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Members of the Australian House of Representatives, 2019–2022

Composition (May 2022)

Government (75)
Coalition
  Liberal (60)[a]
  National (15)[b]

Opposition (68)
  Labor (68)

Crossbench (8)
  Greens (1)
  UAP (1)
  KAP (1)
  Centre Alliance (1)
  Independent (4)[c]

  1. ^ Including 15 Liberal National Party of Queensland (LNP) MPs who sits in the Liberals party room
  2. ^ Including 5 Liberal National Party of Queensland (LNP) MPs who sits in the Nationals party room
  3. ^ Independent MPs: Andrew Wilkie (Clark), Helen Haines (Indi), Zali Steggall (Warringah), George Christensen (Dawson)

This is a list of members of the House of Representatives of the 46th Parliament of Australia (2019–2022).[1][e]

Composition (May 2019)

Government (77)
Coalition
  Liberal (44)
  Liberal National (23)[i]
  National (10)

Opposition (68)
  Labor (68)

Crossbench (6)
  Greens (1)
  Katter's Australian (1)
  Centre Alliance (1)
  Independent (3)[ii]

  1. ^ 17 Liberal National Party of Queensland (LNP) MPs sit in the Liberals party room and 6 sit in the Nationals party room.
  2. ^ Independent MPs: Andrew Wilkie (Clark), Helen Haines (Indi), Zali Steggall (Warringah)

