2019.
268. Wright, Reginald Charles. wright493. 24 July 2022.
269. Encyclopedia: Wright, Sir Reginald Charles (1905–1990) Senator for Tasmania, 1950–78 . 2022-08-02 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate.
270. chamberlainj425. John Hartley Chamberlain. 26 July 2022.
271. Encyclopedia: Roe . Michael . 2004 . Chamberlain, John Hartley (1884–1953) . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . 2022-08-02.
272. 1662. Mr (Harry) Henry Basil Turner. Yes. 23 May 2019.
273. 1702. Sir Kenneth McColl Anderson (1909–1985). Yes. 27 April 2019.
274. Mr Arthur Edward Greenup (1902–1980). 1637. Yes. 5 May 2019.
275. 1338. Patrick John Kennelly. 2022-08-04.
276. Encyclopedia: Babbage . Despina . KENNELLY, Patrick John (1900–1981) Senator for Victoria, 1953–71 . 2022-08-04 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . en-US.
277. Holt, Robert Wilfred. 1301. 2022-08-04.
278. lillicoa388. Alexander Lillico. 2022-08-02.
279. Encyclopedia: LILLICO, Alexander Elliot Davidson (1905–1994) . 9 August 2021 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . Parliament of Australia.
280. turnbull492. Turnbull, Reg. 24 July 2022.
281. Encyclopedia: TURNBULL, Reginald John David (1908–2006) Senator for Tasmania, 1962–74 . 2022-08-02 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate.
282. Mr Reginald Francis Xavier Connor (1907–1977). 1680. Yes. 13 May 2019.
283. Mr Ian Louis Robinson (1925-). 1845. Yes. 13 May 2019.
284. 1887. The Hon. Ian McCahon Sinclair, (1929-). Yes. 10 August 2019.
285. 1697. The Hon Sydney David Einfeld (1909-1995). Yes. 28 June 2020.
286. pearsallt508. Pearsall, Thomas. 24 July 2022.
287. 1375. John Albert Little. 2022-08-04.
288. Encyclopedia: Rydon . Joan . LITTLE, John Albert (1914–1988) Senator for Victoria, 1968–74 . 2022-08-04 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . en-US.
289. 1818. Mr Lionel Frost Bowen (1922–2012). Yes. 16 June 2019.
290. Mr Albert Jaime Grassby (1926-2005). 1858. Yes. 13 May 2019.
291. 1317. Dr Henry Alfred Jenkins. 2022-08-04.
292. Mr Frank Lionel O'Keefe (1912–1989). 1723. Yes. 13 May 2019.
293. Encyclopedia: EVERETT, Mervyn George (1917–1988) Senator for Tasmania, 1974–75 . 2022-08-02 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate.
294. everettm557. Everett, Mervyn George. 24 July 2022.
295. The Hon. Wallace Clyde Fife (1929–2017). 1890. Yes. 1 May 2019.
296. hodgmanwm566. Hodgman, Michael. 24 July 2022.
297. sherryr619. Raymond Henry Sherry. 26 July 2022.
298. Holding, (Allan) Clyde . 1159 . 2022-08-15.
299. Mr Robert James Brown. 1917. Yes. 13 May 2019.
300. Mr David Bruce Cowan (1926–). 1854. Yes. 13 May 2019.
301. https://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/members/former/bio?id=1772360207 Queensland Parliament, Former Members: Doug Jennings
302. Mr (William) Peter Coleman (1928–2019). 1882. Yes. 16 June 2019.
303. Mr John William Sullivan (1929-). 1883. Yes. 13 May 2019.
304. 1335. David Kennedy. 2022-08-04.
305. Mr Michael John Maher (1936-2013). 1940. Yes. 14 October 2019.
306. Wriedt, Kenneth Shaw. wriedt642. 24 July 2022.
307. Encyclopedia: WRIEDT, Kenneth Shaw (1927–2010) Senator for Tasmania, 1968–80 . 2022-08-02 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate.
308. 2069. Mr Peter Jeremy Baldwin (1951-). Yes. 3 May 2019.
309. aulicht607. Aulich, Terry. 24 July 2022.
310. Encyclopedia: AULICH, Terrence Gordon (1945–) Senator for Tasmania, 1985–93 . 2022-08-01 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate.
311. 2519. Hon Peter Duncan. yes . 21 August 2022.
312. 2023. Mr Timothy Andrew Fischer. Yes. 13 May 2019.
313. DG4. Hon Timothy Fischer. yes . 21 August 2022.
314. The Hon. John Joseph Morris (1936-2013). 1939. Yes. 13 May 2019.
315. groomr658. Groom, Ray. 24 July 2022.
316. Web site: Members of the Senate since 1901 . https://web.archive.org/web/20080612195842/http://www.aph.gov.au/library/handbook/historical/senate/rae.zeal.htm . 2008-06-12 . 2008-03-07 . Parliamentary Handbook . Parliament of Australia.
