Members of the Australian House of Representatives, 2016–2019

This is a list of members of the Australian House of Representatives of the 45th Parliament of Australia (2016–2019).

Composition (May 2019)

Government (73)
Coalition
  Liberal (43)
  Liberal National (21)[lower-roman 1]
  National (9)[lower-roman 2]

Opposition (69)
  Labor (69)

Crossbench (8)
  Greens (1)
  Katter (1)
  Centre Alliance (1)
  National (1)
  Independent (4)[lower-roman 3]

  1. 15 LNP MPs sit in the Liberal party room and 6 in the National party room
  2. 9 National MPs sit with the government; one, Kevin Hogan, sits on the crossbench
  3. Current independent MPs: Andrew Wilkie (Denison), Cathy McGowan (Indi), Kerryn Phelps (Wentworth), Julia Banks (Chisholm).

The 45th Parliament, elected on 2 July 2016, was sworn in on its opening on 30 August 2016.[lower-alpha 8]

Member Party Electorate State In office
Hon Tony Abbott LiberalWarringahNSW1994–2019
Hon Anthony Albanese LaborGrayndlerNSW1996–present
John Alexander OAM [lower-alpha 2] LiberalBennelongNSW
  • 2010–2017;
  • 2017–present
Anne Aly LaborCowanWA2016–present
Hon Karen Andrews Liberal National [lower-roman 1]McPhersonQld2010–present
Hon Kevin Andrews LiberalMenziesVic1991–present
Adam Bandt GreensMelbourneVic2010–present
Julia Banks Liberal/Independent [lower-alpha 7]ChisholmVic2016–2019
Hon Sharon Bird LaborCunninghamNSW2004–present
Hon Julie Bishop LiberalCurtinWA1998–2019
Hon Chris Bowen LaborMcMahonNSW2004–present
Andrew Broad NationalMalleeVic2013–2019
Russell Broadbent LiberalMcMillanVic
  • 1990–1993;
  • 1996–1998;
  • 2004–present
Gai Brodtmann LaborCanberraACT2010–2019
Scott Buchholz Liberal National [lower-roman 1]WrightQld2010–present
Hon Tony Burke LaborWatsonNSW2004–present
Linda Burney LaborBartonNSW2016–present
Hon Mark Butler LaborPort AdelaideSA2007–present
Terri Butler LaborGriffithQld2014–present
Hon Anthony Byrne LaborHoltVic1999–present
Jim Chalmers LaborRankinQld2013–present
Nick Champion LaborWakefieldSA2007–present
Hon Darren Chester NationalGippslandVic2008–present
Lisa Chesters LaborBendigoVic2013–present
George Christensen Liberal National [lower-roman 2]DawsonQld2010–present
Hon Steven Ciobo Liberal National [lower-roman 1]MoncrieffQld2001–2019
Hon Jason Clare LaborBlaxlandNSW2007–present
Sharon Claydon LaborNewcastleNSW2013–present
David Coleman LiberalBanksNSW2013–present
Hon Julie Collins LaborFranklinTas2007–present
Pat Conroy LaborShortlandNSW2013–present
Mark Coulton NationalParkesNSW2007–present
Chris Crewther LiberalDunkleyVic2016–2019
Hon Michael Danby LaborMelbourne PortsVic1998–2019
Milton Dick LaborOxleyQld2016–present
Hon Mark Dreyfus QC LaborIsaacsVic2007–present
Damian Drum NationalMurrayVic2016–present
Hon Peter Dutton Liberal National [lower-roman 1]DicksonQld2001–present
Hon Justine Elliot LaborRichmondNSW2004–present
Hon Kate Ellis LaborAdelaideSA2004–2019
Hon Warren Entsch Liberal National [lower-roman 1]LeichhardtQld
  • 1996–2007;
  • 2010–present
Trevor Evans Liberal National [lower-roman 1]BrisbaneQld2016–present
Jason Falinski LiberalMackellarNSW2016–present
Hon David Feeney [lower-alpha 3] LaborBatmanVic2013–2018
Hon Joel Fitzgibbon LaborHunterNSW1996–present
Hon Paul Fletcher LiberalBradfieldNSW2009–present
Nicolle Flint LiberalBoothbySA2016–present
Mike Freelander LaborMacarthurNSW2016–present
Hon Josh Frydenberg LiberalKooyongVic2010–present
Andrew Gee NationalCalareNSW2016–present
Steve Georganas LaborHindmarshSA
  • 2004–2013;
  • 2016–present
Andrew Giles LaborScullinVic2013–present
David Gillespie NationalLyneNSW2013–present
Ian Goodenough LiberalMooreWA2013–present
Patrick Gorman [lower-alpha 5] LaborPerthWA2018–present
Luke Gosling LaborSolomonNT2016–present
Tim Hammond [lower-alpha 5] LaborPerthWA2016–2018
Ross Hart LaborBassTas2016–2019
Hon Luke Hartsuyker NationalCowperNSW2001–2019
Andrew Hastie LiberalCanningWA2015–present
Hon Alex Hawke LiberalMitchellNSW2007–present
Chris Hayes LaborFowlerNSW2005–present
Sarah Henderson LiberalCorangamiteVic2013–2019
Julian Hill LaborBruceVic2016–present
Kevin Hogan NationalPageNSW2013–present
Luke Howarth Liberal National [lower-roman 1]PetrieQld2013–present
Hon Greg Hunt LiberalFlindersVic2001–present
Emma Husar LaborLindsayNSW2016–2019
Hon Ed Husic LaborChifleyNSW2010–present
Steve Irons LiberalSwanWA2007–present