Members

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Member Party Electorate State Years in office
Anthony Albanese   Labor Grayndler NSW 1996–present
John Alexander   Liberal Bennelong NSW
  • 2010–2017;
  • 2017–2022
Katie Allen   Liberal Higgins Vic 2019–2022
Anne Aly   Labor Cowan WA 2016–present
Karen Andrews   Liberal National [f] McPherson Qld 2010–present
Kevin Andrews   Liberal Menzies Vic 1991–2022
Bridget Archer   Liberal Bass Tas 2019–present
Adam Bandt   Greens Melbourne Vic 2010–present
Angie Bell   Liberal National [f] Moncrieff Qld 2019–present
Sharon Bird   Labor Cunningham NSW 2004–2022
Chris Bowen   Labor McMahon NSW 2004–present
Russell Broadbent   Liberal Monash Vic
  • 1990–1993;
  • 1996–1998;
  • 2004–present
Scott Buchholz   Liberal National [f] Wright Qld 2010–present
Tony Burke   Labor Watson NSW 2004–present
Linda Burney   Labor Barton NSW 2016–present
Josh Burns   Labor Macnamara Vic 2019–present
Mark Butler   Labor Hindmarsh SA 2007–present
Terri Butler   Labor Griffith Qld 2014–2022
Anthony Byrne   Labor Holt Vic 1999–2022
Jim Chalmers   Labor Rankin Qld 2013–present
Nick Champion   Labor Spence SA 2007–2022
Darren Chester   National Gippsland Vic 2008–present
Lisa Chesters   Labor Bendigo Vic 2013–present
George Christensen [d]   Liberal National [g]/Independent   Dawson Qld 2010–2022
Jason Clare   Labor Blaxland NSW 2007–present
Sharon Claydon   Labor Newcastle NSW 2013–present
Libby Coker   Labor Corangamite Vic 2019–present
David Coleman   Liberal Banks NSW 2013–present
Julie Collins   Labor Franklin Tas 2007–present
Pat Conaghan   National Cowper NSW 2019–present
Vince Connelly   Liberal Stirling WA 2019–present
Pat Conroy   Labor Shortland NSW 2013–present
Mark Coulton   National Parkes NSW 2007–present
Milton Dick   Labor Oxley Qld 2016–present
Mark Dreyfus   Labor Isaacs Vic 2007–present
Damian Drum   National Nicholls Vic 2016–2022
Peter Dutton   Liberal National [f] Dickson Qld 2001–present
Justine Elliot   Labor Richmond NSW 2004–present
Warren Entsch   Liberal National [f] Leichhardt Qld
  • 1996–2007;
  • 2010–present
Trevor Evans   Liberal National [f] Brisbane Qld 2016–present
Jason Falinski   Liberal Mackellar NSW 2016–2022
Joel Fitzgibbon   Labor Hunter NSW 1996–2022
Paul Fletcher   Liberal Bradfield NSW 2009–present
Nicolle Flint   Liberal Boothby SA 2016–2022
Mike Freelander   Labor Macarthur NSW 2016–present
Josh Frydenberg   Liberal Kooyong Vic 2010–2022
Andrew Gee   National Calare NSW 2016–present
Steve Georganas   Labor Adelaide SA
  • 2004–2013;
  • 2016–present
Andrew Giles   Labor Scullin Vic 2013–present
David Gillespie   National Lyne NSW 2013–present
Ian Goodenough   Liberal Moore WA 2013–present
Patrick Gorman   Labor Perth WA 2018–present
Luke Gosling   Labor Solomon NT 2016–present
Helen Haines   Independent Indi Vic 2019–present
Garth Hamilton [b]   Liberal National [f] Groom Qld 2020–present
Celia Hammond   Liberal Curtin WA 2019–2022
Andrew Hastie   Liberal Canning WA 2015–present
Alex Hawke   Liberal Mitchell NSW 2007–present
Chris Hayes   Labor Fowler NSW 2005–2022
Julian Hill   Labor Bruce Vic 2016–present
Kevin Hogan   National Page NSW 2013–present
Luke Howarth   Liberal National [f] Petrie Qld 2013–present
Greg Hunt   Liberal Flinders Vic 2001–2022
Ed Husic   Labor Chifley NSW 2010–present
Steve Irons   Liberal Swan WA 2007–2022
Stephen Jones   Labor Whitlam NSW 2010–present
Barnaby Joyce   National New England NSW
  • 2013–2017;
  • 2017–present
Bob Katter   Katter's Australian Kennedy Qld 1993–present
Ged Kearney   Labor Cooper Vic 2018–present
Craig Kelly [c]   Liberal Hughes NSW 2010–2022
Independent
United Australia
Mike Kelly [a]   Labor Eden-Monaro NSW
  • 2007–2013;
  • 2016–2020
Matt Keogh   Labor Burt WA 2016–present
Peter Khalil   Labor Wills Vic 2016–present
Catherine King   Labor Ballarat Vic 2001–present
Madeleine King   Labor Brand WA 2016–present
Andrew Laming   Liberal National [f] Bowman Qld 2004–2022
Michelle Landry   Liberal National [g] Capricornia Qld 2013–present
Julian Leeser   Liberal Berowra NSW 2016–present
Andrew Leigh   Labor Fenner ACT 2010–present
Sussan Ley   Liberal Farrer NSW 2001–present
David Littleproud   Liberal National [g] Maranoa Qld 2016–present
Gladys Liu   Liberal Chisholm Vic 2019–2022
Nola Marino   Liberal Forrest WA 2007–present
Richard Marles   Labor Corio Vic 2007–present
Fiona Martin   Liberal Reid NSW 2019–2022
Kristy McBain [a]   Labor Eden-Monaro NSW 2020–present
Emma McBride   Labor Dobell NSW 2016–present
Michael McCormack   National Riverina NSW 2010–present
Melissa McIntosh   Liberal Lindsay NSW 2019–present
John McVeigh [b]   Liberal National [f] Groom Qld 2016–2020
Brian Mitchell   Labor Lyons Tas 2016–present
Rob Mitchell   Labor McEwen Vic 2010–present
Scott Morrison   Liberal Cook NSW 2007–present
Ben Morton   Liberal Tangney WA 2016–2022
Daniel Mulino   Labor Fraser Vic 2019–present
Peta Murphy   Labor Dunkley Vic 2019–present
Shayne Neumann   Labor Blair Qld 2007–present
Llew O'Brien   Liberal National [h] Wide Bay Qld 2016–present
Ted O'Brien   Liberal National [f] Fairfax Qld 2016–present
Brendan O'Connor   Labor Gorton Vic 2001–present
Ken O'Dowd   Liberal National [g] Flynn Qld 2010–2022
Clare O'Neil   Labor Hotham Vic 2013–present
Julie Owens   Labor Parramatta NSW 2004–2022
Tony Pasin   Liberal Barker SA 2013–present
Alicia Payne   Labor Canberra ACT 2019–present
Gavin Pearce   Liberal Braddon Tas 2019–present
Graham Perrett   Labor Moreton Qld 2007–present
Fiona Phillips   Labor Gilmore NSW 2019–present
Keith Pitt   Liberal National [g] Hinkler Qld 2013–present
Tanya Plibersek   Labor Sydney NSW 1998–present
Christian Porter   Liberal Pearce WA 2013–2022
Melissa Price   Liberal Durack WA 2013–present
Rowan Ramsey   Liberal Grey SA 2007–present
Amanda Rishworth   Labor Kingston SA 2007–present
Stuart Robert   Liberal National [f] Fadden Qld 2007–2023
Michelle Rowland   Labor Greenway NSW 2010–present
Joanne Ryan   Labor Lalor Vic 2013–present
Rebekha Sharkie   Centre Alliance Mayo SA
  • 2016–2018;
  • 2018–present
Dave Sharma   Liberal Wentworth NSW 2019–2022
Bill Shorten   Labor Maribyrnong Vic 2007–present
Julian Simmonds   Liberal National [f] Ryan Qld 2019–2022
David Smith   Labor Bean ACT 2019–present
Tony Smith   Liberal Casey Vic 2001–2022
Warren Snowdon   Labor Lingiari NT
  • 1987–1996;
  • 1998–2022
Anne Stanley   Labor Werriwa NSW 2016–present
Zali Steggall   Independent Warringah NSW 2019–present
James Stevens   Liberal Sturt SA 2019–present
Michael Sukkar   Liberal Deakin Vic 2013–present
Meryl Swanson   Labor Paterson NSW 2016–present
Angus Taylor   Liberal Hume NSW 2013–present
Dan Tehan   Liberal Wannon Vic 2010–present
Susan Templeman   Labor Macquarie NSW 2016–present
Matt Thistlethwaite   Labor Kingsford Smith NSW 2013–present
Phillip Thompson   Liberal National [f] Herbert Qld 2019–present
Kate Thwaites   Labor Jagajaga Vic 2019–present
Alan Tudge   Liberal Aston Vic 2010–2023
Maria Vamvakinou   Labor Calwell Vic 2001–present
Bert van Manen   Liberal National [f] Forde Qld 2010–present
Ross Vasta   Liberal National [f] Bonner Qld
  • 2004–2007;
  • 2010–present
Andrew Wallace   Liberal National [f] Fisher Qld 2016–present
Tim Watts   Labor Gellibrand Vic 2013–present
Anne Webster   National Mallee Vic 2019–present
Anika Wells   Labor Lilley Qld 2019–present
Lucy Wicks   Liberal Robertson NSW 2013–2022
Andrew Wilkie   Independent Clark Tas 2010–present
Josh Wilson   Labor Fremantle WA
  • 2016–2018;
  • 2018–present
Rick Wilson   Liberal O'Connor WA 2013–present
Tim Wilson   Liberal Goldstein Vic 2016–2022
Jason Wood   Liberal La Trobe Vic
  • 2004–2010;
  • 2013–present
Ken Wyatt   Liberal Hasluck WA 2010–2022
Terry Young   Liberal National [f] Longman Qld 2019–present
Tony Zappia   Labor Makin SA 2007–present
Trent Zimmerman   Liberal North Sydney NSW 2015–2022