317. Encyclopedia: RAE, Peter Elliot (1934–) Senator for Tasmania, 1968–86 . 2022-08-01 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate.
318. OF4. Former Senator Bob Collins. 2022-08-21.
319. https://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/members/former/bio?id=2356660407 Queensland Parliament, Former Members: Bill Wood
320. https://web.archive.org/web/20110217044100/http://www.legassembly.act.gov.au/education/memlist/memlist.pdf ACT Members: Bill Wood
321. The Hon. (Laurie) Laurence John Brereton (1946–). 2025. Yes. 13 May 2019.
322. 5T4. Hon Laurie Brereton MP. 2021-11-07.
323. The Hon. Janice Ann Crosio (1939 –). Yes. 30 April 2019. 1956.
324. 7T4. Hon Janice Crosio. yes . 21 August 2022.
325. Mr Laurie Donald Thomas Ferguson (1952-). 2073. Yes. 19 October 2019.
326. 8T4. Mr Laurie Ferguson MP. 2021-11-07.
327. 615. Hon John Olsen AO. yes . 19 August 2022.
328. Encyclopedia: Olsen, John Wayne (1945–) Senator for South Australia, 1990–92 . The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate . . 2022-08-21 . Bryant . Tim.
329. 1521. Bruce Reid. 2022-08-04.
330. The Hon. (Frank) Francis John Walker (1942–2012). 1986. Yes. 13 May 2019.
331. AdamsG623. Godfrey Harry (Dick) Adams. 2022-08-01.
332. BV5. Hon Dick Adams MP. 2022-08-01.
333. 218. Hon John Mansfield Brumby. 2022-08-04.
334. HX4. The Hon. (Bob) Robert Carl Katter. 2022-08-21.
335. brownr646. Robert James (Bob) Brown. 26 July 2022.
336. QD4. Former Senator Bob Brown. 2022-08-01.
337. Mr Ian Raymond Causley (1940–). 1975. Yes. 13 May 2019.
338. 4K6. Hon Ian Causley MP. 2022-08-01.
339. 5K6 . Ms Annette Ellis MP . 2022-08-20.
340. Mr John Joseph Fahey (1945–2020). 2015. Yes. 11 May 2019.
341. HQ5. The Hon John Fahey MP. 2021-11-07.
342. goodluckb704. Bruce John Goodluck. 26 July 2022.
343. 264. Rob Justin Hulls. 2022-08-04.
344. 2088. Mr Stephen Bruce Mutch (1956 -). 2 April 2019.
345. 151. Robert Charles Sercombe. 2022-08-04.
346. QK6. Mr Bob Sercombe MP. 2022-08-04.
347. 152. Kelvin John Thomson. 2022-08-04.
348. UK6. Mr Kelvin Thomson MP. 2022-08-04.
349. The Hon. Harry Francis Woods. 2044. Yes. 13 May 2019.
350. Mr Paul John Zammit (1941 –). 1979. Yes. 13 May 2019.
351. WP6 . Former Senator Ross Lightfoot . 2022-08-20.
352. 2561 . Mr John Quirke . yes . 20 August 2022.
353. ZS6 . Former Senator John Quirke . 2022-08-20.
354. smiths708. Silvia Joy Smith. 2022-08-01.
355. 1984. Mr Bruce George Baird (1942–). Yes. 3 May 2019.
356. MP6. Hon Bruce Baird MP, AM. 2022-08-01.
357. 83R . Hon Graham Edwards MP . 2022-08-20.
358. Mrs Jill Griffiths Hall (1949-). 2059. Yes. 11 May 2019.
359. 83N. Ms Jill Hall MP. 2021-11-06.
360. 1960. Mr (Alby) Albert John Schultz (1939-2015). Yes. 20 June 2020.
361. 83Q. Mr Alby Schultz MP, AM. 2022-08-01.
362. Mr Neville Joseph Newell (1952-). 2077. Yes. 24 November 2019.
363. Mr Antony Harold Curties Windsor (1950–). 2065. Yes. 13 May 2019.
364. 009LP. Mr Tony Windsor MP. 2022-08-01.
365. BOT . Former Senator Santo Santoro . 2022-08-20.
366. KO6. Former Senator Gary Humphries. 2022-08-20.
367. Yes. 5 May 2019. 2114. The Hon. (Tony) Anthony Stephen Burke (1969–).
368. DYW. Hon Tony Burke MP. 2022-07-30.
369. 533 . Ms Annette Hurley . yes . 20 August 2022.
370. E4U . Former Senator Annette Hurley . 2022-08-20.
371. milnec678. Christine Anne Milne. 24 July 2022.
372. KA5. Former Senator Christine Milne. 2022-08-01.
373. obyrnem742. OByrne, Michelle. 24 July 2022.
374. 84S. Ms Michelle O'Byrne MP. 2022-08-01.
375. The Hon. (Bob) Robert John Debus (1943-). 2005. Yes. 4 September 2019.
376. 8IS. Hon Bob Debus MP. 2022-08-01.
