52nd Parl Record

Queensland Parliamentary
Record
The 52nd Parliament
10 October 2006 - 23 February 2009
QUEENSLAND STATE ELECTORATES

2006 Election
As at END OF 52nd Parliament
For further detail re Brisbane, Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast; see inside back cover.
Legend
Australian Labor Party - 58
Liberal National Party - 25
Independents - 4
One Nation - 1
The Greens - 1
Notes
LNP formation 9 September 2008.
Indooroopilly - ALP to The Greens - 5
October 2008.
Total Queensland enrolment at close of
rolls on 28 February 2009 - 2,657,701.
QUEENSLAND PARLIAMENTARY RECORD

The 52nd Parliament
Twelfth edition 2009
First published 1977

Second edition 1979
Third edition 1983
Fourth edition 1985
Fifth edition 1988
Sixth edition 1991
Seventh edition 1994
Eighth edition 1997
Ninth edition 2000
Tenth edition 2004*
Eleventh edition 2006
Twelfth edition 2009
Front Cover
Parliament House is one of Queenslands main heritage buildings and
has been the location of the Queensland Parliament since the buildings
completion in August 1868. From 1860 to 1868, Parliament met in the
Old Convict Barracks in Queen Street which were situated across from the
present-day Myer Centre. This photograph depicts the Porte-Cochere of the
main George Street entrance. This was only added in 1982, despite having
appeared on the original plans for the building.
* The Queensland Parliamentary Record was previously known as the

Queensland Parliamentary Handbook (First to Ninth editions).
HER EXCELLENCY MS PENELOPE WENSLEY, AO

25TH GOVERNOR OF QUEENSLAND FROM 29 JULY 2008
Penelope Wensley was born in Toowoomba and educated at Penrith High School in NSW and the Rosa
Bassett Grammar School for Girls, London. Returning to Queensland for her university studies, she
completed a Bachelor of Arts degree with First Class Honours at The University of Queensland in 1967.
Following graduation she fulfilled a long-held ambition to join the Australian Foreign Service, selected
as the only woman in the 1968 intake of diplomatic cadets.
From 1968 to 2008, she pursued a highly distinguished career as a diplomat, representing Australia in a
wide range of overseas posts and senior policy positions. Among her prestigious diplomatic appointments,
she serviced as Australia's Ambassador to the United Nations for seven years, in both Geneva and New
York, as Ambassador for the Environment, High Commissioner to India and Ambassador to France.
In 1994, The University of Queensland named her as the first woman Alumnus of the Year, and also
awarded her an Honorary Doctorate. In 2001, she was appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia
(AO), for her distinguished contribution to Australia's international relations. She has also been awarded
an Honorary Doctorate by Griffith University.
Ms Wensley and her Nambour-born husband, Stuart McCosker, a fellow UQ graduate, were married in
Brisbane in 1974. They have two adult daughters, both lawyers. Ms Wensley's interests include reading,
especially biographies, family history, Queensland history and all aspects of the visual and performing arts.
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HER EXCELLENCY MS QUENTIN BRYCE, AC

GOVERNOR OF QUEENSLAND 29 JULY 2003 - 29 JULY 2008
Ms Quentin Bryce was educated at Moreton Bay College, Brisbane, and later at the University of
Queensland where she graduated with the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws. In 1965,
she was one of the first Queensland women to be admitted to the Queensland Bar.
From 1968 to 1983, Ms Bryce taught in the Faculty of Law at the University of Queensland.
In 1984, Quentin Bryce was appointed inaugural Director of the Queensland Womens Information
Service, Office of the Status of Women, Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet. In 1987, she became
Queensland Director of the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission. From 1988 to 1993,
Ms Bryce served as Federal Sex Discrimination Commissioner, and in the period 1993 to 1996, she was
founding Chair and Chief Executive Officer of the National Childcare Accreditation Council. From 1997
to her appointment as Governor of Queensland in 2003, Quentin Bryce was Principal and Chief Executive
Officer of The Womens College within the University of Sydney, New South Wales.
In recognition of her service to the community, particularly women and children, Ms Bryce was appointed
an Officer of the Order of Australia in 1988, and elevated to a Companion of the Order of Australia in
2003. She was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Laws by Macquarie University (New South Wales) in
1998, and an Honorary Doctorate of Letters by Charles Sturt University (New South Wales) in 2002.
Quentin Bryce and her husband, Michael, were married in 1964. They have two daughters and three
sons, and five grandchildren.
On 5 September 2008 Ms Bryce was sworn in as the twenty-fifth Governor General of Australia.
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THE HONOURABLE MIKE REYNOLDS MP AM

SPEAKER OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF QUEENSLAND
10 OCTOBER 2006 - 20 APRIL 2009
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QUEENSLAND PARLIAMENTARY RECORD
The 52nd Parliament
10 October 2006 - 23 February 2009
QUEENSLAND PARLIAMENTARY LIBRARY

BRISBANE 2009
Parliament of Queensland website: www.parliament.qld.gov.au
ISSN 1449-2083
Printed by GEON, Brisbane
Queensland Parliamentary Library, 2009
CONTENTS

Governor - Portraits and Biographical Notes

The Speaker
Contents
Photo Collage
Preface
Part 1 The Fifty-Second Parliament (2006-2009)

Members by Electorate
Alphabetical List of Members
Members of the 52nd Parliament
Members resigning during 52nd Parliament
Parliamentary Service Executive Management
Parliamentary Service Organisational Structure
Parliamentary Committees of the 52nd Parliament
Part 2 Historical Information relating to Queensland Parliament

Governors and Deputy Governors of Queensland

Premiers
Ministries
Parliamentary Secretaries
Opposition Shadow Ministries
Portfolio List
Leaders, Parliamentary Parties
Opposition Leaders
Speakers of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland
Longest Term in Office of Speaker
Chairmen of Committees of the Legislative Assembly
Parliamentary Whips
Legislative Council Presidents
Chairmen of Committees of the Legislative Council
Record Terms of Service
Women Members of the Legislative Assembly
Duration and Length of Parliamentary Sessions
Principal Permanent Officers of the Parliament
Alphabetical Register of Members of the Legislative Assembly 1860-2009

and of the Legislative Council 1860-1922
List of Queensland Political Parties: Members of which have been

elected to the Queensland Legislative Assembly
Representatives of Queensland State Electorates 1860 - 2009
Key Dates and Events in Queensland Electoral and Parliamentary History
State-Sponsored Referendums
Queensland General Election Dates 1860-1929
Abbreviations
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Regional Parliament
The Far North Queensland sitting of Parliament in Cairns (28-30 October 2008) was the third time in its history that the Parliament met outside of Brisbane. The
sitting was an opportunity for Far North Queensland students and the general public to experience democracy in action. Over 5,200 people attended over the three
days of sittings, including almost 2,000 school students. The Wednesday evening Question time session was attended by 755 people and was also interpreted into
Auslan sign-language for members of the Far North Queensland deaf community who were in attendance.
photo Drew Fitzgibbon 2007
Left to Right: Brett Casey; Speaker Mike Reynolds; Matt Ickiewicz; Carolyn Male MP; and David Gibson MP.
National Week of Deaf People

The Queensland Parliament participated in the National Week of Deaf People on 17 October 2007, by
having Question Time interpreted into Auslan sign language for visiting members of the deaf community.
The event was jointly organised by Deaf Services Queensland (DSQ), the Parliaments Community
Engagement Unit and MPs David Gibson and Carolyn Male.
Wind Yarn
In May 2007, John Pene-Formosa was
commissioned as the Parliaments first artistin-residence to produce an official didgeridoo
for the parliament. The Wind Yarn is a
didgeridoo that symbolises reconciliation in
Queensland. The Wind Yarn was unveiled on
15 November 2007 and is displayed alongside
the Parliaments Mace and is used on special
ceremonial occasions.
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Indigenous Liaison Officer Appointment

Speaker Mike Reynolds congratulates Mr Brett Nutley on his appointment as the Queensland Parliaments
Indigenous Liaison Officer in January 2008. The Queensland Parliament was the first Australian parliament
to appoint an Indigenous Liaison Officer.
Abergowrie Youth Parliament

The Abergowrie Youth Parliament was held on 22 April 2008 at Abergowrie College in North Queensland.
This event saw 90 secondary students from Abergowrie College, Ingham State High School and Gilroy
Santa Maria College debate a range of youth issues. The Abergowrie Youth Parliament was jointly
presided over by local Members of Parliament, Mike Reynolds, Member for Townsville and Andrew
Cripps, Member for Hinchinbrook.
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Flag Raising Ceremony

Speaker Mike Reynolds was joined by
members of the Brisbane Council of
Elders and representative of Torres Strait
Islanders, Mr Thomas Sebasio, to watch as
the Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander
flags were hoisted for the first time in front
of Parliament House on 22 May 2007.
Under Speaker Reynolds two important
initiatives in the recognition of Indigenous
peoples in the Queensland Parliament
were implemented. The first was that the
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags
were permanently flown along with the
Australian and Queensland flags in front
of Parliament House and also located
within the Legislative Assembly Chamber.
Secondly, the traditional owners of the land
on which the Queensland Parliament stands
are now acknowledged at the start of each
sitting day.
Online Broadcast
The online broadcast of proceedings of the Queensland Parliament commenced in June 2007. Staff from
the Parliamentary Reporting Service remotely operate cameras located in the Parliamentary Chamber
and broadcast the footage live over the Parliaments internet site.
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PREFACE
The Queensland Parliamentary Record for the 52nd Parliament (10 October 2006 23 February
2009) continues to be a rich, concise and comprehensive information source for all users about
the parliamentary careers of present and past Members of the Queensland Parliament and records
of the Parliament itself since 1860.
Although the Parliamentary Record constitutes a record of the life of the 52nd Parliament, all
of the historical tables and records are now available on the Queensland Parliaments website
at www.parliament.qld.gov.au, as is current information about the Members and the Parliament.
This information is compiled by staff within the Community Engagement Unit of the Parliament.
It is now a key feature of the Parliamentary Record to celebrate significant events in the course
of a Parliament by the inclusion of a photo collage of important milestones and events, such as
the regional sitting of Parliament held in Cairns 28-30 October 2008.
Under Speaker Reynolds, two initiatives were implemented in relation to Parliaments recognition
of Indigenous peoples of Queensland. Firstly on the 22nd May 2007, the Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander flags were permanently flown along with the Australian and Queensland flags in front
of Parliament House and also located within the Legislative Assembly Chamber. Secondly, the
traditional owners of the land on which the Queensland Parliament stands are now acknowledged
at the start of each sitting day.
In addition, in this edition, information about Shadow Ministries has been enhanced.
Updating of the material for the Record of the 52nd parliament has been a combined effort of
staff of the Parliamentary Library and Community Engagement Unit. Particular thanks are owed
to Kalimna Hawkins and Tim Moroney of Community Engagement, and Melissa Cook, Roslin
Bailey and Eve Francis as well as Research and Information staff of the Parliamentary Library.
The Department of Natural Resources provided the original electorate maps used as the basis for
the end covers, with the kind permission of the Queensland Electoral Commission.
Finally, the Library would appreciate notification of any discrepancies or errors found by readers.
Please contact the Parliamentary Librarian on (07) 3406 7280.
MARY SEEFRIED
Parliamentary Librarian
GLENDA EMMERSON
Manager, Community Engagement
9 November 2009
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2006 Election
As at BEGINNING of 52nd Parliament
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Legend
National Party - 17
Liberal Party - 8
Independents - 4
One Nation - 1
Notes
Total Queensland enrolment at close of rolls
on 19 August 2006 - 2,484,479
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PART ONE
THE FIFTY-SECOND PARLIAMENT

The 52nd Parliament commenced on
10 October 2006 and was dissolved
on 23 February 2009.
The 52nd Parliament
MEMBERS BY ELECTORATE

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Albert................................. Keech, MM
Algester............................. Struthers, KL
Ashgrove........................... Jones, KJ
Aspley............................... Barry, VL
Barron River...................... Wettenhall, SPA
Beaudesert......................... Lingard, KR
Brisbane Central................ Grace, G
Broadwater........................ Croft, P-K
Bulimba............................. Purcell, PD
Bundaberg......................... Dempsey, JM
Bundamba......................... Miller, J-AR
Burdekin............................ Menkens, RN
Burleigh............................. Smith, CA
Burnett............................... Messenger, RD
Cairns................................ Boyle, DC
Callide............................... Seeney, JW
Caloundra.......................... McArdle, MF
Capalaba............................ Choi, MW-M
Charters Towers................. Knuth, SA
Chatsworth........................ Bombolas, C
Clayfield............................ Nicholls, TJ
Cleveland........................... Weightman, PJ
Cook.................................. O'Brien, JD
Cunningham...................... Copeland, SW
Currumbin......................... Stuckey, JA
Darling Downs.................. Hopper, RG
Everton.............................. Welford, RJ
Ferny Grove...................... Wilson, GJ
Fitzroy............................... Pearce, J
Gaven................................ Gray, PR
Gladstone........................... Cunningham, EA
Glass House....................... Male, CT
Greenslopes....................... Fenlon, GB
Gregory............................. Johnson, VG
Gympie.............................. Gibson, DF
Hervey Bay........................ McNamara, AI
Hinchinbrook..................... Cripps, AP
Inala................................... Palaszczuk, A
Indooroopilly..................... Lee, RO
Ipswich.............................. Nolan, RG
Ipswich West..................... Wendt, WE
Kallangur........................... Hayward, KW
Kawana.............................. Dickson, SL
Keppel............................... Hoolihan, PA
Kurwongbah...................... Lavarch, LD
Lockyer............................. Rickuss, IP
Logan................................. Mickel, RJ
Lytton ............................... Lucas, PT
Mackay.............................. Mulherin, TS
Mansfield........................... Reeves, PG
Maroochydore................... Simpson, FS
Maryborough..................... Foley, CJ
Mirani................................ Malone, GE
Moggill.............................. Flegg, BS
Mount Coot-tha................. Fraser, AP
Mount Gravatt................... Spence, JC
Mount Isa.......................... Kiernan, BM
Mount Ommaney.............. Attwood, JM
Mudgeeraba....................... Reilly, DA
Mulgrave........................... Pitt, FW
Mundingburra.................... Nelson-Carr, LH
Murrumba.......................... Wells, DM
Nanango............................ Pratt, DR
Nicklin............................... Wellington, PW
Noosa................................ Elmes, GW
Nudgee.............................. Roberts, NS
Pumicestone...................... Sullivan, CE
Redcliffe............................ van Litsenburg, ECM
Redlands............................ English, JM
Robina............................... Stevens, RA
Rockhampton.................... Schwarten, RE
Sandgate............................ Darling, VE
South Brisbane.................. Bligh, AM
Southern Downs................ Springborg, LJ
Southport........................... Lawlor, PJ
Springwood....................... Stone, BG
Stafford.............................. Hinchliffe, SJ
Stretton.............................. Robertson, S
Surfers Paradise................. Langbroek, J-PH
Tablelands......................... Lee Long, RT
Thuringowa....................... Wallace, CA
Toowoomba North............ Shine, KG
Toowoomba South............ Horan, MJ
Townsville......................... Reynolds, MF
Warrego............................. Hobbs, HWT
Waterford........................... Moorhead, ER
Whitsunday....................... Jarratt, JH
Woodridge......................... Scott, DC
Yeerongpilly...................... Finn, SD
Brisbane Central.
Grace, G (ALP) elected 13.10.2007

By-election following resignation of Beattie, PD (ALP)
13.09.2007
Queensland Parliamentary Record
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MEMBERS

Attwood, JM...............Mt Ommaney.......... ALP

Barry, VL . .................Aspley..................... ALP
Bligh, AM...................South Brisbane........ ALP
Bombolas, C...............Chatsworth.............. ALP
Boyle, DC...................Cairns...................... ALP
Choi, MW-M..............Capalaba.................. ALP
Copeland, SW............Cunningham............ NPA 2
Cripps, AP..................Hinchinbrook.......... NPA 2
Croft, P-K...................Broadwater.............. ALP
Cunningham, EA........Gladstone.................IND
Darling, VE................Sandgate.................. ALP
Dempsey, JM..............Bundaberg............... NPA 2
Dickson, SL................Kawana ................... LIB 2
Elmes, GW.................Noosa....................... LIB 2
English, JM................Redlands ................ ALP
Fenlon, GB.................Greenslopes............. ALP
Finn, SD.....................Yeerongpilly............ ALP
Flegg, BS....................Moggill.................... LIB 2
Foley, CJ.....................Maryborough...........IND
Fraser, AP...................Mt Coot-tha............. ALP
Gibson, DF ................Gympie.................... NPA 2
Grace, G.....................Brisbane Central..... ALP
Gray, PR ....................Gaven...................... ALP
Hayward, KW............Kallangur................ ALP
Hinchliffe, SJ..............Stafford................... ALP
Hobbs, HWT..............Warrego................... NPA 2
Hoolihan, PA..............Keppel..................... ALP
Hopper, RG................Darling Downs........ NPA 2
Horan, MJ...................Toowoomba South.. NPA 2
Jarratt, JH...................Whitsunday............. ALP
Johnson, VG...............Gregory................... NPA 2
Jones, KJ....................Ashgrove................. ALP
Keech, MM................Albert ..................... ALP
Kiernan, BM...............Mount Isa................ ALP
Knuth, SA...................Charters Towers...... NPA 2
Langbroek, J-PH........Surfers Paradise....... LIB 2
Lavarch, LD...............Kurwongbah............ ALP
Lawlor, PJ...................Southport ............... ALP
Lee, RO......................Indooroopilly.......... ALP 3
Lee Long, RT.............Tablelands.................ON
Lingard, KR................Beaudesert............... NPA 2
Lucas, PT....................Lytton...................... ALP
McArdle, MF.............Caloundra................. LIB 2
McNamara, AI............Hervey Bay ............ ALP
Male, CT....................Glass House............ ALP
Malone, GE................Mirani...................... NPA 2
Menkens, RN.............Burdekin.................. NPA 2
Messenger, RD...........Burnett.................... NPA 2
Mickel, RJ..................Logan...................... ALP
Miller, J-AR...............Bundamba............... ALP
Moorhead, ER............Waterford................ ALP
Mulherin, TS..............Mackay.................... ALP
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Nelson-Carr, LH.........Mundingburra ........ ALP

Nicholls, TJ................Clayfield................... LIB 2
Nolan, RG..................Ipswich . ................. ALP
O'Brien, JD.................Cook........................ ALP
Palaszczuk, A..............Inala........................ ALP
Pearce, J......................Fitzroy..................... ALP
Pitt, FW......................Mulgrave................. ALP
Pratt, DR.....................Nanango...................IND
Purcell, PD.................Bulimba................... ALP
Reeves, PG.................Mansfield................ ALP
Reilly, DA . ................Mudgeeraba............ ALP
Reynolds, MF.............Townsville............... ALP
Rickuss, IP..................Lockyer................... NPA 2
Roberts, NS................Nudgee.................... ALP
Robertson, S...............Stretton.................... ALP
Schwarten, RE............Rockhampton.......... ALP
Scott, DC....................Woodridge............... ALP
Seeney, JW.................Callide..................... NPA 2
Shine, KG...................Toowoomba North.. ALP
Simpson, FS...............Maroochydore......... NPA 2
Smith, CA...................Burleigh.................. ALP
Spence, JC..................Mt Gravatt............... ALP
Springborg, LJ............Southern Downs...... NPA 2
Stevens, RA................Robina...................... LIB 2
Stone, BG...................Springwood............. ALP
Struthers, KL..............Algester................... ALP
Stuckey, JA.................Currumbin................ LIB 2
Sullivan, CE...............Pumicestone............ ALP
van Litsenburg, ECM.Redcliffe.................. ALP
Wallace, CA................Thuringowa............. ALP
Weightman, PJ............Cleveland................ ALP
Welford, RJ................Everton.................... ALP
Wellington, PW..........Nicklin.....................IND
Wells, DM..................Murrumba............... ALP
Wendt, WE.................Ipswich West . ........ ALP
Wettenhall, SPA..........Barron River........... ALP
Wilson, GJ..................Ferny Grove............ ALP
Brisbane Central. Grace, G (ALP) elected 13.10.2007

By-election following resignation of Beattie, PD (ALP)
13.09.2007.
The Liberal Party and National Party formed the Liberal

National Party (LNP) on 09.09.2008.
Lee, RO became a member of the Queensland Greens on

05.10.2008.
Copeland, SW became an Independent on 24.02.2009.
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MEMBERS OF THE 52ND PARLIAMENT
ATTWOOD, Julie Maree

Electorate:

Party:
MOUNT OMMANEY
Australian Labor Party
Date of Election: 13 June 1998
Parliamentary Service
Member, Estimates Committee E, 2008. Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer 13 September 2007
- 20 March 2009. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Child Safety 21 September 2006 - 13
September 2007. Chair, Estimates Committee G, 2006. Chair, Estimates Committee B, 2005. Chair,
Estimates Committee B, 2004. Chair, Estimates Committee F, 2003. Chair, Members' Ethics and
Parliamentary Privileges Committee 3 May 2001 - 15 August 2006. Chair, Estimates Committee G,
2001. Member, Members' Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 30 July 1998 - 23 January
2001. Chair, Estimates Committee C, 2000 Member 1998 and 1999.
Government Appointments
Chair, Safe Youth Parties Taskforce 24 May 2005 - 10 March 2006.
Party Activity
Formerly Secretary and Treasurer for Centenary Branch of the ALP, Delegate to the MEC and EEC.
Military Service
Army Reserve.
Personal
Born: Bundaberg, Queensland, 31 May 1957. Married. Qualifications: GradCertCMCS (Deakin
University). Occupation prior to election: Manager, Commonwealth Employment Service, Department
of Employment, Education, Training and Youth Affairs.
Electorate of Mount Ommaney

Location: Brisbane south region
Description: Outer Metropolitan
Principal Areas: Corinda, part of Sherwood, part of Oxley and Darra, Seventeen Mile Rocks, Sinnamon Park,
Jindalee.
Area: 23 km Enrolment: 29,210 (at 30.01.2009)
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BARRY, Veronica Lesley (Bonny)

Electorate:
ASPLEY
Party:
Dates of Service: 17 February 2001 - 20 March 2009

(Defeated - election 21 March 2009)
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Education and Training and Minister for the Arts 21
September 2006 - 20 March 2009. Member, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 28 February 2006 - 15
August 2006. Temporary Speaker 28 September 2005 - 15 August 2006. Chair, Estimates Committee
D, 2005. Member, Estimates Committee D, 2004. Member, Public Accounts Committee 18 March 2004
- 28 February 2006. Member, Estimates Committee D, 2003. Member, Estimates Committee D, 2002.
Chair of Caucus, 21 February 2001 - 10 February 2004. Member, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 3
May 2001 - 13 January 2004. Member, Estimates Committee E, 2001.
Party Activity
ALP Caucus Chair from 28 March 2001. President, Bald Hills Branch of the ALP. Member, Aspley EEC.
Personal
Born: Blackall, Queensland, 30 January 1960. Married, three children. Qualifications: BNsg. Occupation
prior to election: Registered Nurse. Professional Officer at Queensland Nurses Union.
Electorate of Aspley
Location: Brisbane north region
Principal Areas: Aspley, Carseldine, Bridgeman Downs, Bald Hills, West Chermside and parts of McDowall,
Zillmere, and Strathpine.
BLIGH, Hon Anna Maria

Electorate:
SOUTH BRISBANE

Party:
Date of Election: 15 July 1995
Premier of Queensland from 13 September 2007. Member, Standing Orders Committee 11 October
2006 - 20 March 2009. Deputy Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Infrastructure 13 September 2006
- 13 September 2007. Deputy Premier, Treasurer and Minister for State Development, Trade and
Innovation 2 February 2006 - 13 September 2006. Deputy Premier and Minister for Finance, Minister
for State Development, Trade and Innovation 28 July 2005 - 2 February 2006. Minister for Education
and the Arts 12 February 2004 - 28 July 2005. Minister for Education 22 February 2001 - 12 February
2004 (first woman in Queensland to become Education Minister). Leader of Government Parliamentary
Business 22 March 2001 - 9 August 2005. Member, Standing Orders Committee 3 May 2001 - 15
August 2006. Minister for Families, Youth and Community Care and Minister for Disability Services 29
June 1998 - 22 February 2001. Shadow Minister for Families, Youth and Community Care 17 December
1996 - 26 June 1998. Member, Estimates Committee G, 1997. Shadow Minister for Public Works,
Administrative Services and Public Service Matters 27 February 1996 - 17 December 1996. Member,
Estimates Committee F, 1996. Member, Legal, Constitutional and Administrative Review Committee
15 September 1995 - 2 April 1996.
Party Activity
Member State Administrative Committee; Member Labor Womens Organisation; State Conference
Delegate; Branch President, Kurilpa (1993-1995); Branch Secretary, Fairfield (1987-1988); Convenor
Social Justice Policy Committee (1991-1994); State Council Delegate.
Personal
Qualifications: BA (UQ). Occupation prior to election: Senior Policy Officer, Department of Employment,
Vocational Education, Training and Industrial Relations (DEVETIR).
Electorate of South Brisbane

Description: Inner Metropolitan
Principal Areas: South Brisbane, East Brisbane, Kangaroo Point, West End, Highgate Hill, Woolloongabba,
Stones Corner, Fairfield, Dutton Park and parts of Greenslopes and Annerley.
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BOMBOLAS, Chris
Electorate:
CHATSWORTH
Party:
Dates of Service: 9 September 2006 - 20 March 2009

(Retired)
Member, Estimates Committee C, 2008. Member, Broadcast of Parliament Select Committee 14
February 2008 - 30 May 2008. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Police, Corrective Services
and Sport 13 September 2007 - 20 March 2009. Member, Estimates Committee E, 2007. Parliamentary
Secretary to the Minister for Local Government, Planning and Sport 10 July 2007 - 13 September
2007. Member, Travelsafe Select Committee 11 October 2006 - 7 August 2007. Chair of Caucus, 12
September 2006 - 8 July 2007.
Party Activity
Member, ALP Carina-Carindale Branch
Personal
Born: Newcastle, New South Wales, 12 May 1960. Three children. Qualifications: BBus (Com) (QUT).
Alumni Award Winner, Queensland Institute of Technology. Occupation prior to election: Reporter/
Presenter, Channel 9, Brisbane; Employed at Radio Stations - 4BC, 4BK and Triple M.
Electorate of Chatsworth
Principal Areas: Carina, Carina Heights, Carindale, Belmont, Gumdale, Tingalpa and parts of Camp Hill.
BOYLE, Hon Desley Carole

Electorate:
CAIRNS
Party:
Minister for Tourism, Regional Development and Industry 13 September 2007 - 26 March 2009.
Minister for Child Safety 13 September 2006 - 13 September 2007. Minister for Environment, Local
Government, Planning and Women of Queensland 25 August 2004 - 13 September 2006. Minister for
Local Government and Planning and Women of Queensland 11 March 2004 - 25 August 2004. Minister
for Local Government and Planning 12 February 2004 - 11 March 2004. Member, Estimates Committee
F, 2002. Member, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee 1 January 2002 - 18 March 2004.
Member, Parliamentary Criminal Justice Committee 3 May 2001 - 31 December 2001. Member, Legal,
Constitutional and Administrative Review Committee 30 July 1998 - 23 January 2001. Chair, Estimates
Committee E, 2000. Member, Estimates Committee A, 1998 and 1999. Member, Gaming Review
Committee May 1999 - December 1999.
Party Activity
Secretary, Cairns Branch ALP; Delegate, Leichhardt FDE.
Local Government Service
Alderman, Cairns City Council 1988 - 1991, 1991 - 1994; Deputy Mayor, Cairns 1990 - 1992.
Personal
Born: Newcastle, New South Wales, 29 March 1948. Three children. Qualifications: BSc (Hons);
MPsych; MBA. Occupation prior to election: Clinical and organisational psychologist; Director of
Desley Boyle & Associates, private psychologists, Cairns.
Electorate of Cairns
Location: North Queensland
Description: Provincial
Principal Areas: Central portion of the City of Cairns, the port of Cairns and inner northern, western and
southern suburbs.
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CHOI, Michael Wai-Man

Electorate:
CAPALABA

Party:

Date of Election: 17 February 2001
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Multicultural Affairs 1 November 2007 - 20 March 2009.
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Transport, Trade, Employment and Industrial Relations
and Minister for Multicultural Affairs 13 September 2007 - 1 November 2007. Member, Estimates
Committee C, 2007. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Environment and Multiculturalism
21 September 2006 - 13 September 2007. Chair, Estimates Committee F, 2006. Member, Estimates
Committee B, 2005. Member, Estimates Committee F, 2004. Member, Parliamentary Crime and
Misconduct Committee 18 March 2004 - 11 October 2006. Member, Estimates Committee A, 2003.
Member, Estimates Committee A, 2002. Member, Public Accounts Committee 3 May 2001 - 13 January
2004. Member, Estimates Committee A, 2001.
Current Ministerial Legislative Committee Membership
State Development, Employment and Industrial Relations; Environment and Multiculturalism; Natural
Resources and Water and North Queensland from 28 September 2006.
Party Activity
Member of the ALP since 1997.
Personal
Born: Hong Kong, 4 March 1959. Married, three daughters. Qualifications: BE (UQ); JP. Occupation
prior to election: Chief Executive of a multi-disciplinary consultancy, including planning, architecture,
engineering and building company. Chair of Queensland Small Business Advisory Council 2001 - 2009.
Electorate of Capalaba
Principal Areas: Redland Shire suburbs of Capalaba, Alexandra Hills, Birkdale South.
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COPELAND, Stuart William

Electorate:
CUNNINGHAM
Party:

Independent 24.02.2009 - 20.03.2009

Liberal National Party 09.09.2008 - 24.02.2009
National Party 17.02.2001 - 09.09.2008

Shadow Attorney-General and Shadow Minister for Justice (including Youth Justice) 12 August 2008
- 30 September 2008. Shadow Minister for Open Government 12 August 2008 - 30 September 2008.
Member, Estimates Committee C, 2008. Member, Standing Orders Committee 13 May 2008 - 11
November 2008. Member, Broadcast of Parliament Select Committee 14 February 2008 - 30 May 2008.
Leader of Opposition Business 29 January 2007 - 30 September 2008. Member, Estimates Committee
E, 2007. Member, Public Works Committee 11 October 2006 - 23 February 2009. Shadow Minister
for Education and Training and Shadow Minister for the Arts 21 September 2006 - 12 August 2008.
Member, Estimates Committee E, 2006. Shadow Minister for Education and Shadow Minister for the
Arts 28 September 2005 - 21 September 2006. Temporary Speaker/Deputy Speaker August 2005 - 15
August 2006. Member, Estimates Committee D, 2005. Member, Estimates Committee E, 2004. Shadow
Minister for Health 8 March 2004 - 27 September 2005. Member, Estimates Committee C, 2003. Shadow
Minister for Education, Shadow Minister for Youth and Shadow Minister for Multicultural Policy 9
February 2003 - 8 March 2004. Shadow Cabinet Secretary from 9 February 2003. Member, Estimates
Committee D, 2002. Shadow Minister for Families, Shadow Minister for Disability Services, Shadow
Minister for Youth and Shadow Minister for the Arts 12 March 2001 - 9 February 2003. Secretary,
Parliamentary National Party from 2 March 2001. Member, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct
Committee 1 January 2002 - 11 October 2006. Member, Parliamentary Criminal Justice Committee 3
May 2001 - 31 December 2001. Member, Estimates Committee G, 2001.
Party Activity
State President Queensland Young Nationals 1997-1998; Vice President Federal Young Nationals
1997-1998; Member State Management Committee 1996-1998; Delegate to Central Council since
1995; Delegate to State Conference since 1995; Delegate to Federal Conference and Council; National
Party Delegate Australian Political Exchange Council study tour to USA 1997; Various positions in
Young National and National Party Branches, Electorate Councils, and Divisional Councils; Member
of various committees
Personal
Born: Taroom, Queensland, 19 January 1968. Married, two children. Occupation prior to election: Chief
Executive Officer of the Royal Agricultural Society of Queensland (Toowoomba Showgrounds).
Electorate of Cunningham
Location: West Queensland
Description: Rural
Principal Areas: Clifton, Pittsworth, Millmerran, Cambooya, Cecil Plains, western area of Warwick Shire and
southern suburbs of Toowoomba.
Area: 8,129 km Enrolment: 28,293 (at 30.01.2009)
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CRIPPS, Andrew Peter
Electorate:
HINCHINBROOK
Party:

Liberal National Party 09.09.2008

National Party 09.09.2006 - 09.09.2008
Date of Election: 9 September 2006
Shadow Minister for Natural Resources and Water 30 September 2008 - 5 April 2009. Parliamentary
Secretary to Shadow Minister for Infrastructure and Planning 29 January 2008 - 12 August 2008.
Member, Health Quality and Complaints Commission Select Committee 1 July 2007 - 15 November
2007. Member, Legal, Constitutional and Administrative Review Committee 11 October 2006 - 20
March 2009. Shadow Parliamentary Secretary to Shadow Minister for Mines and Energy 21 September
2006 - 29 January 2008.
State President, Queensland Young Nationals (May 2004 - May 2006); Member, State Management
Committee, The Nationals, Queensland (July 2003 - ); Delegate, Central Council and State Conference
(2003 - ); Member, various branches, State Electoral Council, Federal Divisional Council and Policy
Committees.
Personal
Born: Tully, Queensland, 5 February 1981. Qualifications: BEc (UQ); BA (Hons) (UQ); JP(Qual).
Occupation prior to election: Assistant Electorate Officer, Media Research (2005 - 2006).
Electorate of Hinchinbrook
Description: Rural
Principal Areas: South Johnstone, Wangan, Mundoo, Mourilyan, Mission Beach, Tully, Cardwell, Lucinda,
Halifax, Ingham, Allingham, Rollingstone, Bluewater, Black River.
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CROFT, Peta-Kaye
Electorate:
BROADWATER
Party:
Member, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 26 August 2008 - 20 March 2009. Member, Health Quality
and Complaints Commission Select Committee 1 July 2007 - 15 November 2007. Member, Scrutiny
of Legislation Committee 11 October 2006 - 13 May 2008. Member, Estimates Committee B, 2006.
Member, Estimates Committee B, 2005. Temporary Speaker/Deputy Speaker 31 August 2004 - 28
September 2005. Member, Estimates Committee C, 2004. Member, Panel of Temporary Chairmen for
the 51st Parliament 18 March 2004 - 31 August 2004. Member, Travelsafe Select Committee 18 March
2004 - 15 August 2006. Member, Estimates Committee D, 2003. Member, Estimates Committee G,
2002. Member, Members' Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 3 May 2001 - 13 January
2004.
Government appointments
Member, Safe Youth Parties Taskforce 24 May 2005 - 10 March 2006.
Personal
Born: Mount Isa, Queensland, 5 August 1972. Qualifications: BA (majoring in Japanese) (GU).
Occupation prior to election: Administrative Officer, Griffith University.
Electorate of Broadwater
Location: Gold Coast
Principal Areas: Runaway Bay, Hollywell, Paradise Point, Biggera Waters, Coombabah, Hope Island,
Sanctuary Cove, Santa Barbara, Boykambil, Sovereign Island and South Stradbroke Island, part of Labrador.
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CUNNINGHAM, Elizabeth Anne (Liz)

Electorate:
GLADSTONE
Party:
Independent
Member, Estimates Committee F, 2008. Member, Speakers Advisory Committee 26 February 2008
- 20 March 2009. Member, Estimates Committee G, 2007. Member, Estimates Committee B, 2006.
Member, Impact of Petrol Pricing Select Committee 25 August 2005 - 4 April 2006. Member, Estimates
Committee B, 2005. Member, Estimates Committee E, 2004. Member, Parliamentary Crime and
Misconduct Committee 18 March 2004 - 22 April 2009. Member, Estimates Committee G, 2003.
Member, Estimates Committee A, 2002. Member, Legal, Constitutional and Administrative Review
Committee 3 May 2001 - 13 January 2004. Member, Estimates Committee A, 2001. Member, Scrutiny
of Legislation Committee 30 July 1998 - 23 January 2001, and 15 September 1995 - 19 May 1998.
Member, Estimates Committee F, 2000. Member, Estimates Committee E, 1999. Member, Estimates
Committee C, 1998. Member, Select Committee on Parliamentary Entitlements 30 July 1998 - 30
October 1998. Member, Estimates Committee B, 1996 and 1997. Executive Member, Commonwealth
Parliamentary Association (CPA).
Mayor, Calliope Shire Council, 1991-1995. Councillor, Calliope Shire Council, 1988-1991. Board
Member, Local Government Mutual Insurance Pool. Local Government representative on Protected
Areas Committee.
Personal
Married, three daughters. Qualifications: DipTh. Occupation prior to election: Mayor, Calliope Shire
Council, 1991-1995.
Electorate of Gladstone
Location: Central Queensland
Principal Areas: Gladstone, Boyne Island, Boyne Valley, Tannum Sands, Mount Larcom, Calliope and Heron
Island.
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DARLING, Vicky Elizabeth
Electorate:
SANDGATE
Party:
Chair, Estimates Committee B, 2008. Member, Investigation into Altruistic Surrogacy Select Committee
26 February 2008 - 8 October 2008. Member, Health Quality and Complaints Commission Select
Committee 1 July 2007 - 15 November 2007. Chair, Estimates Committee D, 2007. Member, Legal,
Constitutional and Administrative Review Committee 11 October 2006 - 20 March 2009. Temporary
Speaker/Deputy Speaker 11 October 2006 - 21 March 2009.
Party Activity
First joined ALP in 1987; President, Sandgate SEC (2005 - 2006); Secretary, Brighton - Bracken Ridge
ALP Branch (2005 - 2006); Delegate, Lilley FEC (Late 1980s).
Personal
Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 29 November 1966. Married, two children. Qualifications: BA (Recreation
Administration) (GU). Occupation prior to election: Public Servant. Granddaughter of John (Jack)
Melloy, State Member for Nudgee (1960 - 1977); Daughter of Elaine Darling, Federal Member for
Lilley (1980 - 1993).
Electorate of Sandgate
Principal Areas: Brighton, Deagon, Fitzgibbon, Sandgate, Taigum and Bracken Ridge; encompasses Bramble
Bay, Shorncliffe.
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DEMPSEY, John Mark (Jack)

Electorate:
BUNDABERG
Party:


National Party 09.09.2006 - 09.09.2008
Shadow Parliamentary Secretary to Shadow Minister for Police and Corrective Services 21 September
2006 - 12 August 2008.
Electorate of Bundaberg
Principal Areas: Bundaberg, Kepnock, Avenell Heights, Norville, Walkervale, Svensson Heights, East, West
and South Bundaberg and across the Burnett River to North Bundaberg.
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DICKSON, Steven Lance (Steve)

Electorate:
KAWANA
Party:


Liberal Party 09.09.2006 - 09.09.2008
Shadow Minister for Workplace and Job Security (including Employment and Industrial Relations) 12
August 2008 - 5 April 2009. Deputy Opposition Whip 21 September 2006 - 12 August 2008.
Councillor, Maroochy Shire Council - Division 8 (2000-2006); Chairman, Town Planning, Maroochy
Shire Council (2004-2006).
Personal
Born: Mount Morgan, Queensland, 24 June 1962. Married, two sons. Occupation prior to election:
Councillor, Maroochy Shire Council - Division 8 (2000-2006).
Electorate of Kawana
Location: Sunshine Coast
Principal Areas: Buderim, Chancellor Park, Sippy Downs, Mountain Creek, Buddina, Minyama, Parrearra,
Warana, Bokarina.
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ELMES, Glen Wayne
Electorate:
NOOSA
Party:


Liberal Party 09.09.2006 - 09.09.2008
Deputy Opposition Whip 12 August 2008 - 5 April 2009. Member, Travelsafe Select Committee 11
October 2006 - 26 August 2008. Shadow Parliamentary Secretary to Shadow Minister for Environment
and Multiculturalism 21 September 2006 - 12 August 2008.
Party Activity
Member of the Liberal Party for 32 years. Member, State Management Committee (2 years); Chairman,
Fairfax FEC (9 years); Chairman, Sunshine Coast Zone (1 year); Held many other Liberal Party Branch/
Organisational positions; Awarded Liberal Party Meritorious Service Award (1996).
Personal
Born Brisbane, 11 August 1955. Married two children. Prior to election employed for 34 years in
Queensland commercial radio in Brisbane and many regional centres.
Electorate of Noosa
Principal Areas: Coolum Beach, Peregian Beach, Tewantin-Noosa Heads, Boreen Point, Eumundi, Kin Kin.
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ENGLISH, John Michael

Electorate:
REDLANDS
Party:

Deputy Chair, Speakers Advisory Committee 26 February 2008 - 20 March 2009. Member, Public
Accounts Committee 11 October 2006 - 20 March 2009. Chairman of Committees (Deputy Speaker) 11
October 2006 - 21 April 2009. Member, Estimates Committee C, 2006. Member, Estimates Committee
C, 2005. Temporary Speaker/Deputy Speaker 19 April 2005 - 15 August 2006. Member, Estimates
Committee B, 2004. Member, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee 18 March 2004 - 11
October 2006. Member, Estimates Committee B, 2002. Member, Estimates Committee B, 2001.
Party Activity
Branch President of Panorama/Mt Cotton Branch from 1998. Bowman FDE Delegate 1997-2001.
Personal
Born: Maleny, Queensland, 16 December 1962. One daughter. Qualifications: BHMS (UQ); Queensland
Police Academy Graduate; and Qualified Electrical Fitter/Mechanic. Occupation prior to election:
Sergeant of Police in the Ethical Standards command of the Queensland Police Force.
Electorate of Redlands
Principal Areas: Sheldon, Mt Cotton, Victoria Point, Redland Bay, Carbrook, Cornubia, Thornlands, Coochie
Mudlo Island, Southern Moreton Bay Islands.
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FENLON, Gary Bernard

Electorate:

