Members of the Australian House of Representatives, 2007–2010

This is a list of members of the Australian House of Representatives of the 42nd Parliament of Australia (2007–2010), as elected at the 2007 federal election.[1]

There were a total of 150 members. Since the 2007 federal election, and subsequent by-elections and defections, the Labor Party had 83 members and formed the government. The opposition Coalition had a total of 63 members; 54 of whom were Liberal members and nine of which were National members (down one Liberal and one National since the election). In addition, there were four Independents (up from two at the election).

Member Party Electorate State In office
Hon Tony AbbottLiberalWarringahNSW1994–2019
Hon Dick AdamsLaborLyonsTas1993–2013
Hon Anthony AlbaneseLaborGrayndlerNSW1996–present
Hon Kevin AndrewsLiberalMenziesVic1991–present
Hon Fran BaileyLiberalMcEwenVic1990–1993, 1996–2010
Hon Bob BaldwinLiberalPatersonNSW1996–1998, 2001–2016
Hon Arch BevisLaborBrisbaneQld1990–2010
James BidgoodLaborDawsonQld2007–2010
Hon Bruce BillsonLiberalDunkleyVic1996–2016
Sharon BirdLaborCunninghamNSW2004–present
Hon Bronwyn BishopLiberalMackellarNSW1994–2016
Hon Julie BishopLiberalCurtinWA1998–2019
Hon Chris BowenLaborProspectNSW2004–present
David BradburyLaborLindsayNSW2007–2013
Jamie Briggs[2]LiberalMayoSA2008–2016
Russell BroadbentLiberalMcMillanVic1990–1993, 1996–1998
2004–present
Anna BurkeLaborChisholmVic1998–2016
Hon Tony BurkeLaborWatsonNSW2004–present
Mark ButlerLaborPort AdelaideSA2007–present
Hon Anthony ByrneLaborHoltVic1999–present
Jodie CampbellLaborBassTas2007–2010
Nick ChampionLaborWakefieldSA2007–present
Darren CheesemanLaborCorangamiteVic2007–2013
Darren Chester[1]NationalGippslandVic2008–present
Steven CioboLiberalMoncrieffQld2001–2019
Jason ClareLaborBlaxlandNSW2007–present
Hon John CobbNationalCalareNSW2001–2016
Julie CollinsLaborFranklinTas2007–present
Hon Greg CombetLaborCharltonNSW2007–2013
Hon Peter CostelloLiberalHigginsVic1990–2009
Mark CoultonNationalParkesNSW2007–present
Hon Simon CreanLaborHothamVic1990–2013
Michael DanbyLaborMelbourne PortsVic1998–2019
Yvette D'AthLaborPetrieQld2007–2013
Hon Bob DebusLaborMacquarieNSW2007–2010
Hon Alexander Downer[2]LiberalMayoSA1984–2008
Mark DreyfusLaborIsaacsVic2007–present
Hon Peter DuttonLiberalDicksonQld2001–present
Hon Justine ElliotLaborRichmondNSW2004–present
Annette EllisLaborCanberraACT1996–2010
Hon Kate EllisLaborAdelaideSA2004–2019
Hon Dr Craig EmersonLaborRankinQld1998–2013
Hon Pat FarmerLiberalMacarthurNSW2001–2010
Hon Laurie FergusonLaborReidNSW1990–2016
Hon Martin FergusonLaborBatmanVic1996–2013
Hon Joel FitzgibbonLaborHunterNSW1996–present
Paul Fletcher[4]LiberalBradfieldNSW2009–present
John ForrestNationalMalleeVic1993–2013
Hon Peter GarrettLaborKingsford SmithNSW2004–2013
Joanna GashLiberalGilmoreNSW1996–2013
Steve GeorganasLaborHindmarshSA2004–2013, 2016–present
Jennie GeorgeLaborThrosbyNSW2001–2010
Petro GeorgiouLiberalKooyongVic1994–2010
Steve GibbonsLaborBendigoVic1998–2013
Hon Julia GillardLaborLalorVic1998–2013
Hon Gary GrayLaborBrandWA2007–2016
Sharon GriersonLaborNewcastleNSW2001–2013
Hon Alan GriffinLaborBruceVic1993–2016
Barry HaaseLiberalKalgoorlieWA1998–2013
Damian HaleLaborSolomonNT2007–2010
Jill HallLaborShortlandNSW1998–2016
Luke HartsuykerNationalCowperNSW2001–present
Alex HawkeLiberalMitchellNSW2007–present
Hon David HawkerLiberalWannonVic1983–2010
Chris HayesLaborWerriwaNSW2005–present
Hon Joe HockeyLiberalNorth SydneyNSW1996–2015
Kay HullNationalRiverinaNSW1998–2010
Hon Greg HuntLiberalFlindersVic2001–present
Steve IronsLiberalSwanWA2007–present
Julia IrwinLaborFowlerNSW1998–2010
Sharryn JacksonLaborHasluckWA2001–2004, 2007–2010
Harry JenkinsLaborScullinVic1986–2013
Dr Dennis JensenLiberalTangneyWA2004–2016
Michael JohnsonLiberal/Independent[6]RyanQld2001–2010
Hon Bob KatterIndependentKennedyQld1993–present
Michael KeenanLiberalStirlingWA2004–2019
Hon Mike KellyLaborEden-MonaroNSW2007–2013, 2016–2020
Hon Duncan KerrLaborDenisonTas1987–2010
Catherine KingLaborBallaratVic2001–present
Dr Andrew LamingLiberalBowmanQld2004–present
Hon Sussan LeyLiberalFarrerNSW2001–present
Hon Peter LindsayLiberalHerbertQld1996–2010