Leadership

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Presiding officer

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Office Party Officer Electorate State Term
Speaker of the House Liberal Tony Smith Casey Vic 10 August 2015-23 November 2021
Liberal National Andrew Wallace Fisher Qld 23 November 2021- 11 April 2022

Coalition Government leadership

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Office Officer Party Electorate State Term of office
Leader of the House Christian Porter  Liberal Pearce WA 29 May 2019-30 March 2021
Peter Dutton Liberal National Dickson Qld 30 March 2021-23 May 2022
Chief Whip Bert van Manen Liberal National Forde Qld 28 May 2019-23 May 2022
Deputy Speaker Kevin Hogan National Page NSW 26 March 2018-10 February 2020
Llew O'Brien Liberal National Wide Bay Qld 10 February 2020-23 May 2022
Second Deputy Speaker Rob Mitchell Labor McEwen Vic 12 November 2013-23 May 2022
Whip Nicolle Flint Liberal Boothby SA 28 May 2019-23 May 2022
Rowan Ramsey Liberal Grey SA 30 August 2016-23 May 2022
Chair, House Standing Committee on Agriculture and Water Resources Rick Wilson[2] Liberal O'Connor WA
Chair, Standing Committee on Appropriations and Administration Andrew Wallace[3] Liberal National [f] Fisher Qld
Chair, Standing Committee on Communications and the Arts Anne Webster[4] National Mallee Vic
Chair, Standing Committee on Economics Jason Falinski[5] Liberal Mackellar NSW from 25 October 2021
Tim Wilson[5] Liberal Goldstein Vic until 8 October 2021
Chair, Standing Committee on Employment, Education and Training
Chair, Standing Committee on the Environment and Energy
Chair, Standing Committee on Health, Aged Care and Sport
Chair, Standing Committee on Indigenous Affairs
Chair, Standing Committee on Industry, Innovation, Science and Resources
Chair, Standing Committee on Infrastructure, Transport and Cities
Chair, Select Committee on Mental Health and Suicide Prevention
Chair, Standing Committee on Petitions
Chair, Standing Committee of Privileges and Members' Interests
Chair, Standing Committee on Procedure
Chair, Standing Committee on Publications
Chair, Select Committee on Regional Australia
Chair, Selection Committee
Chair, Standing Committee on Social Policy and Legal Affairs
Chair, Standing Committee on Tax and Revenue