Party:
GREENSLOPES
Dates of Service: 2 December 1989 - 15 July 1995

13 June 1998 - 20 March 2009

(Retired)
Member, Estimates Committee E, 2008. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Transport, Trade,
Employment and Industrial Relations 13 September 2007 - 20 March 2009. Parliamentary Secretary
to the Minister for State Development, Employment and Industrial Relations 21 September 2006 - 13
September 2007. Member of various Estimates Committees and Chair, Public Accounts Committee 18
March 2004 - 15 August 2006. Member, Members' Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 3
May 2001 - 13 January 2004. Chairman, Legal Constitutional and Administrative Review Committee
30 July 1998 - 23 January 2001. Member, Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee November 1992 20 June 1995. Member, Select Committee of Subordinate Legislation 6 March 1990 - 25 August 1992.
Member, Travelsafe Select Committee 10 May 1990 - 25 August 1992. Member, Select Committee for
Members' Interests 12 March 1992 - 25 August 1992.
Party Activity
Various branch and executive positions.
Personal
Born: Rockhampton, Queensland, 30 October 1954. Married, one daughter. Qualifications: BBus; MA;
DipEd. Occupation prior to election: Industrial advocate and teacher at high school and university.
Electorate of Greenslopes
Principal Areas: Camp Hill, Coorparoo, parts of Greenslopes, Tarragindi, Carina Heights, Norman Park,
Holland Park and Holland Park West.
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FINN, Simon David

Electorate:

Party:
YEERONGPILLY
Chair, Estimates Committee A 2008. Chair, Broadcast of Parliament Select Committee 14 February
2008 - 30 May 2008. Member, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee 11 October 2006 - 22
April 2009. Deputy Government Whip 11 September 2006 - 8 April 2009. Chair, Estimates Committee
C, 2006. Member, Impact of Petrol Pricing Select Committee 25 August 2005 - 4 April 2006. Member,
Estimates Committee C, 2005. Member, Estimates Committee F, 2004 (to 17 June 2004). Member,
Members' Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 18 March 2004 - 15 August 2006.
Party Activity
State Organiser 1998-2004. National Conference Delegate; State Conference Delegate; Finance
Committee Member from 1997; Electorate Organisations Delegate; Local Branch Secretary.
Personal
Born: Williamstown, Victoria, 5 December 1965. Qualifications: BA (Soc Sci); GradDipBus (IR).
Occupation prior to election: State Organiser ALP.
Electorate of Yeerongpilly
Principal Areas: Archerfield, Coopers Plains, Moorooka, Rocklea, Salisbury, Tennyson, Yeerongpilly and
Yeronga, part of Annerley, Nathan and Tarragindi.
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FLEGG, Dr Bruce Stephen

Electorate:
MOGGILL
Party:


Liberal Party 07.02.2004 - 09.09.2008
Member, Travelsafe Select Committee 26 August 2008 - 20 March 2009. Member, Estimates Committee
B, 2008. Leader, Parliamentary Liberal Party 7 August 2006 - 4 December 2007. Deputy Leader of the
Queensland Coalition 21 September 2006 - 4 December 2007. Shadow Treasurer 21 September 2006 12 August 2008. Member, Estimates Committee A, 2007. Shadow Minister for Infrastructure 30 January
2007 - 17 September 2007. Member, Estimates Committee B, 2006. Shadow Minister for Health 28
September 2005 - 21 September 2006. Member, Impact of Petrol Pricing Select Committee 25 August
2005 - 29 September 2005. Member, Estimates Committee D, 2005. Member, Estimates Committee
E, 2004. Member, Travelsafe Select Committee 18 March 2004 - 15 August 2006. Deputy Leader,
Parliamentary Liberal Party 17 February 2004 - 7 August 2006. Liberal Party Spokesperson for Health,
Transport and Main Roads, and the Environment 17 February 2004 - 27 September 2005.
Party Activity
Leader, Parliamentary Liberal Party 7 August 2006 - 4 December 2007. Deputy Leader of the Queensland
Coalition 21 September 2006 - 4 December 2007.
Military Service
Served in the Royal Australian Army Medical Corps (RAAMC).
Personal
Born: Sydney, New South Wales, 10 March 1954. Divorced, four teenage sons. Qualifications: MBBS,
ASIA, Post Graduate Diploma in Financial Markets. Occupation prior to election: Medical Practitioner
(General Practice).
Electorate of Moggill
Principal Areas: Moggill, Bellbowrie, Anstead, Pullenvale, Kenmore, Kenmore Hills, Mt Crosby, Karana
Downs, Kholo, Chapel Hill, Pinjarra Hills and Brookfield.
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FOLEY, Christopher John (Chris)

Electorate:
MARYBOROUGH
Independent
Party:

Date of Election: 26 April 2003

(Elected at By-election)
Member, Investigation into Altruistic Surrogacy Select Committee 26 February 2008 - 8 October 2008.
Member, Health Quality and Complaints Commission Select Committee 1 July 2007 - 15 November
2007. Deputy Chairman, Travelsafe Select Committee 11 October 2006 - 20 March 2009. Member,
Estimates Committee C, 2006. Member, Estimates Committee B, 2004. Member, Travelsafe Select
Committee 18 March 2004 - 15 August 2006. Deputy Chairman, Travelsafe Select Committee 31 August
2004 - 15 August 2006. Member, Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Executive 1 November
2006 - 21 March 2009.
Personal
Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 25 February 1956. Married, five children. Qualifications: CFP; Dip CDP;
ThA; JP (Qual). Occupation prior to election: Financial Planning Director, Accountancy Practice
Partner; Ordained Wesleyan Methodist Minister.
Electorate of Maryborough
Principal Areas: City of Maryborough, Burrum Heads, Toogoom, Howard, Torbanlea, Mungar, Boompa,
Brooweena, Boonooroo, Poona, Tiaro, Bauple, Gundiah, Miva, Glenwood, Gunalda and Curra.
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FRASER, Hon Andrew Peter

Electorate:
MOUNT COOT-THA
Party:
Treasurer from 13 September 2007. Minister for Local Government, Planning and Sport 13 September
2006 - 13 September 2007. Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier and Minister for Health 2 February
2006 - 13 September 2006. Chair, Impact of Petrol Pricing Select Committee 25 August 2005 - 4 April
2006. Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier and Treasurer 28 July 2005 - 2 February 2006. Member,
Estimates Committee A, 2005. Temporary Speaker/Deputy Speaker 31 August 2004 - 9 August 2005.
Member Estimates Committee B, 2004. Member Legal, Constitutional and Administrative Review
Committee 18 March 2004 - 12 August 2005. Member, Panel of Temporary Chairmen for the 51st
Parliament 18 March 2004 - 31 August 2004.
Party Activity
Former President, Secretary of Mount Coot-tha State Electorate Council, Secretary/Treasurer of
Paddington Branch; Former Vice-President Brisbane Federal Electoral Council; State Conference
Delegate for Brisbane; Former Vice-President of Queensland Young Labor; Former Campaign
Coordinator, ALP National Secretariat; National Organiser, ALP National Secretariat; State Organiser,
ALP State Office.
Personal
Born: Proserpine, Queensland, 15 September 1976. Married, two children. Qualifications: LLB; BCom
(1st Class Hons); Winner University Medal; Australian Students Prize 1993. Occupation prior to
election: Campaign Coordinator, Australian Labor Party, National Secretariat.
Electorate of Mount Coot-tha

Principal Areas: Auchenflower, Milton, Red Hill, Paddington, Petrie Terrace, Rosalie, Rainworth, Bardon and
parts of Ashgrove and Toowong.
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GIBSON, David Francis
Electorate:
GYMPIE
Party:


National Party 09.09.2006 - 09.09.2008
Shadow Minister for Sustainable Environment and Climate Change and Shadow Minister for Clean
Energy Strategy 12 August 2008 - 5 April 2009. Member, Estimates Committee F, 2008. Member,
Speakers Advisory Committee 26 February 2008 - 20 March 2009. Shadow Minister for Sustainability, Climate Change and Innovation 29 January 2008 - 12 August 2008. Campaign Spokesman 29
January 2008 - 21 March 2009. Member, Public Accounts Committee 11 October 2006 - 20 March
2009. Shadow Parliamentary Secretary to Shadow Minister for Infrastructure. Shadow Minister for
State Development, Shadow Minister for Employment and Industrial Relations 21 September 2006 29 January 2008.
Military Service
Captain, Australian Army
Personal
Born: Fremantle, Western Australia, 13 October 1967. Married, three children. Qualifications: Graduate,
Royal Military College, Duntroon (ACT). Occupation prior to election: General Manager, The Gympie
Times Pty Ltd; Army Officer.
Electorate of Gympie
Location: South East Queensland
Principal Areas: Gympie, Tin Can Bay, Pomona, Rainbow Beach, Kandanga, Cooran, Dagun, Imbil, Cooroy,
Amamoor.
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GRACE, Grace
Electorate:
BRISBANE CENTRAL
Party:
Date of Election: 13 October 2007

Member, Estimates Committee D, 2008. Member, Public Accounts Committee 30 October 2007 - 20
March 2009. Member, Review of Organ and Tissue Donation Procedures Select Committee 12 May
2008 - 28 November 2008
Party Activity
Member of the ALP; Past Branch President; Past State and National ALP Conference Delegate; Past
Delegate to FEC and SEC; Past Employment, Training and Industrial Relations Policy Committee
member; Past Electoral College member.
Personal
Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 12 August 1958. Married, one daughter. Qualifications: BLabSt; AssocDip
IR; Masters/Grad Dip Level - Harvard Trade Union Program; Cert of Superannuation Management
(ASFA). Occupation prior to election: General Secretary, Queensland Council of Unions (October 2000
- October 2007) first woman elected to this position. Awards - Centenary Medal; Fellow Safety Institute
of Australia FISA (Hon).
Electorate of Brisbane Central

Principal Areas: Brisbane City, Fortitude Valley, Newmarket, New Farm, Teneriffe, Newstead, Windsor,
Kelvin Grove, Wilston, Herston, Bowen Hills and Spring Hill.
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GRAY, Philip Roy (Phil)

Electorate:
GAVEN
Party:
Dates of Service: 9 September 2006 20 March 2009

Member, Estimates Committee C, 2008. Member, Estimates Committee C, 2007. Member, Members
Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 11 October 2006 - 20 March 2009.
Party Activity
President, Gaven Branch; Treasurer, Fadden Federal Executive Committee (FEC).
Personal
Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 20 April 1947. Married, two children. Qualifications: CertTchg (Kedron
Park Teachers College); BEdSt (UQ); GradDip (School Counselling) (UQ); MPubPol (UNE).
Occupations prior to election: Teacher (Primary); Teacher (Secondary); Guidance Officer; Senior
Guidance Officer; District Guidance Officer; Principal Education Officer (Secondary Service); Principal
Project Officer; Principal Policy Officer.
Electorate of Gaven
Principal Areas: Maudsland, Helensvale, Gaven, Oxenford, Pacific Pines and parts of Nerang.
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HAYWARD, Hon Kenneth William

Electorate:

KALLANGUR
(Caboolture 1986-1992)
Party:
Dates of Service: 1 November 1986 - 20 March 2009

(Retired)

Member, Estimates Committee G, 2008. Member, Estimates Committee G, 2007. Chair, Public Accounts
Committee 11 October 2006 - 20 March 2009. Member, Estimates Committee G, 2006. Member, Palm
Island Select Committee 19 April 2005 - 25 August 2005. Member, Estimates Committee F, 2004 (from
17 June 2004). Chair, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 18 March 2004 - 15 August 2006. Chairman,
Public Accounts Committee 30 July 1998 - 13 January 2004. Member, Estimates Committee F from
7 August 2000. Member, Estimates Committee E 1998 and 1999. Deputy Chairman, Public Accounts
Committee 2 April 1996 - 19 May 1998. Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development 31
July 1995 - 19 February 1996. Minister for Transport and Minister Assisting the Premier on Economic
and Trade Development 21 February 1995 - 31 July 1995. Minister for Health 16 December 1991 - 21
February 1995. Chairman, Public Accounts Committee 6 March 1990 - 17 December 1991, Member
23 November 1988 - 17 December 1991. Chairman, Ministerial Advisory Committee for Moreton Bay
Strategic Plan 1991. Member, Select Committee on Subordinate Legislation 1987-1989.
Personal
Born: Cairns, Queensland, 13 February 1954. Married. Qualifications: BCom; and DipAdvcAcc.
Fellow of Institute of Chartered Accountants, Associate of Australian Society of Certified Practising
Accountants. Occupation prior to election: Chartered Accountant.
Electorate of Kallangur
Principal Areas: Dakabin, Narangba and parts of Morayfield, Burpengary and Kallangur.
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HINCHLIFFE, Stirling James

Electorate:
STAFFORD
Party:

Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Premier and Minister for Infrastructure and Planning 13 September
2007 - 20 March 2009. Member, Broadcast of Parliament Select Committee 14 February 2008 - 30
May 2008. Member, Health Quality and Complaints Commission Select Committee 1 July 2007 - 15
November 2007. Member, Estimates Committee D, 2007. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for
Communities and Disability Services, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships, Seniors and
Youth 30 January 2007 - 13 September 2007. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Communities,
Disability Services, Seniors and Youth 1 November 2006 - 30 January 2007. Chair, Members Ethics and
Parliamentary Privileges Committee 11 October 2006 - 1 November 2006. Temporary Speaker/Deputy
Speaker 11 October 2006 - 1 November 2006.
Party Activity
Various positions within the Craigslea Branch, Stafford, the Stafford State Electoral Council and the
Petrie Federal Electoral Council; Current State Conference Delegate (since 1994); Member, State
Administrative Committee and Rules Committee; National Secretary, Australian Young Labor (1995).
Personal
Born: Dalby, Queensland, 23 November 1970. Married, 3 children. Qualifications: BA (UQ).
Occupations prior to election: Self-employed Property Industry Analyst; Policy manager, Property
Council of Australia; Policy Advisor; Executive Officer; Research Officer and Electorate Officer.
Electorate of Stafford
Principal Areas: Stafford, Stafford Heights, Gordon Park, Kedron, Chermside and parts of Lutwyche, Albion,
Chermside West and Wavell Heights.
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HOBBS, Howard William Thomas

Electorate:
WARREGO
Party:


National Party 01.11.1986 - 09.09.2008
Date of Election: 1 November 1986
Shadow Minister for Local Government and Planning and Regional Development 12 August 2008 5 April 2009. Deputy Chairman, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee 1 January 2002 22 April 2009. Member, Estimates Committee C, 2008. Shadow Minister for Main Roads and Local
Government 29 January 2008 - 12 August 2008. Member, Estimates Committee E, 2002, 2003 and 2007.
Shadow Minister for Local Government, Planning and Sport 21 September 2006 - 29 January 2008.
Member, Estimates Committee F, 1994, 1995, 2004 and 2006. Shadow Minister for Local Government
and Planning and Shadow Minister for Communities 28 September 2005 - 21 September 2006. Shadow
Minister for State Development and Innovation 8 March 2004 - 27 September 2005. Shadow Minister
for Local Government and Planning, Regional and Rural Communities, and Trade 9 February 2003 - 8
March 2004. Deputy Chairman, Parliamentary Criminal Justice Committee 3 May 2001 - 31 December
2001. Member, Estimates Committee G, 1998, 2000 and 2002. Shadow Minister for Local Government
and Planning, Regional and Rural Communities, and Racing 12 March 2001 - 9 February 2003. Shadow
Minister for Local Government, Planning, Regional and Rural Communities 1 March 1999 - 12 March
2001. Member, Estimates Committee D, 1999 and 2001. Shadow Minister for Local Government and
Planning 2 July 1998 - 1 March 1999. Deputy Chairman, Travelsafe Select Committee 30 July 1998 - 12
March 2001. Minister for Natural Resources 26 February 1996 - 13 February 1998. Shadow Minister
for Lands and Water Resources November 1992 - 19 February 1996. Member, Members' Ethics and
Parliamentary Privileges Committee 15 September 1995 - 2 April 1996. Member, Select Committee of
Privileges 26 October 1994 - 20 June 1995 and in 1989. Shadow Minister for Land Management and
Water Resources 1990 - 1992. Shadow Minister for Land Management 1990.
Local Government Service and Military Service
Chairman, Tambo Shire Council, 1980-1987. Councillor Tambo Shire Council 1975-1980. Executive
Member of the Western Queensland and the South West Queensland Local Government Associations.
Military Service 49 RQR, Wacol.
Personal
Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 22 January 1950. Separated, two children. Occupation prior to election:
Private Pilot, Grazier.
Electorate of Warrego
Description: Rural - 100,000km+
Principal Areas: Cunnamulla, Thargomindah, St George, Wallumbilla, Mitchell, Injune, Chinchilla, Miles,
Tara, Surat, Roma.
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HOOLIHAN, Paul Anthony

Electorate:

Party:
KEPPEL
Chair, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee from 11 October 2006. Member, Estimates
Committee A, 2008. Member, Estimates Committee E, 2007. Temporary Speaker/Deputy Speaker 11
October 2006 - 20 March 2009. Member, Estimates Committee F, 2006. Member, Legal, Constitutional
and Administrative Review Committee 12 August 2005 - 15 August 2006. Member, Estimates Committee
G, 2005. Member, Estimates Committee G, 2004.
Party Activity
Member, Keppel EEC 1997; President, Keppel SEC 2003-2004; Member, North Rockhampton Branch,
1989-2004.
Military Service
Army Reserve 1967-1973, 1985-2002 (Retired); Captain, Australia Army Legal Corps.
Personal
Born: Longreach, Queensland, 8 May 1947. Married, five sons. Qualifications: JP. Occupation prior to
election: Solicitor, Supreme Court of Queensland.
Electorate of Keppel
Principal Areas: Yeppoon, Emu Park, The Caves, Mt. Chalmers, Cawarral, North Rockhampton and Great
Keppel Island.
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HOPPER, Raymond Gordon

Electorate:
DARLING DOWNS

Party:

National Party 21.12.2001 - 09.09.2008

Independent 17.02.2001 - 21.12.2001

Shadow Minister for Food Security and Agriculture (including Fisheries and Biosecurity) 30 September
2008 - 5 April 2009. Shadow Minister for Natural Resources and Water (including Water Grid) 12
August 2008 - 30 September 2008. Member, Estimates Committee G, 2008. Member, Estimates
Committee C, 2007 Member, Public Works Committee 11 October 2006 - 20 March 2009. Shadow
Minister for Natural Resources and Water 21 September 2006 - 12 August 2008. Shadow Minister for
Natural Resources and Mines 8 August 2006 - 21 September 2006. Member, Legal, Constitutional and
Administrative Review Committee 8 August 2006 - 15 August 2006. Shadow Minister for Employment
and Training 1 July 2006 - 8 August 2006. Parliamentary Secretary to the Shadow Minister for Primary
Industries and Fisheries and the Shadow Minister for Natural Resources and Mines 28 September
2005 - 1 July 2006. Member, Estimates Committee A, 2005. Member, Estimates Committee A, 2004.
Deputy Chair, Travelsafe Select Committee 20 April 2004 - 19 August 2004. Member, Travelsafe Select
Committee 18 March 2004 - 19 August 2004. Shadow Minister for Racing 8 March 2004 - 27 September
2005. Opposition Whip 10 March 2004 - 1 July 2006. Member, Estimates Committee F, 2003. Deputy
Opposition Whip 24 February 2003 - 22 April 2003. Member, Estimates Committee F, 2002. Shadow
Minister for Public Works and Housing February 2002 - 27 September 2005. Member, Public Accounts
Committee 3 May 2001 - 13 January 2004. Member, Estimates Committee D, 2001.
Party Activity
Joined the National Party, 21 December 2001.
Personal
Born: Jandowae, Queensland, 3 March 1960. Married, three children. Qualifications: Qualified Butcher.
Licensed Dogger. Occupation prior to election: Dairy farmer.
Electorate of Darling Downs

Description: Rural
Principal Areas: Dalby, Oakey, Kaimkillenbun, Crows Nest, Cooyar, Bell, Jandowae, Warra, Jondaryan,
Quinalow, Macalister, Biddeston, Acland, Hoolen, Kingsthorpe, Goombungee, Cooranga North, Meringandan
West, Mt Tyson and parts of city of Toowoomba.
32
HORAN, Michael James

Electorate:
TOOWOOMBA SOUTH
Party:


National Party 18.05.1991 - 09.09.2008
Date of Election: 18 May 1991

Member, Estimates Committee G, 2006. Member, Impact of Petrol Pricing Select Committee 25 August
2005 - 4 April 2006. Member, Estimates Committee E, 2005. Member, Estimates Committee G, 2004.
Deputy Chair, Members Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 20 April 2004 - 15 August
2006. Member, Members Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 18 March 2004 - 15 August
2006. Shadow Minister for Primary Industries and Fisheries from 8 March 2004. Member, Estimates
Committee A, 2003. Shadow Minister for State Development and Small Business, and Shadow Minister
for Racing 9 February 2003 - 8 March 2004. Member, Estimates Committee A, 2002. Shadow Minister
for Energy February 2002 - 9 February 2003. Leader of the National Party and Opposition Leader 2
March 2001 - 4 February 2003. Shadow Minister for Multicultural Policy and Shadow Treasurer from
2 March 2001 - 9 February 2003. Member, Standing Orders Committee from 3 May 2001 to 5 June
2003. Member, Estimates Committee A, 2001. Shadow Minister for Police and Corrective Services 26
February 1999 - 17 February 2001. Member, Estimates Committee B 1999 and 2000. Shadow Minister
for State Development, Trade and Rural Communities 2 July 1998 - 26 February 1999. Deputy Leader
of the Opposition 29 June 1998 - 26 February 1999. Deputy Leader of the Parliamentary National Party
17 February 1998 - 26 February 1999. Member, Estimates Committee A 1998. Minister for Health 26
February 1996 - 26 June 1998. Coalition Shadow Minister for Health November 1992 - 19 February
1996. Member, Estimates Committee C 1994 and 1995. Shadow Minister for Business, Industry and
Regional Development December 1991 - September 1992.
Personal
Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 1 July 1944. Married, two sons, one daughter. Occupation prior to election:
General Manager, Royal Agricultural Society of Queensland (Toowoomba Showgrounds) and of the
Toowoomba Greyhound Racing Club.
Electorate of Toowoomba South

Principal Areas: Rangeville, Centenary Heights, South Toowoomba, Harristown, Glenvale and parts of
Westbrook, Central Business District, Newtown.
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The 52nd Parliament
JARRATT, Janice Heather (Jan)

Electorate:
WHITSUNDAY
Party:
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Tourism, Regional Development and Industry 13 September
2007 - 20 March 2009. Member, Estimates Committee D, 2007. Parliamentary Secretary to the
Minister for State Development, Employment and Industrial Relations 15 March 2007 - 13 September
2007. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Women 1 November 2006 - 13 September 2007.
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Primary Industries and Fisheries 21 September 2006 - 13
September 2007. Member, Estimates Committee E, 2006. Member, Estimates Committee D, 2005.
Temporary Speaker/Deputy Speaker 31 August 2004 - 15 August 2006. Chair, Estimates Committee
F, 2004. Member, Panel of Temporary Chairmen for the 51st Parliament 18 March 2004 - 31 August
2004. Member, Estimates Committee C, 2003. Member, Estimates Committee C, 2002. Member, Panel
of Temporary Chairmen for the 50th Parliament 22 March 2001 - 13 January 2004. Member, Public
Accounts Committee 3 May 2001 - 15 August 2006. Member, Estimates Committee B, 2001.
Party Activity
ALP State Conference delegate.
Personal
Born: Miles, Queensland, 22 October 1958. Two sons. Qualifications: GradDip (Learning Support);
BEd; and DipTchg. Occupation prior to election: Qualified teacher specialising in children with learning
difficulties.
Electorate of Whitsunday
Description: Rural
Principal Areas: Bowen, Proserpine, Airlie Beach, Seaforth, Northern Beaches Mackay.
34
JOHNSON, Vaughan Gregory

Electorate:
GREGORY
Party:


National Party 02.12.1989 - 09.09.2008
Date of Election: 2 December 1989
Shadow Minister for Sport 30 September 2008 - 5 April 2009. Shadow Minister for Police and Corrections
(Corrective Services 29.01.2008 - 12.08.2008) 29 January 2008 - 5 April 2009. Member, Estimates
Committee B, 2004, 2005 and 2008. Shadow Minister for Regional Development, Small Business and
Industry, Shadow Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Straight Island Partnerships 17 September 2007 - 29
January 2008. Member, Estimates Committee C, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 and 2007. Shadow Minister
for Transport Infrastructure and Main Roads 16 April 2007 - 17 September 2007. Shadow Minister for
Indigenous Affairs 30 January 2007 - 29 January 2008. Member, Public Accounts Committee 11 October
2006 - 20 March 2009. Shadow Minister for Transport and Main Roads 2 July 1998 - 8 March 2004 and
21 September 2006 - 16 April 2007. Member, Palm Island Select Committee 19 April 2005 - 25 August
2005 (Deputy Chair, 21 April 2005 - 25 August 2005). Member, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 18
March 2004 - 15 August 2006. Shadow Minister for Police and Corrective Services 9 February 2003 - 21
September 2006. Shadow Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait and Islander Policy 12 March 2001 - 27
September 2005 (ATSI from 9 February 2003). Member, Estimates Committee D, 2003. Deputy Leader
of the National Party and the Opposition 2 March 2001 - 4 February 2003. Shadow Minister for State
Development and Small Business 12 March 2001 - 9 February 2003. Member, Standing Orders Committee
3 May 2001 - 5 June 2003. Member, Estimates Committee A, 2001 and 2002. Minister for Transport
and Main Roads 26 February 1996 - 26 June 1998. Shadow Minister for Transport 2 August 1995 - 19
February 1996. Shadow Minister for Regional Transport November 1992 - July 1995. Member, Estimates
Committee F 1994, 1995 and 2002. Member, Public Works Committee 10 November 1992 - 17 September
1993. Temporary Chairman of Committees March 1990 - August 1992. Member, Committee of Inquiry into
Ambulance Services March 1990 - May 1991.
Party Activity
Chairman, Quilpie Branch, 1972-1973.
Councillor, Quilpie Shire Council 1970-1973. Member, Quilpie Hospital Board 1980-1989; Deputy
Chairman, 1983 -1989.
Personal
Born: Bourke, New South Wales, 20 July 1947. Married, three children. Occupation prior to election:
Grazier and contractor.
Electorate of Gregory
Principal Areas: Longreach, Springsure, Blackall, Barcaldine, Emerald, Jundah, Birdsville, Putmorven,
Charleville, Augathella, Quilpie.
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The 52nd Parliament
JONES, Kate Jennifer

Electorate

Party:
ASHGROVE
Chair, Estimates Committee G, 2008. Member, Broadcast of Parliament Select Committee 14 February
2008 - 30 May 2008. Deputy Government Whip 11 October 2007 - 25 March 2009. Member, Estimates
Committee C, 2007. Member, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 11 October 2006 - 21 March 2009.
Temporary Speaker/Deputy Speaker 11 October 2006 - 9 October 2007.
Party Activity
Vice-President, Ashgrove SEC; Secretary, Ashgrove Branch; Vice-President, The Gap MEC; Delegate,
State Conference; Member, Womens Policy Committee.
Personal
Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 10 April 1979. Qualifications: BA - Journalism (QUT); Commenced
studying MPubAdmin (QUT). Occupation prior to election: Senior Media Advisor, Minister for Public
Works and Racing (Hon Robert Schwarten MP).
Electorate of Ashgrove
Principal Areas: The Gap, Ashgrove, Alderley, Enoggera and Grange.
36
KEECH, Hon Margaret Majella

Electorate:
ALBERT
Party:
Minister for Child Safety and Minister for Women 13 September 2007 - 26 March 2009. Minister for
Women 1 November 2006 - 13 September 2007. Minister for Tourism, Fair Trading and Wine Industry
Development 12 February 2004 - 13 September 2007. Chair, Estimates Committee A, 2003. Chair,
Estimates Committee A, 2002. Member, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 3 May 2001 - 13 January
2004. Member, Estimates Committee A, 2001.
Party Activity
Parliamentary Caucus Secretary 28 March 2001 - 11 February 2004. Has held numerous branch and
FDE positions.
Personal
Married, three children. Qualifications: BEcon; GradDipTchg; GradDipApplLinguistics; MA.
Occupation prior to election: Lecturer at the Queensland University of Technology.
Electorate of Albert
Principal Areas: Coomera, Ormeau, Mt Warren Park, Windaroo, Eagleby, parts of Beenleigh and Jacobs Well.
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The 52nd Parliament
KIERNAN, Betty Margaret

Electorate:
MOUNT ISA
Party:
Temporary Speaker/Deputy Speaker 12 November 2008 - 21 March 2009. Member, Estimates
Committee A, 2008. Member, Speakers Advisory Committee 26 February 2008 - 20 March 2009.
Member, Estimates Committee B, 2007. Member, Legal, Constitutional and Administrative Review
Committee 11 October 2006 - 20 March 2009.
Party Activity
Member, ALP Mount Isa Branch.
Councillor, Division Three, Cloncurry Shire Council (1981 - 1990)
Personal
Born: Mount Isa, Queensland, 27 August 1955. Married, two sons. Occupation prior to election:
Electorate Officer.
Electorate of Mount Isa

Principal Areas: Mount Isa, Croydon, Dajarra, Urandangi, Camooweal, Cloncurry, Boulia, Mornington Island,
Winton, Julia Creek, Karumba, Normanton, Doomadgee.
38
KNUTH, Shane Andrew

Electorate:
CHARTERS TOWERS
Party:


National Party 07.02.2004 - 09.09.2008
Assisting the Leader in North Queensland 29 October 2007 - 5 April 2009. Member, Estimates Committee
D, 2007. Shadow Minister for Mines and Energy 21 September 2006 - 29 January 2008. Parliamentary
Secretary to the Shadow Minister for Northern Development 28 September 2005 - 7 November 2005.
Member, Estimates Committee F, 2005. Shadow Minister for Communities and Disabilities 8 March
2004 - 27 September 2005. Member, Travelsafe Select Committee 19 August 2004 - 15 August 2006.
Personal
Born: Tully, Queensland, 7 September 1966. Married, four children. Occupation prior to election:
Welder - Queensland Rail; Owner small pastoral property.
Electorate of Charters Towers

Principal Areas: Charters Towers, Hughenden, Richmond, Moranbah, Clermont, Pentland, Mt Surprise, Tieri,
Ravenswood, Herveys Range, Greenvale and Georgetown.
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The 52nd Parliament
LANGBROEK, John-Paul Honor

Electorate:
SURFERS PARADISE
Party:


Liberal Party 07.02.2004 - 09.09.2008
Member, Standing Orders Committee 11 November 2008 - 20 March 2009. Leader of Opposition
Business 30 September 2008 - 21 March 2009. Shadow Minister for Education and Skills and Shadow
Minister for the Arts 12 August 2008 - 5 April 2009. Member, Estimates Committee B, 2008. Member,
Speakers Advisory Committee 26 February 2008 - 20 March 2009. Member, Review of Organ and
Tissue Donation Procedures Select Committee 12 May 2008 - 28 October 2008. Member, Health
Quality and Complaints Commission Select Committee 1 July 2007 - 15 November 2007. Member,
Estimates Committee B, 2007. Member, Public Accounts Committee 11 October 2006 - 20 March 2009.
Shadow Minister for Health 21 September 2006 - 12 August 2008. Shadow Minister for Employment
and Training 8 August 2006 - 21 September 2006. Member, Estimates Committee A, 2006. Shadow
Minister for Public Works and Housing 28 September 2005 - 8 August 2006. Shadow Minister for
Racing 28 September 2005 - 21 September 2006. Member, Estimates Committee C, 2005. Member,
Estimates Committee C, 2004. Member, Public Accounts Committee 18 March 2004 - 15 August 2006.
Secretary, Parliamentary Liberal Party 17 February 2004 - 12 August 2008. Liberal Party Spokesperson
for Education and the Arts, Police and Corrective Services, Public Works, Housing and Racing, and
Natural Resources, Mines and Energy 17 February 2004 - 27 September 2005.
Party Activity
Chairman, Surfers Paradise Liberal Party Branch 2001. Vice Chairman, 2001-2004. Treasurer, Moncrieff
Federal Electorate Council 2000-2001. Delegate, State Conventions 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 and 2003.
Senior Vice Chairman, Moncrieff FEC 2001-2003. Campaign Director for the Moncrieff Campaign
2001 - Steve Ciobo MHR. Candidate, Surfers Paradise State By-election May 2001. Member of Policy
Standing Committee 2001-2002.
Personal
Born: Assen, The Netherlands, 31 January 1961. Married, three children. Qualifications: BDentalSci
(Hons) (UQ). Occupation prior to election: Dental Surgeon.
Electorate of Surfers Paradise

Principal Areas: Gold Coast suburbs of Main Beach, Surfers Paradise, Benowa, Sorrento, Isle of Capri and
Chevron Island, Ashmore.
40
LAVARCH, Linda Denise

Electorate:
KURWONGBAH

Party:
Dates of Service: 24 May 1997 - 20 March 2009


(Retired)
Chair, Members Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 11 November 2008 - 20 March 2009.
Member, Estimates Committee C, 2008. Chair, Investigation into Altruistic Surrogacy Select Committee
14 February 2008 - 8 October 2008. Members' Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committees 6
February 2007 - 20 March 2009. Attorney-General and Minister for Justice and Minister for Women
13 September 2006 - 18 October 2006. Minister for Justice and Attorney-General 28 July 2005 - 13
September 2006. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Energy and Minister for Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander Policy 3 March 2005 - 28 July 2005. Parliamentary Secretary to Minister for State
Development and Innovation 19 February 2004 - 3 March 2005. Member, Select Committee on the
Consequences of Changing Political Status 14 October 2003 - 13 January 2004. Member, Estimates
Committee F, 2003. Chair, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 30 July 1998 - 23 January 2001. Chair,
Estimates Committee C, 2001. Member, Estimates Committee B 1999 and 2000. Member, Estimates
Committee G 1998. Member, Members' Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 30 October
1997 - 15 May 1998.
Party Activity
Branch Delegate, State Council (1995, 1996); Branch Delegate, State Conference (1991, 1994, 1996);
Member of Disputes Tribunal (1994 - 1997); Chairperson, Disputes Tribunal (1991-1994).
Personal
Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 27 November 1958. Married, two children. Qualifications: LLB (QUT);
GradDipLegPrac (QUT). Occupation prior to election: Solicitor, Supreme Court of Queensland.
Electorate of Kurwongbah
Principal Areas: Pine Rivers Shire districts of Strathpine, Dayboro, Petrie, Joyner, Cashmere, Warner,
Brendale, Whiteside, Eatons Hill, Lawnton, Bray Park, Upper Caboolture and Rocksberg.
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The 52nd Parliament
LAWLOR, Peter Joseph

Electorate:
SOUTHPORT
Party:
Member, Estimates Committee F, 2008. Chair, Health Quality and Complaints Commission Select
Committee 1 July 2007 - 15 November 2007. Member, Estimates Committee G, 2007. Member, Public
Accounts Committee 11 October 2006 - 20 March 2009. Member, Estimates Committee G, 2006.
Chair, Palm Island Select Committee 19 April 2005 - 25 August 2005. Member, Estimates Committee
E, 2004. Member, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 18 March 2004 - 15 August 2006. Member,
Estimates Committee G, 2003. Member, Estimates Committee G, 2002. Member, Legal, Constitutional
and Administrative Review Committee 3 May 2001 - 13 January 2004. Member, Estimates Committee
B, 2001.
Party Activity
President, ALP Southport Branch. Delegate to ALP State Conference.
Local Council Activity
Served as a Councillor on the Gold Coast City Council for two terms to 1994. Chairperson of the
Councils Planning Committee for three years.
Personal
Born: Ayr, Queensland, 1 March 1948. Two daughters, one son. Qualifications: Qualified Solicitor.
Occupation prior to election: Consultant to a law firm.
Electorate of Southport
Principal Areas: Southport, Molendinar, Arundel, Parkwood and part of Labrador.
42
LEE, Ronan Oliver

Electorate:
INDOOROOPILLY
Party:

Queensland Greens 05.10.2008 - 20.03.2009

Australian Labor Party 17.02.2001 - 05.10.2008
Dates of Servivce: 17 February 2001-20 March 2009

Parliamentary Secretary to the Attorney-General and Minister for Justice and Minister Assisting the
Premier in Western Queensland 24 April 2008 - 5 October 2008. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister
for Main Roads and Local Government 13 September 2007 - 24 April 2008. Member, Estimates
Committee F, 2007. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Communities, Disability Services,
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships, Seniors and Youth 30 January 2007 - 13 September
2007. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Communities, Disability Services, Seniors and Youth
21 September 2006 - 30 January 2007. Chair, Estimates Committee E, 2006. Temporary Speaker/
Deputy Speaker 9 August 2005 - 15 August 2006. Member, Estimates Committee E, 2004. Member,
Estimates Committee B, 2003. Member, Estimates Committee A, 2002. Member, Legal, Constitutional
and Administrative Review Committee 3 May 2001 - 15 August 2006.
Party Activity (as a Member of Queensland Greens)
Member Brisbane West Branch of the Queensland Greens. Australian Greens National Conference
Delegate 2008.
Party Activity (as a Member of Australian Labor Party)
President, Indooroopilly State Executive Committee 2002-2008. President, Oxley-Corinda Branch
2000-2001. Secretary, Oxley-Corinda Branch 1997-2000. State Conference Delegate 1997-2000. VicePresident, Chelmer-Graceville Branch 2001-2002. President, Chelmer-Graceville Branch 2002-2008.
Personal
Born: Drogheda, Republic of Ireland. One daughter. Qualifications: BA (majoring in GovernmentPolitical Theory) (UQ). Occupation prior to election: Researcher for a Member of Parliament.
Electorate of Indooroopilly
Principal Areas: St Lucia, Long Pocket, Indooroopilly, Toowong, Chelmer, Graceville, Fig Tree Pocket,
Taringa and parts of Sherwood.
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The 52nd Parliament
LEE LONG, Rosa Theresa

Electorate:
TABLELANDS
Party:
One Nation Party

Member, Estimates Committee G, 2008. Member, Legal, Constitutional and Administrative Review
Committee 11 October 2006 - 20 March 2009. Member, Estimates Committee G, 2006. Member,
Members' Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 18 March 2004 - 15 August 2006. Member,
Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 3 May 2001 - 13 January 2004. Member, Travelsafe Select Committee
2 May 2001 - 13 January 2004. Member, Estimates Committee F, 2001.
Party Activity
President and Treasurer, ONP Tablelands Branch.
Personal
Born: Atherton, Queensland. Widow, three daughters. Occupation prior to election: Grazier; public
servant; and a small business owner.
Electorate of Tablelands
Description: Rural
Principal Areas: Atherton, Mareeba, Ravenshoe, Millaa Millaa, Yungaburra, Malanda, Herberton, Mt Carbine,
Chillagoe, Julatten.
44
LINGARD, Hon Kevin Rowson

Electorate:

BEAUDESERT
(Fassifern 1983-1992)
Party:

Liberal National Party 09.09.2008 - 20.03.2009

National Party 22.10.1983 - 09.09.2008
Dates of Service: 22 October 1983 - 20 March 2009

(Retired)
Member, Public Works Committee 11 October 2006 - 20 March 2009. Shadow Minister for Communities,
Seniors and Youth 21 September 2006 - 29 January 2008. Member, Estimates Committee G, 2007. Member,
Standing Orders Committee 10 November 1992 - 17 April 1996, 3 May 2001 - 15 August 2006, 11 October
2006 - 13 May 2008. Member, Estimates Committee D, 2006. Shadow Minister for Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander Policy, Shadow Minister for Disability Services 28 September 2005 - 21 September 2006.
Member, Public Works Committee 29 April 1999 - 15 August 2006, (Deputy Chair 21 April 2004 - 15 August
2006). Shadow Minister for Tourism, Shadow Minister for Fair Trading and Wine Industry Development 8
March 2004 - 27 September 2005. Member, Estimates Committee F, 1994, 1995, 2001 and 2003. Shadow
Minister for the Arts 9 February 2003 - 22 April 2003. Shadow Minister for Families, Shadow Minister
for Disability Services 9 February 2003 - 8 March 2004. Member, Estimates Committee C, 2002. Leader
of Opposition Business in the House March 1990 - September 1992 and 12 March 2001 - 29 January 2007.
Shadow Minister for Sport 12 March 2001 - 21 September 2006. Shadow Minister for Education 12 March
2001 - 9 February 2003. Minister for Families, Youth and Community Care 26 February 1996 - 13 February
1998. Deputy Leader, Parliamentary National Party 29 September 1992 - 13 February 1998. Coalition Shadow
Minister for Administrative Services and for Family and Community Services 2 August 1995 - 19 February
1996. Deputy Leader of the Opposition 29 September 1992 - 19 February 1996. Coalition Shadow Minister
for Administrative Services and Rural Affairs November 1992 - July 1995. Member, Select Committee on
Procedural Review 19 October 1995 - 2 April 1996; Member, Parliamentary Service Commission July 1989
- August 1992. Opposition Spokesperson on: Attorney- General's matters and Police and Emergency Services
January 1990 - January 1991; Education and Youth 29 January 1991 - August 1992. Speaker, Legislative
Assembly 17 February - 24 November 1987 and 5 July 1989 - 2 November 1989. Minister for Health and
Environment 25 November 1987 - 1 December 1987. President, CPA (Qld) 1989; CPA (Qld) Representative,
Canberra 1988; Barbados 1989. Delegate, 18th Australasian Conference of Presiding Officers and Clerks,
Cook Islands 1987; Member, Library Committee 1983-1986; Delegate, Australian Constitutional Convention
1985. Member, Parliamentary Delegation to Pacific Rim Countries June 1988. Parliamentary Representative
University of Queensland Senate 1990 - 24 March 1996.
Party Activity
Member, Electorate Council. Former Chairperson of National Party Education and Sport Policy Committees.
Personal
Born: Miles, Queensland, 14 August 1942. Married, two daughters, one son. Qualifications: BEdSt; BA; AEd.
Occupation prior to election: ABC, Sporting Commentator; and High School Principal.
Electorate of Beaudesert
Description: Rural
Principal Areas: Beaudesert, Tamborine Mountain, Jimboomba, Kooralbyn, Canungra, Rathdowney, Boonah,
Aratula, Rosevale and Roadvale.
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The 52nd Parliament
LUCAS, Hon Paul Thomas