Kirsten LivermoreLaborCapricorniaQld1998–2013
Hon Robert McClellandLaborBartonNSW1996–2013
Hon Ian MacfarlaneLiberalGroomQld1998–2016
Hon Peter McGauran[1]NationalGippslandVic1983–2008
Hon Maxine McKewLaborBennelongNSW2007–2010
Hon Bob McMullanLaborFraserACT1996–2010
Hon Jenny MacklinLaborJagajagaVic1996–2019
Nola MarinoLiberalForrestWA2007–present
Louise MarkusLiberalGreenwayNSW2004–2016
Richard MarlesLaborCorioVic2007–present
Margaret MayLiberalMcPhersonQld1998–2010
Daryl MelhamLaborBanksNSW1990–2013
Sophie MirabellaLiberalIndiVic2001–2013
Scott MorrisonLiberalCookNSW2007–present
Hon Judi MoylanLiberalPearceWA1993–2013
Hon John MurphyLaborLoweNSW1998–2013
Belinda NealLaborRobertsonNSW2007–2010
Hon Brendan NelsonLiberalBradfieldNSW1996–2009
Shayne NeumannLaborBlairQld2007–present
Paul NevilleNationalHinklerQld1993–2013
Hon Brendan O'ConnorLaborGortonVic2001–present
Kelly O'Dwyer[5]LiberalHigginsVic2009–2019
Rob Oakeshott[3]IndependentLyneNSW2008–2013
Julie OwensLaborParramattaNSW2004–present
Melissa ParkeLaborFremantleWA2007–2016
Hon Chris PearceLiberalAstonVic2001–2010
Graham PerrettLaborMoretonQld2007–present
Hon Tanya PlibersekLaborSydneyNSW1998–present
Hon Roger PriceLaborChifleyNSW1984–2010
Hon Christopher PyneLiberalSturtSA1993–2019
Brett RaguseLaborFordeQld2007–2010
Rowan RamseyLiberalGreySA2007–present
Don RandallLiberalCanningWA1996–1998, 2001–2015
Kerry ReaLaborBonnerQld2007–2010
Bernie RipollLaborOxleyQld1998–2016
Amanda RishworthLaborKingstonSA2007–present
Hon Andrew RobbLiberalGoldsteinVic2004–2016
Stuart RobertLiberalFaddenQld2007–present
Hon Nicola RoxonLaborGellibrandVic1998–2013
Hon Kevin RuddLaborGriffithQld1998–2013
Hon Philip RuddockLiberalBerowraNSW1973–2016
Janelle SaffinLaborPageNSW2007–2013
Alby SchultzLiberalHumeNSW1998–2013
Hon Bruce ScottNationalMaranoaQld1990–2016
Patrick SeckerLiberalBarkerSA1998–2013
Hon Bill ShortenLaborMaribyrnongVic2007–present
Sid SidebottomLaborBraddonTas1998–2004, 2007–2013
Luke SimpkinsLiberalCowanWA2007–2016
Hon Peter SlipperLiberalFisherQld1984–1987, 1993–2013
Hon Stephen SmithLaborPerthWA1993–2013
Hon Tony SmithLiberalCaseyVic2001–present
Hon Warren SnowdonLaborLingiariNT1987–1996, 1998–present
Hon Alex SomlyayLiberalFairfaxQld1990–2013
Dr Andrew SouthcottLiberalBoothbySA1996–2016
Hon Dr Sharman StoneLiberalMurrayVic1996–2016
Jon SullivanLaborLongmanQld2007–2010
Hon Wayne SwanLaborLilleyQld1993–1996, 1998–2019
Mike SymonLaborDeakinVic2007–2013
Hon Lindsay TannerLaborMelbourneVic1993–2010
Craig ThomsonLaborDobellNSW2007–2013
Kelvin ThomsonLaborWillsVic1996–2016
Chris TrevorLaborFlynnQld2007–2010
Hon Warren TrussNationalWide BayQld1990–2016
Hon Wilson TuckeyLiberalO'ConnorWA1980–2010
Hon Malcolm TurnbullLiberalWentworthNSW2004–2018
Jim TurnourLaborLeichhardtQld2007–2010
Hon Mark Vaile[3]NationalLyneNSW1993–2008
Hon Danna ValeLiberalHughesNSW1996–2010
Maria VamvakinouLaborCalwellVic2001–present
Dr Mal WasherLiberalMooreWA1998–2013
Tony WindsorIndependentNew EnglandNSW2001–2013
Jason WoodLiberalLa TrobeVic2004–2010, 2013–present
Tony ZappiaLaborMakinSA2007–present
1 The National MP for Gippsland, Peter McGauran resigned on 4 April 2008; National candidate Darren Chester won the resulting by-election on 28 June.
2 The Liberal MP for Mayo, Alexander Downer, resigned on 14 July 2008. Liberal candidate Jamie Briggs was elected at the resulting by-election on 6 September.
3 The National MP for Lyne, Mark Vaile, resigned on 19 July 2008. Independent candidate and outgoing NSW state MP for Port Macquarie, Rob Oakeshott, won the resulting by-election on 6 September.
4 The Liberal MP for Bradfield, Brendan Nelson, resigned on 19 October 2009. Liberal candidate Paul Fletcher was elected the resulting by-election on 5 December 2009.
5 The Liberal MP for Higgins, Peter Costello, resigned on 19 October 2009. Liberal candidate Kelly O'Dwyer was elected at the resulting by-election on 5 December 2009.
6 The MP for Ryan, Michael Johnson, was expelled from the Liberal Party on 20 May 2010.

See also

References

  1. "Historical information on the Australian Parliament". Parliament of Australia. Retrieved 29 October 2016.
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