377. Ms Janelle Anne Saffin MP. 2085. 13 May 2019.
378. HVY. Ms Janelle Saffin MP. 2021-11-10.
379. HVS . Mr Jon Sullivan MP . 2022-08-20.
380. Yes. 1 May 2019. 2142. Mr Robert James Murray Oakeshott (1969-).
381. IYS. Mr Robert Oakeshott MP. 2022-08-01.
382. I0T . Senator Louise Pratt . 2022-08-20.
383. 00AN4 . Mr David Tollner MP . 2022-08-20.
384. 8IV . Former Senator Nick Xenophon . 2022-08-20.
385. DYH. Mr Michael Ferguson MP. 2022-08-01.
386. ferguson754. Michael Darrel Joseph Ferguson. 26 July 2022.
387. 1643. Robert George Mitchell. 2021-11-11.
388. M3E. Mr Rob Mitchell MP. 2021-11-11.
389. 2161. Ms Lee Rhiannon (1951 -). 2 April 2019.
390. CPR. Former Senator Lee Rhiannon. 2022-08-01.
391. singhl743. Lisa Maria Singh. 2022-08-01.
392. M0R. Former Senator the Hon Lisa Singh. 2021-09-06.
393. The Hon. (Bob) Robert John Carr (1947–). 2041. Yes. 7 May 2019.
394. wx4. Former Senator Bob Carr. 2022-07-31.
395. thorp719. Thorp, Lin. 24 July 2022.
396. 183342. Former Senator Lin Thorp. 2022-08-01.
397. 266 . Peter Katsambanis . 2022-07-27.
398. https://www.parliament.wa.gov.au/Parliament/Memblist.nsf/WAllMembersFlat/Katsambanis,+Peter+Argyris?opendocument WA Parliament: Peter Katsambanis
399. L6P . Hon Alannah MacTiernan MP . 2022-08-20.
400. Hon Christopher Porter MP . 208884 . 2021-11-07.
401. HZE . Senator the Hon. Zed Seselja . 2021-11-11.
402. Whitley, Brett David. whiteley734. 24 July 2022.
403. Mr Brett Whiteley MP. 2021-11-06. 207800.
404. 00AUF. Former Senator Guy Barnett. 2021-11-06.
405. barnett_G_HA_770. Guy Barnett. 26 July 2022.
406. HVN . The Hon Yvette D'Ath MP . 2022-08-20.
407. e6c . Former Senator Dana Wortley . 2022-08-20.
408. I0P . Former Senator Mark Furner . 2022-08-20.
409. ING . Senator Katy Gallagher . 2021-11-11.
410. mckimnj730. Nicholas James McKim. 24 July 2022.
411. JKM. Senator Nick McKim. 2022-08-01.
412. 19 . The Hon. Linda Jean BURNEY, HonDEd, DipEd (1957 -) . Yes . 2 April 2019.
413. 8GH . Hon Linda Burney MP . 2022-07-31.
414. Mr Damian Drum MP. 2021-11-06. 56430.
415. 1686. Damian Kevin Drum. 2021-11-07.
416. 70. Mr Andrew Robert Gee (1968 -). Yes. 4 April 2019.
417. 261393. The Hon. Andrew Gee MP. 2021-11-06.
418. 122087 . Senator the Hon Malarndirri McCarthy . 2022-08-20.
419. 125865 . Hon Dr John McVeigh MP . 2022-08-20.
420. Senator Murray Watt . 245759 . 2022-08-20.
421. Web site: Darren Cheeseman . 2022-08-04 . Parliament of Victoria . en-AU.
422. HW7. Mr Darren Cheeseman MP. 2022-08-04.
423. Dr Mehreen Faruqi MLC. 101. Yes. 5 May 2019.
424. Senator Mehreen Faruqi. 250362. 16 November 2021.
425. The Hon. Kristina Kerscher Keneally (1968–). Yes. 30 April 2019. 2171.
426. wx4. Former Senator the Hon Kristina Keneally. 2022-07-31.
427. 2251 . The Hon. Mark LATHAM, MLC . 20 June 2020.
428. K26. Mr Mark Latham MP. 2021-11-11.
429. 114. Mr Daniel Mulino. 2022-08-04.
430. 132880. Dr Daniel Mulino MP. 2022-08-04.
431. 4866 . Mr Andrew McLachlan CSC . yes . 20 August 2022.
432. 287062 . Senator Andrew McLachlan CSC . 2022-08-20.
433. 127. Ms Lidia Thorpe. 2022-08-04.
434. 280301. Senator Lidia Thorpe. 2022-08-04.
435. HW9 . Mr Nick Champion MP . 2022-08-20.
436. 299498 . Mr Colin Boyce MP . 2022-08-20.
437. 55. Mr David Shoebridge (1971 -). Yes. 2 May 2022.
438. 169119 . Senator David Shoebridge . 2022-07-31.