Electorate:
LYTTON
Party:
Date of Election: 5 October 1996

Deputy Premier and Minister for Infrastructure and Planning 13 September 2007 - 26 March 2009.
Member, Standing Orders Committee 9 October 2007 - 20 March 2009. Minister for Transport and
Main Roads 12 February 2004 - 13 September 2007. Minister for Innovation and Information Economy
23 March 2001 - 12 February 2004 (Minister with responsibility for Energy 20 December 2002 - 12
February 2004). Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Sport 22
February 2001 - 23 March 2001. Member, Chairman, Parliamentary Criminal Justice Committee 30 July
1998 - 21 February 2001. Member, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 4 December 1996 - 19 May 1998.
Party Activity
Member of ALP since 1981; holder (at various times) of various positions including: Lytton Branch
President, Secretary of Bowman FDE, State Conference Delegate, State Council Delegate, State
Administrative Committee Member, Rules Committee Member. Member, Australian Thai Youth
Political Exchange Programme Delegation to Thailand 1989. Former State President and State Secretary,
Queensland Young Labor.
Personal
Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 9 July 1962. Married, three sons, one daughter. Qualifications: BEcon;
LLB; MBA (Hons). Occupation prior to election: Solicitor.
Electorate of Lytton
Principal Areas: Wynnum, Lytton, Manly, Hemmant and Lota.
46
MALE, Carolyn Therese

Electorate:
GLASS HOUSE
Party:
Member, Speakers Advisory Committee 26 February 2008 - 20 March 2009. Government Whip 11
September 2006 - 8 April 2009. Member, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 13 May 2008 - 26 August
2008. Member, Review of Organ and Tissue Donation Procedures Select Committee 12 May 2008 - 28
October 2008. Member, Public Accounts Committee 11 October 2006 - 30 October 2007. Member,
Estimates Committee D, 2006. Chair of Caucus 28 July 2005 - 11 September 2006. Member, Estimates
Committee A, 2005. Acting Chairman of Committees (Deputy Speaker) 24 March 2005 - 7 July 2005
and 22 July 2005 - 9 August 2005. Temporary Speaker/Deputy Speaker 31 August 2004 - 15 August
2006. Member, Estimates Committee A, 2004. Panel of Deputy Speakers 51st Parliament 18 March
2004 - 15 August 2006. Member, Public Works Committee 18 March 2004 - 15 August 2006. Member,
Estimates Committee F, 2002. Member, Panel of Temporary Chairmen for the 50th Parliament 22 March
2001 - 13 January 2004. Member, Travelsafe Select Committee 2 May 2001 - 13 January 2004. Member,
Estimates Committee G, 2001.
Ministers appointment to the Queensland University of Technology Council 21 November 2004 - 25
October 2005. Member, Safe Youth Parties Taskforce 24 May 2005 - 10 March 2006.
Party Activity
Secretary, ALP Caboolture Branch. Secretary, EEC, ALP Caboolture Branch. Chair, Communications
and Information Technology Policy Committee.
Personal
Born: Nambour, Queensland, 7 May 1966. Qualifications: Diploma of Secondary School Teaching.
Occupation prior to election: Secondary School Teacher; Assistant Accountant; and Ministerial
Assistant/Advisor.
Electorate of Glass House

Description: Rural
Principal Areas: Caboolture, Wamuran, Elimbah, Beerburrum, Glass House Mountains, Beerwah,
Landsborough, Maleny, Conondale, Mooloolah, Glenview.
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The 52nd Parliament
MALONE, George Edward (Ted)

Electorate:
MIRANI
Party:


National Party 30.04.1994 - 09.09.2008
Date of Election: 30 April 1994

Member, Estimates Committee E, 2008. Member, Estimates Committee D, 2007. Shadow Minister
for Northern Development 17 September 2007 - 5 April 2009. Member, Travelsafe Select Committee
11 October 2006 - 20 March 2009. Shadow Minister for Emergency Services 21 September 2006 - 5
April 2009. Shadow Minister for Northern Development from 21 September 2006 - 17 September
2007. Member, Estimates Committee D, 2006. Shadow Minister for Emergency Services 28 September
2005 - 21 September 2006. Member, Estimates Committee G, 2005. Member, Estimates Committee
D, 2004. Shadow Minister for Local Government and Planning 8 March 2004 - 27 September 2005.
Deputy Opposition Whip 10 March 2004 - 27 September 2005. Member, Estimates Committee B,
2003. Shadow Minister for Employment and Training 3 February 2002 - 8 March 2004. Shadow
Minister for Emergency Services 2 July 1998 - 8 March 2004. Member, Estimates Committee B, 2002.
Shadow Minister for Public Works and Housing 12 March 2001 - 3 February 2002. Member, Public
Works Committee 3 May 2001 - 15 August 2006. Member, Estimates Committee C, 2001. Member,
Estimates Committee D, 2001. Member, Estimates Committee B 1998, 1999 and 2000. Member, Public
Accounts Committee 2 April 1996 - 19 May 1998. Member, Estimates Committee E 1996 and 1997.
Member, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 15 September 1995 - 24 April 1996; Deputy Chairperson
15 September - 2 April 1996. Member, Parliamentary Delegation to Asia March 1995.
Personal
Born: Mackay, Queensland, 14 November 1943. Married, two daughters. Occupation prior to election:
Cane farmer and grazier.
Electorate of Mirani
Description: Rural
Principal Areas: Sarina, Mirani, Glenden, Marlborough, St Lawrence, Eungella National Park.
48
McARDLE, Mark Francis

Electorate:

Party:

CALOUNDRA
Liberal Party 07.02.2004 - 09.09.2008
Deputy Leader of the Opposition 28 July 2008 - 2 April 2009. Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party
28 July 2008 - 2 April 2009. Shadow Minister for Health 12 August 2008 - 5 April 2009. Member,
Estimates Committee E, 2008. Member, Standing Orders Committee 13 May 2008 - 20 March 2009.
Leader, Parliamentary Liberal Party 6 December 2007 - 27 July 2008. Shadow Minister for Justice and
Fair Trading 17 September 2007 - 12 August 2008. Member, Estimates Committee F, 2007. Deputy
Leader, Parliamentary Liberal Party 7 August 2006 - 6 December 2007. Member, Estimates Committee
F, 2006. Shadow Attorney-General 28 September 2005 - 21 March 2009. Shadow Minister for Justice
28 September 2005 - 17 September 2007. Member, Estimates Committee D, 2005. Member, Estimates
Committee A, 2004. Member, Legal, Constitutional and Administrative Review Committee 18 March
2004 - 15 August 2006. Whip, Liberal Party 17 February 2004 - 28 September 2005. Liberal Party
Spokesperson for Attorney-General and Justice, State Development and Innovation, Local Government
and Planning, Emergency Services and Seniors 17 February 2004 - 27 September 2005.
Party Activity
Member, Liberal Party State Executive (3 years); Chairman, Fisher FEC (3 years).
Personal
Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 21 December 1956. Married. Qualifications: LLB; GradDipLegPrac,
(QUT); Certificate of Superannuation Management. Occupation prior to election: Solicitor.
Electorate of Caloundra
Principal Areas: Caloundra, Wurtulla, northern end Bribie Island mostly National Park and Forestry.
Area: 181km Enrolment: 33,983 (at 30.01.2009)
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The 52nd Parliament
McNAMARA, Hon Andrew Ian

Electorate:
HERVEY BAY
Party:

Dates of Service: 17 February 2001- 20 March 2009

Minister for Sustainability, Climate Change and Innovation 13 September 2007 - 26 March 2009.
Member, Estimates Committee D, 2007. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Main Roads 21
September 2006 - 13 September 2007. Chair, Estimates Committee B, 2006. Chair, Estimates Committee
F, 2005. Chair, Estimates Committee E, 2004. Member, Legal, Constitutional and Administrative
Review Committee 18 March 2004 - 15 August 2006. Chair, Estimates Committee D, 2003. Chair,
Estimates Committee F, 2002. Member, Panel of Temporary Chairmen for the 50th Parliament 22 March
2001 - 13 January 2004. Member, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee 1 January 2002 - 18
March 2004. Member, Parliamentary Criminal Justice Committee 3 May 2001 - 31 December 2001.
Member, Estimates Committee C, 2001.
Party Activity
President, Hervey Bay ALP Branch, 1996 - 1998.
Personal
Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 19 August 1959. Married, two children. Qualifications: BA, LLB (UQ).
Occupation prior to election: Solicitor.
Electorate of Hervey Bay

Principal Areas: Hervey Bay, Fraser Island and the Great Sandy Region.
50
MENKENS, Rosemary Norma

Electorate:
BURDEKIN
Party:


National Party 07.02.2004 - 09.09.2008
Shadow Minister for Social Inclusion (Communities, Disability Services, Seniors, Multicultural
Affairs, Seniors and Womens Policy 12 August 2008 - 5 April 2009. Member, Estimates Committee
D, 2008. Deputy Chair, Investigation into Altruistic Surrogacy Select Committee 26 February 2008 - 8
October 2008. Shadow Minister for Communities, Disability Services, Multicultural Affairs, Seniors
and Youth 29 January 2008 - 12 August 2008. Shadow Minister for Environment and Sustainability,
Multiculturalism and Shadow Minister for Women 12 June 2007 - 29 January 2008. Member, Estimates
Committee F, 2007. Shadow Minister for Environment and Multiculturalism 21 September 2006 - 12
June 2007. Shadow Minister for Women 21 September 2006 - 12 June 2007. Shadow Minister for
Northern Development 1 July 2006 - 21 September 2006. Member, Estimates Committee B, 2006.
Member, Estimates Committee B, 2005. Member, Estimates Committee B, 2004. Shadow Minister for
Seniors 28 April 2004 - 21 September 2006. Member, Public Accounts Committee 18 March 2004 - 15
August 2006. Shadow Minister for Child Safety 8 March 2004 - 21 September 2006.
Party Activity
Member, National Party of Australia from 1968. Treasurer, Home Hill Branch NPA 2002 - 2003;
Secretary, Home Hill Branch NPA 1995 - 2002; State Executive member, NPA Women's Section 1988;
Chairman, Burdekin Women's Section NPA 1986 - 1991.
Personal
Born: Collinsville, Queensland, 10 September 1946. Married, three children. Occupation prior to
election: Teacher; and Company Director/Secretary of Family Enterprise (cane farm, Home Hill and
cattle property, Collinsville District).
Electorate of Burdekin
Description: Rural
Principal Areas: Ayr, Home Hill, Giru, Collinsville, Dalbeg, Cungulla, Alligator Creek, Merinda, Woodstock,
Oak Valley, Gumlu and the southern part of Townsville.
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MESSENGER, Robert Desmond (Rob)
Electorate:
BURNETT
Party:


National Party 07.02.2004 - 09.09.2008
Shadow Minister for Tourism and Small Business 12 August 2008 - 5 April 2009. Shadow Minister for
Tourism, Regional Development, Small Business and Industry and Shadow Minister for Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander Partnerships 29 January 2008 - 12 August 2008. Member, Estimates Committee
B, 2007. Shadow Minister for Police and Corrective Services 21 September 2006 - 29 January 2008.
Member, Estimates Committee E, 2006. Shadow Minister for Environment 28 September 2005 - 21
September 2006. Member, Estimates Committee C, 2005. Member, Estimates Committee C, 2004.
Member, Members' Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 18 March 2004 - 15 August 2006.
Shadow Minister for Education and the Arts 8 March 2004 - 27 September 2005.
Military Service
RAAF 1978 - 1987, Electrical Apprentice, Electrical Fitter.
Personal
Born: Bundaberg, Queensland, 26 October 1962. Qualifications: RAAF Electrical Fitter. Occupation
prior to election: Cameraman, writer, producer, director - WIN TV and Channel 7; and Producer
broadcaster - ABC Regional Radio.
Electorate of Burnett
Description: Rural
Principal Areas: Childers, Miriam Vale, Agnes Water, Bargara and Burnett Heads.
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MICKEL, Hon (Reginald) John

Electorate:
LOGAN
Party:
Minister for Transport, Trade, Employment and Industrial Relations 13 September 2007 - 26 March
2009. Minister for State Development, Employment and Industrial Relations 13 September 2006 - 13
September 2007. Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy 3 March 2005 - 13 September
2006. Minister for Energy 25 August 2004 - 13 September 2006. Minister for Environment 12 February
2004 - 25 August 2004. Chair, Select Committee on the Consequences of Changing Political Status 14
October 2003 - 13 January 2004. Member, Panel of Temporary Chairmen for the 50th Parliament 22
March 2001 - 13 January 2004. Chairman, Members' Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 30
July 1998 - 23 January 2001. Member, Estimates Committee C, 2000. Chairman, Estimates Committee
A, 1998 and 1999. Member, Panel of Temporary Chairmen for the 49th Parliament 4 August 1998.
Party Activity
Member of the Australian Labor Party since 1979.
Personal
Born: Murgon, Queensland, August 1953. Married, three children. Qualifications: MLitSt, BA, BEdSt,
(UQ); and DipTchg (Mt Gravatt CAE). Occupation prior to election: Senior Advisor to then Minister
for Health, Hon Peter Beattie, Senior Advisor to then State Opposition Leader Peter Beattie, 1996-1998,
and Senior Advisor to Premier Wayne Goss. Previous advisor to Federal Member for Rankin, Hon D.P.
Beddall.
Electorate of Logan
Principal Areas: Browns Plains, Park Ridge, Heritage Park, Regents Park, Hillcrest, Munruben.
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MILLER, Jo-Ann Roslyn

Electorate:
BUNDAMBA
Party:

Member, Estimates Committee F, 2008. Chair, Travelsafe Select Committee 16 April 2008 - 20 March
2009. Member, Estimates Committee G, 2007. Member, Members' Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges
Committee 11 October 2006 - 16 April 2008. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health 12
February 2004 - 13 September 2006. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Education 23 March
2001 - 7 February 2004. Member, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 29 February 2000 - 23 January
2001. Member, Estimates Committee B, 2000.
Party Activity
Various positions in the FDE, EEC and MEC levels in the ALP.
Personal
Born: Ipswich, Queensland, 22 August 1958. Married, two daughters. Qualifications: BBus (Pub
Admin) (QUT). Occupation prior to election: Registrar and Manager of Justices of the Peace Branch.
Electorate of Bundamba
Principal Areas: Collingwood Park, Redbank Plains, Riverview, Bellbird Park, Bundamba, Ebbw Vale,
Blackstone, Goodna, Bergins Hill, New Chum, Gailes, Dinmore and Springfield.
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MOORHEAD, Evan Robert

Electorate:
WATERFORD
Party:

Chair, Estimates Committee E, 2008. Member, Investigation into Altruistic Surrogacy Select Committee
26 February 2008 - 8 October 2008. Chair, Estimates Committee G, 2007. Member, Scrutiny of
Legislation Committee 11 October 2006 - 20 March 2009. Temporary Speaker/Deputy Speaker 11
October 2006 - 21 March 2009.
Party Activity
Branch President; Branch Vice-President; State Conference Delegate (Young Labor, Branch, Union);
National Conference Delegate, Electoral College; Health Policy Committee.
Personal
Born: Redcliffe, Queensland, 19 April 1978. Qualifications: BA (Hons), LLB (Hons) (UQ). Occupation
prior to election: Research Officer, Australian Manufacturing Workers Union (AMWU).
Electorate of Waterford
Principal Areas: Beenleigh, Waterford, Loganlea, Loganholme, Tanah Merah, Edens Landing, Bethania,
Holmview, Meadowbrook, part of Slacks Creek, Kingston, Waterford West and part of Logan Reserve.
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MULHERIN, Hon Timothy Sean
Electorate:
MACKAY
Party:

Minister for Primary Industries and Fisheries from 12 December 2005. Chair, Estimates Committee
E, 2005. Chair, Estimates Committee G, 2004. Member, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 18 March
2004 - 20 March 2006. Chair, Estimates Committee G, 2003. Chair, Estimates Committee G, 2002.
Member, Public Accounts Committee 30 July 1998 - 13 January 2004 and 15 September 1995 - 19 May
1998. Chair, Estimates Committee D, 2001. Member, Estimates Committee F, 2000. Chair, Estimates
Committee E, 1998 and 1999.
Party Activity
State Organiser 1994-1995.
Personal
Born: Mackay, Queensland, 24 August 1957. Married, three children. Occupation prior to election: ALP
State Organiser. Previously Clerk, Mackay Electricity Board.
Electorate of Mackay
Principal Areas: City of Mackay, Slade Point, part of Andergrove and the Mackay Harbour.
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NELSON-CARR, Hon Lindel Helena (Lindy)
Electorate:
MUNDINGBURRA
Party:
Minister for Communities, Disability Services, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships,
Multicultural Affairs, Seniors and Youth 13 September 2007 - 26 March 2009. Minister for Environment
and Multiculturalism 13 September 2006 - 13 September 2007. Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier
in North Queensland 2 February 2006 - 13 September 2006. Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier and
Treasurer in North Queensland 28 July 2005 - 2 February 2006. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister
for Transport and Main Roads 26 May 2005 - 13 September 2006. Parliamentary Secretary to the
Premier in North Queensland 19 February 2004 - 28 July 2005. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister
for Health and Minister Assisting the Premier on Women's Policy 1 March 2001 - 7 February 2004.
Member, Travelsafe Select Committee 30 July 1998 - 23 January 2001. Member, Panel of Temporary
Chairmen for the 49th Parliament. Chair, Estimates Committee A, 2000. Member, Estimates Committee
G, 1999. Member, Estimates Committee D, 1998.
Member, James Cook University Council, 17 December 1999 - 12 April 2001 and 18 May 2001 to
present.
Party Activity
Chair of Caucus, 1998 - 2001. Chair, Premier's Labor Women's Advisory Group. Member, Rising Sun
Branch of ALP.
Personal
Born: Sydney, New South Wales, 15 July 1952. Married, large, blended family. Qualifications: Cert
Tchg; DipTchg; BEd; MEd. Occupation prior to election: Teacher.
Electorate of Mundingburra
Principal Areas: Townsville suburbs of Cranbrook, Heatley, Gulliver, Aitkenvale, Mundingburra, Pimlico,
Mysterton, Annandale, Riverside Gardens, Douglas, Vincent.
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NICHOLLS, Timothy James (Tim)

Electorate:
CLAYFIELD
Party:


Liberal Party 09.09.2006 - 09.09.2008
Shadow Treasurer and Shadow Minister for Future Growth 12 August 2008 - 5 April 2009. Member, Estimates
Committee F, 2007 and 2008. Member, Broadcast of Parliament Select Committee 14 February 2008 - 30 May
2008. Deputy Leader, Parliamentary Liberal Party 6 December 2007 - 27 July 2008. Shadow Minister for
Transport, Traffic Management, Trade, Employment and Industrial Relations 17 September 2007 - 12 August
2008. Shadow Minister for Public Transport and Traffic Management 16 April 2007 - 17 September 2007.
Member, Legal, Constitutional and Administrative Review Committee 11 October 2006 - 20 March 2009.
Shadow Minister for Tourism, Fair Trading and Wine Industry Development from 21 September 2006 - 17
September 2007.
Party Activity
Member, Young Liberal Movement (Clayfield) (1983 - 1992) - numerous positions held: Branch Chair;
Member, Young Liberal State Council; Delegate to State Convention and Young Liberal State Conventions;
Assistant Editor, Young Liberal Newsletter; Member, Qld Young Liberals Mock Parliament Team (1986).
Senior Party (1992) - various positions held: Branch Chair and Development Officer. Campaign Chair,
Clayfield (1989, 1992, 1995, 1998) and Campaign Director, Clayfield (2001). Member, Local Government
Campaign Committee (1985, 1988, 1991, 1997). Member, Federal Campaign Committee (1990, 1996, 2001,
2004, 2007). Chair, Constitution Review Committee (1997). Member, Constitution and Rules Committee,
Liberal Party (Qld) (1997 - 2000). Founding Board Member and Director, Libco Pty Ltd (1997 - 2007).
Councillor, Hamilton Ward, Brisbane City Council (2000 - 2006). Member, BCC Finance Committee 2000
- 2004 and August 2005 - August 2006. Lord Mayors Finance Spokesperson (2005 - 2006) . Lord Mayors
Spokesperson for Customer and Community Services and Brisbane Water (2004 - 2005); Member, BCC
Customer and Community Services and Water Committee (2004 - 2005). Liberal Party (Qld) Representative,
Australian Young Political Leaders program to study electoral process USA (2004). Board Member, BWEA
(2004 - 2005). Member, BCC Expenditure Review Committee (2004 - 2006).
Personal
Born: Melbourne, Victoria, 6 April 1965. Married, three children. Qualifications: LLB (QUT). Occupations
prior to election: Councillor, Hamilton Ward, Brisbane City Council (2000 - 2006); Solicitor; Senior Associate,
Hunt and Hunt Lawyers.
Electorate of Clayfield
Principal Areas: Ascot, Eagle Junction, Hamilton, Doomben, Wooloowin, Hendra, Clayfield, Whinstaines,
Kalinga, Albion, Pinkenba, Myrtletown, Wavell Heights, Nundah, Meeandah, and Eagle Farm.
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NOLAN, Rachel Genevieve
Electorate:
IPSWICH
Party:
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Communities, Disability Services, Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander Partnerships, Multicultural Affairs, Seniors and Youth 13 September 2007 - 20 March
2009. Chair, Estimates Committee A, 2007. Member, Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committees
1 November 2006 - 6 February 2007. Chair, Estimates Committee A, 2006. Member, Impact of Petrol
Pricing Select Committee 25 August 2005 - 4 April 2006. Member, Estimates Committee A, 2005.
Chair, Estimates Committee A, 2004. Deputy Government Whip 18 March 2004 - 13 September
2007. Member, Estimates Committee C, 2003. Member, Estimates Committee D, 2002. Member,
Legal, Constitutional and Administrative Review Committee 3 May 2001 - 13 January 2004. Member,
Estimates Committee G, 2001.
Party Activity
Member of ALP since 1992.
Personal
Born: Ipswich, Queensland, 13 March 1974. Qualifications: BA (Hons) (UQ). Occupation prior to
election: Political Advisor.
Electorate of Ipswich
Principal Areas: Ipswich suburbs of East Ipswich, Raceview, Booval, Woodend, Ripley, Sadliers Crossing,
Yamanto.
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OBRIEN, Jason Danial
Electorate:
COOK
Party:
Chair, Estimates Committee F, 2008. Member, Public Works Committee 11 October 2006 - 20 March
2009. Temporary Speaker/Deputy Speaker 11 October 2006 - 21 March 2009. Member, Review of Organ
and Tissue Donation Procedures Select Committee 12 May 2008 - 28 October 2008. Chair, Estimates
Committee C, 2007. Member, Estimates Committee C, 2006. Member, Public Works Committee 29
March 2006 - 15 August 2006. Member, Estimates Committee F, 2005. Temporary Speaker/Deputy
Speaker 31 August 2004 - 15 August 2006. Member, Estimates Committee D, 2004. Member, Panel of
Temporary Chairmen for the 51st Parliament 18 March 2004 - 31 August 2004.
Member, Regional Queensland Council.
Party Activity
State Conference Delegate. Has held various other positions at all levels.
Cairns City Councillor 2000-2004.
Military Service
Royal Australian Navy 1986-1990.
Personal
Born: Sydney, New South Wales, 23 November 1969. Married, one child. Qualifications: BA (Hons);
Naval electrician. Occupation prior to election: Councillor for Cairns City Council; and Electorate/
Research Officer to Steve Bredhauer MP.
Electorate of Cook
Principal Areas: Weipa, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Mossman, Port Douglas and Cairns northern beaches.
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PALASZCZUK, Annastacia
Electorate:

Party:
INALA
Member, Members Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 11 November 2008 - 20 March
2009. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Main Roads and Local Government 9 October 2008
- 20 March 2009. Chair, Estimates Committee C, 2008. Chair, Estimates Committee E, 2007. Chair,
Members' Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 1 November 2006 - 12 November 2008.
Chair, Members Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 1 November 2006 - 12 November
2008. Temporary Speaker/Deputy Speaker 1 November 2006 - 12 November 2008. Member, Public
Works Committee 11 October 2006 - 1 November 2006.
Party Activity
Former President, ALP Inala Branch; Delegate, Queensland ALP State Conference; Delegate, ALP
National Conference; Former State President, Queensland Young Labor.
Personal
Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 25 July 1969. Married. BA (UQ); MA (Hons) (University of London);
LLB (UQ); GradDipLegPrac (ANU); British Council Chevening Scholar. Occupation prior to election:
Senior Ministerial Advisor to Beattie Labor Government.
Electorate of Inala
Principal Areas: Ellen Grove, Camira, Gailes, Wacol, Inala, Darra, Carole Park, Sumner, Richlands and parts
of Forest Lake, Oxley and Durack.
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PEARCE, James (Jim)

Electorate:

FITZROY
(Broadsound 1989-1992)
Party:
Dates of Service: 2 December 1989 - 20 March 2009

(Retired)
Member, Travelsafe Committee 28 October 2008 - 20 March 2009. Member, Estimates Committee E,
2006. Chair, Travelsafe Select Committee 2 May 2001 - 16 April 2008. Chair, Estimates Committee
E, 2001. Secretary, Parliamentary Labor Party 26 June 1998 - 21 February 2001. Member, Public
Accounts Committee 10 March 1992 - 19 May 1998 and 30 July 1998 - 13 January 2004. Member,
Estimates Committee E, 1994, 1995, 1998 and 1999; Member, Select Committee on Members' Interests
10 November 1992 - 20 June 1995. Member, Select Committee of Privileges 21 March 1990 - 25 August
1992. Member, Parliamentary Trade Delegation to South East Asia November 1991.
Member, Regional Queensland Council; Member, Premier's Rural and Northern Taskforce, 1990 February 1996, Chairman from February 1995.
Party Activity
Secretary, Parliamentary Labor Party 26 June 1998 - 21 February 2001. Delegate, Queensland State
Conference, 1991.
Local Government and Military Service
Councillor Div. 5, Town of Dysart, Broadsound Shire; Served in Vietnam (Corporal - Letter of
Commendation for Service in South Vietnam).
Personal
Born: Paddington, New South Wales, 28 July 1948. Three sons. Occupation prior to election: Coal
miner.
Electorate of Fitzroy
Description: Rural
Principal Areas: Mount Morgan, Duaringa, Blackwater, Dysart, Bajool, Gracemere, Middlemount, Moura and
the southern outskirts of Rockhampton.
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PITT, Hon (Frederick) Warren

Electorate:

Party:
MULGRAVE
Dates of Service:

2 December 1989 - 15 July 1995

5 December 1998 - 20 March 2009
(Retired)
Minister for Main Roads and Local Government 13 September 2007 - 26 March 2009. Minister for
Communities, Disability Services, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships, Seniors and Youth
30 January 2007 - 13 September 2007. Minister for Communities, Disability Services, Seniors and
Youth 13 September 2006 - 30 January 2007. Minister for Communities, Disability Services and Seniors
22 April 2004 - 13 September 2006. Minister for Communities and Disability Services 12 February 2004
- 22 April 2004. Chair, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 3 May 2001 - 13 January 2004. Member,
Legal, Constitutional and Administrative Review Committee 29 February 2000 - 23 January 2001.
Chairman, Estimates Committee D, 1999. Minister for Business, Industry and Regional Development
23 February 1995 - 31 July 1995. Government Whip 1 October 1992 - 23 February 1995. Deputy Whip
10 March 1992 - 1 October 1992. Member, Parliamentary Select Committee of Inquiry into Ambulance
Services 1990 - 1991. Chairman, Premier's Northern and Rural Task Force May 1992 - February 1995.
Other Committees
Member, State Executive - Defence Force Reserve Support Group 2000 - 2001. Chair, Queensland
Small Business Advisory Committee 2000 - 2001. Member, Queensland Rural Council from March
2001.
Party Activity
Treasurer, Kennedy FDE. Previously Branch President; President, EEC; Divisional Executive Member;
Divisional Returning Officer, State Administrative Committee; State Electoral College, National
Conference Delegate and State Campaign Committee.
Military Service
National Service and Member of Army Reserve, 1969 - 1975.
Personal
Born: Cairns, Queensland, 14 March 1948. Married, two children. Qualifications: CertTchg; BEd; and
BA. Occupation prior to election: Teacher.
Electorate of Mulgrave
Description: Rural
Principal Areas: Southern suburbs of Cairns and towns of Gordonvale, Babinda, Flying Fish Point, Miriwinni,
Innisfail.
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PRATT, Dorothy Ruth (Dolly)
Electorate:

NANANGO
(Barambah 1998 - 2001)
Party:

Independent 6 February 1999

Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party
13 June 1998 - 6 February 1999

Member, Estimates Committee D, 2008. Member, Broadcast of Parliament Select Committee 14
February 2008 - 30 May 2008. Member, Estimates Committee D, 2007. Member, Members Ethics and
Parliamentary Privileges Committee 11 October 2006 - 20 March 2009. Member, Estimates Committee
D, 2006. Member, Palm Island Select Committee 19 April 2005 - 25 August 2005. Member, Estimates
Committee E, 2005. Member, Estimates Committee G, 2004. Member, Estimates Committee D, 2003.
Member, Estimates Committee D, 2002. Member, Legal, Constitutional and Administrative Review
Committee 3 May 2001 - 13 January 2004. Member, Estimates Committee G, 2001. Deputy Leader,
Parliamentary Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party 23 June 1998 - 6 February 1999. Pauline Hanson's
One Nation Party Shadow Spokesperson for the Arts; Families Youth and Community Care; Health;
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy, Women's Policy and Fair Trading, 7 August 1998 - 6
February 1999.
Personal
Born: Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, 11 March 1955. Married, three children. Qualifications: JP.
Occupation prior to election: Coffee shop proprietor, nurse and worked at cattle sale yards.
Electorate of Nanango
Description: Rural
Principal Areas: Kingaroy, Coominya, Nanango, Yarraman, Blackbutt, Toogoolawah, Kilcoy, Woodford,
Wooroolin, Kumbia, Maidenwell, Mt Mee.
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PURCELL, Patrick Douglas

Electorate:
BULIMBA
Party:

(Retired)
Member, Estimates Committee G, 2008. Member, Travelsafe Committee 7 August 2007 - 26 February
2008. Minister for Emergency Services 28 July 2005 - 4 July 2007. Parliamentary Secretary to the
Minister for Public Works, Housing and Racing 12 February 2004 - 28 July 2005. Member, Select
Committee on the Consequences of Changing Political Status 14 October 2003 - 13 January 2004.
Deputy Government Whip 30 July 1998 - 11 February 2004. Chairman, Estimates Committee A,
2001. Member, Public Works Committee 30 July 1998 - 23 January 2001 and 2 April 1996 - 19 May
1998. Chairman, Estimates Committee B, 1998, 1999 and 2000. Member, Legal, Constitutional and
Administrative Review Committee 15 September 1995 - 2 April 1996. Member, Privileges Committee
12 November 1992 - 20 June 1995; Member, Estimates Committee B 1994 and 1995.
Party Activity
President, Bulimba Branch. Delegate, Bulimba EEC. Delegate, State Council, State Conference.
Personal
Born: Cowra, New South Wales, 17 March 1947. Married, three daughters, two sons. Occupation prior
to election: Secretary, Australian Building Construction Employees and Builders Labourers Federation
(Queensland Branch); Vice President Federal Australian Building Construction Employees and Builders
Labourers Federation; and Executive Member of Queensland Trade and Labour Council.
Electorate of Bulimba
Principal Areas: Bulimba, Balmoral, Morningside, Cannon Hill, Seven Hills, Norman Park, Murrarie,
Hawthorne and parts of Carina.
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REEVES, Philip Gerard (Phil)
Electorate:
MANSFIELD
Party:
Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier 13 September 2007 - 20 March 2009. Member, Estimates
Committee E, 2007. Member, Travelsafe Select Committee 26 February - 28 October 2008. Parliamentary
Secretary to the Minister for Transport 21 September 2006 - 13 September 2007. Member, Estimates
Committee A, 2006. Chair, Estimates Committee A, 2005. Deputy Government Whip 22 March 2000
- 11 September 2006. Member, Members' Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 30 July
1998 - 23 January 2001. Chair, Estimates Committee G, 2000. Member, Estimates Committee D, 1999.
Member, Estimates Committee C, 1998. Member, Panel of Temporary Chairmen 4 August 1998 - 13
January 2004.
Party Activity
Member of the ALP since 1987. Vice-President, Garden City Branch.
Personal
Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 19 September 1966. Married, with three children. Qualifications: BALM,
(GU). Occupation prior to election: Sports management and marketing consultant.
Electorate of Mansfield
Principal Areas: Mackenzie, Rochedale, Burbank, Wishart, Mansfield, Sheldon, parts of Upper Mt Gravatt,
Carindale, Eight Mile Plains, Macgregor and Rochedale South.
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REILLY, Dianne Ann
Electorate:
MUDGEERABA

Party:

Member, Estimates Committee D, 2008. Chair, Estimates Committee F, 2007. Chair, Legal Constitutional
and Administrative Review Committee 11 October 2006 - 20 March 2009. Chair, Estimates Committee
D, 2006. Chair, Estimates Committee C, 2005. Member, Estimates Committee F, 2003. Chair, Estimates
Committee C, 2002. Member, Travelsafe Select Committee 2 May 2001 - 15 August 2006. Member,
Estimates Committee E, 2001
Party Activity
Vice President, ALP Nerang Branch, 1999 - 2000. Treasurer, ALP Nerang Branch, 2000 - 2001.
Personal
Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 29 January 1969. Married, one son, one daughter. Qualifications:
GradDipCommPrac (QUT); BA (UQ). Occupation prior to election: Principal of Dianne Reilly
Communications, a public relations consultancy firm.
Electorate of Mudgeeraba
Principal Areas: Carrara, Mudgeeraba, Worongary, Tallai, Reedy Creek, Bonogin, parts of Nerang, Gilston,
Springbrook, Numinbah Valley, Lower Beechmont, Merrimac.
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REYNOLDS, Hon Michael Francis (Mike) AM
Electorate:
TOWNSVILLE
Party:
Dates of Service: 13 June 1998 - 20 March 2009

(Retired)
Speaker of the Legislative Assembly 10 October 2006 - 20 April 2009. Chair, Speakers Advisory
Committee 26 February 2008 - 20 March 2009. Chair, Standing Orders Committee 11 October 2006 - 20
March 2009. Minister for Child Safety 12 February 2004 - 13 September 2006. Minister for Emergency
Services and Minister Assisting the Premier in North Queensland 22 February 2001 - 12 February 2004.
Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier in North Queensland 29 June 1998 - 17 February 2001.
Party Activity
Member, Hermit Park Branch ALP; Delegate, State ALP Conference 1997 and 1999; Former Delegate,
National ALP Conference 1982; Campaign Director, various state and federal elections.
Member, Townsville City Council 1973 - 1989. Deputy Mayor of Townsville 1976 - 1980. Mayor of
Townsville 1980 - 1989. Member, State Executive, Local Government Association of Queensland 1983
- 1989. Membership of the Order of Australia (AM) 1985 for service to local government and the
community.
Personal
Born: Manly, New South Wales, 16 September 1946. Partner, two children. Qualifications: BSocW
(JCU). Occupation prior to election: Director, Northern Australia Social Research Institute.
Electorate of Townsville
Principal Areas: Pallarenda and much of the City of Townsville, including suburbs of Mt Louisa, Vincent,
Garbutt, Currajong, Hyde Park, West End, North Ward, Palm Island, South Townsville, Magnetic Island.
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RICKUSS, Ian Phillip
Electorate:
LOCKYER
Party:


National Party 07.02.2004 - 09.09.2008
Opposition Whip 6 July 2006 - 2 April 2009. Parliamentary Secretary to the Shadow Minister for State
Development and Shadow Minister for Small Business 28 September 2005 - 21 September 2006.
Member, Estimates Committee G, 2005. Member, Estimates Committee F, 2004. Member, Legal,
Constitutional and Administrative Review Committee 18 March 2004 - 11 July 2006. Shadow Minister
for Environment 8 March 2004 - 27 September 2005.
Personal
Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 27 July 1954. Married, 2 sons. Occupation prior to election: Bank Clerk,
Horticulturist.
Electorate of Lockyer
Description: Rural
Principal Areas: Withcott, Gatton, Laidley, Greenbank and Flagstone.
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ROBERTS, Hon Neil Stuart
Electorate:
NUDGEE
Party:
Minister for Emergency Services 10 July 2007 - 26 March 2009. Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy
Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Infrastructure 13 September 2006 - 10 July 2007. Parliamentary
Secretary to the Deputy Premier, Treasurer and Minister for State Development, Trade and Innovation
2 February 2006 - 13 September 2006. Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Premier and Minister for
Finance and Minister for State Development, Trade and Innovation 28 July 2005 - 2 February 2006.
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Communities, Disability Services and Seniors 26 May 2005
- 28 July 2005. Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Sport 12
February 2004 - 28 July 2005. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Families and Minister for
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy, Disability Services, Seniors 12 June 2003 - 7 February
2004. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Employment, Training and Youth, and Minister for
the Arts 23 March 2001 - 12 June 2003. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Education 1 March
2001 - 23 March 2001. Chairman, Public Works Committee 30 July 1998 - 17 February 2001. Chairman,
Estimates Committee F, 1998, 1999, and 2000 (from 7 August 2000) and Member 1997. Member,
Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 15 September 1995 - 19 May 1998.
Party Activity
Member of ALP since 1981. State Council Delegate Lilley (1982-1994); State Conference Delegate
(1988, 1991, 1994); Campaign Director, Lilley (1993, 1996); Nudgee (1989, 1992); Northgate Ward
(1994); Eagle Farm Ward (1991); Member Rules Committee (1991-2002); Member Economic
Management Policy Committee (1991-1994); President and Secretary of Various Party Units.
Personal
Born: Charleville, Queensland, 3 January 1955. Married, two daughters. Qualifications: Electrical Fitter
and Mechanic; BBus; MBA (QUT). Occupation prior to election: Industrial Advocate for Electrical
Trades Union.
Electorate of Nudgee
Principal Areas: Nudgee, Nudgee Beach, Boondall, Virginia, Zillmere, Geebung, Banyo, Northgate, Nundah
and Toombul, part of Wavell Heights.
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ROBERTSON, Hon Stephen
Electorate:

STRETTON
(Sunnybank 1992-2001)
Party:
Minister for Health 28 July 2005 - 26 March 2009. Minister for Natural Resources and Mines 25 August
2004 - 28 July 2005. Minister for Natural Resources, Mines and Energy 12 February 2004 - 25 August
2004. Minister for Natural Resources and Mines 22 February 2001 - 12 February 2004. Minister for
Emergency Services 16 December 1999 - 22 February 2001. Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy
Premier 29 June 1998 - 16 December 1999. Member, Parliamentary Criminal Justice Committee 24 April
1996 - 30 July 1998. Secretary, Parliamentary Labor Party August 1995 - 26 June 1998. Member, Public
Works Committee 15 September 1995 - 2 April 1996. Member, Subordinate Legislation Committee 10
November 1992 - 20 June 1995. Member, Estimates Committee D, 1995; Member, Estimates Committee
F, 1994. Member, Parliamentary Delegation to China, Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia, May-June
1996.
Party Activity
Member of the Australian Labor Party since 1978. Branch Secretary of Sunnybank Branch. Delegate to
State Council.
Personal
Born: Aberdeen, Scotland, 14 February 1962. Qualifications: BA (Hons) (GU). Occupation prior to
election: State Secretary and National President of United Firefighters Union of Australia.
Electorate of Stretton
Principal Areas: Stretton, parts of Calamvale, Sunnybank Hills, Kuraby, Drewvale, Berrinba, Underwood,
parts of Eight Mile Plains and Runcorn.
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SCHWARTEN, Hon Robert Evan

Electorate:

ROCKHAMPTON
(Rockhampton North 1989-1992)
Party:

(First Elected 2 December 1989 - 19

September 1992)
Minister for Public Works and Information and Communication Technology from 12 October 2006.
Minister for Public Works and Housing 13 September 2006 - 12 October 2006. Member, Standing
Orders Committee from 11 October 2006 - 21 March 2009. Member, Standing Orders Committee
25 August 2005 - 15 August 2006. Leader of Government Parliamentary Business 9 August 2005 - 6
April 2009. Minister for Public Works, Housing and Racing 12 February 2004 - 13 September 2006.
Minister for Public Works and Minister for Housing 29 June 1998 - 12 February 2004. Shadow Minister
for Public Works and Administrative Services and Natural Resources 7 October 1997 - 26 June 1998.
Shadow Minister for Primary Industries 17 December 1996 - 7 October 1997. Shadow Minister for
Emergency Services and Rural Communities 27 February 1996 - 17 December 1996. Deputy Chair,
Estimates Committee E, 1997. Member, Estimates Committee B, 1996. Member, Members' Ethics and
Parliamentary Privileges Committee 15 September 1995 - 2 April 1996. Chair, Public Works Committee
10 March 1992 - 19 September 1992; Member, Parliamentary Criminal Justice Committee 21 March
1990 - 11 March 1992.
Party Activity
All branch positions, State Conference Delegate.
Alderman, Rockhampton City Council (1985-1991).
Personal
Born: Rockhampton, Queensland, 6 October 1954. Married, two sons. Qualifications: BEd; DipTchg.
Occupation prior to election: Teacher; Union Official; and Ministerial Policy adviser to Deputy Premier.
Electorate of Rockhampton
Principal Areas: City of Rockhampton, and a northern section bounded by the Fitzroy River and Bruce
Highway.
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SCOTT, Desley Carleton

Electorate:
WOODRIDGE
Party:
Member, Estimates Committee D, 2008. Member, Estimates Committee F, 2007. Member, Travelsafe
Select Committee 11 October 2006 - 20 March 2009. Member, Estimates Committee D, 2006. Member,
Estimates Committee E, 2005. Member, Estimates Committee B, 2004. Member, Members' Ethics and
Parliamentary Privileges Committee 18 March 2004 - 15 August 2006. Member, Estimates Committee
B, 2003. Member, Estimates Committee F, 2001.
Member of Minister's Regional Queensland Council (Hon Warren Pitt). Ex-Officio Member of Regional
Disability Forum (Moreton Region).
Party Activity
Chair of Child Safety Caucus Committee. Publicity Officer, ALP Logan Branch.
Personal
Born: Toowoomba, Queensland, 27 June 1943. Married, three sons. Qualifications: Dental Nurse
Certificate. Occupation prior to election: Electorate Officer for the state seat of Woodridge.
Electorate of Woodridge
Principal Areas: Woodridge, Kingston, Logan Central, Marsden, two-thirds of Crestmead and parts of Slacks
Creek.
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SEENEY, Jeffrey William (Jeff)

Electorate:
CALLIDE
Party:


National Party 13.06.1998 - 09.09.2008
Shadow Minister for Mines and Energy 29 January 2008 - 5 April 2009. Member, Estimates Committee E,
2001, 2002, 2003, 2005 and 2008. Member, Members' Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 11
February 2008 - 20 March 2009. Member, Review of Organ and Tissue Donation Procedures Select Committee
12 May 2008 - 28 October 2008. Leader of the Opposition, Leader of the Queensland Coalition, Leader of
National Party 18 September 2006 - 29 January 2008. Member, Standing Orders Committee 5 June - 15
August 2006, 11 October 2006 - 12 February 2008. Member, Estimates Committee A, 2007. Shadow Minister
for Trade 21 September 2006 - 17 September 2007. Shadow Minister for State Development, Shadow Minister
for Water, Shadow Minister for Small Business, Information Technology and Innovation and Shadow Minister
for Industrial Relations 8 August 2006 - 21 September 2006. Member, Estimates Committee G 2004 and 2006.
Deputy Leader of the Opposition and Deputy Leader of the National Party 4 February 2003 - 18 September
2006. Shadow Treasurer 8 March 2004 - 27 September 2005. Shadow Minister for Energy 9 February 2003
- 22 April 2003 and 8 March 2004 - 21 September 2006. Shadow Minister for Decentralisation 22 April 2003 27 September 2005. Member, Select Committee on the Consequences of Changing Political Status 14 October
2003 - 13 January 2004. Shadow Minister for Natural Resources and Mines 12 March 2001 - 8 August 2006.
Shadow Minister for Industrial Relations 22 April 2003 - 8 March 2004. Shadow Treasurer 9 February 2003 22 April 2003. Shadow Minister for Fair Trading 9 February 2003 - 8 March 2004. Shadow Minister for Police
and Corrective Services 12 March 2001 - 9 February 2003. Member, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 3 May
2001 - 4 February 2003. Member, Estimates Committee B, 2001. Shadow Minister for Mines and Energy 13
December 1999 - 17 February 2001. Member, Estimates Committee F, 2000.
Party Activity
Member, State Central Council NPAQ 1991 - 1998; Member, Primary Industry, Local Government and
Transport Policy Committees. Chair, Auburn Electorate Council. Chairman, Callide Electorate Council 1991
- 1996; Various executive positions Monto Branch 1988 to 1998; Various positions Young Nationals 1978 to
1988 including State Councillor 1979.
Monto Shire Council 1992 - 1998, Deputy Mayor 8 April 1994 - 15 March 1997, North Burnett LGA Delegate.
Burnett Inland Organisation of Councils Delegate. Chair, Legislative Review Committee and National
Competition Policy Review Committee. Member of various internal council committees.
Personal
Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 2 February 1957. Married, three children. Qualifications: Cert Rural Business
Management (QUT). Occupation prior to election: Farmer
Electorate of Callide
Description: Rural
Principal Areas: Shires of Banana (part of), Biggenden, Eidsvold, Gayndah, Kilkivan, Kolan, Monto,
Mundubbera, Murgon, Perry, Taroom and Wondai.
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SHINE, Hon Kerry Gerard

Electorate:
TOOWOOMBA NORTH
Party:
Attorney-General and Minister for Justice and Minister Assisting the Premier in Western Queensland
1 November 2006 - 26 March 2009. Minister for Natural Resources and Water 13 September 2006 1 November 2006. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Communities, Disability Services and
Seniors and Premier's Advisor on Western Queensland 28 July 2005 - 13 September 2006. Member,
Estimates Committee D, 2005. Member, Palm Island Select Committee 19 April 2005 - 25 August 2005.
Temporary Speaker/Deputy Speaker 31 August 2004 - 9 August 2005. Member, Estimates Committee
G, 2004. Member, Panel of Temporary Chairmen for the 51st Parliament 18 March 2004 - 31 August
2004. Chair of Caucus, 11 February 2004 - 27 July 2005. Member, Estimates Committee B, 2003.
Member, Estimates Committee A, 2002. Member, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee 1
January 2002 - 18 March 2004. Member, Parliamentary Criminal Justice Committee 3 May 2001 - 31
December 2001. Member, Estimates Committee A, 2001.
Chair, Fishing Council from 25 March 2004 - 10 October 2006.
Party Activity
Member of ALP, Delegate to State Conference from Groom FDE.
Personal
Born: Toowoomba, Queensland, 5 October 1948. Three children. Qualifications: LLB (UQ). Occupation
prior to election: Solicitor.
Electorate of Toowoomba North

Principal Areas: North Toowoomba, East Toowoomba, Mt Lofty, Harlaxton, Prince Henry Heights, Mt
Kynoch and most of the Central Business District, Wilsonton, Highfields, Meringandan, Wetalla, Cranley, Blue
Mountain Heights, Newtown, Rockville.
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SIMPSON, Fiona Stuart
Electorate:
MAROOCHYDORE
Party:


National Party 19.09.1992 - 09.09.2008
Shadow Minister for Infrastructure (including ICT) and Shadow Minister for Main Roads and
Transport 12 August 2008 - 5 April 2009. Member, Estimates Committee A, 2008. Shadow Minister
for Infrastructure and Planning 17 September 2007 - 12 August 2008. Shadow Minister for Tourism
17 September 2007 - 29 January 2008. Member, Estimates Committee C, 2007. Deputy Leader of
National Party 18 September 2006 - 28 July 2008. Deputy Leader of the Opposition 21 September 2006
- 28 July 2008. Shadow Minister for State Development, Employment, Industrial Relations and Shadow
Minister for Small Business and Tourism 16 April 2007 - 17 September 2007. Shadow Minister for State
Development 21 September 2006 - 16 April 2007. Shadow Minister for Small Business and Employment
30 January 2007 - 16 April 2007. Shadow Minister for Industrial Relations 1 July 2006 - 8 August
2006 and 30 January 2007 - 16 April 2007. Shadow Minister for Infrastructure and Shadow Minister
for Employment and Industrial Relations 21 September 2006 - 30 January 2007. Member, Standing
Orders Committee 11 October 2006 - 13 May 2008. Shadow Minister for Transport and Main Roads 8
August 2006 - 21 September 2006. Member, Estimates Committee F, 2005 and 2006. Shadow Minister
for State Development, Shadow Minister for Small Business, Information Technology and Innovation
28 September 2005 - 8 August 2006. Shadow Minister for Women's Policy 2 July 1998 - 21 September
2006. Member, Estimates Committee D, 2000, 2002, 2003 and 2004. Member, Legal, Constitutional and
Administrative Review Committee 15 September 1995 - 19 May 1998, 3 May 2001 - 15 August 2006
(Deputy Chair 8 April 2004 - 27 September 2006). Shadow Minister for Transport and Main Roads and
Shadow Minister for Urban Affairs 8 March 2004 - 27 September 2005. Shadow Minister for Tourism 12
March 2001 - 22 April 2003. Shadow Minister for Health 2 July 1998 - 8 March 2004. Member, Estimates
Committee E, 1998, 1999 and 2001. Member, Members' Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee
3 March 1998 - 19 May 1998. Secretary to the Parliamentary National Party 17 February 1998 - 27 July
1998. Member, Estimates Committee G, 1996 and 1997. Temporary Chairman of Committees 2 April
1996 - 19 May 1998 and 5 November 1992 - 20 June 1995. Member, Subordinate Legislation Committee
10 November 1992 - 20 June 1995.
Party Activity
NPA State Management Committee Member.
Personal
Born: Sea Lake, Victoria, 18 April 1965. Qualifications: BA (UQ); MA, GradDip (Australian Institute of
Company Directors). Occupation prior to election: Journalist.
Electorate of Maroochydore
Principal Areas: Maroochydore, Mooloolaba, Marcoola, Mt Coolum.
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SMITH, Christine Anne
Electorate:
BURLEIGH

Party:
Date of Election: 17 Feburary 2001
Member, Estimates Committee B, 2008. Member, Speakers Advisory Committee 26 February 2008 20 March 2009. Member, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee 11 October 2006 - 22 April
2009. Member, Estimates Committee B, 2006. Member, Estimates Committee D, 2005. Member,
Estimates Committee D, 2004. Secretary of Caucus from 11 February 2004. Member, Estimates
Committee D, 2003. Member, Estimates Committee B, 2002. Member, Estimates Committee E, 2001.
Party Activity
Member of ALP since 1991. Branch Delegate, State Conference (1996 - present). President, McPherson
FDE (2000 - present). Secretary, McPherson FDE. (1998 - 2000). Secretary-Treasurer Burleigh Branch
(1994-2001).
Personal
Born: Sydney, New South Wales, 11 October 1946. Married, two children. Qualifications: JP (Qual).
Occupation prior to election: Administrative Officer, Centrelink.
Electorate of Burleigh
Principal Areas: Palm Beach, Burleigh Heads, Burleigh Waters, Varsity Lakes, and Miami.
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SPENCE, Hon Judith Caroline

Electorate:
MOUNT GRAVATT
Party:
Minister for Police, Corrective Services and Sport 13 September 2007 - 26 March 2009. Minister for
Police and Corrective Services 12 February 2004 - 13 September 2007. Minister for Seniors 20 June
2002 - 12 February 2004. Minister for Families and Minister for Disability Services 22 February 2001 12 February 2004. Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy 29 June 1998 - 12 February
2004. Minister for Women's Policy and Minister for Fair Trading 29 June 1998 - 22 February 2001.
Shadow Minister for Women, Aboriginal and Islander Affairs and Consumer Affairs 17 December
1996 - 26 June 1998. Shadow Minister for Consumer Affairs and Women and Adviser to the Leader on
Federal-State Relations 27 February 1996 - 17 December 1996. Member, Estimates Committee A and
G, 1997. Member, Estimates Committees A and C, 1996. Member, Members' Ethics and Parliamentary
Privileges Committee 15 September 1995 - 2 April 1996. Chairperson, Public Works Committee, 10
November 1992 - 20 June 1995; Member, Estimates Committee C, 1994 and 1995. Member, Public
Works Committee, 6 March 1990 - August 1992.
Party Activity
Former Branch President; State Council Delegate; State Conference Delegate.
Personal
Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 19 May 1957. Married, two sons. Qualifications: BA; DipTchg. Occupation
prior to election: Secondary school teacher.
Electorate of Mount Gravatt

Principal Areas: Robertson, Sunnybank, Mount Gravatt and Mount Gravatt East with parts of Eight Mile
Plains, Runcorn, Upper Mt Gravatt, Carina Heights and Macgregor.
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SPRINGBORG, Lawrence James

Electorate:

SOUTHERN DOWNS
(Warwick 1992 - 2001)
(Carnarvon 1989-1992)
Party:


National Party 02.12.1989 - 09.09.2008

Leader of the Liberal National Party 28 July 2008 - 2 April 2009. Shadow Minister for Trade 8 March 2004
- 14 September 2006 and 12 August 2008 5 April 2009. Member, Estimates Committee A, 1996, 2003,
2004, 2005, 2006 and 2008. Leader of the National Party 4 February 2003 - 14 September 2006. Leader
of the Opposition 4 February 2003 - 14 September 2006 and 29 January 2008 - 2 April 2009. Leader
of the Queensland Coalition and Leader of the National Party 29 January 2008 - 27 July 2008. Member,
Standing Orders Committee 17 April - 24 April 1996; 5 June 2003 - 15 August 2006 and 12 February
2008 - 21 March 2009. Member, Members Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 2 April
1996 - 3 March 1998, 30 July 1998 - 27 February 2003 and 11 October 2006 - 8 February 2008. Shadow
Minister for Environment and Heritage 9 February 2003 - 8 March 2004. Member, Estimates Committee
B, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 and 2002. Shadow Attorney-General and Shadow Minister for Justice 2 July
1998 - 17 February 2001 and 12 March 2001 - 27 September 2005. Shadow Minister for Innovation,
Information Economy and Rural Communities 12 March 2001 - 22 April 2003. Shadow Minister for Fair
Trading 12 March 2001 - 9 February 2003. Deputy Opposition Whip 2 March 2001 - 9 February 2003.
Deputy Leader of the Opposition 26 February 1999 - 2 March 2001. Minister for Natural Resources 16
February 1998 - 26 June 1998. Government Whip 20 February 1996 - 17 February 1998. Member, Select
Committee on Procedural Review 2 April 1996 - 24 April 1996. Opposition Whip 5 November 1992 - 19
February 1996. Deputy Opposition Whip 13 February 1991 - 28 September 1992. Assistant Opposition
Spokesperson for the Environment, Conservation and Heritage 29 January 1991 - 20 December 1992.
Member, Travelsafe Select Committee 10 May 1990 - 19 September 1992; Member, Printing Committee
1 March 1990 - 19 September 1992; Member, Parliamentary Library Advisory Committee March 1990 June 1995. Vice President, Parliamentary Group of Amnesty International 1990. Member, Parliamentary
Trade Delegation 1992.
Party Activity
Former Chairman and Secretary, Inglewood Branch, Young National Party Australia (Qld); State
Councillor Young National Party Australia; Branch Delegate to Carnarvon Electorate Council and
Maranoa Divisional Council and State Conference; Convenor of YNPA Health and Environment
Committee; YNPA Representative on National Party Science and Technology Committee. Honorary Life
Member of YNPA- Queensland since 1992.
Personal
Born: Inglewood, Queensland, 17 February 1968. Married, two daughters, two sons. Occupation prior to
election: Farm labourer.
Electorate of Southern Downs

Description: Rural
Principal Areas: Inglewood, Warwick, Stanthorpe, Goondiwindi, Texas, Yelarbon, Allora, Killarney.
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STEVENS, Raymond Alexander (Ray)
Electorate:

Party:

ROBINA
Liberal Party 09.09.2006 - 09.09.2008
Shadow Minister for Housing Accessibility and Shadow Minister for Public Works 12 August
2008 - 5 April 2009. Member, Estimates Committee A, 2008. Shadow Minister for Information and
Communication Technology 17 September 2007 - 12 August 2008. Member, Estimates Committee A,
2007. Shadow Minister for Housing Affordability and Public Works 16 April 2007 - 12 August 2008.
Member, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 11 October 2006 20 March 2009. Shadow Minister for
Public Works and Housing 21 September 2006 - 17 September 2007.
Party Activity
Councillor, Albert Shire Council (1988 - 1994); Chairman, Works Committee, Albert Shire Council.
Mayor; Albert Shire Council (1994); Amalgamation of Albert and Gold Coast Shire Councils (1994);
Mayor, Gold Coast City Council (1995 - 1997).
Personal
Born: Townsville, Queensland, 1 February 1953. Married, two children. Qualifications: BA Finance
and Economics (JCU and Macquarie). Admitted to Australian Association of Accountants (1974).
Occupations prior to election: Senior Consultant, Businessman.
Electorate of Robina
Principal Areas: Mermaid Beach, Island Quays, Mermaid Waters, Broadbeach, Robina, Merrimac and Nobby
Beach, Varsity Lakes, Clear Island Waters, Broadbeach Waters.
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STONE, Barbara Gwendoline

Electorate:
SPRINGWOOD
Party:
Member, Estimates Committee A, 2008. Chair of Caucus, 9 July 2007 - 19 April 2009. Member,
Estimates Committee B, 2007. Chair, Public Works Committee 11 October 2006 - 20 March 2009.
Member, Estimates Committee B, 2005 and 2006. Member, Palm Island Select Committee 19 April
2005 - 25 August 2005. Member, Estimates Committee C, 2004. Member, Estimates Committee A,
2003. Chair, Estimates Committee D, 2002. Member, Public Works Committee 3 May 2001 - 15 August
2006. Member, Estimates Committee G, 2001.
Party Activity
Member of the ALP since 1978. Held various positions such as Branch President; Branch Secretary;
Delegate to EEC and MEC; Delegate to ALP State Council and State Conference.
Personal
Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 28 January 1962. Qualifications: BBus (HRM); AssocDipBusMan.
Occupation prior to election: Electorate Officer.
Electorate of Springwood
Principal Areas: Daisy Hill, Springwood, Shailer Park, Loganholme, Rochedale South, Priestdale, Cornubia.
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STRUTHERS, Karen Lee
Electorate:

ALGESTER
(Archerfield 1998 - 2001)
Party:
Member, Members Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 16 April 2008 - 20 March 2009.
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health 13 September 2007 - 20 March 2009. Chair, Review
of Organ and Tissue Donation Procedures Select Committee 12 May 2008 - 28 October 2008. Member,
Estimates Committee A, 2007. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health 13 September 2006 13 September 2007. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Sport 2 February 2006 - 13 September
2006. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Employment, Training and Industrial Relations 28
July 2005 - 13 September 2006. Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier (Multicultural Affairs) and
Minister for Trade 12 February 2004 - 28 July 2005. Chair, Legal, Constitutional and Administrative
Review Committee 3 May 2001 - 13 January 2004. Chair, Estimates Committee F, 2001. Member,
Parliamentary Criminal Justice Committee 30 July 1998 - 23 January 2001. Chair, Estimates Committee
D, 2000. Member, Estimates Committee F, 1998 and 1999.
Member, Gaming Review Committee 1999 - December 1999.
Party Activity
Member, Algester Branch; Member, Algester EEC; Former Member, Law and Law Enforcement Policy
Committee; Former Campaign Director, Moorooka Ward; Brisbane City Council Election Campaign
1997; Former Campaign Director, Federal seat of Moreton for the 2001 and 2004 Federal elections;
Member, Labor for Refugees.
Personal
Born: Adelaide, South Australia, 19 February 1963. One son. Qualifications: BSocW (Hons) (UQ);
GMQ (Graduate School of Management, GU); MPSM (Hons) (GU). Occupation prior to election:
Assistant Director, Queensland Council of Social Service.
Electorate of Algester
Principal Areas: Algester, Acacia Ridge, Forest Lake, Forestdale, Parkinson, Doolandella, Pallara, Heathwood,
Larapinta, and Willawong and parts of Calamvale, Durack, Sunnybank Hills.
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STUCKEY, Janet Ann (Jann)
Electorate:
CURRUMBIN
Party:


Liberal Party 07.02.2004 - 09.09.2008
Shadow Minister for Child Safety and Shadow Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island
Community Development 12 August 2008 - 5 April 2009. Member, Estimates Committee D, 2008.
Member, Investigation into Altruistic Surrogacy Select Committee 26 February 2008 - 8 October 2008.
Shadow Minister for Child Safety and Women 29 January 2008 - 12 August 2008. Member, Estimates
Committee B, 2007. Member, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 11 October 2006 - 21 March 2009.
Shadow Minister for Child Safety and Disability Services and Mental Health Policy 21 September
2006 - 29 January 2008. Member, Estimates Committee C, 2006. Shadow Minister for Tourism, Fair
Trading and Wine Industry Development 28 September 2005 - 21 September 2006. Member, Estimates
Committee F, 2004. Member, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 18 March 2004 - 15 September 2006.
Liberal Party Spokesperson for Tourism, Fair Trading and Wine Industry Development, Child Safety,
Communities and Disability Services, Employment, Training and Industrial Relations, and Women's
Issues 17 February 2004 - 27 September 2005.
Party Activity
Patron, Liberal Party Women's State Council, 2004-2005. Chairman, McPherson FEC, 2001-2003.
Candidate, Currumbin, 2001 State election. Chairman, Broadbeach Branch, 1998-1999.
Personal
Born: Adelaide, South Australia, 21 January 1955. Married, two children. Qualifications: Registered nurse
with diploma from Adelaide Childrens Hospital. Occupation prior to election: Ran a communications
consultancy specialising in professional development, speaker coaching and conflict resolution.
Electorate of Currumbin
Principal Areas: Currumbin Waters, Currumbin, Palm Beach, Tallebudgera and Currumbin Valleys, Tugun,
Bilinga, Kirra and Coolangatta.
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SULLIVAN, Carryn Elizabeth
Electorate:
PUMICESTONE

Party:
Member, Estimates Committee G, 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2008. Chair, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee
11 October 2006 - 20 March 2009. Chair, Estimates Committee E, 2003. Member, Estimates Committee
E, 2002. Member, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 3 May 2001 - 15 August 2006. Member, Estimates
Committee D, 2001.
Deputy Chair of the Ministerial Aquaculture Advisory Committee and a member of the Graffiti Taskforce.
Party Activity
Secretary, ALP Bribie Island Branch. Longman Delegate to ALP State Conference, 1998 - present.
Queensland Delegate to ALP National Conference 1999 and 2000.
Caboolture Shire Councillor 1991-1994 (retired).
Personal
Born: Millmerran, Queensland, 6 September 1955. Married, two children. Qualifications: BEd; DipTchg
(Primary). Occupation prior to election: Primary school teacher.
Electorate of Pumicestone
Description: Rural
Principal Areas: Beachmere, Donnybrook, Ningi, Toorbul, Meldale, Bribie Island, Sandstone Point,
Caboolture East, parts of Morayfield, Burpengary, Upper Caboolture.
84

VAN LITSENBURG, Elisabeth Cornelia Maria
(Lillian)
Electorate:
REDCLIFFE
Party:
Member, Estimates Committee E, 2008. Member, Estimates Committee B, 2007. Member, Travelsafe
Select Committee 11 October 2006 - 20 March 2009. Temporary Speaker/Deputy Speaker 11 October
2006 - 21 March 2009.
Party Activity
President, Woody Point ALP Branch.
Councillor, Redcliffe City Council (2004 - 2005).
Personal
Born: Eindhoven, The Netherlands, 22 April 1957. Qualifications: CertTchg (Primary). Occupations
prior to election: City Councillor; Teacher (Principal).
Electorate of Redcliffe
Principal Areas: Scarborough, Redcliffe, Margate, Woody Point, Clontarf, part of the suburbs of Kippa-Ring,
and Moreton Island.
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WALLACE, Hon Craig Andrew
Electorate:
THURINGOWA
Party:
Minister for Natural Resources and Water and Minister Assisting the Premier in North Queensland 1
November 2006 - 26 March 2009. Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier and Minister for Trade in
North Queensland 21 September 2006 - 1 November 2006. Member, Estimates Committee A, 2006.
Member, Impact of Petrol Pricing Select Committee 25 August 2005 - 4 April 2006. Member, Estimates
Committee E, 2005. Temporary Speaker/Deputy Speaker 31 August 2004 - 15 August 2006. Member,
Estimates Committee A, 2004. Member, Panel of Temporary Chairmen for the 51st Parliament 18 March
2004 - 31 August 2004. Member, Public Accounts Committee 18 March 2004 - 15 August 2006.
Party Activity
Branch President, Branch Secretary, State Conference Delegate.
Personal
Born: Home Hill, Queensland, 12 June 1969. Married, one child. Qualifications: BA (JCU). Occupation
prior to election: Executive Officer to the Mayor of Townsville.
Electorate of Thuringowa
Principal Areas: Part of the City of Thuringowa, including suburbs of Thuringowa Central, Condon, Kelso,
Rasmussen, Deeragun, Jensen, Kirwan, Bushland Beach.
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WEIGHTMAN, Phillip John (Phil)

Electorate:

Party:
CLEVELAND

Chair, Estimates Committee D, 2008. Chair, Estimates Committee B, 2007. Member, Public Works
Committee 1 November 2006 - 20 March 2009. Member, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct
Committee 11 October 2006 - 1 November 2006.
Party Activity
Vice-President, Cleveland ALP Branch; Former Secretary, Cleveland SEC; Delegate, Cleveland SEC.
Personal
Born: Innisfail, Queensland, 10 February 1958. Married, two children. Qualifications: Dip Public Safety
(Policing) (QPA); Dip Justice Administration (MSIT); Cert IV (Workplace Training and Assessment)
(MSIT). Occupation prior to election: Police Officer. Awards - National Medal with 25 year bar;
Queensland Police Service Medal with 25 year bar (unofficial).
Electorate of Cleveland
Location: South-east coastal metropolitan area encompassing North Stradbroke Island and Peel Island
Principal Areas: Cleveland, Ormiston, Wellington Point, part of Birkdale and Thorneside, and settlements of
Dunwich, Point Lookout and Amity Point.
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WELFORD, Hon Rodney Jon (Rod)
Electorate:

EVERTON
(Stafford 1989-1992)
Party:
Dates of Service: 2 December 1989 - 20 March 2009

(Retired)
Minister for Education and Training and Minister for the Arts 13 September 2006 - 26 March 2009.
Minister for Education and Minister for the Arts 28 July 2005 - 13 September 2006. Attorney-General
and Minister for Justice 22 February 2001 - 28 July 2005. Minister for Environment and Heritage and
Minister for Natural Resources 29 June 1998 - 22 February 2001. Shadow Minister for Environment
and Heritage 27 February 1996 - 26 June 1998. Deputy Chair, Estimates Committee D, 1996 and 1997.
Parliamentary Representative, University of Queensland Senate 1 January 1996 - 24 March 1996. Chair,
Legal, Constitutional and Administrative Review Committee 15 September 1995 - 2 April 1996. Chair,
Estimates Committee D, 1994 and 1995; Chair, Privileges Committee 12 November 1992 - 20 June
1995; Member, Select Committee on Procedural Review 19 October 1995 - 2 April 1996; Member,
Electoral and Administrative Review Committee 21 March 1990 - 20 June 1995. Chair, Ministerial
Inquiry into Sports Funding 1990; Chair, Ministerial Inquiry into Residential Tenancy Law Reform
(1991-1992); Chair, State and Local Government Inquiry into Community Use of School Swimming
Facilities 1993; Chair, Ministerial Alternative Energy Advisory Group (1993-1994).
Party Activity
President, Aspley West Chermside Branch 1982-1983; Secretary, Petrie FDE 1987-1988; AspleyZillmere Branch 1987; President, Aspley-Zillmere Branch 1988-1989; Delegate, State Conference
1988-1991; State Council 1988-1991; Member, State Rules Committee 1989-1992; Member, State
Laws and Law Enforcement Committee 1989-1992.
Personal
Born: Brisbane, Queensland, 30 September 1958. One daughter. Qualifications: BA (1st Class Hons);
LLB; GradDipLegPrac; GradDipIndRel; MScEnvMgt. Occupation prior to election: Solicitor of the
Supreme Court of Queensland and Barrister of the High Court of Australia.
Electorate of Everton
Principal Areas: Everton Park, Everton Hills, Albany Creek, McDowall, parts of Oxford Park, Keperra, Bunya,
and parts of Grovely, Mitchelton, and Gaythorne.
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WELLINGTON, Peter William
Electorate:
NICKLIN
Party:
Independent
Member, Estimates Committee C, 1999, 2001, 2003 and 2008. Member, Review of Organ and Tissue
Donation Procedures Select Committee 12 May 2008 - 28 October 2008. Member, Estimates Committee
E, 2006 and 2007. Member, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 11 October 2006 - 20 March 2009.
Member, Estimates Committee G, 2005. Member, Estimates Committee D, 2004. Deputy Chair,
Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 14 May 2001 - 15 August 2006. Member, Estimates Committee F,
2002. Member, Select Committee on the Consequences of Changing Political Status 14 October 2003 13 January 2004. Member, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee 30 July 1998 - 23 January 2001. Member,
Estimates Committee A, 2000. Member, Select Committee on Parliamentary Entitlements 30 July 1998
- 30 October 1998. Member, Estimates Committee D, 1998.
Councillor, Maroochy Shire, Division 3 (four years); Chair, Finance Department, Maroochy Council
(one year).
Personal
Born: Numurkah, Victoria, 21 August 1957. Married. Qualifications: LLB (QUT); GradDipLegPrac.
Occupation prior to election: Councillor, solicitor and farmer.
Electorate of Nicklin
Description: Rural
Principal Areas: Nambour, Kenilworth, Woombye, Palmwoods, Montville, Eudlo, Bli Bli, Yandina.
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WELLS, Hon Dean MacMillan

Electorate:
MURRUMBA
Party:
Date of Election: 1 November 1986
Member, Estimates Committee B, 2008. Member, Estimates Committee F, 2007. Member, Parliamentary
Crime and Misconduct Committee 1 November 2006 - 22 April 2009. Member, Members Ethics
and Parliamentary Privileges Committee 11 October 2006 - 1 November 2006. Member, Estimates
Committee F, 2006. Member, Estimates Committee C, 2004 and 2005. Member, Members' Ethics and
Parliamentary Privileges Committee 18 March 2004 - 15 August 2006. Minister for Environment 22
February 2001 - 12 February 2004. Minister for Education 29 June 1998 - 22 February 2001. Shadow
Minister for Emergency Services, Public Service Matters and Federal-State Relations 17 December
1996 - 26 June 1998. Member, Estimates Committee B, 1997. Member, Scrutiny of Legislation
Committee 15 September 1995 - 4 December 1996. Attorney-General 7 December 1989 - 31 July 1995;
also Minister for Justice and the Arts, 24 September 1992 - 31 July 1995. Opposition Spokesman on
Justice and Attorney-General June 1988 - December 1989. Member, Select Committee of Subordinate
Legislation 1987; Member of Queensland Delegation to Biennial Conference of Australian Public
Accounts Committees May 1987. Federal: Member, House of Representatives for Petrie 5 March 1983
- 1 December 1984.
Party Activity
At various times, President and Secretary of various local branches; Campaign Director in a number of
campaigns. Member of ALP since 1972.
Personal
Born: Australian Army Base, Hiroshima, 13 January 1949. Three children. Qualifications: BA (1st Class
Hons); MA; LLB. Occupation prior to election: Lecturer in Philosophy (UQ).
Electorate of Murrumba
Principal Areas: Deception Bay, Rothwell, Mango Hill, Murrumba Downs and parts of Kippa-Ring and
Kallangur and the town of Burpengary.
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WENDT, Wayne Earl

Electorate:
IPSWICH WEST
Party:
Member, Estimates Committee B, 2008. Temporary Speaker/Deputy Speaker from 11 October 2007 21 April 2009. Member, Estimates Committee A, 2007. Member, Public Works Committee 11 October
2006 - 21 March 2009.
Personal
Born: 21 August 1960. Married, two children. Qualifications: BCom (Accounting) (GU). Occupation
prior to election: Accountant/Auditor.
Electorate of Ipswich West

Description: Rural
Principal Areas: Ipswich suburbs of Brassall, Leichhardt, Wulkuraka, Tivoli, Karalee, Chuwar. Also
Rosewood, Haigslea, Marburg, Glamorganvale, Pine Mountain, Karrabin, Fernvale.
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WETTENHALL, Stephen Peter Arthur (Steve)

Electorate:
BARRON RIVER

Party:
Member, Estimates Committee F, 2008. Member, Investigation into Altruistic Surrogacy Select
Committee 26 February 2008 - 8 October 2008. Member, Estimates Committee A, 2007. Member, Legal,
Constitutional and Administrative Review Committee 11 October 2006 - 20 March 2009. Temporary
Speaker/Deputy Speaker 11 October 2006 - 21 March 2009.
Electorate of Barron River

Principal Areas: Cairns suburbs of Whitfield, Trinity Beach, Holloways Beach, Yorkeys Knob, Smithfield,
Freshwater, Kamerunga, Redlynch, Caravonica-Lake Placid and Edge Hill, and Kuranda.
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WILSON, Hon Geoffrey James (Geoff)
Electorate:
FERNY GROVE
Party:
Minister for Mines and Energy 13 September 2006 - 26 March 2009. Member, Estimates Committee
C, 2006. Member, Estimates Committee F, 2005. Chair, Estimates Committee C, 2004. Member, Select
Committee on the Consequences of Changing Political Status 14 October 2003 - 13 January 2004. Chair,
Estimates Committee B, 2001, 2002, 2003. Chair, Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee 1
January 2002 - 11 October 2006. Chair, Parliamentary Criminal Justice Committee 3 May 2001 - 31
December 2001. Member, Parliamentary Criminal Justice Committee 29 February 2000 - 3 May 2001.
Member, Legal, Constitutional and Administrative Review Committee 30 July 1998 - 29 February 2000.
Member, Estimates Committee F, 1998, 1999 and 2000.
Party Activity
Delegate, State Conference 1990 - 2003; Delegate, State Council 1990 - 1997; Delegate, Electoral
College 1994 - 1997; Member, Employment Training and Industrial Relations Policy Committee 1996
- 1997; Member, Economic Management Policy Committee 1990 - 1996.
Personal
Born: Culcairn, New South Wales, 5 November 1952. Married, three children. Qualifications: BA
(Hons) LLB (ANU); Barrister of Supreme Court of New South Wales, Australian Capital Territory and
Federal and High Courts. Occupation prior to election: Union official, barrister and public servant.
Electorate of Ferny Grove

Principal Areas: Mitchelton, Keperra, Ferny Hills, Ferny Grove, Arana Hills, Samford, Samford Valley, Upper
Kedron, Mount Nebo, Mount Glorious and parts of Bunya.
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MEMBERS RESIGNING DURING 52ND PARLIAMENT
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BEATTIE, Hon Peter Douglas

Electorate:
BRISBANE CENTRAL
Party:
Dates of Service: 2 December 1989 - 13 September 2007

(Resigned)
Premier 26 June 1998 - 13 September 2007. Minister for Trade 13 September 2006 - 13 September
2007. Minister for Sport 28 July 2005 - 2 February 2006. Member, Standing Orders Committee from
11 October 2006 - 13 September 2007. Treasurer 28 July 2005 - 2 February 2006. Minister for Trade 22
February 2001 - 28 July 2005 (and eight other ministries during the transition period 26 - 29 June 1998).
Member, Select Committee on Parliamentary Entitlements 30 July 1998 - 30 October 1998. Leader
of the Opposition 19 February 1996 - 26 June 1998, and Shadow Minister for Economic and Trade
Development 27 February 1996 - 26 June 1998. Deputy Chair, Estimates Committee A 1996 and 1997.
Shadow Minister for Industry and Small Business 27 February - 17 December 1996. Member, Standing
Orders Committee 17 April 1996 - 15 August 2006. Minister for Health 31 July 1995 - 19 February
1996. Member, Public Works Committee, 10 November 1992 - 20 June 1995. Chairman, Parliamentary
Criminal Justice Committee, 21 March 1990 - 25 August 1992.
Party Activity
State Secretary, Queensland Branch, 1981-1988; Ex Officio Member of the National Executive, 19811988; Member, National Campaign Committee; National Conference Delegate 1982, 1984, 1986, 1988,
1998; Member, National Executive's Appeals Committee; Member, National Infrastructure Policy
Committee; Queensland State Campaign Director for 16 different elections, 1981-1988; Member,
Administrative Committee, from 1996 and 1980-1988; Former Company Secretary and Director of
various Labor Companies.
Personal
Born: Sydney, New South Wales, 18 November 1952. Married, three children. Qualifications: BA,
LLB, (UQ); MA (Research) (QUT); Awarded an honorary Doctor of Science Degree by University of
Queensland on 10 December 2003; Awarded a Doctor of the University (honoris causa) Degree by the
Bond University; and an Honorary Doctor of the University Degree by Griffith University on 2 October
2004. Occupation prior to election: Solicitor, Supreme Court of Queensland.
Electorate of Brisbane Central

Principal Areas: Brisbane City, Fortitude Valley, Newmarket, New Farm, Teneriffe, Newstead, Windsor,
Kelvin Grove, Wilston, Herston, Bowen Hills and Spring Hill.
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PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT
The Clerk of the Parliament and Chief Executive Officer

Neil LAURIE
The Deputy Clerk of the Parliament

Siwan DAVIES
Michael RIES
14.06.2005 - 18.01.2008
09.06.2008 - current
Director, Corporate and House Services

Michael HICKEY
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PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE
Audit and Risk

Management Group
Information
Communication
Technology
Management Group
The Speaker
Executive Management Group
The Clerk of the

Parliament
Clerk
Deputy Clerk
Director, Corporate and House Services
Workplace Health and

Safety Management
Group
Members'
Electorate
Officers
Legislative and
Information Services
Division (Deputy Clerk)
Corporate and House

Services Division
(Director)
Human
Resource
Management
Catering
Services
Property
Services
Financial and
Administrative
Services
Information
Technology
Services
Security and
Attendant
Services
Chamber and
Procedural
Services
Community
Engagement
Committee
Office
Queensland
Parliamentary
Library
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Parliamentary
Reporting
Services
(Hansard)
Office of the
Parliamentary
Crime and
Misconduct
Commissioner
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PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES OF THE 52ND PARLIAMENT

Notes:
(1) The original motion to appoint Members to parliamentary committees for the 52nd Parliament was
passed in the Parliament on 11 October 2006.
(2) The Health Quality and Complaints Commission Select Committee was established on 24
May 2007. The Health Quality and Complaints Commission Select Committe reported to the
Queensland Parliament on 15 November 2007. The Committee is no longer in existence.
(3) The Broadcast of Parliament Select Committee was established on 14 February 2008. The
Broadcast of Parliament Select Committee reported to the Queensland Parliament on 30 May 2008.
The Committee is no longer in existence.
(4) The Investigation into Altruistic Surrogacy Select Committee was established on 14 February
2008. The Investigation into Altruistic Surrogacy Select Committee reported to the Queensland
Parliament on 8 October 2008.
(5) The Review of Organ and Tissue Donation Procedures Select Committee was established on 29
April 2008. The review of Organ and Tissue Donation Procedures Select Committee reported to
the Queensland Parliament on 28 October 2008. The Committee is no longer in existence.
(6) The Speaker's Advisory Committee was established on 26 February 2008 under the Parliamentary
Service Act 1988. The committee advised the Speaker on issues arising under the Parliamentary
Service Act 1988 referred to it by the Speaker. Upon the dissolution of the Legislative Assembly (23
February 2009), the Speakers Advisory Committee was disbanded.
(7) For Members, dates refer to their appointment to or resignation from the committee, if different
from the start or end date of the committee.
(8) Unless legislation governing a committee otherwise specifically provides, all committees are
automatically dissolved when Parliament is dissolved. The Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct
Committee is the only committee to exist after a dissolution - this is specifically provided for in
s 301 of the Crime and Misconduct Act 2001.
Broadcast of Parliament Select Committee

FINN, SD (Chair)
BOMBOLAS, C
COPELAND, SW (Deputy Chair)
HINCHLIFFE, SJ
JONES, KJ
NICHOLLS, TJ
PRATT, DR
LAWLOR, PJ (Chair)
CRIPPS, AP
DARLING, VE
FOLEY, CJ
HINCHLIFFE, SJ
LANGBROEK, J-PH (Deputy Chair)
Health Quality and Complaints Commission Select Committee
Investigation Into Altruistic Surrogacy Select Committee

LAVARCH, LD (Chair)
DARLING, VE
FOLEY, CJ
MENKENS, RN (Deputy Chair)
MOORHEAD, ER
STUCKEY, JA
WETTENHALL, SPA
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Legal, Constitutional and Administrative Review Committee

REILLY, DA (Chair)
CRIPPS, AP
DARLING, VE
KIERNAN, BM
LEE LONG, RT
NICHOLLS, TJ (Deputy Chair)
WETTENHALL, SPA
PALASZCZUK, A (Chair) (from 01.11.06)

HINCHCLIFFE, SJ (Chair) (to 01.11.06)
GRAY, PR
HORAN, MJ (Deputy Chair)
MILLER, JR (to 16.04.08)
NOLAN, RG (to 06.02.07)
PRATT, DR
SPRINGBORG, LJ (to 08.02.08)
WELLS, Hon DM (to 01.11.06)
Members Ethics and Parliamentary Privileges Committee
Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Committee

HOOLIHAN, PA (Chair)
CUNNINGHAM, EA
DEMPSEY, JM
HOBBS, HWT (Deputy Chair)
SMITH, CA
WELLS, Hon DM (from 01.11.06)
Public Accounts Committee

HAYWARD, Hon KW (Chair)

ENGLISH, JM
GIBSON, DF
GRACE, G (from 30.10.07)
JOHNSON, VG (Deputy Chair)
LANGBROEK, JPH
LAWLOR, PJ
MALE, CT
STONE, BG (Chair)
COPELAND, SW
HOPPER, RG
LINGARD, Hon KR (Deputy Chair)
O'BRIEN, JD
PALASZCZUK, A (to 01.11.06)
WEIGHTMAN, PJ (from 01.11.06)
WENDT, WE

Public Works Committee
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Review of Organ and Tissue Donation Procedures Select Committee

STRUTHERS, KL (Chair)
GRACE, G
LANGBROEK, J-PH
MALE, CT
O'BRIEN, JD
SEENEY, JW (Deputy Chair)
WELLINGTON, PW
Scrutiny of Legislation Committee

SULLIVAN, CE (Chair)
CROFT, PK (Maternity Leave 13.05.08 - 25.08.08)
JONES, KJ
MALE, CT (13.05.08 - 25.08.08)
MOORHEAD, ER
STEVENS, RA
STUCKEY, JA
WELLINGTON, PW (Deputy Chair)
Standing Orders Committee

REYNOLDS, Hon MF (ex officio) (Chair)

BLIGH, Hon AM
COPELAND, SW (13.05.08 - 12.11.08)
LUCAS, Hon PT (from 09.10.07)
McARDLE, MF (from 13.05.08)
SCHWARTEN, Hon RE
SPRINGBORG, LJ (from 12.02.08)
REYNOLDS, Hon MF (ex officio) (Chair)

ENGLISH, JM (Deputy Chair)
CUNNINGHAM, EA
GIBSON, DF
KIERNAN, BM
LANGBROEK, J-PH
MALE, CT
SMITH, CA
Speaker's Advisory Committee
Travelsafe Select Committee

MILLER, J-AR (Chair) (from 16.04.08)

PEARCE, J (Chair) (to 16.04.08)
BOMBOLAS, C (to 07.08.07)
ELMES, GW (to 26.08.08)
FLEGG, BS (from 26.08.08)
FOLEY, CJ (Deputy Chair)
MALONE, GE
PURCELL, PD (07.08.07 - 26.02.08)
REEVES, PG (26.02.08 - 28.10.08)
SCOTT, DC
VAN LITSENBURG, ECM
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Estimates Committees 2007

(Established 23 May 2007)
2007 Estimates Committee A

2007 Estimates Committee F

NOLAN, RG (Chair)
FLEGG, B
SEENEY, JW
STEVENS, RA
STRUTHERS, KL
WENDT, WE
WETTENHALL, SPA
2007 Estimates Committee G
2007 Estimates Committee B

REILLY, DA (Chair)
LEE, RO
McARDLE, MF
MENKENS, RN
NICHOLLS, TJ
SCOTT, DC
WELLS, Hon DM
WEIGHTMAN, PJ (Chair)
KIERNAN, BM
LANGBROEK, J-PH
MESSENGER, RD
STONE, BG
STUCKEY, JA
VAN LITSENBURG, ECM
MOORHEAD, ER (Chair)
CUNNINGHAM, EA
HAYWARD, Hon KW
HORAN, MJ
LAWLOR, PJ
LINGARD, Hon KR
MILLER, J-AR
2007 Estimates Committee C

