Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1992–1995

This is a list of members of the 47th Legislative Assembly of Queensland from 1992 to 1995, as elected at the 1992 state election held on 19 September 1992.[1]

Name Party Electorate Term in office
Len ArdillLaborArcherfield1986–1998
Tom BartonLaborWaterford1992–2006
Denver BeanlandLiberalIndooroopilly1986–2001
Peter BeattieLaborBrisbane Central1989–2007
Neil BennettLaborGladstone1992–1995
Lorraine BirdLaborWhitsunday1989–1998
Rob BorbidgeNationalSurfers Paradise1980–2001
Hon Paul BraddyLaborRockhampton1985–2001
Steve BredhauerLaborCook1989–2004
Darryl BriskeyLaborCleveland1989–2006
John BuddLaborRedlands1992–1995
Hon Tom BurnsLaborLytton1972–1996
Clem CampbellLaborBundaberg1983–1998
Hon Ed CaseyLaborMackay1969–1995
Dr Lesley ClarkLaborBarron River1989–1995, 1998–2006
Hon Pat CombenLaborKedron1983–1995
Hon Ray ConnorLiberalNerang1989–2001
Hon Russell CooperNationalCrows Nest1983–2001
Bill D'ArcyLaborWoodridge1972–1974, 1977–2000
Bruce DavidsonLiberalNoosa1992–2001
Ken DaviesLaborMundingburra1989–1995
Hon Keith De LacyLaborCairns1983–1998
Bob DollinLaborMaryborough1989–1998
Wendy EdmondLaborMount Coot-tha1989–2004
Hon Jim ElderLaborCapalaba1989–2001
Tony ElliottNationalCunningham1974–2001
Gary FenlonLaborGreenslopes1989–1995, 1998–2009
Tony FitzgeraldNationalLockyer1980–1998
Hon Matt FoleyLaborYeronga1989–2004
Hon Jim FourasLaborAshgrove1977–1986, 1989–2006
Judy GaminNationalBurleigh1988–1989, 1992–2001
Hon Bob GibbsLaborBundamba1977–1999
Tom GilmoreNationalTablelands1986–1998
John GossLiberalAspley1989–2001
Hon Wayne GossLaborLogan1983–1998
Allan GriceNationalBroadwater1992–2001
Hon David HamillLaborIpswich1983–2001
Hon Ken HaywardLaborKallangur1986–2009
Graham HealyNationalToowoomba North1992–2001
Howard HobbsNationalWarrego1986–2015
Ray HollisLaborRedcliffe1989–2005
Mike HoranNationalToowoomba South1991–2012
Vaughan JohnsonNationalGregory1989–2015
Bruce LamingLiberalMooloolah1992–2001
Vince LesterNationalKeppel1974–2004
Kev LingardNationalBeaudesert1983–2009
Hon Brian LittleproudNationalWestern Downs1983–2001
Don LivingstoneLaborIpswich West1989–1998, 2001–2006
Hon Terry MackenrothLaborChatsworth1977–2005
Ted Malone [1]NationalMirani1994–2015
Di McCauleyNationalCallide1986–1998
Ken McElligottLaborThuringowa1983–1998
Hon Tony McGradyLaborMount Isa1989–2006
Hon Glen MillinerLaborFerny Grove1977–1998
Rob MitchellNationalCharters Towers1992–2001
Bill NunnLaborHervey Bay1989–1998
Gordon NuttallLaborSandgate1992–2006
Henry PalaszczukLaborInala1984–2006
Jim PearceLaborFitzroy1989–2009, 2015–2017
Trevor PerrettNationalBarambah1988–1998
Hon Warren PittLaborMulgrave1989–1995, 1998–2009
Laurel PowerLaborMansfield1989–1995
Pat PurcellLaborBulimba1992–2009
Peter PykeLaborMount Ommaney1992–1995
Bob QuinnLiberalMerrimac1989–2006
Jim Randell [1]NationalMirani1980–1994
Stephen RobertsonLaborSunnybank1992–2012
Hon Molly RobsonLaborSpringwood1989–1995
Merri RoseLaborCurrumbin1992–2004
Marc RowellNationalHinchinbrook1989–2006
Santo SantoroLiberalClayfield1989–2001
Joan SheldonLiberalCaloundra1990–2004
Fiona SimpsonNationalMaroochydore1992–present
Doug SlackNationalBurnett1986–2001
Hon Geoff SmithLaborTownsville1980–1998
Judy SpenceLaborMount Gravatt1989–2012
Lawrence SpringborgNationalWarwick1989–2017
Len StephanNationalGympie1979–2001
Mark StonemanNationalBurdekin1983–1998
Jon SullivanLaborCaboolture1989–1998
Terry SullivanLaborChermside1991–2006
John SzczerbanikLaborAlbert1989–1995
Hon Neil TurnerNationalNicklin1974–1986, 1991–1998
Ken VaughanLaborNudgee1977–1995
Mick VeiversNationalSouthport1987–2001
Hon Anne WarnerLaborSouth Brisbane1983–1995
Dr David WatsonLiberalMoggill1989–2004
Rod WelfordLaborEverton1989–2009
Hon Dean WellsLaborMurrumba1986–2012
Margaret WoodgateLaborKurwongbah1989–1997
1 On 31 March 1994, the National member for Mirani, Jim Randell, resigned. National candidate Ted Malone won the resulting by-election on 30 April 1994.

See also

References
  1. "Table 1. Precis of results of Queensland state elections 1932 to 2012" (PDF). Queensland Parliament. Retrieved 16 December 2013.
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