Stephen Jones LaborWhitlamNSW2010–present
Hon Barnaby Joyce[lower-alpha 1] NationalNew EnglandNSW
  • 2013–2017;
  • 2017–present
Hon Bob Katter Katter's AustralianKennedyQld1993–present
Ged Kearney [lower-alpha 3] LaborBatmanVic2018–present
Justine Keay [lower-alpha 4] LaborBraddonTas
  • 2016–2018;
  • 2018–2019
Hon Michael Keenan LiberalStirlingWA2004–2019
Craig Kelly LiberalHughesNSW2010–present
Hon Mike Kelly AM LaborEden-MonaroNSW
  • 2007–2013;
  • 2016–2020
Matt Keogh LaborBurtWA2016–present
Peter Khalil LaborWillsVic2016–present
Hon Catherine King LaborBallaratVic2001–present
Madeleine King LaborBrandWA2016–present
Susan Lamb [lower-alpha 4] LaborLongmanQld
  • 2016–2018;
  • 2018–2019
Andrew Laming Liberal National [lower-roman 1]BowmanQld2004–present
Michelle Landry Liberal National [lower-roman 2]CapricorniaQld2013–present
Hon Craig Laundy LiberalReidNSW2013–2019
Julian Leeser LiberalBerowraNSW2016–present
Hon Andrew Leigh LaborFennerACT2010–present
Hon Sussan Ley LiberalFarrerNSW2001–present
David Littleproud Liberal National [lower-roman 2]MaranoaQld2016–present
Hon Jenny Macklin LaborJagajagaVic1996–2019
Nola Marino LiberalForrestWA2007–present
Hon Richard Marles LaborCorioVic2007–present
Emma McBride LaborDobellNSW2016–present
Hon Michael McCormack NationalRiverinaNSW2010–present
Cathy McGowan AO IndependentIndiVic2013–2019
John McVeigh Liberal National [lower-roman 1]GroomQld2016–2020
Brian Mitchell LaborLyonsTas2016–present
Rob Mitchell LaborMcEwenVic2010–present
Hon Scott Morrison LiberalCookNSW2007–present
Ben Morton LiberalTangneyWA2016–present
Hon Shayne Neumann LaborBlairQld2007–present
Llew O'Brien Liberal National [lower-roman 2]Wide BayQld2016–present
Ted O'Brien Liberal National [lower-roman 1]FairfaxQld2016–present
Hon Brendan O'Connor LaborGortonVic2001–present
Ken O'Dowd Liberal National [lower-roman 2]FlynnQld2010–present
Hon Kelly O'Dwyer LiberalHigginsVic2009–2019
Clare O'Neil LaborHothamVic2013–present
Cathy O'Toole LaborHerbertQld2016–2019
Julie Owens LaborParramattaNSW2004–present
Tony Pasin LiberalBarkerSA2013–present
Graham Perrett LaborMoretonQld2007–present
Kerryn Phelps AM [lower-alpha 6] IndependentWentworthNSW2018–2019
Hon Keith Pitt Liberal National [lower-roman 2]HinklerQld2013–present
Hon Tanya Plibersek LaborSydneyNSW1998–present
Hon Christian Porter LiberalPearceWA2013–present
Hon Jane Prentice Liberal National [lower-roman 1]RyanQld2010–2019
Melissa Price LiberalDurackWA2013–present
Hon Christopher Pyne LiberalSturtSA1993–2019
Rowan Ramsey LiberalGreySA2007–present
Hon Amanda Rishworth LaborKingstonSA2007–present
Hon Stuart Robert Liberal National [lower-roman 1]FaddenQld2007–present
Michelle Rowland LaborGreenwayNSW2010–present
Joanne Ryan LaborLalorVic2013–present
Rebekha Sharkie [lower-alpha 4] Nick Xenophon Team/Centre AllianceMayoSA
  • 2016–2018;
  • 2018–present
Hon Bill Shorten LaborMaribyrnongVic2007–present
Hon Tony Smith LiberalCaseyVic2001–present
Hon Warren Snowdon LaborLingiariNT
  • 1987–1996;
  • 1998–present
Anne Stanley LaborWerriwaNSW2016–present
Ann Sudmalis LiberalGilmoreNSW2013–2019
Michael Sukkar LiberalDeakinVic2013–present
Hon Wayne Swan LaborLilleyQld
  • 1993–1996;
  • 1998–2019
Meryl Swanson LaborPatersonNSW2016–present
Hon Angus Taylor LiberalHumeNSW2013–present
Hon Dan Tehan LiberalWannonVic2010–present
Susan Templeman LaborMacquarieNSW2016–present
Hon Matt Thistlethwaite LaborKingsford SmithNSW2013–present
Hon Alan Tudge LiberalAstonVic2010–present
Hon Malcolm Turnbull [lower-alpha 6] LiberalWentworthNSW2004–2018
Maria Vamvakinou LaborCalwellVic2001–present
Bert van Manen Liberal National [lower-roman 1]FordeQld2010–present
Ross Vasta Liberal National [lower-roman 1]BonnerQld
  • 2004–2007;
  • 2010–present
Andrew Wallace Liberal National [lower-roman 1]FisherQld2016–present
Tim Watts LaborGellibrandVic2013–present
Lucy Wicks LiberalRobertsonNSW2013–present
Andrew Wilkie IndependentDenisonTas2010–present
Josh Wilson [lower-alpha 4] LaborFremantleWA
  • 2016–2018;
  • 2018–present
Rick Wilson LiberalO'ConnorWA2013–present
Tim Wilson LiberalGoldsteinVic2016–present
Jason Wood LiberalLa TrobeVic
  • 2004–2010;
  • 2013–present
Hon Ken Wyatt AM LiberalHasluckWA2010–present
Tony Zappia LaborMakinSA2007–present
Trent Zimmerman LiberalNorth SydneyNSW2015–present