O'BRIEN, JD (Chair)
CHOI, MW (to 18.07.07)
GRAY, PR
HOPPER, RG
JOHNSON, VG
JONES, KJ
MALE, CT (from 18.07.07)
SIMPSON, FS
2007 Estimates Committee D

DARLING, VE (Chair)

HINCHLIFFE, SJ
JARRAT, JH
KNUTH, SA
MALONE, GE
McNAMARA, AI
PRATT, DR
2007 Estimates Committee E

PALASZCZUK, A (Chair)
BOMBOLAS, C*
COPELAND, SW
HOBBS, HWT
HOOLIHAN, PA
REEVES, PG
SMITH, CA*
WELLINGTON, PW
* On 10 July 2007 the Leader of the House wrote

to the committee to advise that, in accordance with
Standing Order 170 (1), he had appointed Christine
Smith MP as a replacement committee member for
Chris Bombolas MP.
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Estimates Committees 2008

(Established 1 May 2008)
2008 Estimates Committee A

2008 Estimates Committee F

FINN, SD (Chair)
HOOLIHAN, PA
KIERNAN, BM
SIMPSON, FS
SPRINGBORG, LJ
STEVENS, RA
STONE, BG
2008 Estimates Committee G
2008 Estimates Committee B

O'BRIEN, JD (Chair)
CUNNINGHAM, EA
GIBSON, DF
LAWLOR, PJ
MILLER, J-AR
NICHOLLS, TJ
WETTENHALL, SPA
DARLING, VE (Chair)
FLEGG, B
JOHNSON, VG
LANGBROEK, J-PH
SMITH, CA
WELLS, Hon DM
WENDT, WE
JONES, KJ (Chair)
HAYWARD, Hon KW
HOPPER, RG
HORAN, MJ
LEE LONG, RT
PURCELL, PD
SULLIVAN, CE
2008 Estimates Committee C

PALASZCZUK, A (Chair)
BOMBOLAS, C
COPELAND, SW
GRAY, PR
HOBBS, HWT
LAVARCH, LD
WELLINGTON, PW
2008 Estimates Committee D

WEIGHTMAN, PJ (Chair)
GRACE, G
MENKENS, RN
MESSENGER, RD*
PRATT, DR*
REILLY, DA
SCOTT, DC
STUCKEY, JA
2008 Estimates Committee E
MOORHEAD, ER (Chair)
ATTWOOD, JM
FENLON, GB
McARDLE, MF
MALONE, GE
SEENEY, JW
VAN LITSENBURG, ECM
* Dorothy Pratt MP (to 18.07.08) was unable

to attend the hearing due to illness. She was
replaced on the Committee by Rob Messenger
MP (from 18.07.08).
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PART TWO
HISTORICAL INFORMATION
RELATING TO
QUEENSLAND PARLIAMENT
The 52nd Parliament
PART TWO CONTENTS

Governors and Deputy Governors of Queensland
Premiers
Ministries
Parliamentary Secretaries
Opposition Shadow Ministries
Portfolio List
Leaders, Parliamentary Parties
Opposition Leaders
Speakers of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland
Longest Term in Office of Speaker
Chairmen of Committees of the Legislative Assembly
Parliamentary Whips
Legislative Council Presidents
Chairmen of Committees of the Legislative Council
Record Terms of Service
Longest Serving Past Members of the Legislative Assembly
Shortest Length of Service
Longest Serving Member in 52nd Parliament
Members of the 52nd Parliament by Date of Commencement of Service
Members of the 52nd Parliament by Age Grouping
Youngest Members First Elected
Oldest Members First Elected
Shortest Term as Cabinet Minister
Longest Term as Cabinet Minister
Longest Term as Premier
Shortest Term as Premier
Longest Term in Same Portfolio
Women Members of the Legislative Assembly
Duration and Length of Parliamentary Sessions
Principal Permanent Officers of the Parliament
Clerks of the Legislative Assembly
Clerks of the Legislative Council
Sergeants-at-Arms of the Legislative Assembly
Parliamentary Librarians
Chief Reporters, Hansard
Parliamentary Commissioners (Ombudsmen)
Parliamentary Commissioners (Information Commissioners)
Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Commissioners
Alphabetical Register of Members of the Legislative Assembly 1860-2009

and of the Legislative Council 1860-1922
List of Queensland Political Parties: Members of which have been elected to the

Queensland Legislative Assembly
Representatives of Queensland State Electorates 1860 - 2009
Key Dates and Events in Queensland Electoral and Parliamentary History
State-Sponsored Referendums
Queensland General Election Dates 1860-1929
Table 1. Precis of Results of Queensland State Elections 1932 to 2009
Table 2. Comparison of Party Performances in Queensland State Elections 1956 - 2009
Showing Seats Contested and Won, and Valid first-Preference Votes Cast
Abbreviations
Index
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105
107
108
116
120
127
161
163
164
165
165
166
167
167
168
168
168
168
169
171
172
172
172
172
173
173
173
174
176
176
176
177
177
177
178
178
178
179
180
180
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375
377
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386
GOVERNORS AND DEPUTY GOVERNORS OF QUEENSLAND

10.12.1859 - 04.01.1868
Sir George Ferguson BOWEN, GCMG
04.01.1868 - 14.08.1868
Colonel Maurice Charles OCONNELL
(Administrator)
14.08.1868 - 02.01.1871
Colonel Samuel Wensley BLACKALL
02.01.1871 - 12.08.1871
Colonel Sir Maurice Charles OCONNELL, Kt
(Administrator)
12.08.1871 - 12.11.1874
The Most Hon George Augustus Constantine PHIPPS,
Marquis of Normanby, PC
12.11.1874 - 23.01.1875
(Administrator)
23.01.1875 - 14.03.1877
William Wellington CAIRNS, CMG
14.03.1877 - 10.04.1877
(Administrator)
10.04.1877 - 20.07.1877
Sir Arthur Edward KENNEDY, GCMB, CB
(Administrator)
20.07.1877 - 02.05.1883
Sir Arthur Edward KENNEDY, GCMB, CB
(Governor)
19.03.1880 - 22.11.1880
Hon Joshua Peter BELL
(Administrator)
02.05.1883 - 06.11.1883
Hon Sir Arthur Hunter PALMER, KCMG
(Administrator)
06.11.1883 - 09.11.1888
Sir Anthony MUSGRAVE, GCMG
20.04.1886 - 13.12.1886
(Administrator)
09.10.1888 - 01.05.1889
(Administrator)
01.05.1889 - 31.12.1895
General Sir Henry Wylie NORMAN, GCB,
GCMG, CIE
16.11.1890 - 06.05.1891
(Administrator)
15.11.1895 - 09.04.1896
(Lieutenant-Governor Administering)
09.04.1896 - 19.12.1901
Rt Hon Charles Wallace Alexander Napier
Cochrane BAILLIE, Baron Lamington
21.06.1901 - 24.03.1902
Rt Hon Sir Samuel Walker GRIFFITH
(Lieutenant-Governor)
24.03.1902 - 10.10.1904
Major-General Sir Herbert Charles CHERMSIDE
10.10.1904 - 30.11.1905
Rt Hon Sir Hugh Muir NELSON (LieutenantGovernor)
30.11.1905 - 26.05.1909
Rt Hon Frederic John Napier THESIGER, Baron
Chelmsford
27.05.1909 - 02.12.1909
Hon Sir Arthur MORGAN (Lieutenant-Governor)
02.12.1909 - 16.07.1914
Sir William MACGREGOR
16.07.1914 - 15.03.1915
Hon Sir Arthur MORGAN (Lieutenant-Governor)
15.03.1915 - 03.02.1920
Major Sir Hamilton John GOOLD-ADAMS
03.02.1920 - 03.12.1920
Hon William LENNON (Lieutenant-Governor)
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03.12.1920 - 17.09.1925
Rt Hon Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Matthew NATHAN
17.09.1925 - 13.06.1927
13.06.1927 - 07.04.1932
Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Herbert John
Chapman GOODWIN
08.05.1929 - 02.06.1929
07.04.1932 - 01.06.1932
Hon Sir James William BLAIR (Administrator)
13.06.1932 - 24.04.1946
Colonel Sir Leslie Orme WILSON
17.05.1937 - 21.11.1937
Hon Sir James William BLAIR (Administrator)
24.04.1946 - 01.10.1946
Hon Frank Arthur COOPER (Lieutenant-Governor)
01.10.1946 - 04.12.1957
Lieutenant-General Sir John Dudley LAVARACK
25.01.1957 - 18.03.1958
Hon Sir Alan James MANSFIELD (Administrator)
18.03.1958 - 18.03.1966
Colonel Sir Henry Abel SMITH
031.3.1960 - 24.05.1960
18.04.1963 - 18.10.1963
10.03.1966 - 21.03.1966
Hon William George MACK, Chief Justice
(Administrator)
021.3.1966 - 21.03.1972
Hon Sir Alan James MANSFIELD, KCMG,
KBE, CB
20.03.1969 - 30.06.1969
Hon Sir William George MACK, Chief Justice
(Administrator)
30.06.1969 - 18.09.1969
Hon Joseph Aloysius SHEEHY, Senior Puisne Judge
(Administrator)
09.03.1972 - 21.03.1972
Hon Mostyn HANGER, Chief Justice
(Administrator)
021.3.1972 - 21.03.1977
Air Marshal Sir Colin Thomas HANNAH, KCMG,
KCVO, KBE, CB
21.03.1977 - 22.04.1977
Hon Sir Mostyn HANGER, KBE (Administrator)
22.04.1977 - 22.07.1985
Commodore Sir James RAMSAY, KCMG, KCVO,
CBE, DSC
22.07.1985 - 29.07.1992
Hon Sir Walter Benjamin CAMPBELL, AC, KtCdr
KStJ
29.07.1992 - 29.07.1997
Mrs Leneen FORDE, AC
29.07.1997 - 29.07.2003
Major General Peter ARNISON, AC, CVO
29.07.2003 - 29.07.2008
Ms Quentin BRYCE, AC
29.07.2008 -
Ms Penelope Anne WENSLEY, AO
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PREMIERS
10.12.1859 - 01.02.1866
01.02.1866 - 20.07.1866
20.07.1866 - 07.08.1866
07.08.1866 - 15.08.1867
15.08.1867 - 25.11.1868
25.11.1868 - 03.05.1870
03.05.1870 - 08.01.1874
08.01.1874 - 05.06.1876
05.06.1876 - 08.03.1877
08.03.1877 - 21.01.1879
21.01.1879 - 13.11.1883
13.11.1883 - 13.06.1888
13.06.1888 - 30.11.1888
30.11.1888 - 12.08.1890
12.08.1890 - 27 03.1893
27.03.1893 - 27.10.1893
27.10.1893 - 13.04.1898
13.04.1898 - 27.09.1898
01.10.1898 - 01.12.1899
01.12.1899 - 07.12.1899
07.12.1899 - 17.09.1903
17.09.1903 - 19.01.1906
19.01.1906 - 19.11.1907
19.11.1907 - 18.02.1908
18.02.1908 - 07.02.1911
07.02.1911 - 01.06.1915
01.06.1915 - 22.10.1919
22.10.1919 - 26.02.1925
26.02.1925 - 22.10.1925
22.10.1925 - 21.05.1929
21.05.1929 - 17.06.1932
17.06.1932 - 16.09.1942
16.09.1942 - 07.03.1946
07.03.1946 - 17.01.1952
17.01.1952 - 12.08.1957
12.08.1957 - 17.01.1968
17.01.1968 - 31.07.1968
01.08.1968 - 08.08.1968
08.08.1968 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 13.09.2007
13.09.2009 -

HERBERT, RGW
MACALISTER, A
HERBERT, RGW
MACALISTER, A
MACKENZIE, RR
LILLEY, C
PALMER, AH
MACALISTER, A
THORN, G
DOUGLAS, J
McILWRAITH, T
GRIFFITH, SW
McILWRAITH, Sir T
MOREHEAD, BD
GRIFFITH, Sir SW
McILWRAITH, Sir T
NELSON, HM
BYRNES, TJ
DICKSON, JR
DAWSON, A
PHILP, R
MORGAN, A
KIDSTON, W
PHILP, R
KIDSTON, W
DENHAM, DF
RYAN, TJ
THEODORE, EG
GILLIES, WN
McCORMACK, W
MOORE, AE
SMITH, W Forgan
COOPER, FA
HANLON, EM
GAIR, VC
NICKLIN, GFR
PIZZEY, JCA
CHALK, Sir GWW
BJELKE-PETERSEN, Sir J*
AHERN, MJ
COOPER, TR
GOSS, WK
BORBIDGE, RE
BEATTIE, PD
BLIGH, AM
* Record term of office
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MINISTRIES
from June 1998
For ministries earlier than 1998 see previous Handbooks/Records
Interim Beattie Ministry, 26 to 29 June 1998

(ALP)
BEATTIE, Peter Douglas

ELDER, James Peter

Premier
Minister for Families, Youth and Community Care
Attorney-General and
Minister for Justice
Minister for Health
Minister for Education
Minister for Environment
Minister for Primary Industries, Fisheries and Forestry
Minister for Training and Industrial Relations
Minister for Public Works and Housing
Deputy Premier, Treasurer and
Minister for Arts, Minister for Police and Corrective
Services and
Minister for Racing, Minister for Economic
Development and Trade and
Minister Assisting the Premier
Minister for Tourism, Small Business and Industry
Minister for Mines and Energy
Minister for Local Government and Planning
Minister for Natural Resources
Minister for Transport and Main Roads
Minister for Emergency Services and
Minister for Sport
Beattie Ministry, 29 June 1998 to 16 December 1999

(ALP)
ELDER, James Peter

MACKENROTH, Terence Michael

GIBBS, Robert James
HAMILL, David John
BRADDY, Paul Joseph
FOLEY, Matthew Joseph

Premier
Deputy Premier and Minister for State Development
and
Minister for Trade
Minister for Communication and Information and
Minister for Local Government, Planning, Regional
and Rural Communities
Minister for Tourism, Sport and Racing (until 14
December 1999)
Treasurer
Minister for Employment, Training and Industrial
Relations
Attorney-General and Minister for Justice and
Minister for The Arts
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EDMOND, Wendy Marjorie
BARTON, Thomas Alfred
McGRADY, Anthony

BREDHAUER, Stephen Dominic

WELLS, Dean MacMillan
SCHWARTEN, Robert Evan

BLIGH, Anna Maria

SPENCE, Judith Caroline

WELFORD, Rodney Jon

PALASZCZUK, Henry
ROSE, Merri
Minister for Health

Minister for Police and Corrective Services
Minister for Mines and Energy and
Minister Assisting the Deputy Premier on Regional
Development
Minister for Transport and
Minister for Main Roads
Minister for Public Works and
Minister for Housing
Minister for Families, Youth and Community Care and
Minister for Disability Services
Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
Policy and
Minister for Womens Policy and
Minister for Fair Trading
Minister for Environment and Heritage and
Minister for Natural Resource
Minister for Primary Industries
Minister for Emergency Services
Beattie Ministry, 16 December 1999 to 30 November 2000

(ALP)

ELDER, James Peter


HAMILL, David John
BRADDY, Paul Joseph


McGRADY, Anthony

Premier
Deputy Premier and
Minister for State Development and
Minister for Trade (from 26 Nov 2000 to 30 November
2000)
and
Minister for Trade (until 22 November 2000)
Minister for Communication and Information and
Minister for Local Government and Planning and
Minister for Sport
Treasurer
Relations
and
Minister for Trade (from 22 Nov 2000 to 26 Nov 2000)
Minister for Justice and
Minister for Health
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BLIGH, Anna Maria


WELFORD, Rodney Jon

PALASZCZUK, Henry
ROSE, Merri
ROBERTSON, Stephen
Development
Policy and
Minister for Primary Industries and Rural Communities
Minister for Tourism and Racing
Beattie Ministry, 30 November 2000 to 22 February 2001

(ALP)

HAMILL, David John
BRADDY, Paul Joseph

McGRADY, Anthony



BLIGH, Anna Maria


WELFORD, Rodney Jon
Premier
Deputy Premier and Minister for State Development,
Communication and Information and
Minister for Sport
Treasurer
Relations
Minister for Justice and
Minister for Health
Development
Policy and
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PALASZCZUK, Henry
ROSE, Merri
ROBERTSON, Stephen
CUNNINGHAM, Nita Irene

Beattie Ministry, 22 February 2001 to 12 February 2004

(ALP)


BLIGH, Anna Maria


McGRADY, Anthony


WELFORD, Rodney Jon



PALASZCZUK, Henry
ROSE, Merri

ROBERTSON, Stephen

REYNOLDS, Michael Francis

NUTTALL, Gordon Richard
LUCAS, Paul Thomas
Premier, and
Minister for Trade
Deputy Premier,
Treasurer and
Minister for Sport
Minister for Employment, Training and Youth and
Minister for Health and
Minister Assisting the Premier on Womens Policy
Minister for State Development
Minister for Police and Corrective Services and
Minister Assisting the Premier on the Carpentaria
Minerals Province
Minister for Families and
Policy and
Minister for Disability Services and
Minister for Seniors (from 20 June 2002)
Minister for Tourism and Racing and
Minister for Fair Trading (Resigned 15 January 2004)
Minister for Natural Resources and
Minister for Mines
Minister Assisting the Premier in North Queensland
Minister for Industrial Relations
Minister for Innovation and Information Economy
(from 23 March 2001) (Minister with responsibility
for Energy) (from 20 December 2002)
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Beattie Ministry, 12 February 2004 to 28 July 2005

(ALP)

BLIGH, Anna Maria
McGRADY, Anthony
WELFORD, Rodney Jon

LUCAS, Paul Thomas
PALASZCZUK, Henry
ROBERTSON, Stephen

PITT, Frederick Warren

KEECH, Margaret Majella
MICKEL, Reginald John

BOYLE, Desley Carole

CUMMINS, Christopher Paul
CLARK, Elizabeth Ann
Premier and Minister for Trade

Deputy Premier, Treasurer and
Minister for Sport (until 25 July 2005)
Minister for Education and The Arts
Relations
Minister for State Development and Innovation
Minister for Health
Minister for Public Works, Housing and Racing
Minister for Primary Industries and Fisheries
Minister for Natural Resources, Mines and Energy
(until 25 August 2004)
Minister for Natural Resources and Mines (from 25
August 2004)
Minister for Child Safety
Minister for Communities and Disability Services
(until 22 April 2004)
Minister for Communities, Disability Services and
Seniors (from 22 April 2004)
Minister for Tourism, Fair Trading and Wine Industry
Development
Minister for Environment (until 25 August 2004)
Minister for Energy (from 25 August 2004 until 3
March 2005) and
Minister for Energy and Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Islander Policy (from 3 March 2005)
Minister for Local Government and Planning (until 11
March 2004)
Minister for Local Government, Planning and Women
(11 March 2004 25 August 2004)
Minister for Environment, Local Government, Planning
and Women (from 25 August 2004)
Policy (until 1 March 2005)
Beattie Ministry, 28 July 2005 to 2 February 2006

(ALP)
BLIGH, Anna Maria
Premier and Treasurer

Deputy Premier
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LUCAS, Paul Thomas
Minister for Finance,

Minister for State Development, Trade and Innovation
Relations
Minister for Primary Industries and Fisheries (until 7
December 2005)
WELFORD, Rodney Jon
Minister for Education and

Minister for the Arts
ROBERTSON, Stephen
Minister for Health
PALASZCZUK, Henry
Minister for Natural Resources and Mines
Seniors
Development
Minister for Energy and for Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander Policy
and Women
Minister for Small Business, Information Technology
Policy and Multicultural Affairs
Minister for Justice and Attorney-General
MULHERIN, Timothy Sean
(from 12 December 2005)
Beattie Ministry, 2 February 2006 to 13 September 2006

(ALP)
BLIGH, Anna Maria

LUCAS, Paul Thomas

WELFORD, Rodney Jon

ROBERTSON, Stephen
PALASZCZUK, Henry

Premier
Deputy Premier Treasurer,
Minister for State Development, Trade and Innovation
Relations
Minister for Sport
Minister for Education and
Minister for Health
Minister for Natural Resources and Mines and Water
(until 7 August 2006)
Minister for Natural Resources, Mines and Minister
Assisting the Premier on Water (from 7 August
2006)
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Seniors
Development
Minister for Energy and for Aboriginal and Torres
and Women
Minister for Small Business, Information Technology
Policy and Multicultural Affairs
Attorney-General and Minister for Justice
Beattie Ministry, 13 September 2006 - 13 September 2007

(ALP)
BLIGH, Anna Maria
LUCAS, Paul Thomas

WELFORD, Rodney Jon
ROBERTSON, Stephen



FRASER, Andrew Peter
Premier and Minister for Trade

Deputy Premier, Treasurer, Minister for Infrastructure
Minister for Public Works and Housing (until 12
October 2006)
Minister for Public Works and Housing and
Information and Communication Technology (from
12 October 2006)
Minister for Education and Training and Minister for
the Arts
Minister for Health
Minister for State Development, Employment and
Industrial Relations
Minister for Communities and Disability Services,
Seniors and Youth (until 30 January 2007)
Minister for Communities, Minister for Disabilitiy
Services Queensland, Minister for Aborginal and
Torres Strait Islander Partnerships, Minister for
Seniors and Youth (from 30 January 2007)
Attorney-General and Minister for Justice and Women
(until 18 October 2006)
Development (until 1 November 2006)
Minister for Tourism, Fair Trading, Wine Industry
Development and Women (from 1 November 2006)
Minister for Local Government, Planning and Sport
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WILSON, Geoffrey James
SHINE, Kerry Gerard
Minister for Natural Resources and Water
(until 1 November 2006)

Attorney-General and Minister for Justice and Minister
Assisting the Premier in Western Queensland (from
1 November 2006)
NELSON-CARR, Lindel Helena
Minister for Environment and Multiculturalism
WALLACE, Craig Andrew
Minister for Natural Resources and Water and Minister
Assisting the Premier in North Queensland (from 1
November 2006)
Bligh Ministry, 13 September 2007 - 26 March 2009

(ALP)
BLIGH, Anna Maria
LUCAS, Paul Thomas
WELFORD, Rodney Jon
ROBERTSON, Stephen
SHINE, Kerry Gerard
ROBERTS, Neil Stuart
McNAMARA, Andrew Ian
Premier
Deputy Premier and Minister for Infrastructure and
Planning
Minister for Public Works and Housing and
Information and Communication Technology
Minister for Police, Corrective Services and Sport
Treasurer
Minister for Education and Training and Minister for
the Arts
Minister for Health
Minister for Transport, Trade, Employment and
Minister for Main Roads and Local Government
Minister for Child Safety and Minister for Women
Minister for Tourism, Regional Development and
Industry
Attorney-General and Minister for Justice and Minister
Assisting the Premier in Western Queensland
Minister for Communities, Disability Services,
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships,
Multicultural Affairs, Seniors and Youth
Minister for Natural Resources and Water and Minister
Assisting the Premier in North Queensland
Minister for Sustainability, Climate Change and
Innovation of Queensland
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PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARIES*
Beattie Labor Government
1998 - 2001
ROBERTSON, Stephen

BRISKEY, Darryl James
CLARK, Lesley Ann
Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier with special

responsibilities for Multicultural Affairs
29.06.1998-17.02.2001
Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier in North
Queensland 29.06.1998-17.02.2001
Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy
Premier 29.06.1998-16.12.1999
Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer 29.06.199802.02.2000
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health
16.12.1999-17.02.2001
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Education
03.02.2000-17.02.2001

2001 - 2004
Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier (Multicultural

Affairs) and Minister for Trade 22.02.200107.02.2004
LUCAS, Paul Thomas
Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Premier,
Treasurer and Minister for Sport 22.02.200123.03.2001
CLARK, Lesley Ann
Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier and Minister
for Trade in Far North Queensland 01.03.200107.02.2004
01.03.2001-22.03.2001
NELSON-CARR, Lindy Helena
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health and
Minister Assisting the Premier on Womens Policy
01.03.2001-07.02.2004
23.03.2001-07.02.2004
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for
Employment, Training and Youth and Minister for
Arts 23.03.2001-12.06.2003

Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Families
and Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Islander Policy and Minister for Disability
Services and Minister for Seniors
13.06.2003-07.02.2004
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2004 - 2006


NELSON-CARR, Lindy Helena


SHINE, Kerry Gerard

Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier (Multicultural

Affairs) and Minister for Trade 12.02.200428.07.2005
Employment, Training and Industrial Relations
28.07.2005-13.09.2006 and Minister for Sport
02.02.2006-13.09.2006
Treasurer and Minister for Sport 12.02.200428.07.2005
Communities, Disability Services and Seniors
26.05.2005-28.07.2005
Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Premier
and Minister for Finance, Minister for State
Development, Trade and Innovation 28.07.200502.02.2006
Treasurer, and Minister for State Development,
Trade and Innovation 02.02.2006-13.09.2006
12.02.2004-13.09.2006
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Public
Works, Housing and Racing 12.02.200428.07.2005
Queensland 19.02.2004-26.05.2005
Queensland and the Minister for Transport and
Main Roads 26.05.2005-28.07.2005
Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier and Treasurer in
North Queensland and to the Minister for Transport
and Main Roads 28.07.2005-02.02.2006
Queensland and to the Minister for Transport and
Main Roads 02.02.2006-13.09.2006
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for State
Development and Innovation 19.02.200403.03.2005
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Energy
and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy
03.03.2005-28.07.2005
Communities, Disability Services and Seniors
and Premiers Advisor on Western Queensland
28.07.2005-13.09.2006
Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier and Treasurer
28.07.2005-02.02.2006
Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier and to the
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Minister for Health 02.02.2006-13.09.2006

2006 - 2007

13.09.2006-13.09.2007
Treasurer and Minister for Infrastructure
13.09.2006-10.07.2007
Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier and Minister for
Trade in North Queensland 21.09.2006-01.11.2006
REEVES, Philip Gerard
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Transport
21.09.2006-13.09.2007
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Main Roads
21.09.2006-13.09.2007
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for State
Development, Employment and Industrial
Relations 21.09.2006-13.09.2007
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Child
Safety 21.09.2006-13.09.2007
LEE, Ronan Oliver
Communities, Disability Services, Seniors and
Youth 21.09.2006-30.01.2007

Communities, Disability Services, Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander Partnerships, Seniors and
Youth 30.01.2007-13.09.2007
BARRY, Veronica Lesley
and Training and Minister for the Arts 21.09.200613.09.2007
JARRATT, Janice Heather
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Primary
Industries and Fisheries 21.09.2006-13.09.2007
and to the Minister for Women 01.11.200613.09.2007
and to the Minister for State Development,
Employment and Industrial Relations 15.03.200713.09.2007
Environment and Multiculturalism 21.09.200613.09.2007
Communities, Disability Services, Seniors and
Youth 01.11.2006-30.01.2007

Communities, Disability Services, Aborginal and
Torres Strait Islander Partnerships, Seniors and
Youth 30.01.2007-13.09.2007
BOMBOLAS, Chris
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Local
Goverment, Planning and Sport 10.07.200713.09.2007
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2007 - 2009
Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier 13.09.2007-

20.03.2009
Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Premier
and Minister for Infrastructure and Planning
13.09.2007-20.03.2009
BOMBOLAS, Chris
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Police,
Corrective Services and Sport 13.09.200720.03.2009
Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer 13.09.200720.03.2009
and Training and Minister for the Arts 13.09.200720.03.2009
13.09.2007-20.03.2009
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Transport,
Trade, Employment and Industrial Relations
13.09.2007-20.03.2009
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Transport,
Trade, Employment and Industrial Relations and
Minister for Multicultural Affairs 13.09.200701.11.2007

Multicultural Affairs 01.11.2007 - 20.03.2009
LEE, Ronan Oliver
and Local Government 13.09.2007-05.10.2008
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Tourism,
Regional Development and Industry 13.09.200720.03.2009
Communities, Disability Services, Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander Partnerships, Multicultural
Affairs, Seniors and Youth 13.09.2007-20.03.2009
and Local Government 09.09.2008-20.03.2009
*
Because of the creation of large Ministerial portfolios in recent years, the position of Parliamentary Secretary was also created as a
means of assistance to Ministers and as a form of training for future Ministerial office. Following in the tradition of Britains Westminster
governments, the Fraser Liberal federal government introduced the position of Parliamentary Secretary via legislation in 1980. The idea was
taken up by the state governments, with Queensland being the last one to create the position of Parliamentary Secretary. In Queenslands
case, the Borbidge/Sheldon National/Liberal government created the position for three Parliamentary Secretaries by a motion in the
Parliament, which was ratified by an Executive Council proclamation in February 1996. Later, in April 1996, the position of Parliamentary
Secretary was legislatively recognised by the Constitution (Parliamentary Secretaries) Amendment Act 1996 which provided formal
status in the Constitution Act 1867 (now covered by the updated Constitution Act 2001, Sections 24 26), and four other relevant Acts.
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OPPOSITION SHADOW MINISTRIES

(as at 21 September 2006)
FLEGG, Bruce
KNUTH, Shane Andrew
LINGARD, Kevin Rowson
MALONE, George Edward
MESSENGER, Robert Desmond
NICHOLLS, Timothy James
SEENEY, Jeffrey William
STEVENS, Raymond Alexander

STUCKEY, Janet Anne
Shadow Minister for Education and Training and

Shadow Minister for the Arts
Leader of the Liberal Party, Deputy Leader of the
Queensland Coalition and Shadow Minister for
Trade
Shadow Minister for Local Government, Planning and
Sport
Shadow Minister for Natural Resources and Water
Shadow Minister for Primary Industries and Fisheries
Shadow Minister for Transport and Main Roads
Shadow Minister for Mines and Energy
Shadow Minister for Health
Shadow Minister for Communities, Seniors and Youth
Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party, Shadow AttorneyGeneral and Shadow Minister for Justice
Shadow Minister for Emergency Services and Shadow
Minister for Northern Development
Shadow Minister for Environment and Multiculturalism
and Shadow Minister for Women
Shadow Minister for Police and Corrective Services
Shadow Minister for Tourism, Fair Trading and Wine
Industry Development
Leader of the Nationals, Leader of the Opposition,
Leader of the Queensland Coalition and Shadow
Minister for Trade
Deputy Leader of the Nationals, Deputy Leader of the
Opposition, Shadow Minister for Infrastructure,
Shadow Minister for State Development and
Shadow Minister for Employment and Industrial
Relations
Shadow Minister for Public Works and Housing
Shadow Minister for Child Safety and Disability
Services and Mental Health Policy
(as at 30 January 2007)

FLEGG, Bruce
KNUTH, Shane Andrew

Queensland Coalition, Shadow Treasurer and
Shadow Minister for Infrastructure
Sport
Shadow Minister for Transport Infrastructure and Main
Roads and Shadow Minister for Indigenous Affairs
120


STUCKEY, Janet Anne

Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party, Shadow AttorneyGeneral and Shadow Minister for Justice
Shadow Minister for Environment and Multiculturalism
and Shadow Minister for Women
Shadow Minister for Public Transport and Traffic
Management
Leader of the Opposition, Leader of the Nationals,
Minister for Trade
Deputy Leader of the Nationals, Deputy Leader
of the Opposition, Shadow Minister for State
Development, Employment, Industrial Relations
and Shadow Minister for Small Business and
Tourism
Shadow Minister for Housing Affordability and Public
Works
(as at 16 April 2007)

FLEGG, Bruce
KNUTH, Shane Andrew

Queensland Coalition, Shadow Treasurer and
Shadow Minister for Infrastructure
Sport
Shadow Minister for Transport Infrastructure and Main
Roads and Shadow Minister for Indigenous Affairs
Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party, Shadow AttorneyGeneral and Shadow Minister for Justice and Fair
Trading
Shadow Minister for Environment, Sustainability and
Multiculturalism and Shadow Minister for Women
Shadow Minister for Public Transport and Traffic
Management
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STUCKEY, Janet Anne

Minister for Trade
Deputy Leader of the Nationals, Deputy Leader
of the Opposition, Shadow Minister for State
Development, Employment, Industrial Relations
and Shadow Minister for Small Business and
Tourism
Works

FLEGG, Bruce
KNUTH, Shane Andrew

STUCKEY, Janet Anne

Shadow Treasurer
Shadow Minister for Main Roads and Local
Government
and Shadow Minister for Sport and Racing
Shadow Minister for Regional Development, Small
Business and Industry and Shadow Minister for
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships
Shadow Minister for Communities, Disability Services,
Multicultural Affars, Seniors and Youth
Leader of the Liberal Party, Shadow Attorney-General
and Shadow Minister for Justice and Fair Trading
Shadow Minister for Sustainability, Climate Change
and Innovation
Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party, Shadow
Minister for Transport and Traffic Management,
Shadow Minister for Trade, Shadow Minister for
Employment and Industrial Relations
Opposition and Shadow Minister for Infrastructure
and Planning and Shadow Minister for Tourism
Leader of the Queensland Coalition
Works and Shadow Minister for Information and
Communication Technology
Shadow Minister for Child Safety and Women
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FLEGG, Bruce

STUCKEY, Janet Anne

Shadow Treasurer
and Innovation
Government
Shadow Minister for Sport and Racing
Shadow Minister for Tourism, Regional Development,
Small Business and Industry and Shadow
Partnerships
Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party, Shadow Minister
for Transport and Traffic Management, Shadow
Minister for Trade and Shadow Minister for
and Planning
(as at 17 March 2008)

FLEGG, Bruce

Shadow Treasurer
and Innovation
Government
and Shadow Minister for Sport and Racing
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STUCKEY, Janet Anne

Shadow Minister for Tourism, Regional Development,
Small Business and Industry and Shadow
Partnerships
Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party, Shadow Minister
for Transport and Traffic Management, Shadow
Minister for Trade and Shadow Minister for
and Planning
(as at 12 August 2008)

DICKSON, Steven Lance
HOPPER, Raymond Desmond
Shadow Attorney-General, Shadow Minister for Justice

(including Youth Justice) and Shadow Minister for
Open Government
Shadow Minister for Workplace and Job Security
(including Employment and Industrial Relations)
Shadow Minister for Sustainable Environment and
Climate Change and Shadow Minister for Clean
Energy Strategy
Regional Development
(including Water Grid)
Shadow Minister for Food Security and Agriculture
(including Fisheries and Biosecurity) and Shadow
Minister for Sport (including Racing)
Shadow Minister for Police and Corrections
Shadow Minister for Education and Skills and Shadow
Deputy Leader of the Opposition, Deputy Leader of the
LNP, Shadow Minister for Health
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STUCKEY, Janet Anne
Shadow Minister for Social Inclusion (Communities,

Disability Services, Multicultural Affairs, Seniors
and Women's Policy)
Shadow Minister for Tourism, and Small Business
Shadow Treasurer and Shadow Minister for Future
Growth
Shadow Minister for Infrastructure (including ICT) and
Shadow Minister for Main Roads and Transport
Leader of the Opposition, Leader of the LNP (including
Trade)
Shadow Minister for Housing Accessibility and
Shadow Minister for Public Works
Shadow Minister for Child Safety and Shadow Minister
for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Community
Development
(as at 30 September 2008)

SEENEY, Jeffrey Williams

(including the Water Grid)
Shadow Minister for Workplace and Job Security
(including Employment and Industrial Relations)
Shadow Minister for Sustainable Environment and
Climate Change and Shadow Minister for Clean
Energy Strategy
Shadow Minister for Food Security and Agriculture
(including Fisheries and Biosecurity)
Shadow Attorney-General, Shadow Minister for
Justice and Racing and Shadow Minister for Open
Government
Shadow Minister for Police and Corrections and
Shadow Minister for Sport
Shadow Minister for Education and Skills and Shadow
Deputy Leader of the Opposition, Deputy Leader of the
LNP and Shadow Minister for Health
Shadow Minister for Social Inclusion (including
Communities, Disability Services, Multicultural
Affairs, Seniors and Women's Policy)
Shadow Minister for Tourism and Small Business
Shadow Treasurer and Shadow Minister for Future
Growth
Shadow Minister for Infrastructure (including ICT) and
Shadow Minister for Main Roads and Transport
Leader of the Opposition, Leader of the LNP (including
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STUCKEY, Janet Anne
Trade)
Shadow Minister for Housing Accessibility and
Shadow Minister for Public Works
Shadow Minister for Child Safety and Shadow Minister
for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Community
Development
126
PORTFOLIO LIST
from 1957
Classified alphabetically by function
Aboriginal Affairs
HEWITT, Neville Thomas Eric
04.09.1969 - 23.12.1974
Note: Combined with Conservation 20.06.1972-23.12.1974. Redesignated Aboriginal and Islander

Advancement from 23.12.1974.
Aboriginal and Island Affairs

PORTER, Charles Robert
TOMKINS, Kenneth Burgoyne
BIRD, Valmond James
KATTER, Robert Carl
16.12.1977 - 23.12.1980
23.12.1980 - 06.12.1982
06.12.1982 - 07.11.1983
07.11.1983 - 06.02.1986
Note: Combined with Water Resources 23.12.1980 - 06.12.1982; and with Northern Development
06.12.1982-06.02.1986. Redesignated Community Services 06.02.1986 - 07.12.1989.
Aboriginal and Islander Affairs

WARNER, Anne Marie
07.12.1989 - 31.07.1995
Note: Combined with Family Services 07.12.1989 - 31.07.1995. Included in Family and Community Services
31.07.1995 - 29.06.1998. Redesignated Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy from 29.06.1998.
Aboriginal and Islander Advancement

WHARTON, Claude Alfred
23.12.1974 - 10.03.1975
10.03.1975 - 16.12.1977
Note: Combined with Water Resources 23.12.1974 - 10.03.1975. Redesignated Aboriginal and Island Affairs
from 16.12.1977.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships

30.01.2007 - 13.09.2007
13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009
Note: Recreated as a separate portfolio and combined with Communities from 30.01.2007; with Disability
Services Queensland 30.01.2007-13.09.2007; with Seniors and Youth from 30.01.2007. Combined
with Disability Services and Multicultural Affairs from 13.09.2007.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy

29.06.1998 - 12.02.2004
12.02.2004 - 01.03.2005
03.03.2005 - 13.09.2006
Note: Combined with Women's Policy and Fair Trading 29.06.1998-22.02.2001. Combined with Families
and Disability Services 22.02.2001-12.02.2004, and Seniors 20.06.2002-12.02.2004. Redesignated
as a separate portfolio from 12.02.2004; and combined with Energy 03.03.2005 - 13.09.2006. Lost
its portfolio status and included in Communities, Disability Services, Seniors and Youth 13.09.200630.01.2007.
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Administrative Services
LEE, Norman Edward
HEWITT, William Douglas
MILLER, Colin James
TENNI, Martin James
MUNTZ, Geoffrey Hugh
NEAL, Donald McConnell
GUNN, William Angus Manson
COOPER, Theo Russell
FRASER, Huan Donald John
FITZGERALD, Andrew Anthony
McLEAN, Ronald Thomas
BURNS, Thomas James
MILLINER, Glen Richard
SHELDON, Joan Mary
16.12.1977 - 23.12.1980
23.12.1980 - 05.08.1983
05.08.1983 - 18.08.1983
19.08.1983 - 06.02.1986
06.02.1986 - 01.12.1986
01.12.1986 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 28.08.1989
31.08.1989 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 24.09.1992
24.09.1992 - 18.10.1993
18.10.1993 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
Note: Combined with Environment and Valuation 23.12.1980-06.02.1986; with Corrective Services and
Valuation 06.02.1986-09.12.1987; with Corrective Services 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Emergency
Services and Police 19.01.1989-28.08.1989; with Industry, Small Business, and Technology
31.08.1989-25.09.1989; with Emergency Services and Community Services 05.09.1989-07.12.1989;
with Deputy Premier and Minister for Rural Communities 24.09.1992-18.10.1993. Included in Public
Works from 26.02.1996.
Agriculture
MADSEN, Otto Ottosen
ROW, John Alfred
12.08.1957 - 14.06.1963
14.06.1963 - 29.06.1963
Note: Combined with Stock 12.08.1957-09.06.1960; and with Forestry 09.06.1960-26.09.1963. Included in
Primary Industries from 26.09.1963.
(The) Arts
ELLIOTT, Jannion Anthony
McKECHNIE, Peter Richard
AUSTIN, Brian Douglas
SIMPSON, Gordon Leslie
AHERN, Michael John
CLAUSON, Paul John
GOSS, Wayne Keith
SHELDON, Joan Mary
ELDER, James Peter
BLIGH, Anna Maria
WELFORD, Rodney Jon
23.12.1980 - 07.11.1983
07.11.1983 - 01.12.1986
01.12.1986 - 25.11.1987
25.11.1987 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 24.09.1992
24.09.1992 - 31.07.1995
31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 12.02.2004
12.02.2004 - 28.07.2005
28.07.2005 - 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Tourism, National Parks, and Sport 23.12.1980-01.12.1986; with Mines and Energy
01.12.1986-09.12.1987; with Premier and Treasurer 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Premier, Treasurer
and State Development 19.01.1989-25.09.1989; with Attorney-General and Heritage 25.09.198907.12.1989; with Premier, Economic and Trade Development 07.12.1989-24.09.1992; with Justice
and Attorney-General 24.09.1992-31.07.1995; with Justice, Attorney-General and Industrial Relations
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31.07.1995-19.02.1996, with Deputy Premier and Treasurer 19.02.1996-29.06.1998; combined with
Attorney-General and Justice 29.06.1998-22.02.2001; combined with Employment, Training and
Youth 22.02.2001-12.02.2004; combined with Education from 12.02.2004; combined with Training
from 13.09.2006.
Attorney-General
MUNRO, Alan Whiteside
DELAMOTHE, Peter Roylance
KNOX, William Edward
LICKISS, William Daniel
DOUMANY, Samuel Sydney
HARPER, Neville John
CLAUSON, Paul John
AHERN, Michael John
CLAUSON, Paul John
GIBBS, Ivan James
CLAUSON, Paul John
SHELDON, Joan Mary
BEANLAND, Denver Edward
WELFORD, Rodney Jon
SHINE, Kerry Gerard
12.08.1957 - 26.09.1963
26.09.1963 - 20.12.1971
20.12.1971 - 13.08.1976
13.08.1976 - 23.12.1980
23.12.1980 - 18.08.1983
19.08.1983 - 01.12.1986
01.12.1986 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 28.08.1989
31.08.1989 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 31.07.1995
31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001
22.02.2001 - 28.07.2005
28.07.2005 - 18.10.2006
01.11.2006 - 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Justice 14.11.1957-19.01.1989; with Justice and Corrective Services 19.01.198928.08.1989; with Health 31.08.1989-25.09.1989; with Heritage and The Arts 25.09.1989-07.12.1989;
with Justice and The Arts 24.09.1992-31.07.1995; with Justice, Industrial Relations and The Arts
31.07.1995-19.02.1996; with Justice 26.02.1996-26.06.1998; combined with Justice and The Arts
29.06.1998-22.02.2001. Combined with Justice 22.02.2001 and with Women 13.09.2006-18.10.2006;
and with Minister Assisting the Premier in Western Queensland from 01.11.2006.
Business
SMITH, Geoffrey Norman
ELDER, James Peter
HAYWARD, Kenneth William
SHELDON, Joan Mary
12.11.1990 - 24.09.1992
24.09.1992 - 21.02.1995
23.02.1995 - 31.07.1995
31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
Note: Combined with Industry and Regional Development 12.11.1990-26.02.1996. (Administered by the
Minister for Health 21.02.1995-23.2.1995). Redesignated Small Business and combined with Tourism
and Industry 26.02.1996-29.06.1998. Included in State Development and Trade from 29.06.1998.
Child Safety

