Members of the Victorian Legislative Assembly, 1976–1979

This is a list of members of the Victorian Legislative Assembly from 1976 to 1979, as elected at the 1976 state election:

Name Party Electorate Term in office
Derek AmosLaborMorwell1970–1981
Hon Tom AustinLiberalRipon1972–1992
Hon Jim BalfourLiberalNarracan1955–1982
Norman BillingLiberalSpringvale1967–1979
Hayden BirrellLiberalGeelong West1961–1982
Bill BorthwickLiberalMonbulk1960–1982
Cec BurginLiberalPolwarth1970–1985
John CainLaborBundoora1976–1992
Ian CathieLaborCarrum1976–1988
Geoff ColemanLiberalSyndal1976–1982, 1985–1999
Peter CollinsLiberalNoble Park1976–1982
George CoxLiberalMitcham1976–1982
Steve CrabbLaborKnox1976–1992
Max CrellinLiberalSandringham1970–1982
Jack CulpinLaborGlenroy1976–1988
Hon Brian DixonLiberalSt Kilda1964–1982
Hon Val DoubeLaborAlbert Park1950–1961, 1970–1979
Hon Roberts DunstanLiberalDromana1956–1982
Bill EberyLiberalMidlands1973–1985
Tom EdmundsLaborAscot Vale1967–1988
Bruce EvansNationalGippsland East1961–1992
Tom EvansLiberalBallarat North1960–1988
Bill FogartyLaborSunshine1973–1988
Robert FordhamLaborFootscray1970–1992
Charles FrancisLiberal/Independent [2]Caulfield1976–1979
Jack GiniferLaborKeilor1966–1982
Phil GudeLiberalGeelong East1976–1979, 1985–1999
Athol Guy [5]LiberalGisborne1971–1979
Hon Rupert HamerLiberalKew1971–1981
Eddie HannNationalRodney1973–1989
Hon Geoff HayesLiberalWantirna1967–1982
Clyde Holding [4]LaborRichmond1962–1977
Neville HudsonLiberalWerribee1976–1979
Ken JasperNationalMurray Valley1976–2010
Doug JenningsLiberal/Independent [2]Westernport1976–1979
Hon Walter JonaLiberalHawthorn1964–1985
Barry Jones [3]LaborMelbourne1972–1977
Hon Jeff KennettLiberalBurwood1976–1999
Carl KirkwoodLaborPreston1970–1988
Norman LacyLiberalWarrandyte1973–1982
Hon Lou LiebermanLiberalBenambra1976–1992
Alan LindLaborDandenong1952–1955, 1969–1979
Sam LoxtonLiberalPrahran1955–1979
Donald MackinnonLiberalBox Hill1976–1982
Hon Rob MaclellanLiberalBerwick1970–2002
Peter McArthurLiberalRingwood1976–1982
Jim McCabeNationalLowan1964–1967, 1970–1979
Daryl McClureLiberalBendigo1973–1982
Neil McInnesNationalGippsland South1973–1982
Don McKellarLiberalPortland1967–1970, 1973–1985
Ian McLarenLiberalBennettswood1945–1947, 1965–1979
Jack MuttonIndependentCoburg1967–1979
Jeannette PatrickLiberalBrighton1976–1985
Jim PlowmanLiberalEvelyn1973–1982, 1985–1999
Hon Joe RaffertyLiberalGlenhuntly1955–1979
Hon Jim RamsayLiberalBalwyn1973–1988
Llew ReeseLiberalHeatherton1967–1979
Keith Remington [3]LaborMelbourne1977–1988
John RichardsonLiberalForest Hill1976–2002
Tom RoperLaborBrunswick1973–1994
Peter Ross-EdwardsNationalShepparton1967–1991
Hon Alan ScanlanLiberalOakleigh1961–1979
Theo Sidiropoulos [4]LaborRichmond1977–1988
Jim SimmondsLaborReservoir1969–1992
Jack SimpsonLaborNiddrie1976–1988
Bruce SkeggsLiberalIvanhoe1973–1982
Aurel SmithLiberalSouth Barwon1967–1982
Hon Ian SmithLiberalWarrnambool1967–1983, 1985–1999
Bill StephenLiberalBallarat South1964–1979
Gordon StirlingLaborWilliamstown1973–1988
Bob SuggettLiberalBentleigh1955–1979
Bill TempletonLiberalMentone1967–1985
Hon Lindsay ThompsonLiberalMalvern1970–1982
Pauline Toner [1]LaborGreensborough1977–1989
Neil TreziseLaborGeelong North1964–1992
Tom TrewinNationalBenalla1961–1982
Monte Vale [1]LiberalGreensborough1967–1970, 1973, 1973–1977
Graeme WeidemanLiberalFrankston1976–1982, 1985–1996
Hon Sir Kenneth WheelerLiberalEssendon1958–1979
Milton WhitingNationalMildura1962–1988
Frank WilkesLaborNorthcote1957–1988
Morris WilliamsLiberalDoncaster1973–1988
John WiltonLaborBroadmeadows1962–1985
Alan WoodLiberalSwan Hill1973–1983
1 On 10 September 1977, the Liberal member for Greensborough, Monte Vale, died. Labor candidate Pauline Toner won the resulting by-election on 5 November 1977.
2 Two Liberal MLAs, Charles Francis (Caulfield) and Doug Jennings (Westernport) were expelled from the Liberal Party in September 1977 after abstaining on an opposition no-confidence motion over Housing Commission of Victoria land deals. Both MLAs served out their terms as independents.
3 In November 1977, the Labor member for Melbourne, Barry Jones, resigned to contest the federal seat of Lalor at the 1977 federal election. Labor candidate Keith Remington won the resulting by-election on 17 December 1977.
4 In November 1977, the Labor member for Richmond, Clyde Holding, resigned to contest the federal seat of Melbourne Ports at the 1977 federal election. Labor candidate Theo Sidiropoulos won the resulting by-election on 17 December 1977.
5 Gisborne Liberal MLA Athol Guy resigned due to ill health in March 1979. No by-election was held due to the imminent 1979 state election.
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