Notes

  1. On 27 October 2017, the High Court of Australia found Nationals MP Barnaby Joyce (New England) ineligible to be a member of parliament. A by-election was held on 2 December 2017, with Joyce regaining the seat.
  2. On 11 November 2017, Liberal MP John Alexander (Bennelong) resigned, following concerns that he held British citizenship by descent. A by-election was held on 16 December 2017, with Alexander regaining the seat after having renounced his citizenship.
  3. On 1 February 2018, Labor MP David Feeney (Batman) resigned, following concerns that he held British citizenship by descent. Labor candidate Ged Kearney won the resulting by-election on 17 March 2018.
  4. On 9 May 2018, the High Court ruled Senator Katy Gallagher ineligible due to her British citizenship by descent at nomination. Labor MPs Justine Keay, Susan Lamb, and Josh Wilson resigned on 10 May following the judgment. Centre Alliance MP Rebekha Sharkie resigned on 11 May. Keay, Lamb, Sharkie and Wilson regained their seats in by-elections for Braddon, Longman, Mayo and Fremantle respectively held on 28 July 2018.
  5. On 10 May 2018, Labor MP Tim Hammond (Perth) resigned. Labor candidate Patrick Gorman won the resulting by-election on 28 July 2018.
  6. On 31 August 2018, Liberal MP and former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull (Wentworth) resigned. Independent candidate Kerryn Phelps won the resulting by-election on 20 October 2018.
  7. On 27 November 2018, Liberal MP Julia Banks (Chisholm) resigned from the Liberal Party to sit on the crossbench as an independent.
  8. The changes to the composition of the House, in chronological order, were Joyce ineligible,[lower-alpha 1] Alexander resigned,[lower-alpha 2] Feeney resigned,[lower-alpha 3] Keay, Lamb, Wilson & Sharkie resigned,[lower-alpha 4] Hammond resigned,[lower-alpha 5] Turnbull resigned,[lower-alpha 6] Julia Banks resigned from the Liberal party,[lower-alpha 7]
  1. A member of the LNP who sits with the Liberal Party.
  2. A member of the LNP who sits with the National Party.

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