Note: Combined with Women from 13.09.2007.
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12.02.2004 - 13.09.2006
13.09.2006 - 13.09.2007
13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009
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Climate Change
13.09.2007 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Sustainability and Innovation from 13.09.2007.
Commerce
SULLIVAN, Victor Bruce

23.12.1980 - 06.12.1982
06.12.1982 - 07.11.1983
07.12.1989 - 12.11.1990
Note: Combined with Industry 23.12.1980-07.11.1983; and included in Industry, Small Business and
Technology from 07.11.1983. Combined with Manufacturing 07.12.1989-12.11.1990; with Small
Business 04.06.1990-12.11.1990. Included in Business, Industry and Regional Development from
12.11.1990.
Communication and Information

29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001
Note: Combined with Local Government, Planning, Regional and Rural Communities 29.06.199816.12.1999. Combined with Local Government, Planning and Sport 16.12.1999-30.11.2000; combined
with Deputy Premier, State Development and Sport 30.11.2000-22.02.2001. Included in Innovation
and Information Economy from 23.03.2001.
Communications
BORBIDGE, Robert Edward
09.12.1987 - 19.01.1989
Note: Combined with Industry, Small Business, and Technology 09.12.1987-19.01.1989.
Communities
12.02.2004 - 13.09.2007
13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Disability Services 12.02.2004-30.01.2007; and with Seniors from 22.04.2004; and
with Youth from 13.09.2006. Combined with Disability Services 30.01.2007-13.09.2007; and with
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships from 30.01.2007; with Disability Services from
13.09.2007; with Multicultural Affairs from 13.09.2007.
Community Care
WILSON, Naomi Kate
BLIGH, Anna Maria
26.02.1996 - 13.02.1998
16.02.1998 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 12.02.2004
Note: Combined with Families and Youth 26.02.1996-22.02.2001; also combined with Disability Services
29.06.1998-22.02.2001. Included in Families and Fair Trading 22.02.2001-12.02.2004. Redesignated
Communities from 12.02.2004.
Community Services
HERBERT, John Desmond
KATTER, Robert Carl
KATTER, Robert Carl
130
23.12.1974 - 16.12.1977
06.02.1986 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 28.08.1989

GILMORE, Thomas John George
WOODGATE, Margaret Rosemary
SHELDON, Joan Mary
31.08.1989 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
Note: Combined with Welfare Services and Sport 23.12.1974-16.12.1977; included in Welfare 16.12.197706.02.1986; combined with Northern Development 06.02.1986-09.12.1987; with Northern
Development and Ethnic Affairs 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Ethnic Affairs 19.01.1989-28.08.1989;
with Ethnic Affairs and Northern Development 31.08.1989-05.09.1989; with Administrative Services
and Emergency Services 25.09.1989-07.12.1989. Included in Family Services and Aboriginal And
Islander Affairs 07.12.1989-31.07.1995. Combined with Family Services and Minister Assisting the
Premier on the Status of Women 31.07.1995-26.02.1996; Redesignated as Community Care from
26.02.1996.
Conservation
RICHTER, Harold
26.09.1963 - 29.05.1969
04.09.1969 - 23.12.1974
09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
Note: Combined with Local Government 26.09.1963-29.50.1969. Included in Local Government and
Marine Activities 29.05.1969-04.09.1969. Combined with Marine and Aboriginal Affairs 04.09.196923.12.1974. (Water) Conservation included in Water Resources from 23.12.1974. Combined with
Environment and Tourism 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Environment and Forestry 19.01.198925.09.1989; and with Environment, Forestry, and Tourism 25.09.1989-07.12.1989. Included in
Environment and Heritage from 07.12.1989.
Consumer Affairs
CAMPBELL, Frederick Alexander
BURNS, Thomas James
DAVIES, Kenneth Henry
23.12.1974 - 16.12.1977
24.09.1992 - 18.10.1993
18.10.1993 - 31.07.1995
31.07.1995 - 12.12.1995
12.12.1995 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
Note: Included in Labour Relations portfolio from 16.12.1977. Combined with Corrective Services
24.09.1992-18.10.1993; with Deputy Premier, Emergency Services and Rural Communities
18.10.1993-16.12.1994; with Deputy Premier, Emergency Services and Minister Assisting the Premier
on Rural Affairs 16.12.1994-31.07.1995; with Emergency Services 31.07.1995-12.12.1995; with
Housing, Local Government, Planning, Rural Communities, Provision of Infrastructure for Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander Communities and Emergency Services 12.12.1995-26.02.1996. Included
in Attorney-General and Justice 26.02.1996-29.06.1998; included in Attorney-General and Justice
26.02.1996-29.06.1998; included in Fair Trading from 29.06.1998.
Corrective Services
CLAUSON, Paul John
SHERRIN, Craig Arden
HENDERSON, Ian Thomas
131
06.02.1986 - 01.12.1986
01.12.1986 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 19.01.1989
19.01.1989 - 28.08.1989
31.08.1989 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 18.10.1993
The 52nd Parliament

BRADDY, Paul Joseph
ELDER, James Peter
McGRADY, Anthony
18.10.1993 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001
22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004
12.02.2004 - 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Administrative Services and Valuation 06.02.1986-09.12.1987; with Administrative
Services 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Attorney-General and Justice 19.01.1989-28.08.1989; with
Family Services 31.08.1989-25.09.1989; with Justice 25.09.1989-24.09.1992; with Consumer Affairs
24.09.1992-18.10.1993; with Police 18.10.1993-26.02.1996; with Police and Racing 26.02.199629.06.1998; combined with Police from 29.06.1998; and with Minister assisting the Premier on the
Carpentaria Minerals Province from 22.02.2001-12.02.2004. Combined with Sport from 13.09.2007.
Cultural Activities
FLETCHER, Alan Roy
NEWBERY, Thomas Guy
BIRD, Valmond James
17.01.1968 - 23.12.1974
23.12.1974 - 10.03.1975
10.03.1975 - 16.12.1977
Note: Combined with Education 17.01.1968-23.12.1974; with Education, and Tourism 23.12.197410.03.1975; and with Education 10.03.1975-16.12.1977. Redesignated Culture from 16.12.1977, and
The Arts from 23.12.1980.
Culture
NEWBERY, Thomas Guy
GIBBS, Ivan James
16.12.1977 - 21.08.1979
24.08.1979 - 23.12.1980
Note: Redesignated The Arts from 23.12.1980.
Deputy Premier
CHALK, Gordon William Wesley
EDWARDS, Llewellyn Roy
BURNS, Thomas James
SHELDON, Joan Mary
ELDER, James Peter
BLIGH, Anna Maria
LUCAS, Paul Thomas
23.12.1974 - 13.08.1976
13.08.1976 - 09.10.1978
09.10.1978 - 18.08.1983
07.11.1983 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 22.11.2000
30.11.2000 - 25.07.2005
28.07.2005 - 13.09.2007
13.09.2007-
Note: Inaugurated with 4th Bjelke-Petersen Ministry for the leader of the Liberal Party, at which time it
was coupled with the post of Treasurer. This combination continued until 18.08.1983, apart from
the period 09.10.1978-15.12.1978 when a change of Liberal leadership resulted in the then Minister
for Health becoming Deputy Premier. Prior to 23.12.1974, Liberal leaders had administered Labour
and Industry 12.08.1957-28.12.1962; Industrial Development 26.09.1963-28.01.1965; and Treasurer
from 28.01.1965. The Office was vacant 19.08.1983-06.11.1983. Combined with Minister Assisting
the Treasurer 07.11.1983-06.02.1986; with Minister Assisting the Treasurer and Police 06.02.198609.12.1987; with Public Works, Main Roads, Expo, and Police 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Public
Works, Housing and Main Roads 19.01.1989-25.09.1989; with Finance and Local Government
25.09.1989-07.12.1989; with Housing and Local Government 07.12.1989-24.09.1992; with
Administrative Services and Rural Communities 24.09.1992-08.10.1993; with Emergency Services,
Rural Communities and Consumer Affairs 18.10.1993-16.12.1994; with Emergency Services,
Consumer Affairs and Minister Assisting the Premier on Rural Affairs 16.12.1994-31.07.1995;
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with Tourism, Sport and Youth 31.07.1995-19.02.1996; with Treasurer and The Arts 19.02.199629.06.1998; combined with State Development and Trade 29.06.1998-30.11.2000. Combined with
State Development, Communication and Information and Sport 30.11.2000-22.02.2001; combined
with Treasurer and Sport 22.02.2001-28.07.2005; with Finance, State Development, Trade and
Innovation 28.07.2005-02.02.2006; with Treasurer from 02.02.2006; and with State Development,
Trade and Innovation from 02.02.2006-13.09.2006. Combined with Infrastructure from 13.09.2006;
combined with Planning from 13.09.2007.
Development
20.06.1972 - 23.12.1974
Note: Combined with Industrial Affairs portfolio 20.06.1972-23.12.1974. Redesignated Industrial

Development from 23.12.1974.
Disability Services
BLIGH, Anna Maria
29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001
22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004
12.02.2004 - 13.09.2007
13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Families, Youth and Community Care 29.06.1998-22.02.2001; combined with Families
and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy 22.02.2001-12.02.2004; and with Seniors 20.06.200212.02.2004. Combined with Communities 12.02.2004-30.01.2007; and with Seniors 22.04.200430.01.2007; and with Youth 13.09.2006-30.01.2007. Combined with Communities, Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander Partnerships, Multicultural Affairs, Seniors and Youth 30.01.2007-13.09.2007.
Economic and Trade Development

GOSS, Wayne Keith
07.12.1989 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
Note: Combined with The Arts 07.12.1989-24.09.1992; with Premier 07.12.1989-26.02.1996. Redesignated
Economic Development and Trade from 26.02.1996.
Economic Development and Trade

SLACK, Douglas John
ELDER, James Peter
26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
Note: Combined with Minister Assisting the Premier 26.02.1996-29.06.1998. Redesignated State
Development and Trade and combined with Deputy Premier from 29.06.1998.
Education
PIZZEY, Jack Charles Allan
FLETCHER, Alan Roy
NEWBERY, Thomas Guy
BIRD, Valmond James
POWELL, Lionel William
AHERN, Michael John
LITTLEPROUD, Brian George
BRADDY, Paul Joseph
COMBEN, Patrick
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12.08.1957 - 17.01.1968
17.01.1968 - 23.12.1974
23.12.1974 - 10.03.1975
10.03.1975 - 23.12.1980
23.12.1980 - 06.12.1982
06.12.1982 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 24.09.1992
24.09.1992 - 21.02.1995
The 52nd Parliament

HAMILL, David John
SHELDON, Joan Mary
QUINN, Robert Joseph
BLIGH, Anna Maria
WELFORD, Rodney Jon
21.02.1995 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001
22.02.2001 - 28.07.2005
28.07.2005 - 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Cultural Activities 17.01.1968-23.12.1974; with Tourism, and Cultural Activities
23.12.1974-10.03.1975; with Cultural Activities 10.03.1975-16.12.1977; with Technology and
Training 25.11.1987-09.12.1987; with Youth and Sport 09.12.1987-31.08.1989; and with Youth, Sport,
and Recreation 31.08.1989-07.12.1989. Combined with The Arts from 12.02.2004; and with Training
from 13.09.2006.
Electricity
CAMM, Ronald Ernest
RAE, Wallace Alexander Ramsay
McKECHNIE, Henry Arthur
HINZE, Russell James
17.01.1968 - 04.09.1969
04.09.1969 - 20.06.1972
20.06.1972 - 24.10.1974
24.10.1974 - 23.12.1974
Note: Combined with Local Government 24.10.1974-23.12.1974. Included in Energy from 23.12.1974.
Emergency Services
WARBURTON, Neville George
BRADDY, Paul Joseph
BURNS, Thomas James
DAVIES, Kenneth Henry
VEIVERS, Michael Desmond
ELDER, James Peter
ROSE, Merri
ROBERTSON, Stephen

19.01.1989 - 28.08.1989
31.08.1989 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 10.12.1991
16.12.1991 - 24.09.1992
24.09.1992 - 18.10.1993
18.10.1993 - 31.07.1995
31.07.1995 - 12.12.1995
12.12.1995 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 16.12.1999
16.12.1999 - 22.02.2001
22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004
12.02.2004 - 28.07.2005
28.07.2005 - 04.07.2007
10.07.2007 -
Note: Combined with Administrative Services and Police 19.01.1989-28.08.1989; with Police and Tourism
31.08.1989-25.09.1989; with Administrative Services and Community Services 25.09.1989-07.12.1989;
with Police 07.12.1989-18.10.1993; with Deputy Premier, Rural Communities and Consumer Affairs
18.10.1993-16.12.1994; with Deputy Premier, Consumer Affairs and Minister Assisting the Premier on
Rural Affairs 16.12.1994-31.07.1995; with Consumer Affairs 31.07.1995-12.12.1995, with Housing,
Local Government, Planning, Rural Communities, Provision of Infrastructure for Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander Communities and Consumer Affairs 12.12.1995-26.02.1996; with Sport 26.02.199629.06.1998. Combined with Minister Assisting the Premier in North Queensland 22.02.200112.02.2004. Redesignated as a separate portfolio from 12.02.2004.
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Employment
LESTER, Vincent Patrick
VAUGHAN, Kenneth Hamilton

SHELDON, Joan Mary
BRADDY, Paul Joseph
23.12.1980 - 18.08.1983
19.08.1983 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 16.12.1991
16.12.1991 - 24.09.1992
24.09.1992 - 31.07.1995
31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001
22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004
12.02.2004 - 13.09.2006
13.09.2006 - 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Labour Relations 23.12.1980-07.11.1983; with Industrial Affairs 07.11.198301.12.1986; with Small Business and Industrial Affairs 01.12.1986-09.12.1987; with Training
and Industrial Affairs 09.12.1987-07.12.1989; with Training and Industrial Relations 07.12.198931.07.1995; with Training and Minister Assisting the Premier on Public Service Matters 31.07.199526.02.1996. Included in Training and Industrial Relations 06.02.1996-29.06.1998. Combined with
Training and Industrial Relations 29.06.1998-22.02.2001; combined with Training, Youth and the Arts
22.02.2001-12.02.2004; with Training 12.02.2004-13.09.2006; with Industrial Relations 12.02.200413.09.2007; with Sport 02.02.2006-13.09.2006; with State Development 13.09.2006-13.09.2007.
Combined with Transport and Trade from 13.09.2007.
Energy
CAMM, Ronald Ernest
GIBBS, Ivan James
TENNI, Martin James
KATTER, Robert Carl
McGRADY, Anthony
ELDER, James Peter
McGRADY, Anthony
LUCAS, Paul Thomas
ROBERTSON, Stephen
WILSON, Geofffrey James
23.12.1974 - 17.07.1980
29.07.1980 - 23.12.1980
23.12.1980 - 01.12.1986
01.12.1986 - 25.11.1987
25.11.1987 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
24.09.1992 - 19.02.1996
09.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001
23.03.2001 - 12.02.2004
12.02.2004 - 25.08.2004
25.08.2004 - 13.09.2006
13.09.2006 - 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Mines 23.12.1974-01.12.1986; with Police 16.12.1977-17.07.1980 (Administered by

Minister for Lands, Forestry and Water Resources 18.07.1980-28.07.1980). Combined with Mines
and The Arts 01.12.1986-09.12.1987; with Mines 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Mines and Northern
Development 19.01.1989-31.08.1989; with Mines 31.08.1989-25.09.1989; with Mines and Northern
and Regional Development 25.09.1989-07.12.1989. Included in Resource Industries 07.12.198924.09.1992. Combined with Minerals 24.09.1992-26.02.1996; with Mines 26.02.1996-22.02.2001 and
with Minister Assisting the Deputy Premier on Regional Development 29.06.98-22.02.2001. Included
in Treasurer 22.02.2001-20.12.2002. Included in Innovation and Information Economy 20.12.200212.02.2004. Combined with Natural Resources and Mines 12.02.2004-25.08.2004. Redesignated
as a separate portfolio from 25.08.2004; combined with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy
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03.03.2005-13.09.2006. Combined with Mines from 13.09.2006
Environment
MILLER, Colin John
TENNI, Martin James
AHERN, Michael John
AHERN, Michael John
COMBEN, Patrick
ROBSON, Molly Jess
WELFORD, Rodney Jon
23.12.1980 - 05.08.1983
05.08.1983 - 18.08.1983
19.08.1983 - 06.02.1986
06.02.1986 - 01.12.1986
01.12.1986 - 25.11.1987
25.11.1987 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 24.09.1992
24.09.1992 - 31.07.1995
31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001
22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004
12.02.2004 - 25.08.2004
25.08.2004 - 13.09.2006
13.09.2006 - 13.09.2007
Note: Combined with Valuation and Administrative Services 23.12.1980-06.02.1986; with Health 06.02.198609.12.1987; with Conservation and Tourism 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Conservation and Forestry
19.01.1989-25.09.1989; with Conservation, Forestry, and Tourism 25.09.1989-07.12.1989; with Heritage
07.12.1989-26.02.1996. Combined with Heritage and Natural Resources 29.06.1998-22.02.2001.
Redesignated as a separate portfolio 22.02.2001-25.08.2004. Combined with Local Government, Planning
and Women 25.08.2004-13.09.2006. Combined with Multiculturalism 13.09.2006-13.09.2007. Included
in Sustainability, Climate Change and Innovation from 13.09.2007.
Ethnic Affairs
CHAPMAN, Yvonne Ann
AHERN, Michael John
KATTER, Robert Carl
CHAPMAN, Yvonne Ann
07.11.1983 - 06.02.1986
06.02.1986 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 28.08.1989
31.08.1989 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
Note: Combined with Welfare Services 07.11.1983-31.07.1984; with Welfare Services and Youth 31.07.198430.11.1986; with Family Services and Youth 01.12.1986-09.12.1987; with Northern Development and
Community Services 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Community Services 19.01.1989-28.8.1989; with
Community Services and Northern Development 31.08.1989-25.09.1989; with Transport 25.09.198907.12.1989. Included in Family Services 07.12.1989-26.02.1996; included in Premier from 26.02.1996.
Expo
09.12.1987 - 19.01.1989
Note: Combined with Office of Deputy Premier and with Public Works, Main Roads, and Police 09.12.198719.01.1989.
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Fair Trading
ROSE, Merri

29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001
22.02.2001 - 15.01.2004
12.02.2004 - 13.09.2007
Note: Combined with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy and Women's Policy 29.06.199822.02.2001; with Tourism and Racing 22.02.2001-12.02.2004; and with Tourism and Wine Industry
Development 12.02.2004-13.09.2007; and with Women 01.11.2006-13.09.2007. Included in AttorneyGeneral, Justice and Minister Assisting the Premier in Western Queensland from 13.09.2007.
Families
WILSON, Naomi Kate
BLIGH, Anna Maria
26.02.1996 - 13.02.1998
16.02.1998 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001
22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004
Note: Combined with Youth and Community Care from 26.02.1996; and combined with Disability Services
29.06.1998-22.02.2001. Combined with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy and Disability
Services 22.02.2001-12.02.2004 and Seniors 22.06.2002-12.02.2004. Included in and jointly
administered by Child Safety from 12.02.2004; and Communities and Disability Services from
12.02.2004.
Family Services
CHAPMAN, Yvonne Ann
AHERN, Michael John
NELSON, Beryce Ann
WARNER, Anne Marie
SHELDON, Joan Mary
01.12.1986 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 19.01.1989
19.01.1989 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 31.07.1995
31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
Note: Combined with Youth and Ethnic Affairs 01.12.1986-09.12.1987; with Welfare Housing 09.12.198719.1.1989; with Corrective Services 31.08.1989-25.09.1989; with Aboriginal and Islander Affairs
07.12.1989-31.07.1995; with Community Services and Minister Assisting the Premier on the Status of
Women 31.07.1995-26.02.1996. Included in Families, Youth and Community Care from 26.02.1996.
Finance
BLIGH, Anna Maria
09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
28.07.2005 - 02.02.2006
Note: Combined with Minister Assisting the Premier and Treasurer 09.12.1987-25.09.1989; and with Deputy
Premier and Local Government 25.09.1989-07.12.1989. Combined with Deputy Premier, State
Development, Trade and Innovation 28.07.2005-02.02.2006. Included in Treasurer from 02.02.2006.
Fisheries
PERRETT, Trevor John
ROWELL, Marcus Hosking
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23.12.1974 - 25.03.1975
25.03.1975 - 16.12.1977
26.02.1996 - 16.02.1998
16.02.1998 - 26.06.1998
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PALASZCZUK, Henry
26.06.1998 - 26.06.1998
12.02.2004 - 28.07.2005
28.07.2005 - 07.12.2005
12.12.2005 -
Note: Combined with Primary Industries 23.12.1974-25.03.1975; and with Aboriginal and Islander
Advancement 25.03.1975-16.12.1977. Included in Maritime Services and Tourism 16.12.197723.12.1980, and then included in Primary Industries 23.12.1980-26.02.1996. Combined with Primary
Industries and Forestry 26.02.1996-29.06.1998. Included in Primary Industries 29.06.1998-12.02.2004.
Combined with Primary Industries from 12.02.2004.
Forestry
ROW, John Alfred
GLASSON, William Hamline
09.06.1960 - 14.06.1963
14.06.1963 - 26.09.1963
20.06.1972 - 06.12.1974
23.12.1974 - 16.12.1977
16.12.1977 - 16.12.1980
23.12.1980 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
19.01.1989 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
26.02.1996 - 16.02.1998
16.02.1998 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
Note: Included in Conservation 26.09.1963-20.06.1972 and 09.12.1987-19.01.1989. Included in Primary

Industries from 07.12.1989. Combined with Agriculture 09.06.1960-26.09.1963; with Lands
20.06.1972-06.12.1974; with Lands, National Parks, and Wildlife Services 23.12.1974-16.12.1977;
with Lands, and Water Resources 16.12.1977-23.12.1980; with Lands 23.12.1980-6.12.1982; with
Lands and Police 06.12.1982-06.02.1986; with Lands, Mapping and Surveying 06.02.1986-09.12.1987.
Included in Environment, Conservation and Tourism 09.12.1987-19.01.1989. Combined with
Environment and Conservation 19.01.1989-07.12.1989. Included in Primary Industries 07.12.198926.02.1996. Combined with Primary Industries and Fisheries 26.02.1996-29.06.1998. Included in
Primary Industries from 29.06.1998.
Health
NOBLE, Henry Winston
TOOTH, Seymour Douglas
BERTONI, Angelo Pietro Dante
AHERN, Michael John
AHERN, Michael John
HARVEY, Leisha Teresa
GIBBS, Ivan James
McELLIGOTT, Kenneth Victor
ELDER, James Peter
138
26.09.1963 - 28.03.1964
14.04.1964 - 23.12.1974
23.12.1974 - 15.12.1978
15.12.1978 - 23.12.1980
23.12.1980 - 18.08.1983
19.08.1983 - 07.11.1983
07.11.1983 - 01.12.1986
01.12.1986 - 25.11.1987
25.11.1987 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 19.01.1989
19.01.1989 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 10.12.1991
16.12.1991 - 21.02.1995
21.02.1995 - 31.07.1995
31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996


ROBERTSON, Stephen
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 12.02.2004
12.02.2004 - 28.07.2005
28.07.2005 - 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Deputy Premier 09.10.1978-15.12.1978. Combined with Environment 06.02.198609.12.1987; and with Attorney-General 31.08.1989- 25.09.1989. Combined with Minister Assisting
the Premier on Women's Policy 22.02.2001-12.02.2004. Redesignated as a separate portfolio from
12.02.2004.
Heritage
CLAUSON, Paul John
COMBEN, Patrick
ROBSON, Molly Jess
WELFORD, Rodney Jon
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 24.09.1992
24.09.1992 - 31.07.1995
31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001
Note: Combined with The Arts and Attorney-General 25.09.1989-07.12.1989; with Environment 07.12.198926.02.1996. Included in Environment 26.02.1996-29.06.1998. Combined with Environment and
Natural Resources 29.06.1998-22.02.2001. Included in Environment from 22.02.2001.
Housing
HILEY, Thomas Alfred
BJELKE-PETERSEN, Johannes
HODGES, Allen Maxwell
LEE, Norman Edward
GIBBS, Ivan James

RANDELL, James Henry
BURNS, Thomas James
SHELDON, Joan Mary
CONNOR, Raymond Thomas
WATSON, David John Hopetoun
12.08.1957 - 26.09.1963
26.09.1963 - 08.08.1968
08.08.1968 - 10.03.1975
10.03.1975 - 16.12.1977
16.12.1977 - 14.10.1986
01.12.1986 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
19.01.1989 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 24.09.1992
24.09.1992 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
26.02.1996 - 28.04.1997
28.04.1997 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 26.03.2009
Note: Included in Treasury 12.08.1957-26.09.1963; combined with (Public) Works 26.09.1963-25.11.1987

(Administered by Minister for Mines and Energy 15.10.1986-30.11.1986). Combined with Works
and Industry 25.11.1987-09.12.1987. Redesignated Welfare Housing and combined with Family
Services 09.12.1987-19.01.1989. Redesignated Housing 19.01.1989 and combined with office
of Deputy Premier and with Public Works and Main Roads 19.01.1989-25.09.1989; with Works
25.09.1989-07.12.1989; with Deputy Premier and Local Government 07.12.1989-24.09.1992; with
Local Government and Planning 24.09.1992-16.12.1994; with Local Government, Planning and
Rural Communities 16.12.1994-31.07.1995; with Local Government, Planning, Rural Communities
and Provision of Infrastructure for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities 31.07.199526.02.1996; with Public Works from 26.02.1996; and with Racing 12.02.2004-13.09.2006. Combined
with Information and Communication Technology from 12.10.2006.
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Industrial Affairs
20.06.1972 - 23.12.1974
07.11.1983 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 07.12.1989
Note: Combined with Development 20.06.1972-23.12.1974; with Employment 07.11.1983-01.12.1986;

with Employment and Small Business 01.12.1986-09.12.1987; and with Employment and Training
09.12.1987-07.12.1989. Redesignated Industrial Development 23.12.1974-16.12.1977. Redesignated
Industrial Relations from 07.12.1989.
Industrial Development
DEWAR, Alexander Tattenhall

26.09.1963 - 28.01.1965
28.01.1965 - 09.06.1967
20.06.1967 - 20.06.1972
23.12.1974 - 16.12.1977
Note: Redesignated Industrial Affairs 20.06.1972-23.12.1974. Included in Industry from 16.12.1977.
SHELDON, Joan Mary
SANTORO, Santo
BRADDY, Paul Joseph
07.12.1989 - 16.12.1991
16.12.1991 - 24.09.1992
24.09.1992 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001
22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004
12.02.2004 - 13.09.2006
13.09.2006 - 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Employment and Training 07.12.1989-31.07.1995; with Justice, Attorney-General
and The Arts 31.07.1995-19.02.1996; with Training 19.02.1996-29.06.1998; and combined with
Employment and Training 29.06.1998-22.02.2001; with Employment from 12.02.2004; with Training
12.02.2004-13.06.2006; with Sport 02.02.2006-13.09.2006; with State Development 13.09.200613.09.2007. Combined with Transport and Trade from 13.09.2007.
Industry
MORRIS, Kenneth James
LEE, Norman Edward
AHERN, Michael John
GIBBS, Ivan James
140
12.08.1957 - 28.12.1962
10.01.1963 - 28.01.1965
28.01.1965 - 10.06.1966
16.12.1977 - 23.12.1980
23.12.1980 - 06.12.1982
06.12.1982 - 07.11.1983
07.11.1983 - 01.12.1986
01.12.1986 - 25.11.1987
25.11.1987 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 31.08.1989
31.08.1989 - 07.12.1989

ELDER, James Peter
SHELDON, Joan Mary
DAVIDSON, Bruce William
ELDER, James Peter
12.11.1990 - 24.09.1992
24.09.1992 - 21.02.1995
23.02.1995 - 31.07.1995
31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009
Note: Redesignated Industrial Development 10.06.1966-20.6.1972; and Industrial Affairs 20.06.197223.12.1974; and in Industrial Development 23.12.1974-16.12.1977. Combined with Administrative
Services 16.12.1977-23.12.1980; with Commerce 23.12.1980-07.11.1983; with Small Business
and Technology 07.11.1983-01.12.1986; with Technology 01.12.1986-25.11.1987; with Works
and Housing 25.11.1987-09.12.1987; and with Small Business, Communications and Technology
09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Small Business, Technology, and Tourism 19.01.1989-31.08.1989; with
Small Business, Technology, and Administrative Services 31.08.1989-25.09.1989; with Small Business
and Technology 25.09.1989-07.12.1989. Included in Manufacturing and Commerce 07.12.198904.06.1990; Manufacturing, Commerce and Small Business 04.06.1990-12.11.1990. Combined
with Business and Regional Development 12.11.1990-26.02.1996 (Administered by the Minister for
Health 21.02.1995-23.02.1995). Combined with Tourism and Small Business 26.02.1996-29.06.1998.
Included in State Development and Trade 29.06.1998 - 13.09.2007. Combined with Tourism and
Regional Development from 13.09.2007.
Information and Communications Technology

12.10.2006 -
Note: Combined with Public Works and Housing from 12.10.2006.
Information Technology Policy

28.07.2005 - 13.09.2006
Note: Created and combined with Small Business and Multicultural Affairs from 28.07.2005.
Infrastructure
BLIGH, Anna Maria
LUCAS, Paul Thomas
13.09.2006 - 13.09.2007
13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Deputy Premier from 13.09.2006; combined with Treasurer 13.09.2006-13.09.2007.
Combined with Planning from 13.09.2007.
Innovation
McGRADY, Anthony
BLIGH, Anna Maria
12.02.2004 - 28.07.2005
28.07.2005 - 13.09.2006
13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with State Development 12.02.2004-28.07.2005; combined with Deputy Premier, Finance,
State Development and Trade 28.07.2005-02.02.2006; Deputy Premier, Treasurer, State Development
and Trade 02.02.2006-13.09.2006. Included in State Development, Employment and Industrial
Relations 13.09.2006-13.09.2007. Combined with Sustainability and Climate Change from 13.09.2006.
Innovation and Information Economy

LUCAS, Paul Thomas
23.03.2001 - 12.02.2004
Note: Innovation redesignated as a separate portfolio from 12.02.2004; Information Economy included in
State Development and Innovation from 12.02.2004.
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Irrigation
MULLER, Adolf Gustav
FLETCHER, Alan Roy
12.08.1957 - 09.06.1960
09.06.1960 - 16.06.1960
16.06.1960 - 26.09.1963
Note: Included in Conservation from 26.09.1963. Redesignated Water Resources from 23.12.1974.
Justice
CLAUSON, Paul John
AHERN, Michael John
CLAUSON, Paul John
SHELDON, Joan Mary
WELFORD, Rodney Jon
SHINE, Kerry Gerard
14.11.1957 - 26.09.1963
26.09.1963 - 20.12.1971
20.12.1971 - 13.08.1976
13.08.1976 - 23.12.1980
23.12.1980 - 18.08.1983
19.08.1983 - 01.12.1986
01.12.1986 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 28.08.1989
31.08.1989 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 24.09.1992
24.09.1992 - 31.07.1995
31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001
22.02.2001 - 28.07.2005
28.07.2005 - 18.10.2006
01.11.2006 - 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Attorney-General 14.11.1957-19.01.1989; with Attorney-General and Corrective

Services 19.01.1989-28.08.1989; with Corrective Services 25.09.1989-24.09.1992; and with AttorneyGeneral and The Arts 24.09.1992-31.07.1995; with Attorney-General, Industrial Relations and the
Arts 31.07.1995-26.2.1996; with Attorney-General from 26.02.1996; and combined with AttorneyGeneral and The Arts 29.06.1998-22.02.2001. Combined with Attorney-General 22.02.2001; and with
Women 13.09.2006-01.11.2006; and with Minister Assisting the Premier in Western Queensland from
01.11.2006.
Labour
MORRIS, Kenneth James
12.08.1957 - 28.12.1962
10.01.1963 - 28.01.1965
28.01.1965 - 20.06.1972
Note: Combined with Industry 12.08.1957-10.1.1966; with Tourism 10.01.1966-20.06.1972. Included in

Industrial Affairs 20.06.1972-23.12.1974. Redesignated Labour Relations from 23.12.1974.
Labour Relations
142
23.12.1974 - 17.12.1980
23.12.1980 - 18.08.1983
19.08.1983 - 01.12.1987

Note: Combined with Industrial Development and Consumer Affairs 23.12.1974-15.12.1977; and with
Transport 26.8.1977-15.12.1977. Combined with Employment 23.12.1980-7.11.1983. Redesignated
Industrial Relations from 07.12.1989.
Land Management
EATON, Andrew George
09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 24.09.1992
Note: Previously Lands to 09.12.1987. Redesignated Lands from 24.09.1992.
Lands
FLETCHER, Alan Roy
McELLIGOTT, Kenneth Victor
26.09.1963 - 17.01.1968
17.01.1968 - 20.06.1972
20.06.1972 - 06.12.1974
23.12.1974 - 16.12.1977
16.12.1977 - 16.12.1980
23.12.1980 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
24.09.1992 - 31.07.1995
31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
Note: Designated as Public Lands until 26.09.1963. Combined with Forestry 20.06.1972-06.12.1974 and
23.12.1980-06.12.1982; with Forestry, National Parks and Wildlife Services 23.12.1974-16.12.1977;
with Forestry and Water Resources 16.12.1977-23.12.1980; with Forestry and Police 06.12.198206.02.1986; and with Forestry, Mapping and Surveying 06.02.1986-09.12.1987. Redesignated Land
Management 09.12.1987-24.09.1992. Included in Natural Resources from 26.02.1996.
Local Government
HEADING, James Alfred
ROBERTS, Lloyd Henry Scurfield

RICHTER, Harold
AHERN, Michael John
BURNS, Thomas James
SHELDON, Joan Mary
McCAULEY, Diane Elizabeth
ELDER, James Peter
143
12.08.1957 - 09.06.1960
09.06.1960 - 11.04.1961
04.05.1961 - 29.05.1969
29.05.1969 - 04.09.1969
04.09.1969 - 20.06.1972
20.06.1972 - 24.10.1974
24.10.1974 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 24.09.1992
24.09.1992 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 30.11.2000
30.11.2000 - 12.02.2004
12.02.2004 - 13.09.2006
13.09.2006 - 13.09.2007
The 52nd Parliament

13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Public Works 12.08.1957-26.09.1963; with Conservation 06.09.196329.05.1969; with Marine Activities 29.05.1969-04.09.1969; with Electricity 04.09.196923.12.1974; with Main Roads 23.12.1974-29.07.1980; with Main Roads and Police
29.07.1980-06.12.1982; with Main Roads and Racing 06.12.1982-09.12.1987; with Racing
09.12.1987-25.09.1989; with Deputy Premier and Finance 25.09.1989-07.12.1989; with
Deputy Premier and Housing 07.12.1989-24.09.1992; with Housing and Planning 24.09.199216.12.1994; with Housing, Planning and Rural Communities 16.12.1994-31.07.1995; with
Housing, Planning, Rural Communities and Provision of Infrastructure for Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander Communities 31.07.1995-26.02.1996; with Planning 26.02.1996-29.6.1998.
Combined with Communication and Information, Planning, Regional and Rural Communities
29.06.1998-16.12.1999. Combined with Communication and Information, Planning and Sport
16.12.1999-30.11.2000. Combined with Planning 30.11.2000-13.09.2007; and with Women
12.02.2004-13.09.2006; and with Environment 25.08.2004-13.09.2006. Combined with Sport
13.09.2006-13.09.2007. Combined with Main Roads from 13.09.2007.
Main Roads
EVANS, Ernest
CAMM, Ronald Ernest
AHERN, Michael John
ALISON, Gilbert
ELDER, James Peter
LUCAS, Paul Thomas
12.08.1957 - 28.02.1965
11.03.1965 - 23.12.1974
23.12.1974 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 12.02.2004
12.02.2004 - 13.09.2007
13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Development and Mines 12.08.1957-26.09.1963; with Mines 26.09.1963-23.12.1974;
with Local Government 23.12.1974-29.07.1980; with Local Government and Police 29.07.198006.12.1982; with Local Government and Racing 06.12.1982-9.12.1987; with office of Deputy Premier
and with Public Works, Expo, and Police 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with office of Deputy Premier and
with Public Works and Housing 19.01.1989-25.09.1989; and with Racing 25.09.1989-07.12.1989.
Included in Transport 07.12.1989-26.02.1996. Combined with Transport 26.02.1996-13.09.2007.
Combined wtih Local Government from 13.09.2007.
Manufacturing
07.12.1989 - 12.11.1990
Note: Included in Business, Industry and Regional Development from 12.11.1990.