Labor Opposition leadership

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Office Officer Electorate State Term in office
Opposition Leader of the House Tony Burke Watson NSW 18 October 2013-23 May 2022
Deputy Leader of the Opposition Richard Marles Corio Vic 30 May 2019-23 May 2022
Chief Opposition Whip in the House Chris Hayes Fowler NSW 14 May 2013-23 May 2022
Whip Graham Perrett Moreton Qld 30 August 2016-23 May 2022
Joanne Ryan Lalor Vic 16 October 2013-23 May 2022
Deputy Chair, House Standing Committee on Agriculture and Water Resources Brian Mitchell[2] Lyons Tas
Deputy Chair, Standing Committee on Communications and the Arts Emma McBride[4] Dobell NSW
Deputy Chair, Standing Committee on Economics Andrew Leigh[5] Fenner ACT

Partisan mix of the House by state and territory

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Partisan mix of the House by state and territory
State/Territory ranked in partisan order Percentage Liberal-National Percentage Labor Percentage Greens Percentage Independent-Other Liberal-National/Labor/Greens/Other Liberal-National seat plurality
Qld 77% 19% 0% 3% 24/6/0/1 +17
WA 69% 31% 0% 0% 11/5/0/0 +6
NSW 44% 52% 0% 4% 21/25/0/2 -6
SA 40% 50% 0% 10% 4/5/0/1 -2
Tas 40% 40% 0% 20% 2/2/0/1 -1
Vic 39% 55% 3% 3% 15/21/1/1 -8
ACT 0% 100% 0% 0% 0/3/0/0 -3
NT 0% 100% 0% 0% 0/2/0/0 -2
House of Representatives 51% 45% 0.7% 3.3% 77/68/1/5 +2

Notes

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  1. ^ a b c Mike Kelly, the Labor MP for Eden-Monaro, resigned on 30 April 2020. Labor candidate Kristy McBain won the resulting by-election on 4 July 2020.
  2. ^ a b c John McVeigh, the LNP MP for Groom, resigned on 18 September 2020. LNP candidate Garth Hamilton won the resulting by-election on 28 November 2020.
  3. ^ a b Craig Kelly resigned from the Liberal Party on 23 February 2021 and sat on the crossbench as an independent. On 23 August 2021 he joined the United Australia Party.
  4. ^ a b George Christensen resigned from the Liberal National Party on 7 April 2022, just days before the election was called.
  5. ^ The changes to the composition of the House, in chronological order, were M Kelly resigned,[a] McVeigh resigned,[b] C Kelly resigned from the Liberal Party,[c] Christensen resigned from the Liberal National Party,[d]
  6. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s Member of the LNP who sits with the Liberal Party.
  7. ^ a b c d e Member of the LNP who sits with the National Party.
  8. ^ Member of the LNP who sits with the National Party. Between 10 February and 7 December 2020, he sat in neither the National nor Liberal party rooms, and sat as an LNP member with the government.

References

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  1. ^ "Federal Election 2019 Results". ABC Elections. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Retrieved 4 June 2019.
  2. ^ a b corporateName=Commonwealth Parliament; address=Parliament House, Canberra. "Members". www.aph.gov.au. Retrieved 31 May 2022.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
  3. ^ corporateName=Commonwealth Parliament; address=Parliament House, Canberra. "Former Committee Membership". www.aph.gov.au. Retrieved 31 May 2022.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
  4. ^ a b corporateName=Commonwealth Parliament; address=Parliament House, Canberra. "Members". www.aph.gov.au. Retrieved 31 May 2022.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
  5. ^ a b c corporateName=Commonwealth Parliament; address=Parliament House, Canberra. "Members". www.aph.gov.au. Retrieved 31 May 2022.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
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