Members of the South Australian House of Assembly, 1985–1989

This is a list of members of the South Australian House of Assembly from 1986 to 1989, as elected at the 1985 state election:

Name Party Electorate Term of office
Roy AbbottLaborSpence1975–1989
Hon Jennifer AdamsonLiberalColes1977–1993
Hon Harold AllisonLiberalMount Gambier1975–1997
June ApplebyLaborHayward1982–1989
Hon Peter ArnoldLiberalChaffey1968–1970, 1973–1993
Lynn ArnoldLaborRamsay1979–1994
Dale BakerLiberalVictoria1985–1997
Stephen BakerLiberalMitcham1982–1997
John BannonLaborRoss Smith1977–1993
Heini BeckerLiberalHanson1970–1997
Peter BlackerNationalFlinders1973–1993
Frank BlevinsLaborWhyalla1985–1997
Hon Ted ChapmanLiberalAlexandra1973–1992
Greg CrafterLaborNorwood1979, 1980–1993
Murray De LaineLaborPrice1985–2002
Michael DuiganLaborAdelaide1985–1989
Hon Bruce EastickLiberalLight1970–1993
Martyn EvansIndependentElizabeth1984–1994
Stan EvansIndependent/Liberal [1]Davenport1968–1993
Don FergusonLaborHenley Beach1982–1993
Di GaylerLaborNewland1985–1989
Roger GoldsworthyLiberalKavel1970–1992
Bob GregoryLaborFlorey1982–1993
Terry GroomLaborHartley1977–1979, 1982–1993
Graham GunnLiberalEyre1970–2010
Terry HemmingsLaborNapier1977–1993
Graham IngersonLiberalBragg1983–2002
Kevin HamiltonLaborAlbert Park1979–1993
Hon Dr Don HopgoodLaborBaudin1970–1993
Gavin KeneallyLaborStuart1970–1989
John KlunderLaborTodd1977–1979, 1982–1993
Susan LenehanLaborMawson1982–1993
Peter LewisLiberalMurray-Mallee1979–2006
Kym MayesLaborUnley1982–1993
Terry McRaeLaborPlayford1970–1989
John MeierLiberalGoyder1982–2006
John OlsenLiberalCustance1979–1990, 1992–2002
John OswaldLiberalMorphett1979–2002
Norm PetersonIndependentSemaphore1979–1993
Hon Ron PayneLaborMitchell1970–1989
Keith PlunkettLaborPeake1979–1989
Mike RannLaborBriggs1985–2012
Derek RobertsonLaborBright1985–1989
Jack SlaterLaborGilles1970–1989
John TrainerLaborWalsh1979–1993
Philip TylerLaborFisher1985–1989
Hon David WottonLiberalHeysen1975–2002
1 Stan Evans, the MLA for Davenport and former Liberal MLA for Fisher, had been re-elected as an independent in 1985 after losing a preselection battle against incumbent Liberal and factional opponent Dean Brown. Evans subsequently rejoined the Liberal Party in 1986.
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