Commerce 07.12.1989-12.11.1990; with Small Business 04.06.1990-12.11.1990.
Combined with
Mapping
06.02.1986 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
Note: Combined with Surveying, Lands and Forestry 06.02.1986-09.12.1987; and then included in Land
Management.
Marine
04.09.1969 - 23.12.1974
Note: Combined with Conservation 04.09.1969-23.12.1974. Redesignated Marine Services from 23.12.1974.
144
Marine Activities
NEWBERY, Thomas Guy
29.05.1969 - 04.09.1969
10.03.1975 - 13.08.1976
13.08.1976 - 16.12.1977
Note: Redesignated Marine 04.09.1969-23.12.1974. Combined with Local Government 29.05.196904.09.1969, and combined with Tourism 10.03.1975-16.12.1977. Redesignated Maritime Services
from 16.12.1977.
Marine Services
23.12.1974 - 10.03.1975
Note: Combined with Water Resources 23.12.1974-10.03.1975. Redesignated Marine Activities from
10.03.1975.
Maritime Services
HOOPER, Maxwell David
BIRD, Valmond James
GOLEBY, John Philip
TENNI, Martin James
AHERN, Michael John
16.12.1977 - 31.07.1979
24.08.1979 - 16.12.1980
23.12.1980 - 06.12.1982
06.12.1982 - 10.09.1985
06.02.1986 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 07.12.1989
Note: Combined with Tourism 16.12.1977-23.12.1980. (Administered by Minister for Mines, Energy and
Police 01.08.1979-24.08.1979). Combined with Northern Development 23.12.1980-06.12.1982;
and with Water Resources 06.12.1982-07.12.1989. (Administered by Deputy Premier and Minister
Assisting the Treasurer 12.09.1985-06.02.1986). Included in Transport from 07.12.1989.
Minerals
McGRADY, Anthony
24.09.1992 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
Note: Previously Resource Industries 07.12.1989-24.09.1992. Combined with Energy 24.09.199226.02.1996. Redesignated Mines from 26.02.1996.
Mines
EVANS, Ernest
CAMM, Ronald Ernest
GIBBS, Ivan James
TENNI, Martin James
KATTER, Robert Carl
ELDER, James Peter
McGRADY, Anthony
145
12.08.1957-28.02.1965
11.03.1965 - 17.07.1980
29.07.1980 - 23.12.1980
23.12.1980 - 01.12.1986
01.12.1986 - 25.11.1987
25.11.1987 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001
The 52nd Parliament

ROBERTSON, Stephen
PALASZCZUK, Henry
22.02.2001 - 28.07.2005
28.07.2005 - 13.09.2006
13.09.2006 - 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Development and Main Roads 12.08.1957-26.09.1963; with Main Roads 26.09.196323.12.1974; with Energy 23.12.1974-16.12.1977; with Energy and Police 16.12.1977-17.07.1980
(Administered by Minister for Lands, Forestry and Water Resources 18.07.1980-28.07.1980).
Combined with Energy 29.07.1980-01.12.1986; with Energy and The Arts 01.12.1986-09.12.1987;
with Energy 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Energy and Northern Development 19.01.1989-31.08.1989;
with Energy 31.08.1989-25.09.1989; and with Energy and Northern and Regional Development
25.09.1989-07.12.1989. Included in Resource Industries 07.12.1989-24.09.1992. Redesignated
Minerals 24.09.1992-26.02.1996. Combined with Energy 26.02.1996-22.02.2001; and with Minister
Assisting the Deputy Premier on Regional Development 29.06.1998-22.02.2001. Combined with
Natural Resources from 22.02.2001; and with Energy 12.02.2004-25.08.2004; and with Water
02.02.2006-07.08.2006; and with Minister Assisting the Premier on Water 07.08.2006-13.09.2006.
Combined with Energy from 13.09.2006.
Minister Assisting the Deputy Premier on Regional Development

McGRADY, Anthony
29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001
Note: Combined with Mines and Energy 29.06.1998-22.02.2001.
Minister Assisting the Premier

SLACK, Douglas John
ELDER, James Peter
26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
Note: Combined with Economic Development and Trade 26.02.1996-29.06.1998.
Minister Assisting the Premier and Treasurer

09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989
Note: Combined with Finance 09.12.1987-25.09.1989.
Minister Assisting the Premier in North Queensland

22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004
01.11.2006 - 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Emergency Services 22.02.2001-12.02.2004. Combined with Natural Resources and
Water from 01.11.2006.
Minister Assisting the Premier in Western Queensland

SHINE, Kerry Gerard
01.11.2006 - 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Attorney-General and Justice from 01.11.2006.
Minister Assisting the Premier on Economic and Trade Development

HAMILL, David John
ELDER, James Peter
07.12.1989 - 21.02.1995
21.02.1995 - 31.07.1995
31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
Note: Combined with Transport 07.12.1989-26.02.1996. Redesignated Economic Development and Trade
from 26.02.1996.
146
Minister Assisting the Premier on Public Service Matters


SHELDON, Joan Mary
31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
Note: Combined with Employment and Training 31.07.1995-26.02.1996.
Minister Assisting the Premier on Rural Affairs

BURNS, Thomas James
16.12.1994 - 31.07.1995
Note: Combined with Deputy Premier 16.12.1994-31.07.1995.
Minister Assisting the Premier on the Carpentaria Minerals Province

McGRADY, Anthony
22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004
Note: Combined with Police and Corrective Services 22.02.2001-12.02.2004.
Minister Assisting the Premier on the Status of Women

SHELDON, Joan Mary
31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
Note: Combined with Family and Community Services 31.07.1995-26.02.1996. Redesignated Women's
Policy from 29.06.1998.
Minister Assisting the Premier on Water

PALASZCZUK, Henry
07.08.2006 - 13.09.2006
Note: Combined with Natural Resources and Mines from 07.08.2006.
Minister Assisting the Premier on Women's Policy

22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004
07.11.1983 - 09.12.1987
Note: Combined with Health 22.02.2001-12.02.2004. Redesignated as a separate portfolio, Women, on

11.03.2004.
Minister Assisting the Treasurer

Note: Combined with Deputy Premier 07.11.1983-06.02.1986; with Deputy Premier and with Police
06.02.1986-09.12.1987.
Multicultural Affairs
28.07.2005 - 13.09.2006
13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009
Note: Created and combined with Small Business and Information Technology Policy 28.07.200513.09.2006. Included in Multiculturalism 13.09.2006-13.09.2007. Combined with Communities,
Disability Services, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships, Seniors and Youth from
13.09.2007.
Multiculturalism
147
13.09.2006 - 13.09.2007
The 52nd Parliament

Note: Combined with Environment 13.09.2006 -13.09.2007. Included in Communities, Disability Services,
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships, Seniors and Youth from 13.09.2007.
National Parks
NEWBERY, Thomas Guy
GIBBS, Ivan James
AHERN, Michael John
23.12.1974 - 16.12.1977
16.12.1977 - 21.08.1979
24.08.1979 - 23.12.1980
23.12.1980 - 07.11.1983
07.11.1983 - 01.12.1986
01.12.1986 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
Note: Combined with Lands, Forestry, and Wildlife Services 23.12.1974-16.12.1977; with Culture and
Recreation 16.12.1977- 23.12.1980; with Tourism, Sport, and The Arts 23.12.1980-01.12.1986; with
Tourism and Sport 01.12.1986-09.12.1987. Included in Conservation 09.12.1987-07.12.1989; and
included in Environment and Heritage from 07.12.1989.
Natural Resources
ELDER, James Peter
WELFORD, Rodney Jon
ROBERTSON, Stephen
PALASZCZUK, Henry
SHINE, Kerry Gerard
26.02.1996-13.02.1998
16.02.1998 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001
22.02.2001 - 28.07.2005
28.07.2005 - 13.09.2006
13.09.2006 - 01.11.2006
01.11.2006 - 26.03.2009
Note: Previously Lands to 26.02.1996. Combined with Environment and Heritage 29.06.1998-22.02.2001.
Combined with Mines from 22.02.2001; and with Energy 12.02.2004-25.07.2004; and with Water
02.02.2006-07.08.2006; and with Minister Assisting the Premier on Water from 07.08.200613.09.2006. Combined with Water from 13.09.2006; and with Minister Assisting the Premier in North
Queensland from 01.11.2006.
Northern Development
BIRD, Valmond James
KATTER, Robert Carl
KATTER, Robert Carl
TENNI, Martin James
23.12.1980 - 07.11.1983
07.11.1983 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 19.01.1989
19.01.1989 - 31.08.1989
31.08.1989 - 25.09.1989
Note: Combined with Maritime Services 23.12.1980-06.12.1982; with Aboriginal and Island Affairs
06.12.1982-06.02.1986; with Community Services 06.02.1986-09.12.1987; with Community Services
and Ethnic Affairs 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Mines and Energy 19.01.1989-28.08.1989; and with
Community Services and Ethnic Affairs 31.08.1989-25.09.1989. Redesignated Northern and Regional
Development 25.09.1989-07.12.1989.
Northern and Regional Development

KATTER, Robert Carl
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
Note: Combined with Mines and Energy 25.09.1989-07.12.1989. Redesignated Regional Development from
07.12.1989.
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Planning
SHELDON, Joan Mary
ELDER, James Peter
LUCAS, Paul Thomas
24.09.1992 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 30.11.2000
30.11.2000 - 12.02.2004
12.02.2004 - 13.09.2006
13.09.2006 - 13.09.2007
13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Housing and Local Government 24.09.1992-16.12.1994; with Housing, Local
Government and Rural Communities 16.12.1994-31.07.1995; with Housing, Local Government,
Rural Communities and Provision of Infrastructure for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
Communities 31.07.1995-26.02.1996; with Local Government 26.02.1996-29.06.1998. Combined
with Communication and Information, Local Government and Regional and Rural Communities
29.06.1998-16.12.1999; combined with Communication and Information and Local Government and
Sport 16.12.1999-30.11.2000. Combined with Local Government 30.11.2000-13.09.2007; and with
Women 11.03.2004-13.09.2006; and with Environment 25.08.2004-13.09.2006. Combined with Sport
13.09.2006-13.09.2007. Combined with Deputy Premier and Infrastructure from 13.09.2007.
Police
NEWBERY, Thomas Guy
CAMM, Ronald Ernest
BRADDY, Paul Joseph
ELDER, James Peter
McGRADY, Anthony
23.12.1974 - 13.08.1976
13.08.1976 - 16.12.1977
16.12.1977 - 17.07.1980
29.07.1980 - 06.12.1982
06.12.1982 - 06.02.1986
06.02.1986 - 19.01.1989
19.01.1989 - 28.08.1989
31.08.1989 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 10.12.1991
16.12.1991 - 24.09.1992
24.09.1992 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001
22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004
12.02.2004 - 26.03.2009
Note: Included in Works and Housing 17.01.1968-08.08.1968; in Premiers 08.08.1968-28.05.1969; and

in Works and Housing 29.05.1969- 23.12.1974. Combined with Works and Housing 23.12.197410.03.1975; and with Leader of the House 23.12.1974-13.08.1976; with Tourism and Marine Services
13.08.1976-16.12.1977; combined with Mines and Energy 16.12.1977-17.07.1980 (Administered
by Minister for Lands, Forestry, and Water Resources 18.07.1980-28.07.1980). Combined with
Local Government and Main Roads 29.07.1980-06.12.1982; with Lands and Forestry 06.12.198206.02.1986; with Deputy Premier and Minister Assisting the Treasurer 06.02.1986-09.12.1987; with
Deputy Premier, Public Works, Main Roads, and Expo 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Emergency
Services and Administrative Services 19.01.1989-28.8.1989; with Emergency Services and Tourism
31.08.1989-25.09.1989; with Employment, Training, and Industrial Affairs 25.09.1989-07.12.1989;
with Emergency Services 07.12.1989-18.10.1993; (Administered by Premier 10.12.1991-16.12.1991).
Combined with Corrective Services 18.10.1993-26.02.1996; with Corrective Services and Racing
26.02.1996-29.06.1998. Combined with Corrective Services from 29.06.1998; and combined
with Minister Assisting the Premier on the Carpentaria Minerals Province 22.02.2001-12.02.2004.
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Combined wtih Sport from 13.09.2007.
Premier
NICKLIN, George Francis Reuben
AHERN, Michael John
GOSS, Wayne Keith
BLIGH, Anna Maria
12.08.1957 - 17.01.1968
17.01.1968 - 31.07.1968
01.08.1968 - 08.08.1968
08.08.1968 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 13.09.2007
13.09.2007 -
Note: Combined with State Development 26.09.1963-20.06.1972; and with Treasurer 01.08.196808.08.1968. Combined with Treasurer 19.08.1983-09.12.1987; with Treasurer and The Arts 09.12.1987
19.01.1989; with Treasurer, The Arts and State Development 19.01.1989-25.09.1989; with Treasurer
and State Development 25.09.1989-07.12.1989; with The Arts 07.12.1989-24.09.1992; with Economic
and Trade Development 07.12.1989-19.02.1996. Combined with Trade 22.02.2001-28.07.2005; with
Treasurer 28.07.2005-02.02.2006. Combined with Trade 13.09.2006-13.09.2007. Redesignated as a
separate portfolio from 13.09.2007.
Primary Industries
ROW, John Alfred
AHERN, Michael John
TURNER, Neil John
STONEMAN, Mark David
CASEY, Edmund Denis
GIBBS, Robert James
PALASZCZUK, Henry
26.09.1963 - 20.06.1972
20.06.1972 - 29.07.1980
29.07.1980 - 07.11.1983
07.11.1983 - 30.11.1986
01.12.1986 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 31.07.1995
31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
26.02.1996 - 16.02.1998
16.02.1998 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 28.07.2005
28.07.2005 - 07.12.2005
12.12.2005 -
Note: Previously Agriculture up to 26.09.1963; Redesignated Primary Industries from 26.09.1963; combined
with Fisheries 23.12.1974-25.03.1975. Combined with Racing 31.07.1995-26.02.1996; with Fisheries
and Forestry 260.2.1996-29.06.1998. Combined with Rural Communities 16.12.1999-12.02.2004;
with Fisheries from 12.02.2004.
Provision of Infrastructure for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities

SHELDON, Joan Mary
31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
Note: Combined with Housing, Local Government, Planning and Rural Communities 31.07.1995-26.02.1996.
150

Included in Public Works Authority from 29.06.1998.
Public Lands
FLETCHER, Alan Roy
12.08.1957 - 09.06.1960
09.06.1960 - 16.06.1960
16.06.1960 - 26.09.1963
Note: Redesignated Lands from 26.09.1963.
Public Service
GOSS, Wayne Keith
08.08.1968 - 01.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 31.07.1995
Note: Usually administered by Premier, apart from period 09.12.1987-25.09.1989 when administered
by Minister for Finance and Minister Assisting the Premier and Treasurer, and period 31.07.199526.02.1996 when administered by Minister for Employment and Training and Minister Assisting the
Premier on Public Service Matters.
Public Works

RICHTER, Harold
WATSON, David John Hopetoun
12.08.1957 - 09.06.1960
09.06.1960 - 11.04.1961
04.05.1961 - 26.09.1963
09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989
26.02.1996 - 28.04.1997
28.04.1997 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 -
Note: Combined with Local Government 12.08.1957-26.09.1963. Redesignated Works 26.09.196309.12.1987 (Administered by Minister for Mines and Energy 15.10.1986-30.11.1986). Redesignated
Public Works and combined with Deputy Premier and Main Roads, Expo, and Police 09.12.198719.01.1989; with Deputy Premier and Housing and Main Roads 19.01.1989-25.09.1989 (Administered
by Minister for Mines and Energy 15.10.1986-30.11.1986). Redesignated Works and combined with
Housing 25.09.1989-07.12.1989. Works included in Administrative Services 07.12.1989-26.02.1996.
Redesignated Public Works and combined with Housing from 26.02.1996; and with Racing 12.02.200413.09.2006. Combined with Information and Communications Technology from 12.10.2006
Racing
AHERN, Michael John
ALISON, Gilbert
GIBBS, Robert James
ELDER, James Peter
GIBBS, Robert James
ROSE, Merri
151
06.12.1982 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 14.12.1999
16.12.1999 - 15.01.2004
The 52nd Parliament

12.02.2004 - 13.09.2006
Note: Administered by Treasurer 12.08.1957-23.12.1980, and by Minister for Local Government 23.12.198006.12.1982. Created as separate portfolio from 06.12.1982 and combined with Local Government
and Main Roads 06.12.1982-09.12.1987; with Local Government 09.12.1987-25.09.1989; with
Main Roads 25.09.1989-07.12.1989; with Tourism and Sport 07.12.1989-31.07.1995; with Primary
Industries 31.07.1995-26.02.1996; with Police and Corrective Services 26.02.1996-29.06.1998.
Combined with Tourism and Sport 29.06.1998-16.12.1999. Combined with Tourism 16.12.199902.12.2004, and with Fair Trading 22.02.2001-02.12.2004. Combined with Public Works and Housing
12.02.2004-13.09.2006. Included in Local Government, Planning and Sport 13.09.2006-12.09.2007.
Included in Treasurer from 13.09.2007.
Recreation
NEWBERY, Thomas Guy
GIBBS, Ivan James
16.12.1977 - 21.08.1979
24.08.1979 - 23.12.1980
31.08.1989 - 07.12.1989
Note: Combined with Culture and National Parks 16.12.1977-23.12.1980; and with Education, Youth,
and Sport 31.08.1989-07.12.1989. Redesignated Sport from 23.12.1980. Included in Sport from
07.12.1989.
DE LACY, Keith Ernest
ELDER, James Peter
SHELDON, Joan Mary
07.12.1989 - 12.11.1990
12.11.1990 - 24.09.1992
24.09.1992 - 21.02.1995
23.02.1995 - 31.07.1995
31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Treasurer 07.12.1989-12.11.1990; with Business and Industry 12.11.1990-26.02.1996.
(Administered by Minister for Health 21.02.1995-23.02.1995). Included in Deputy Premier and
Minister for State Development and Minister for Trade 29.06.1998-22.02.2001; and in State
Development 22.02.2001-13.09.2007. Combined with Tourism and Industry from 13.09.2007.
Resource Industries
McGRADY, Anthony
07.12.1989 - 16.12.1991
16.12.1991 - 24.09.1992
Note: Previously Mines 12.08.1957-07.12.1989. Redesignated Minerals and Energy from 24.09.1992.
Rural Communities
BURNS, Thomas James
SHELDON, Joan Mary
PALASZCZUK, Henry
24.09.1992 - 16.12.1994
16.12.1994 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
29.06.1998 - 16.12.1999
16.12.1999 - 12.02.2004
Note: Combined with Deputy Premier and Administrative Services 24.09.1992-18.10.1993; with Deputy
Premier, Emergency Services and Consumer Affairs 18.10.1993-16.12.1994; with Housing, Local
Government and Planning 16.12.1994-31.07.1995; with Housing, Local Government, Planning,
Provision of Infrastructure for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities 31.07.199526.02.1996. Included in Local Government and Planning 26.02.1996-29.06.1998. Combined with
Communication and Information, Local Government and Planning 29.06.1998-16.12.1999. Combined
with Primary Industries 16.12.1999-12.02.2004. Included in Communities, Disability Services and
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Seniors from 12.02.2004.
Seniors
20.06.2002 - 12.02.2004
22.04.2004 -13.09.2007
13.09.2007- 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Families, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy and Disability Services
20.06.2002-12.02.2004; with Communities from 22.04.2004; and Disability Services 22.04.200430.01.2007; and with Youth from 13.09.2006. Combined with Disability Services Queensland
30.01.2007-13.09.2007; and with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships from 30.01.2007;
with Disability Services and Multicultural Affairs from 13.09.2007.
Small Business
AHERN, Michael John
ELDER, James Peter
07.11.1983 - 01.12.1986
01.12.1986 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 31.08.1989
31.08.1989 - 07.12.1989
04.06.1990 - 12.11.1990
26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
28.07.2005 - 13.09.2006
Note: Combined with Industry and Technology 07.11.1983-01.12.1986; with Employment and Industrial
Affairs 01.12.1986-09.12.1987; with Industry, Communications and Technology 09.12.198719.01.1989; with Industry, Technology, and Tourism 19.01.1989-28.08.1989; with Industry,
Technology, and Administrative Services 31.08.1989-25.09.1989; with Industry and Technology
25.09.1989-07.12.1989; with Manufacturing and Commerce 04.06.1990-12.11.1990. Included in
Business from 12.11.1990. Combined with Tourism and Industry 26.02.1996-29.06.1998. Included in
State Development from 29.06.1998. Re-created as a separate portfolio and combined with Information
Technology Policy and Multicultural Affairs from 28.07.2005.
Sport
AHERN, Michael John
GIBBS, Robert James
BURNS, Thomas James
SHELDON, Joan Mary
VEIVERS, Michael Desmond
ELDER, James Peter
GIBBS, Robert James
153
20.06.1972 - 16.12.1977
23.12.1980 - 07.11.1983
07.11.1983 - 01.12.1986
01.12.1986 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 31.07.1995
31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 14.12.1999
16.12.1999 - 25.07.2005
02.02.2006 - 13.09.2006
13.09.2006 - 13.09.2007
13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009
The 52nd Parliament

Note: Combined with Tourism and Welfare Services 20.06.1972-23.12.1974; and with Community and
Welfare Services 23.12.1974-16.12.1977. Included in Recreation 16.12.1977-23.12.1980. Combined
with Tourism, National Parks and The Arts 23.12.1980- 01.12.1986; with Tourism and National Parks
01.12.1986-09.12.1987; with Education and Youth 09.12.1987-31.08.1989; with Education, Youth, and
Recreation 31.08.1989-07.12.1989; with Tourism and Racing 07.12.1989-31.07.1995; with Deputy
Premier, Tourism and Youth 31.07.1995-26.02.1996. Combined with Emergency Services 26.2.199629.06.1998. Combined with Tourism and Racing 29.06.1998-16.12.1999; with Communication and
Information, Local Government and Planning 16.12.1999-30.11.2000; with Deputy Premier, State
Development and Communication and Information 30.11.2000-22.02.2001. Combined with Deputy
Premier and Treasurer 22.02.2001-28.07.2005. Lost its portfolio status and included in Premier and
Treasurer 28.07.2005-02.02.2006. Recreated as a separate portfolio and combined with Employment,
Training and Industrial Relations 02.02.2006-13.09.2006. Combined with Local Government and
Planning 13.09.2006-13.09.2007. Combined with Police and Corrective Services from 13.09.2007.
State Development
AHERN, Michael John
ELDER, James Peter
McGRADY, Anthony
BLIGH, Anna Maria
26.09.1963 - 17.01.1968
17.01.1968 - 31.07.1968
01.08.1968 - 08.08.1968
08.08.1968 - 20.06.1972
19.01.1989 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
29.06.1999 - 22.11.2000
30.11.2000 - 22.02.2001
22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004
12.02.2004 - 28.07.2005
28.07.2005 - 13.09.2006
13.09.2006 - 13.09.2007
Note: Combined with Premier 26.09.1963-20.06.1972; and with Treasurer 01.08.1968-08.08.1968.

Redesignated Development 20.06.1972-23.12.1974; and combined with Industrial Affairs 20.06.197223.12.1974. Redesignated Industrial Development and combined with Labour Relations and
Consumer Affairs 23.12.1974-15.12.1977. Included in Industry 15.12.1977-07.12.1989. Combined
with Premier, Treasurer, and Arts 19.01.1989-25.09.1989; with Premier, and Treasurer 25.09.198907.12.1989. Redesignated Economic and Trade Development 07.12.1989-29.06.1998. Combined with
Deputy Premier and Trade 29.06.1998-30.11.2000. Combined with Deputy Premier, Communication,
Information and Sport 30.11.2000-22.02.2001. Redesignated as a separate portfolio from 22.02.2001;
and combined with Innovation 12.02.2004-28.07.2005; combined with Deputy Premier, Finance,
Trade and Innovation 28.07.2005-02.02.2006; combined with Deputy Premier, Treasurer, Trade and
Innovation 02.02.2006-13.09.2006. Combined with Employment and Industrial Relations 13.09.200613.09.2007. Included in Tourism, Regional Development and Industry from 13.09.2007.
Stock
12.08.1957 - 09.06.1960
Note: Combined with Agriculture 12.08.1957-09.06.1960. Included in Agriculture from 09.06.1960.
Sustainability
13.09.2007 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Climate Change and Innovation from 13.09.2007.
Survey
GREENWOOD, John Ward
154
10.03.1975 - 13.08.1976
13.08.1976 - 22.12.1980

Note: Combined with Valuation and Urban and Regional Affairs 10.03.1975-16.12.1977; and with Valuation
16.12.1977-23.12.1980. Included in Valuation 23.12.1980-06.02.1986, and in Surveying from
06.02.1986.
Surveying
06.02.1986 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
Note: Combined with Mapping, Lands and Forestry 06.02.1986-09.12.1987; and included in Land
Management 09.12.1987-24.09.1992 and Lands 24.09.1992-26.02.1996. Included in Natural
Resources from 26.02.1996.
Technology
AHERN, Michael John
AHERN, Michael John
07.11.1983 - 01.12.1986
01.12.1986 - 25.11.1987
25.11.1987 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 31.08.1989
31.08.1989 - 07.12.1989
Note: Combined with Industry and Small Business 07.11.1983-01.12.1986; with Industry 01.12.198625.11.1987; with Education and Training 25.11.1987-09.12.1987; with Industry, Small Business, and
Communications 09.12.1987-19.01.1989; with Industry, Small Business, and Tourism 19.01.198931.08.1989; with Industry, Small Business, and Administrative Services 31.08.1989-25.09.1989; and
with Industry and Small Business 25.09.1989-07.12.1989. Information Technology administered by
Minister for Communication and Information from 29.06.1998.
Tourism
NEWBERY, Thomas Guy
HOOPER, Maxwell David
AHERN, Michael John
GIBBS, Robert James
BURNS, Thomas James
SHELDON, Joan Mary
ELDER, James Peter
GIBBS, Robert James
ROSE, Merri

10.06.1966 - 23.12.1974
23.12.1974 - 13.08.1976
13.08.1976 - 31.07.1979
24.08.1979 - 16.12.1980
23.12.1980 - 07.11.1983
07.11.1983 - 01.12.1986
01.12.1986 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 19.01.1989
19.01.1989 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 31.07.1995
31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 14.12.1999
16.12.1999 - 15.01.2004
12.02.2004 - 13.09.2007
13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Labour 10.06.1966-20.06.1972; with Welfare Services and Sport 20.06.197223.12.1974; with Education and Cultural Activities 23.12.1974-10.03.1975; with Marine Activities
10.03.1975-16.12.1977; with Maritime Services 16.12.1977-31.07.1979 and 24.08.1979-23.12.1980;
(Administered by Minister for Mines, Energy and Police 01.08.1979-24.8.1979); with National Parks,
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Sport and The Arts 23.12.1980-01.12.1986; with National Parks and Sport 01.12.1986-09.12.1987;
with Environment and Conservation 09.12.1987-19.1.1989; with Industry, Small Business, and
Technology 19.01.1989-31.08.1989; with Police and Emergency Services 31.08.1989-25.09.1989; with
Conservation, Environment, and Forestry 25.09.1989-07.12.1989; with Sport and Racing 07.12.198931.07.1995; with Deputy Premier, Sport and Youth 31.07.1995-26.02.1996; with Small Business and
Industry 26.02.1996-29.06.1998. Combined with Sport and Racing 29.06.1998-16.12.1999. Combined
with Racing 16.12.1999-22.02.2001. Combined with Racing and Fair Trading 02.02.2001-12.02.2004;
and with Fair Trading and Wine Industry Development 12.02.2004-13.09.2007; and with Women
01.11.2006-13.09.2007. Combined with Regional Development and Industry from 13.09.2007.
Trade
ELDER, James Peter
BLIGH, Anna Maria
BEATTIE, Peter David
29.06.1998 - 22.11.2000
22.02.2001 - 28.07.2005
28.07.2005 - 13.09.2006
13.09.2006 - 13.09.2007
13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Deputy Premier and State Development 29.06.1998-22.11.2000. Combined with
Premier 22.02.2001-28.07.2005; with Deputy Premier, Finance, State Development and Innovation
28.07.2005-13.09.2006. Combined with Premier 13.09.2006-13.09.2007. Combined with Transport,
Employemnt and Industrial Relations from 13.09.2007.
Training
AHERN, Michael John

SHELDON, Joan Mary
SANTORO, Santo
BRADDY, Paul Joseph
WELFORD, Rodney Jon
25.11.1987 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 16.12.1991
16.12.1991 - 24.09.1992
24.09.1992 - 31.07.1995
31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001
22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004
12.02.2004 - 13.09.2006
13.09.2006 - 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Education and Technology 25.11.1987-09.12.1987; with Employment and Industrial
Affairs 09.12.1987; with Employment and Industrial Relations 07.12.1989-31.07.1995; with
Employment and Minister Assisting the Premier on Public Service Matters 31.07.1995-26.02.1996;
with Industrial Relations 26.02.1996-29.06.1998; with Employment and Industrial Relations
09.06.1998-22.02.2001. Combined with Employment, Youth and the Arts 22.02.2001-12.02.2004; and
with Employment and Industrial Relations 12.02.2004-13.09.2006. Combined with Education and
The Arts from 13.09.2006.
Transport
HOOPER, Keith William
156
12.08.1957 - 23.12.1965
23.12.1965 - 20.06.1972
20.06.1972 - 20.08.1977
26.08.1977 - 16.12.1977
16.12.1977 - 23.12.1980

LANE, Donald Frederick
TURNER, Neil John
LANE, Donald Frederick
AHERN, Michael John
GIBBS, Ivan James
CHAPMAN, Yvonne Ann
HAMILL, David John
ELDER, James Peter
ELDER, James Peter
LUCAS, Paul Thomas
MICKEL, Reginal John
23.12.1980 - 18.08.1983
19.08.1983 - 07.11.1983
07.11.1983 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 19.01.1989
19.01.1989 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 21.02.1995
21.02.1995 - 31.07.1995
31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
26.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 12.02.2004
12.02.2004 - 13.09.2007
13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Ethnic Affairs 25.09.1989-07.12.1989; with Minister Assisting the Premier on
Economic and Trade Development 07.12.1989-26.02.1996; with Main Roads 26.02.1996-13.09.2007.
Combined with Trade, Employement and Industrial Relations from 13.09.2007.
Treasurer
HILEY, Thomas Alfred
AHERN, Michael John
SHELDON, Joan Mary
ELDER, James Peter
HAMILL, David John
BLIGH, Anna Maria
12.08.1957 - 23.12.1965
23.12.1965 - 13.08.1976
13.08.1976 - 15.12.1978
15.12.1978 - 18.08.1983
19.08.1983 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 25.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
07.12.1989 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001
22.02.2001 - 25.07.2005
28.07.2005 - 02.02.2006
02.02.2006 - 13.09.2007
13.09.2007 -
Note: Combined with Premier 19.08.1983-09.12.1987; with Premier and The Arts 09.12.1987-19.01.1989;
with Premier, The Arts and State Development 19.01.1989-25.09.1989; with Premier and State
Development 25.09.1989-07.12.1989; with Regional Development 07.12.1989-12.11.1990; with
Deputy Premier and The Arts 19.02.1996-29.06.1998. Combined with Deputy Premier and Sport
22.02.2001-28.07.2005; with Premier 28.07.2005-02.02.2006; with Deputy Premier 02.02.200613.09.2007; with State Development, Trade and Innovation 02.02.2006-13.09.2006; and with
Infrastrucutre 13.09.2006-13.09.2007. Redesignated as a separate portfolio from 13.09.2007.
Urban and Regional Affairs

10.03.1975 - 13.08.1976
13.08.1976 - 16.12.1977
Note: Combined with Survey and Valuation 10.3.1975-16.12.1977.
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Valuation
MILLER, Colin John
TENNI, Martin James
10.03.1975 - 13.08.1976
13.08.1976 - 23.12.1980
23.12.1980 - 05.08.1983
05.08.1983 - 18.08.1983
19.08.1983 - 06.02.1986
06.02.1986 - 01.12.1986
01.12.1986 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
Note: Combined with Survey, and Urban and Regional Affairs 10.03.1975-16.12.1977; with Valuation
16.12.1977-23.12.1980; with Environment and Administrative Services 23.12.1980-06.02.1986;
with Corrective Services and Administrative Services 06.02.1986-09.12.1987. Included in Land
Management 09.12.1987-24.09.1992; and Lands 24.09.1992-26.02.1996; and in Natural Resources
from 29.06.1998.
Water
PALASZCZUK, Henry
SHINE, Kerry Gerard
02.02.2006 - 07.08.2006
13.09.2006 - 01.11.2006
01.11.2006 - 26.03.2009
Note: Created as a separate portfolio and combined with Natural Resources and Mines 02.02.200607.08.2006. Combined with Natural Resources from 13.09.2006; and with Minister Assisting the
Premier in North Queensland from 01.11.2006.
Water Resources
GOLEBY, John Philip
TENNI, Martin James
AHERN, Michael John
23.12.1974 - 16.12.1980
23.12.1980 - 06.12.1982
06.12.1982 - 10.09.1985
06.02.1986 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 07.12.1989
Note: Combined with Marine Services, and Aboriginal and Islanders Advancement 23.12.1974-10.03.1975;
with Lands and Forestry 16.12.1977-23.12.1980; with Aboriginal and Island Affairs 23.12.198006.12.1982; and with Maritime Services 06.12.1982-07.12.1989 (Administered by Deputy Premier
and Minister Assisting the Treasurer 12.09.1985-06.02.1986). Included in Primary Industries from
07.12.1989.
Welfare
16.12.1977 - 14.09.1978
14.09.1978 - 02.10.1978
02.10.1978 - 23.12.1980
Note: Redesignated Welfare Services from 23.12.1980.
Welfare Housing
09.12.1987 - 19.01.1989
Note: Combined with Family Services 09.12.1987-19.01.1989. Redesignated Housing on 19.01.1989 and
combined with Public Works and Main Roads. See Housing.
158
Welfare Services
WHITE, Terence Anthony
CHAPMAN, Yvonne Ann
20.06.1972 - 16.12.1977
23.12.1980 - 04.08.1983
05.08.1983 - 18.08.1983
19.08.1983 - 06.02.1986
06.02.1986 - 01.12.1986
Note: Combined with Tourism and Sport 20.06.1972-23.12.1974; with Community Services and Sport
23.12.1974-16.12.1977. Redesignated Welfare 16.12.1977-23.12.1980. Combined with Ethnic Affairs
07.11.1983-31.07.1984; and with Youth and Ethnic Affairs 31.07.1984-01.12.1986. Redesignated
Family Services from 01.12.1986.
Wildlife Services
23.12.1974 - 16.12.1977
Note: Combined with Lands, Forestry, and National Parks 23.12.1974-16.12.1977. Included in National
Parks 16.12.1977-26.02.1996. Redesignated Nature Conservation and included with Environment and
Heritage from 26.02.1996.
Wine Industry Development

12.02.2004 -13.09.2007


11.03.2004 - 13.09.2006
13.09.2006 - 18.10.2006
01.11.2006 - 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Tourism and Fair Trading 02.02.2006-13.09.2007; and with Women 01.11.200613.09.2007. Included in Treasurer from 13.09.2007.
Women
Note: Combined with Local Government and Planning March 11.03.2004-13.09.2006; and with Environment
25.08.2004-13.09.2006. Combined with Attorney-General and Minister for Justice 13.09.200618.10.2006. Combined with Tourism, Fair Trading and Wine Industry Development 01.11.200613.09.2007. Combined with Child Safety from 13.09.2007.
Women's Policy
29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001
Note Combined with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy, and Fair Trading 29.06.1998-22.02.2001.
See Minister Assisting the Premier on Women's Policy 22.02.2001-12.02.2004. Redesignated Women
from 11.03.2004.
Works
LEE, Norman Edward
GIBBS, Ivan James
26.09.1963 - 08.08.1968
08.08.1968 - 10.03.1975
10.03.1975 - 16.12.1977
16.12.1977 - 14.10.1986
01.12.1986 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
25.09.1989 - 07.12.1989
Note: Combined with Housing 26.09.1963-25.11.1987. (Administered by Minister for Mines and Energy
15.10.1986-01.12.1986). Combined with Housing and Industry 25.11.1987-09.12.1987. Redesignated
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Public Works 09.12.1987-25.09.1989. Combined with Housing 07.12.1989. Included in Administrative
Services 07.12.1989-26.02.1996. Redesignated Public Works from 26.02.1996.
Youth
CHAPMAN, Yvonne Ann
AHERN, Michael John
BURNS, Thomas James
SHELDON, Joan Mary
WILSON, Naomi Kate
BLIGH, Anna Maria
31.07.1984 - 06.02.1986
06.02.1986 - 01.12.1987
01.12.1987 - 09.12.1987
09.12.1987 - 07.12.1989
31.07.1995 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.02.1996
26.06.1998 - 29.06.1998
26.02.1996 - 13.02.1998
16.02.1998 - 26.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 22.02.2001
22.02.2001 - 12.02.2004
13.09.2006 - 13.09.2007
13.09.2007 - 26.03.2009
Note: Combined with Welfare Services and Ethnic Affairs 31.07.1984-30.11.1986; with Family Services
and Ethnic Affairs 01.12.1986-09.12.1987; with Education and Sport 09.12.1987-31.08.1989; and
with Education, Sport, and Recreation 31.08.1989-07.12.1989. Included in Tourism, Sport and Racing
07.12.1989-31.07.1995. Combined with Deputy Premier, Tourism and Sport 31.07.1995-26.02.1996;
with Families and Community Care 26.02.1996-22.02.2001 and also combined with Disability Services
29.06.1998-22.02.2001. Combined with Employment, Training and the Arts 22.02.2001-12.02.2004.
Included in Communities, Disability Services and Seniors 12.02.2004-13.09.2006. Recreated as
a separate portfolio and combined with Communities from 13.09.2006; with Disability Services
13.09.2006-30.01.2007; and with Seniors from 13.09.2006. Combined with Disability Services
Queensland 30.01.2007-13.09.2007; and with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships from
30.01.2007; with Disability Services and Multicultural Affairs from 13.09.2007.
160
LEADERS, PARLIAMENTARY PARTIES

Aug 1892 - May 1893
May 1893 - Jul 1894
Jul 1894 - May 1899
May 1899 - Jul 1900
Jul 1900 - Oct 1903
Oct 1903 - Apr 1904
Apr 1904 - Apr 1907
Apr 1907 - 09.09.1912
09.09.1912 - 22.10.1919
22.10.1919 - 26.02.1925
26.02.1925 - 22.10.1925
22.10.1925 - 21.05.1929
27.05.1929 - 16.09.1942
16.09.1942 - 07.03.1946
07.03.1946 - 15.01.1952
17.01.1952 - 24.04.1957
30.04.1957 - 03.08.1957
28.08.1957 - 29.03.1958
14.04.1958 - 17.08.1958
18.08.1958 - 11.10.1966
11.10.1966 - 22.07.1974
22.07.1974 - 19.12.1974
19.12.1974 - 28.11.1978
28.11.1978 - 20.10.1982
20.10.1982 - 29.08.1984
29.08.1984 - 02.03.1988
02.03.1988 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 12.09.2007
12.09.2007 -
GLASSEY, T
HOOLAN, JP
GLASSEY, T
DAWSON, A (Anderson)
BROWNE, WH
AIREY, P
KERR, G
BOWMAN, D
RYAN, TJ
THEODORE, EG
GILLIES, WN
McCORMACK, W
SMITH, WF
COOPER, FA
HANLON, EM
GAIR, VC
DUGGAN, JE
WOOD, LE
DONALD, J
DUGGAN, JE
HOUSTON, JW
TUCKER, PJR
BURNS, TJ
CASEY, ED
WRIGHT, KW
WARBURTON, NG
GOSS, WK
BEATTIE, PD
BLIGH, AM
National Party*
13.07.1915 - 09.04.1924
09.04.1924 - 15.07.1936
15.07.1936 - 17.06.1941
17.06.1941 - 17.01.1968
17.01.1968 - 31.07.1968
08.08.1968 - 01.11.1987
01.11.1987 - 22.09.1989
22.09.1989 - 09.12.1991
11.12.1991 - 02.03.2001
02.03.2001 - 04.02.2003
04.02.2003 - 14.09.2006
14.09.2006 - 29.01.2008
29.01.2008 - 09.09.2008
*
APPEL, JG
MOORE, AE
MAHER, EB
NICKLIN, GFR
PIZZEY, JCA
BJELKE-PETERSEN, J
AHERN, MJ
COOPER, TR
BORBIDGE, RE
HORAN, MJ
SPRINGBORG, LJ
SEENEY, JW
SPRINGBORG, LJ
Recognised as the Country Party, it was known by a number of different titles up until the partys definitive
establishment in 1936. On 06.04.1974, the Country Party changed its name to the National Party. The National
and Liberal parties united on the 9 September 2008 to form the LNP (Liberal National Party).
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Liberal Party*
26.10.1943 - 07.03.1946
08.03.1946 - 02.02.1948
03.02.1948 - 17.08.1954
17.08.1954 - 23.08.1962
23.08.1962 - 28.01.1965
28.01.1965 - 23.12.1965
23.12.1965 - 13.08.1976
13.08.1976 - 06.10.1978
06.10.1978 - 09.08.1983
09.08.1983 - 03.11.1983
03.11.1983 - 31.01.1988
31.01.1988 - 13.05.1990
13.05.1990 - 11.11.1991
11.11.1991 - 23.06.1998
23.06.1998 - 28.02.2001
28.02.2001 - 07.08.2006
07.08.2006 - 04.12.2007
*

CHANDLER, JB
PIE, B
HILEY, TA
MORRIS, KJ
MUNRO, AW
HILEY, TA
CHALK, Sir GWW
KNOX, WE
EDWARDS, LR
WHITE, TA
KNOX, Sir WE
INNES, JAM
BEANLAND, DE
SHELDON, JM
WATSON, DJH
QUINN, RJ
FLEGG, BS
From 26.10.1943-08.07.1949 known as Queensland Peoples Party. On 08.07.1949 became Liberal Party with
T.A. Hiley as Leader. The National and Liberal parties united on the 9 September 2008 to form the LNP (Liberal
National Party).
Liberal National Party*
09.09.2008 - 02.04.2009
SPRINGBORG, LJ
The National and Liberal parties united on the 9 September 2008 to form the LNP (Liberal National Party).
Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party*

23.06.1998 - 14.12.1999
06.03.2001 - 20.06.2002
*
FELDMAN, WP
FLYNN, WBI
On 18 August 1999, Justice Atkinson of the Supreme Court ruled that Pauline Hansons One Nation
Party was not entitled to registration as a political party in Queensland under s 70 of the Electoral
Act 1992 (Qld) and the party was de-registered on 19 August 1999. However, the parliamentary
members retained the title until their resignations from the party on 14 December 1999. The party
was re-registered on 23 January 2001. See One Nation Queensland Division.
City Country Alliance Queensland*#

22.12.1999 - 17.02.2001
*
#
FELDMAN, WP
The City Country Alliance Queensland Party was formed on 22 December 1999 and was officially
registered on 28 March 2000.
On 5 August 1999, the Independent member for Burdekin, Jeff Knuth officially registered a party
called Country Party Queensland. Later, he merged his party with the City Country Alliance Party
and the CPQ was officially reregistered on 2 May 2000.
One Nation Queensland Division*

21.06.2002 - 07.02.2004
*

FLYNN, WBI
The name Pauline Hansons One Nation Party was changed to One Nation Queensland Division on
21 June 2002.
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OPPOSITION LEADERS
From 1898
On 30 August 1898 the Australian Labor Party (ALP) accepted the official position of Parliamentary
Opposition in the Queensland Parliament. Prior to 1898, loose coalitions of interests were opposed to
the Governments of the day. Because of their changeable voting patterns, it is difficult to categorise
them as a definitive Parliamentary Opposition. It will be noted that the ALP has had a continuous history
as a party, whether in Government or Opposition. However, the nonLabor parties demonstrate a history
of changing titles or changing alignments. Where the nonLabor Opposition leader has remained the
same, but the party or alignment has altered, the pertinent dates of service are given.
30.08.1898 - 12.05.1899
12.05.1899 - 01.12.1899
01.12.1899 - 07.12.1899
07.12.1899 - 16.07.1900
16.07.1900 - 17.09.1903
17.09.1903 - 28.06.1904
28.06.1904 - 27.08.1904
19.09.1904 - 19.11.1907
19.11.1907 - 15.02.1908
15.02.1908 - 29.10.1908
16.11.1908 - 06.09.1912
06.09.1912 - 22.05.1915
24.06.1915 - 08.09.1915
08.09.1915 - 27.06.1917
27.06.1917 - 15.02.1918
15.02.1918 - 28.01.1920
28.01.1920 - 28.07.1920
28.07.1920 - 11.07.1923
11.07.1923 - 09.04.1924
09.04.1924 - 12.05.1925
12.05.1925 - 15.12.1925
15.12.1925 - 11.05.1929
27.05.1929 - 11.06.1932
15.08.1932 - 15.07.1936
15.07.1936 - 21.05.1941
21.05.1941 - 23.10.1945
23.10.1945 - 03.08.1957
15.08.1957 - 29.03.1958
14.04.1958 - 18.08.1958
18.08.1958 - 11.10.1966
12.10.1966 - 01.07.1974
01.07.1974 - 07.12.1974
19.12.1974 - 28.11.1978
28.11.1978 - 20.10.1982
20.10.1982 - 29.08.1984
29.08.1984 - 02.03.1988
02.03.1988 - 02.12.1989
02.12.1989 - 09.12.1991
10.12.1991 - 19.02.1996
19.02.1996 - 26.06.1998
29.06.1998 - 02.03.2001
GLASSEY, T
DAWSON, A
PHILP, R
DAWSON, A
BROWNE, WH
PHILP, R
RUTLEDGE, A
PHILP, R
KIDSTON, W
PHILP, R
BOWMAN, D
RYAN, TJ
MACARTNEY, E
TOLMIE, J
TOLMIE, J
MACARTNEY, E
VOWLES, WJ
VOWLES, WJ
TAYLOR, C
MOORE, AE
MOORE, AE
MOORE, AE
SMITH, WF
MOORE, AE
MAHER, EB
NICKLIN, GFR
NICKLIN, GFR
WOOD, LA
DONALD, J
DUGGAN, JE
HOUSTON, JW
TUCKER, PJ
BURNS, TJ
CASEY, ED
WRIGHT, KW
WARBUTON, NG
GOSS, WK
COOPER, TR
BORBIDGE, RE
BEATTIE, PD
BORBIDGE, RE
163
ALP
ALP
Ministerialist
ALP
ALP
Opposition
Opposition
Opposition
Ministerialist
Opposition
ALP
ALP
Liberal
Liberal
National
National
National
Country
QUP
QUP/Country
CPP
CPNP
ALP
CPNP, Country
Country
CountryNational*
Country
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
National
National
ALP
National
The 52nd Parliament

02.03.2001 - 04.02.2003
04.02.2003 - 14.09.2006
14.09.2006 - 29.01.2008
29.01.2008 - 09.09.2008
09.09.2008 - 02.04.2009
HORAN, MJ
SPRINGBORG, LJ
SEENEY, JW
SPRINGBORG, LJ
SPRINGBORG, LJ
National
National
National
National
Liberal National
* Not to be confused with the Country and Progressive National Party, which ceased to exist on 6
April 1936. This particular Country-National Party was formed in April 1941, when parliamentary
members of the Country Party, without the consent of the Country Party organisation, joined with
members of the National Party to create a working coalition in the Parliament. However, on 8 April
1941, a Country Party conference voted to continue as a separate organisation and repudiated the
previous fusion.
SPEAKERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF QUEENSLAND

22.05.1860 - 13.07.1870
15.11.1870 - 21.06.1871
07.11.1871 - 01.09.1873
06.01.1874 - 20.07.1876
25.07.1876 - 26.06.1883
07.11.1883 - 04.04.1888
12.06.1888 - 05.04.1893
25.05.1893 - 15.02.1899
16.05.1899 - 15.09.1903
17.09.1903 - 11.04.1907
23.07.1907 - 20.01.1909
29.06.1909 - 10.03.1911
11.07.1911 - 15.04.1915
12.07.1915 - 09.09.1919
09.09.1919 - 09.01.1920
09.01.1920 - 11.05.1929
20.08.1929 - 11.06.1932
15.08.1932 - 24.03.1939
08.08.1939 - 31.07.1944
01.08.1944 - 04.10.1950
10.10.1950 - 03.08.1957
27.08.1957 - 15.06.1960
23.09.1960 - 25.05.1972
02.08.1972 - 28.10.1974
29.10.1974 - 04.07.1979
07.08.1979 - 17.10.1983
22.11.1983 - 18.09.1986
17.02.1987 - 24.11.1987
02.12.1987 - 05.07.1989
05.07.1989 - 02.11.1989
27.02.1990 - 02.04.1996
02.04.1996 - 13.06.1998
28.07.1998 - 21.07.2005
09.08.2005 - 09.10.2006
10.10.2006 - 20.04.2009
*
ELIOTT, G, CMG
MACALISTER, A
FORBES, FA
WALSH, WH
KING, HE
GROOM, WH
NORTON, A
COWLEY, AS
MORGAN, A Sir, Kt
COWLEY, AS
LEAHY, J
BELL, JT
ARMSTRONG, WD*
McCORMACK, W
LENNON, W
BERTRAM, W
TAYLOR, C
POLLOCK, G
HANSON, EJ
BRASSINGTON, SJ
MANN, JH
FLETCHER, AR Sir, Kt
NICHOLSON, DE Sir
LONEGRAN, WH
HOUGHTON, JEH
MULLER, SJ
WARNER, JH
LINGARD, KR
POWELL, LW
LINGARD, KR
FOURAS, D
TURNER, NJ
HOLLIS, RK
McGRADY, A
REYNOLDS, MF
Deputy Speaker during absence of Mr Bell during whole Session of 1910.
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LONGEST TERM IN OFFICE OF SPEAKER

NICHOLSON, Sir David E
ELIOTT, G, CMG
BERTRAM, W
COWLEY, AS
KING, HE
Years Months Days

11
9
2
10
1
20
9
4
2
9
3
15
7
0
1
CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

From 1860
30.05.1860 - 12.06.1861
12.06.1861 - 22.05.1863
28.07.1863 - 29.05.1867
18.09.1867 - 27.08.1868
30.12.1868 - 13.07.1870
17.11.1870 - 21.06.1871
15.11.1871 - 01.09.1873
26.03.1874 - 02.10.1878
21.01.1879 - 26.07.1883
14.01.1884 - 04.04.1888
15.08.1888 - 30.06.1891
02.07.1891 - 05.05.1893
30.05.1893 - 15.02.1899
18.05.1899 - 04.02.1902
10.07.1902 - 24.09.1903
29.09.1903 - 31.12.1907
10.03.1908 - 25.08.1909
04.11.1909 - 11.07.1911
13.07.1910 - 23.12.1910
13.07.1911 - 15.14.1915
15.07.1915 - 12.10.1916
12.10.1916 - 09.01.1920
13.01.1920 - 15.12.1920
15.12.1920 - 10.07.1924
30.07.1924 - 11.05.1929
22.08.1929 - 11.06.1932
17.08.1932 - 07.08.1939
09.08.1939 - 17.05.1940
21.08.1940 - 29.03.1941
21.08.1941 - 15.09.1942
16.09.1942 - 31.07.1944
03.08.1944 - 10.10.1950
10.10.1950 - 17.08.1953
27.08.1953 - 02.08.1957
28.08.1957 - 31.05.1963
22.08.1963 - 20.06.1972
02.08.1972 - 26.02.1975
27.02.1975 - 27.10.1980
05.03.1981 - 05.08.1983
24.11.1983 - 02.12.1989
01.03.1990 - 10.12.1991
MACALISTER, A
BLACKENEY, CW
COXEN, C
PUGH, TP
THOMPSON, JM
FORBES, FA
SCOTT, J
MORGAN, J
SCOTT, J
FRASER, S
JESSOP, JS
MORGAN, A
ANNEAR, JT
GRIMES, S
BELL, JT
JACKSON, G
MAUGHAN, WJR
ARMSTRONG, WD
GRANT, KMcD (Acting)
STODART, J
COYNE, JH
BERTRAM, W
SMITH, WF
KIRWAN, MJ
POLLOCK, G
ROBERTS, TR
HANSON, EJ
OKEEFE, J
KING, WT
GAIR, VC
BRASSINGTON, SJ
MANN, JH
FARRELL, DJ
CLARK, J
TAYLOR, HB
HOOPER, KW*
LICKISS, WD
HEWITT, WD
MILLER, CJ
ROW, EC
CAMPBELL, CB
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10.03.1992 - 01.04.1996
02.04.1996 - 19.05.1998
30.07.1998 - 09.01.2000
29.02.2000 - 15.08.2006
11.10.2006 - 21.04.2009
PALASZCZUK, H
LAMING, BE
D'ARCY, WT
FOURAS, D
ENGLISH, JM
* Record term of office
PARLIAMENTARY WHIPS
From 1915
Government Whips
01.06.1915 - 10.05.1929
WINSTANLEY, V ALP
02.08.1929 - 10.06.1932
KERR, JS
CPNP
17.06.1932 - 16.12.1936
FOLEY, TA
ALP
16.12.1936 - 16.12.1942
WILLIAMS, TL
ALP
17.12.1942 - 14.04.1944
RIORDAN, EJ
ALP
24.04.1944 - 28.08.1950
FARRELL, D
ALP
01.07.1950 - 10.06.1957
JESSON, CG
ALP
11.06.1957 - 02.08.1957
COOPER, VJN
ALP
28.08.1957 - 08.06.1960
ROBERTS, LHS
Country Party
09.06.1960 - 30.10.1971
JONES, VE
Country Party
10.11.1971 - 02.08.1972
LONEGRAN, WH Country Party
10.08.1972 - 23.07.1980
AHERN, MJ
Country (National from

06.04.1974)
23.07.1980 - 01.12.1986
NEAL, DMcC
National
09.02.1987 - 31.08.1989
FITZGERALD, AA National
06.09.1989 - 30.11.1989
STEPHAN, LW
National
01.03.1990 - 19.09.1992
PREST, WG
ALP
05.11.1992 - 22.02.1995
PITT, FW
ALP
22.02.1995 - 20.02.1996
LIVINGSTONE, DW ALP
19.02.1996 - 15.02.1998
SPRINGBORG, LJ National
03.03.1998 - 30.07.1998
MITCHELL, RA
National
30.07.1998 - 09.09.2006
SULLIVAN, T
ALP
11.09.2006 - 08.04.2009
MALE, CT
ALP
Opposition Whips
11.07.1923 - 09.04.1929
11.05.1929 - 10.06.1932
17.06.1932 - 11.08.1936
11.08.1936 - 02.05.1947
27.05.1947 - 30.05.1950
31.05.1950 - 10.05.1957
28.08.1957 - 27.05.1960
09.06.1960 - 04.06.1971
28.07.1971 - 02.08.1973
02.08.1973 - 06.10.1977
28.03.1978 - 14.01.1981
14.01.1981 - 20.10.1982
20.10.1982 - 29.08.1984
FRY, JP
WINSTANLEY, V
MAXWELL, JF
EDWARDS, JB
MacDONALD, D
SPARKES, WBJG
JESSON, CG
DAVIES, HJ
SHERRINGTON, DJ
MARGINSON, E
JONES, R
HANSEN, BP
BURNS, TJ
166
CPNP
ALP
Nationalist
Country Party
Country Party
Country Party
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP

29.08.1984 - 02.12.1989
DAVIS, BJ
ALP
01.03.1990 - 19.09.1992
NEAL, DMcC
National
05.11.1992 - 20.02.1996
SPRINGBORG, LJ National
20.02.1996 - 13.06.1998
LIVINGSTONE, DW ALP
30.07.1998 - 23.01.2001
BAUMANN, WF
National
22.03.2001 - 07.02.2004
LESTER, V
National
10.03.2004 - 01.07.2006
HOPPER, R
National
01.07.2006 - 02.04.2009
RICKUSS, IP
National*

*(LNP from 09.09.2008)
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL PRESIDENTS

22.05.1860 - 26.08.1860
27.08.1860 - 23.03.1879
03.03.1879 - 20.12.1881
24.12.1881 - 20.03.1898
13.14.1898 - 01.01.1906

19.01.1906 - 19.12.1916
15.02.1917 - 17.08.1920
18.08.1920 - 23.03.1922
NICHOLSON, Sir Charles

OCONNELL, Sir Maurice Charles
BELL, Sir Joshua Peter, KCMG
PALMER, Sir Arthur Hunter, KCMG
NELSON, Right Hon Sir Hugh Muir,
PC, KCMG, DCL
MORGAN, Sir Arthur, Kt
HAMILTON, Hon William
LENNON, Hon William
CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL

30.05.1860 - 26.07.1889
31.07.1889 - 31.12.1892
26.05.1893 - 22.07.1902
23.07.1903 - 05.08.1907
06.08.1907 - 12.09.1913
30.09.1913 - 16.11.1920
17.11.1920 - 23.03.1922

ROBERTS, Hon Daniel Foley

MURRAY-PRIOR, Hon Thomas Lodge
BRENTNALL, Hon Frederick Thomas
NORTON, Hon Albert
MacPHERSON, Hon Peter
TAYLOR, Hon WF
NEVITT, Hon T
Note: The Legislative Council was abolished on 23 March 1922, the date on which the abolition bill
- The Constitution Act Amendment Act of 1922 - was proclaimed, thus giving Queensland the only
unicameral parliament in Australia, and one of the few in the Commonwealth. Abolition had been
a platform of successive Labor governments since 1915, but was achieved only by appointment of
sufficient additional MLCs to ensure passage of the bill. An attempt had been made in May 1917 to
force abolition by passage of a referendum, however the move was not successful, the votes being
116,196 for, and 179,105 against.
167
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RECORD TERMS OF SERVICE

Longest Serving Past Members of the Legislative Assembly

Term
Name
LARCOMBE, James*
BJELKE-PETERSEN, Sir Johannes
FOLEY, Thomas
WALKER, Harry F
GROOM, William H
NICKLIN, Sir Francis
PETRIE, Andrew L*
BARBER, George P
AIKENS, Thomas
MANN, John H
DUGGAN, John E*
KNOX, William E
DUNSTAN, Thomas*
WALSH, Edward Joseph*
COOPER, Frank A
BRAND, William A
BARNES, Walter H*
LESTER, VP
Years Months Days

40
11
22
40
6
28
40
5
8
39
11
15
38
9
24
35
5
27
34
0
6
33
11
21
33
10
4
33
7
0
33
1
13
32
7
7
32
3
30
31
9
16
31
0
11
30
9
21
29
6
20
29
2
9
29
02
00
* Not continuous
Shortest Length of Service

Days
BUCHANAN, AB
BROOKES, W
DONALDSON, G
08.02.1870 - 10.02.1870
05.09.1863 - 15.09.1863
11.07.1896 - 25.07.1896
(unseated)
(resigned)
(deceased)
3
11
15
Longest Serving Member in 52nd Parliament

In the 52 Queensland Parliament, the member with the longest continuous membership was Kevin
Rowson Lingard, the Member for Beaudesert.
nd
Name
Party Electorate
From
To

NPA, Beaudesert
22.10.1983 20.03.2009

LNP
Period
Y M D
25 04 26
In the 51st Queensland Parliament, the Member with the longest continuous membership was Terence
Michael Mackenroth, the Member for Chatsworth, who served continuously from 12 November 1977
until 25 July 2005.
168

MACKENROTH,
Terence Michael
ALP
Chatsworth
12.11.1977 25.07.2005
27 08 13
Also serving in the 51st Queensland Parliament was Demetrios (Jim) Fouras who commenced his
membership on 12 November 1977 but was defeated in 1986 and did not return until 1989 and so did
not have continuous membership.
FOURAS, Demetrios (Jim)
ALP
South Brisbane 12.11.1977 01.11.1986

Ashgrove
02.12.1989 09.09.2006
Total
08 11 20
16 09 07
25 08 27
In the 50th Queensland Parliament, the Member with the longest continuous membership was Vincent
Patrick Lester, the Member for Keppel, who served continuously from 7 December 1974 for three
different electorates.
NPA
Belyando
07.12.1974 12.11.1977

Peak Downs 12.11.1977 19.09.1992

Keppel
19.09.1992 07.02.2004
Total
02
14
11
29
Members of the 52nd Parliament by Date of Commencement of Service

Note: Service has been continuous unless otherwise indicated.
LINGARD, Kevin Rowson 22.10.1983

HAYWARD, Kenneth William 01.11.1986
HOBBS, Howard William Thomas 01.11.1986
WELLS, Dean MacMillan 01.11.1986
BEATTIE, Peter Douglas 02.12.1989 (Resigned 13.09.2007)
FENLON, Gary Bernard elected 02.12.1989, defeated 15.07.1995,
re-elected 13.06.1998
JOHNSON, Vaughan Gregory 02.12.1989
PEARCE, James 02.12.1989
PITT, Frederick Warren elected 02.12.1989, defeated 15.07.1995,
SCHWARTEN, Robert Evan elected 02.12.1989, defeated 09.09.1992,
SPENCE, Judith Caroline 02.12.1989
SPRINGBORG, Lawrence James 02.12.1989
WELFORD, Rodney Jon 02.12.1989
HORAN, Michael James 18.05.1991
PURCELL, Patrick Douglas 19.09.1992
ROBERTSON, Stephen 19.09.1992
SIMPSON, Fiona Stuart 19.09.1992
MALONE, George Edward 30.04.1994
BLIGH, Anna Maria 15.07.1995
CUNNINGHAM, Elizabeth Anne 15.07.1995
MULHERIN, Timothy Sean 15.07.1995
169
11 05
10 07
04 19
02 00
The 52nd Parliament

LUCAS, Paul Thomas
ATTWOOD, Julie Marie
PRATT, Dorothy Ruth
CROFT, Peta-Kaye

LEE, Ronan Oliver
REILLY, Dianne Ann
SHINE, Kerry Gerard
FOLEY, Christopher John
FINN, Simon David
FLEGG, Bruce Stephen
KNUTH, Shane Andrew
O'BRIEN, Jason Danial
STUCKEY, Janet Anne
15.07.1995
05.10.1996
24.05.1997
13.06.1998
13.06.1998
13.06.1998
13.06.1998
13.06.1998
13.06.1998
13.06.1998
13.06.1998
13.06.1998
13.06.1998
13.06.1998
05.02.2000
17.02.2001
17.02.2001
17.02.2001
17.02.2001
17.02.2001
17.02.2001
17.02.2001
17.02.2001
17.02.2001
17.02.2001
17.02.2001
17.02.2001
17.02.2001
17.02.2001
17.02.2001
17.02.2001
17.02.2001
17.02.2001
17.02.2001
17.02.2001
26.04.2003
07.02.2004
07.02.2004
07.02.2004
07.02.2004
07.02.2004
07.02.2004
07.02.2004
07.02.2004
07.02.2004
07.02.2004
07.02.2004
07.02.2004
170

BOMBOLAS, Chris
DEMPSEY, John Mark
ELMES, Glen Wayne
GRAY, Philip Roy
HINCLIFFE, Stirling James
VAN LITSENBURG, Elisabeth Cornelia Maria
WEIGHTMAN, Phillip John
WENDT, Wayne Earl
WETTENHALL, Stephen Peter Arthur
GRACE, Grace
07.02.2004
09.09.2006
09.09.2006
09.09.2006
09.09.2006
09.09.2006
09.09.2006
09.09.2006
09.09.2006
09.09.2006
09.09.2006
09.09.2006
09.09.2006
09.09.2006
09.09.2006
09.09.2006
09.09.2006
09.09.2006
09.09.2006
09.09.2006
13.10.2007
Members of the 52nd Parliament by Age Grouping

(as of 23 February 2009)
Age
Number1
Per cent
Unknown
1.1
Under 30
2.2
30-34
4.4
35-39
5.5
40-44
11
12.2
45-49
16
17.7
50-54
26
28.8
55-59
7.7
60-64
15
36.6
65-69
3.3
The total number of members for the 52nd Parliament was 90 as the Premier, Hon. Peter Beattie, was elected, but
retired 13.09.07, replaced by Grace Grace MP on 13.10.2007.
2
Refers to a member who has not supplied any birth date information.
171
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Youngest Members First Elected

Name
Born
Elected

Y
17.02.1968 02.12.1989 21
BYRNE, David Edward
20.01.1951 07.12.1974 23
THEODORE, Edward Granville
29.12.1884 02.10.1909 24
SIZER, Hubert Ebenezer
07.08.1893 16.03.1918 24
WATERS, Francis John
10.08.1907 11.06.1932
24
DUGGAN, John Edward
30.12.1910 14.12.1935 24
LEE, Ronan Oliver
04.01.1976 17.02.2001 25
POLLOCK, George
27.06.1890 04.09.1915 25
NELSON, Shaun Christopher
22.03.1973 13.06.1998 25
05.02.1981 09.09.2006 25
COPLEY, William John
23.09.1906 11.06.1932
25
Age
M
9
10
1
3
10
11
1
2
2
7
8
D
15
13
13
9
1
16
13
8
25
4
18
Age
M
0
6
D
2
16
Oldest Members First Elected

Name
Born
Elected

Y
DEMAINE, William Halliwell
25.02.1859 27.02.1937 78
SMALL, Sir Andrew Bruce
11.12.1895 27.05.1972 76
Shortest Term as Cabinet Minister

Name
Portfolio
Time in Office
Term

(Days)
DAWSON, Andrew
Premier and Chief Secretary 01.12.1899 - 07.12.1899
7
FISHER, Andrew
Railways and Public Works
01.12.1899 - 07.12.1899
7
FITZGERALD,
Attorney-General
01.12.1899 - 07.12.1899
7
Charles Borromeo
SIMPSON, Gordon
Mines and Energy, Arts
25.11.1987 - 01.12.1987
7
TURLEY, Joseph Henry
Home Secretary
01.12.1899 - 07.12.1899
7
MILLER, Colin John
Environment, Valuation and 05.08.1983 - 18.08.1983
14

Administrative Services
Longest Term as Cabinet Minister

Name
From
To

Y
26.09.1963 01.12.1987 24
LARCOMBE, James*
09.09.1919 21.05.1929 22

16.02.1939 10.03.1952
HANLON, Edward Michael
17.06.1932 15.01.1952 19
FOLEY, Thomas
17.12.1936 14.06.1956 19
12.08.1957 13.08.1976 19
SMITH, William Forgan*
16.12.1920 21.05.1929 18
172
Term
M
2
9
6
5
0
8
D
5
4
28
27
1
5

MULLAN, John*

JONES, Arthur
17.06.1932
23.12.1965
12.11.1920
07.06.1932
19.02.1942
16.09.1942
18.08.1983
21.05.1929
14.11.1940
12.08.1957
17
16
7
11
26
6
15
* Not continuous
Longest Term as Premier

Name
From
To

Y
BJELKE-PETERSEN, Sir Johannes
08.08.1968 01.12.1987 19
NICKLIN, Sir George Francis Reuben
12.08.1957 17.01.1968 10
SMITH, William Forgan
17.06.1932 16.09.1942 10
BEATTIE, Hon Peter Douglas**
26.06.1998 13.09.2007
9
GRIFFITH, Sir Samuel Walker*
13.11.1883 13.06.1888

12.08.1890 27.03.1893
7
GOSS, Wayne Keith
07.12.1989 19.02.1996
6

Term
M
D
3
23
5
5
3
0
-
29
2
2
25
12
Name
From
To Term

Y
M
DAWSON, Andrew
01.12.1899 07.12.1899
CHALK, Sir Gordon William Wesley
01.08.1968 08.08.1968
D
7
8
* Not continuous
** Up to the Dissolution of the 51st Parliament
Shortest Term as Premier
Longest Term in Same Portfolio

Name
From
To

Y
08.08.1968 01.12.1987 19
(Premier)
MULLAN, John*
12.11.1920 21.05.1929 16
(Attorney-General)
17.06.1932 14.11.1940
CAMM, Ronald Ernest
11.03.1965 17.07.1980 15
(Mines)
BRUCE, Henry Adam
17.06.1932 15.05.1947 14
(Public Works)
24.10.1974 01.12.1987 13
(Local Government)
23.12.1974 01.12.1987 12
(Main Roads)
JONES, Alfred James
15.02.1917 21.05.1929 12
(Mines)
COLLINS, Harold Henry
07.03.1946 12.08.1957
11
173
Year
M
3
D
23
11
10
28
11
The 52nd Parliament

(Agriculture)
TOOTH, Seymour Douglas
(Health)
(Public Works)
(Treasurer)
BULCOCK, Frank William
(Agriculture)
(Premier)
(Education)
DUGGAN, John Edmund
(Transport)
LARCOMBE, James
(Railways)
(Premier)
FOLEY, Thomas
(Lands)

14.04.1964
23.12.1974
10
29.06.1998
26.03.2009
10
24
23.12.1965
13.08.1976
10
20
17.06.1932
15.12.1942
10
28
12.08.1957
17.01.1968
10
12.08.1957
17.01.1968
10
15.05.1947
20.04.1957
11
07.04.1920
21.05.1929
14
26.06.1998
13.09.2007
29
15.05.1947
28.05.1956
13
* Not continuous
WOMEN MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

11.05.1929 - 11.06.1932
28.05.1966 - 07.12.1974
07.12.1974 - 29.11.1980
07.12.1974 - 22.10.1983
29.11.1980 - 22.10.1983
22.10.1983 - 02.12.1989
22.10.1983 - 02.12.1989
22.10.1983 - 15.07.1995
01.11.1986 - 13.06.1998
01.11.1986 - 02.12.1989
20.08.1988 - 02.12.1989
02.12.1989 - 13.06.1998
02.12.1989 - 15.07.1995
02.12.1989 - 07.02.2004
02.12.1989 - 15.07.1995
02.12.1989 - 15.07.1995
02.12.1989 -
02.12.1989 - 17.03.1997
28.07.1990 - 07.02.2004
19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001
19.09.1992 - 07.02.2004
19.09.1992 -
15.07.1995 -
LONGMAN, Irene Maud

JORDAN, Ellen Violet
KIPPIN, Victoria Ann
KYBURZ, Rosemary Annette
NELSON, Beryce Ann*
CHAPMAN, Yvonne Ann
WARNER, Anne Marie
NELSON, Beryce Ann*
GAMIN, Judith Margaret*
BIRD, Lorraine Rita
CLARK, Lesley Ann*
POWER, Laurel Jean
ROBSON, Molly Jess
SHELDON, Joan Mary
GAMIN, Judith Margaret*
ROSE, Merri
BLIGH, Anna Maria
174
Country-National
ALP
National
Liberal
Liberal
National
National
ALP
National
National
National
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
Liberal
National
ALP
National
ALP

15.07.1995 -
CUNNINGHAM, Elizabeth Anne
15.07.1995 - 13.06.1998
WARWICK, Lynette Robyn
15.07.1995 - 13.06.1998
WILSON, Naomi Kate Wynn
24.05.1997 - 20.03.2009
13.06.1998 -
13.06.1998 -
13.06.1998 - 09.09.2006
CLARK, Lesley Ann*
13.06.1998 - 14.08.2006
CUNNINGHAM, Junita Irene
13.06.1998 -
13.06.1998 -
PRATT, Dorothy Ruth

13.06.1998 -
05.02.2000 -
17.02.2001 - 20.03.2009
17.02.2001 - 09.09.2006
17.02.2001 -
CROFT, Peta-Kaye
17.02.2001 -
17.02.2001 -
KEECH, Margaret Magella
17.02.2001 - 20.03.2009
17.02.2001 -
17.02.2001 - 09.09.2006
MOLLOY, Cathryn
17.02.2001 -
17.02.2001 - 07.02.2004
PHILLIPS, Anita Frances
17.02.2001 - 20.03.2009
REILLY, Dianne Anne
17.02.2001 - 09.09.2006
ROBERTS, Elisa Mary

17.02.2001 - 07.02.2004
SCOTT, Christine Margaret
17.02.2001 -
17.02.2001 -
17.02.2001 -
17.02.2001 -
07.02.2004 -
07.02.2004 -
STUCKEY, Janet Anne
09.09.2006 -
09.09.2006 -
09.09.2006 -
09.09.2006 -
09.09.2006 -
VAN LITSENBURG, Elisabeth

Cornelia Maria
13.10.2007 -
GRACE, Ignazia (Grace)
IND
Liberal
National
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
PHON to 06.02.1999
IND from 06.02.1999
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
One Nation
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
PHON to 18.04.2002
IND from 18.04.2002
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
LNP^
LNP^
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
ALP
* These members have been elected on two separate occasions.

^ The National and Liberal parties united on the 9 September 2008 to form the LNP (Liberal National Party).
175
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DURATION AND LENGTH OF PARLIAMENTARY SESSIONS

1998-2009
49th Parliament
Session 1
28.07.1998 - 19.11.1998
22 days
02.03.1999 - 10.12.1999
56 days
29.02.2000 - 23.01.2001
41 days
50th Parliament
Session 1
20.03.2001 - 13.12.2001
46 days
19.02.2002 - 05.12.2002
53 days
25.02.2003 - 13.01.2004
46 days
51st Parliament
Session 1
16.03.2004 - 25.11.2004 40 days
22.02.2005 - 02.12.2005
48 days
14.02.2006 - 15.08.2006
29 days
52nd Parliament
Session 1
10.10.2006 - 30.11.2006 09 days
06.02.2007 - 15.11.2007 43 days
12.02.2008 - 04.12.2008 43 days
10.02.2009 - 12.02.2009 03 days
PRINCIPAL PERMANENT OFFICERS OF THE PARLIAMENT

From 1860
Clerks of the Legislative Assembly*
01.04.1860 - 22.08.1908
05.11.1908 - 31.12.1919
01.01.1920 - 31.12.1932
01.01.1934 - 30.06.1954
01.07.1954 - 31.12.1968
01.01.1969 - 19.08.1970
16.09.1970 - 05.01.1978
09.01.1978 - 06.07.1979
09.07.1979 - 20.10.1991
03.12.1991 - 21.02.2003
22.02.2003 -
BERNAYS, LA, CMG, FLS, FRGS a

HOLMES A COURT, Hon CG
BERNAYS, CA, ISO
DICKSON, T b
DUNLOP, RL, CMG
JOHNSON, WT a
GEORGE, C, ISO
WYBORN, G
WOODWARD, AR
DOYLE, RD
LAURIE, NJ
* Clerks of the Parliament from 1922

a
Died in Office
b
Acting Clerk of the Parliament 1 January 1933 - 31 December 1933.
176
Clerks of the Legislative Council*

From 22 May 1860 to 23 March 1922 (when the Legislative Council was abolished)
01.05.1860 - 13.07.1876
14.07.1876 - 15.06.1881
16.06.1881 - 30.06.1902
01.07.1902 - 13.09.1915
01.10.1915 - 23.03.1922
JOHNSON, Henry
FITZ, Henry Bates
RADFORD, Henry Wyat
COSTIN, Charles W
GREGORY, Carlton, R
* Also titled Clerks of the Parliament 1860-1922.
Sergeants-at-Arms of the Legislative Assembly*

22.05.1860 - 12.09.1864
01.10.1864 - 13.07.1874
01.08.1874 - 11.09.1884
16.09.1884 - 06.05.1891
11.06.1891 - 31.08.1893
01.09.1893 - died 1896
11.03.1896 - 01.11.1908
01.11.1908 - 31.12.1919
01.01.1920 - 31.12.1932
01.01.1933 - 30.06.1954
08.08.1954 - 31.12.1968
01.01.1969 - 09.09.1970
10.09.1970 - 06.01.1978
26.01.1978 - 14.06.1981
23.07.1981 - 14.06.1993
24.08.1993 - 17.08.2007
01.12.2007 -
COLEY, Captain RJ
UHR, EB
DOUGLAS, R
WARNER, J
AUSTIN, R
IVORY, FJ
HOMES A COURT, Hon CG
BERNAYS, CA
DICKSON, T
DUNLOP, RL
JOHNSON, WT
GEORGE, C
WYBORN, G
DODDRELL, ASR **
RANDLE, DG **
THOMPSON, I ***
JONES, K
* Also Clerk Assistant to the Parliament from 1 September 1893 - 6 January 1978.
** Recreated as separate position from 26 January 1978 - 14 June 1993.
*** Also Clerk Assistant (Table) from 24 August 1993.
Parliamentary Librarians
18.05.1860 - 27.01.1861
28.01.1861 - 31.07.1861
01.08.1861 - 21.05.1874
27.07.1874 - 30.06.1902
01.07.1907 - 23.11.1929
12.12.1929 - 19.08.1946
05.03.1947 - 04.01.1952
16.10.1952 - 31.08.1972
11.01.1973 - 14.11.2001
15.07.2002 -
* Also Ushers of the Black Rod.
# Acting from 01.07.1902.
177
GRAY, Colonel CG*

MASTER, FRC*
MOFFATT, Rev JR, MA
ODONOVAN, D, CMG
MURRAY, JJ#
WORTHINGTON, H
RYAN, DV
GUNTHORPE, SG
BANNENBERG, RJN
SEEFRIED, ME
The 52nd Parliament
Chief Reporters, Hansard
13.01.1876 - 01.04.1881
01.04.1881 - 05.11.1892
05.11.1892 - 20.05.1921
20.05.1921 - 01.04.1933
01.04.1933 - 01.11.1933
01.11.1933 - 01.07.1954
01.07.1954 - 01.07.1962
01.07.1962 - 16.08.1974
29.08.1974 - 08.10.1979
09.10.1979 - 24.07.1981
27.07.1981 - 08.07.1983
28.07.1983 - 11.06.1986
04.09.1986 - 01.09.1989
25.09.1989 - 22.04.1990
14.06.1990 - 06.10.2000
19.02.2001 - 30.04.2004
04.10.2004 -
SENIOR, W
JONES, DFT
GILLIGAN, J
BRENNAN, J
SMITH, WH
WOOD, CT
WALLER, LP
ROHL, SB
McCARTHY, CB
BURNS, CR
SMITH, C
BATTERSBY, JB
FOOTE, WT
ROHL, PB
WATSON, AJ
ROHL, DJ
OSMOND, L
Parliamentary Commissioners (Ombudsmen)

01.10.1974 - 31.05.1979
01.06.1979 - 30.07.1981
30.07.1981 - 31.07.1990
16.05.1991 - 13.08.2001
17.09.2001 -
*
LONGLAND, Sir David, CMG

MUIR, Sir David, CMG
JOHNSON, CL
ALBIETZ, FN
BEVAN, DJ*
Until 24 February 2005, the Queensland Ombudsman had a dual role, also performing the
role of Information Commissioner. On 24 February 2005, the roles were separated with an
independent Office of the Information Commissioner being established with a stand-alone
Information Commissioner. Like the Ombudsman, the Information Commissioner is an officer
reporting directly to the Parliament.
Parliamentary Commissioners (Information Commissioners)

24.02.2005 - 01.11.2007
02.11.2007 - 01.11.2008
14.04.2008 - 09.08.2009
10.08.2009 -
*
TAYLOR, C
RANGIHAEATA, R (Acting)
KINROSS, J (Acting)
KINROSS, J
Until 24 February 2005, the Queensland Ombudsman had a dual role, also performing the
role of Information Commissioner. On 24 February 2005, the roles were separated with an
independent Office of the Information Commissioner being established with a stand-alone
Information Commissioner. Like the Ombudsman, the Information Commissioner is an officer
reporting directly to the Parliament.
178
Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Commissioners*

09.05.1998 - 14.12.2000
01.02.2001 - 31.12.2001
01.01.2002 - 03.11.2004
13.12.2004 -
DICK, JM
PERRY, R (Acting)
NEEDHAM, RM
MacSPORRAN, AJ
* The position of Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Commissioner was originally established
in 1988 as the Parliamentary Criminal Justice Commissioner. With the commencement of the
Crime and Misconduct Act 2001(Qld), the title of the position was changed and the legislation
made clear that the Parliamentary Commissioner is an agent of the Parliamentary Crime and
Misconduct Committee.
179
ALPHABETICAL REGISTER OF MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY 1860-2009

AND OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL 1860-1922
(Key at page 313)
Note: With regard to Chairs of Parliamentary Committees, Estimates Committee Chairs have not been indicated.
Period of Representation
07.03.1953-26.04.1957
26.04.1957-01.06.1963
01.06.1963-17.05.1969
10.07.1886-05.05.1888
05.05.1888-15.05.1892
Offices Attained and Notes
ADAMSON, John
ALP
Maryborough
18.05.1907-02.10.1909
Secretary for Railways

Rockhampton
25.02.1911-21.03.1917 01.06.1915-02.10.1916

(By-election)
Also Senator (Federal)
01.07.1920-02.05.1922
180
AGNEW, George
Nundah
10.05.1888-21.03.1896
AHEARN, Thomas Gipps
Sandgate
03.08.1957-28.05.1960
Liberal
AHERN, Michael John (Mike)

Country/National*
Landsborough

16.03.1968-16.05.1990
Chairman, Select Committee
(By-election)(Resigned) on Punishment of Crimes of Violence
1974

Chairman, Privileges Committee
07.04.1976-07.06.1979

Chairman, Select Committee on
Education 04.04.1978-31.01.1980

29.07.1980-07.11.1983

Minister for Industry, Small Business
and Technology 07.11.1983-01.12.1986

Minister for Health and Environment
01.12.1986-25.11.1987

Premier and 8 other portfolios (see Interim
Ahern Ministry) 01.12.1987-09.12.1987

Premier, Treasurer and Minister for the
Queensland Parliamentary Library
Name
Party
Electorate
ADAIR, Herbert Arthur (Bunny)
ALP
Cook

QLP

Independent
ADAMS, Walter
Mulgrave

Bundaberg
Arts 09.12.1987-25.9.1989
(and for State Development 19.01.1989-

25.09.1989)
AIKEN, John Albert

ALP
Warrego

AIKENS, Thomas (Tom)
NQLP
Mundingburra

NQP
Townsville South
17.05.1969-07.12.1974
AIREY, Peter
ALP
Flinders

Ministerialist
Brisbane South

Independent Opposition

Legislative Council (Life)

13.07.1901-18.05.1907
Secretary for Mines & Public Works
(By-election) 19.04.1904-27.04.1904
05.02.1908-29.10.1908
Home Secretary
29.10.1908-02.10.1909 27.04.1904-31.07.1907
03.07.1907-13.01.1908
Treasurer
(Resigned) 18.02.1908-29.10.1908
AKERS, Robert George (Rob)
Pine Rivers
07.12.1974-22.10.1983
Drayton and Toowoomba
14.01.1881-06.05.1893
ALAND, Robert
181
ALISON, Gilbert (Gil)

Liberal
Maryborough

National

24.07.1971-12.11.1977
Chairman, Public Accounts Committee
(By-election) 23.11.1988-26.09.1989
22.10.1983-02.12.1989
Minister for Main Roads and Racing
25.09.1989-07.12.1989
ALLAN, James

02.10.1909-27.04.1912
27.04.1912-22.05.1915
Brisbane South
Kurilpa
ALLAN, William
Darling Downs

Cunningham

29.11.1881-01.10.1883
06.09.1887-04.05.1888
(By-election)
10.05.1888-21.03.1896
11.03.1897-19.10.1901
ALLEN, Barnett Francis Samuel

ALP
Bulloo

27.03.1909-27.04.1912
(By-election)
ALLPASS, Frederic James
29.04.1950-07.03.1953
Country
Condamine
AMHURST, Francis Tyssen

Bowen

14.05.1875-24.03.1877
(By-election)
The 52nd Parliament
Liberal
15.04.1944-28.05.1960
28.05.1960-12.11.1977
Mackay
21.11.1878-03.01.1881
ANDERSON, Mervyn John Reginald

Liberal

Toowoomba
Toowoomba East
03.08.1957-28.05.1960
28.05.1960-28.05.1966
ANNAND, James Douglas

Country
Toowoomba

East Toowoomba

11.05.1929-11.06.1932
18.08.1934-11.05.1935
(By-election)
ANNEAR, John Thomas

Ministerialist

Maryborough
25.07.1884-11.03.1902
Chairman of Committees
05.07.1902-28.05.1910 30.05.1893-15.02.1899
APLIN, William
19.10.1880-19.02.1901
ARCHER, Edward Walker

#Liberal
Normanby

ARCHIBALD, John
05.03.1914-22.05.1915
(By-election)
11.03.1897-20.05.1907
ARDILL, Leonard Arthur (Len)

ALP
Salisbury

Archerfield

01.11.1986-19.09.1992
19.09.1992-13.06.1998
(Retired)
ARMFIELD, Thomas Gummersal
22.05.1915-09.10.1920
ALP
Musgrave
ARMSTRONG, Roy Alexander

Country/National*
Mulgrave

MHR (Federal) 12.12.1906-13.04.1910

Travelsafe 10.05.1990-02.04.1996
23.07.1960-29.11.1980
Chairman, Subordinate Legislation
(By-election) Committee 08.09.1976-24.07.1979
182
APPEL, John George

Ministerialist
Albert
05.02.1908-19.03.1929
Secretary for Mines and Public Works

Farmers Union 29.10.1908- 29.06.1909

Nationalist
Home Secretary

Country 29.06.1909-22.10.1909

United
Home Secretary and Secretary for Mines

CPNP 22.10.1909-26.02.1915

ARCHER, Archibald
Independent
Rockhampton
27.07.1867-19.11.1869
Colonial Treasurer and Secretary for

(By-election) Public Instruction 05.01.1882
Blackall
28.11.1878-23.01.1886 13.11.1883

Rockhampton
05.05.1888-04.04.1896
ARMSTRONG, William Drayton

Ministerialist
Lockyer
13.05.1893-27.08.1904
Opposition
18.05.1907-16.03.1918 04.11.1909-11.07.1911
Ministerialist
Speaker of Legislative Assembly
#Liberal 11.07.1911-15.04.1915
ATHERTON, Ernest Albert

CPNP
Chillagoe
11.05.1929-10.06.1932
Secretary for Mines
21.05.1929-17.06.1932
ATKIN, Robert Travers
Clermont

East Moreton

01.10.1868-29.01.1869
17.02.1870-07.03.1872
(By-election)
13.06.1998-
ALP
Mount Ommaney
183
Liberal
Wavell

National
Wavell

National
Nicklin

12.11.1977-22.10.1983
Minister for Health
22.10.1983-01.11.1986 23.12.1980-18.08.1983
01.11.1986-26.10.1989 and 07.11.1983-06.02.1986
(Resigned)
06.02.1986-01.12.1986

Minister for Mines, Energy and The Arts
01.12.1986-25.11.1987

Minister for Finance and Minister
Assisting the Premier and Treasurer
09.12.1987-25.09.1989
BAILEY, Earle Wilfred
National
Toowong
22.10.1983-01.11.1986
BAILEY, William Gill

Wide Bay

12.11.1873-17.05.1888
(By-election)
BALDWIN, Edgar Allan

ALP

17.05.1969-27.05.1972
27.05.1972-07.12.1974
Logan
Redlands
The 52nd Parliament
Chair, Members Ethics and Parliamentary

Privileges Committee
03.05.2001-15.08.2006

Child Safety 21.09.2006-13.09.2007

Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer
13.09.2007-20.03.2009
BALE, John Lloyd
Enoggera
21.08.1883-13.10.1885
BALFOUR, John

Legislative Council
(5 years)
01.05.1860-23.04.1864
(Resigned)
BARBER, George
ALP
Warrego

18.05.1907-24.09.1907
(Unseated by petition)
BARBER, George Phillip

ALP
Bundaberg

06.07.1901-11.05.1935
(By-election)
BARBER, Raymond Douglas (Ray)
02.12.1989-19.09.1992
ALP
Cooroora
26.04.1861-22.07.1863
(Resigned)
184
BARLOW, Andrew Henry

Ministerialist
Ipswich
05.05.1888-21.03.1896
Secretary for Public Lands and

10.06.1896-29.03.1915 Agriculture 27.03.1893-06.05.1896

Government Representative in Legislative
Council
06.05.1896-01.12.1899
17.09.1903-19.11.1907
18.02.1908-29.06.1909

Secretary for Public Instruction
17.09.1903-19.11.1907
18.02.1908-29.06.1909

Minister without Portfolio
29.06.1909-29.03.1915
BARNES, George Powell

Farmers Representative
Ministerialist
#Liberal
Nationalist
United
CPNP
Warwick
05.02.1908-11.05.1935
BARNES, John Francis (Frank)

Independent Labor
Frank Barnes Labor
Bundaberg
29.03.1941-29.04.1950
BARKER, William


Committee 06.03.1990-25.08.1992
BARNES, Louis Joseph

Independent Labor
Cairns

31.10.1942-03.05.1947
(By-election)
BARNES, Walter Henry

Ministerialist
Bulimba
23.02.1901-22.05.1915
Secretary for Public Lands

Opposition
(By-election) 19.11.1907-18.02.1908

Ministerialist
16.03.1918-12.05.1923

Nationalist
Wynnum
12.05.1923-19.02.1933 29.06.1909-22.10.1909

United
Secretary for Public Instruction and for

CPNP Public Works 22.10.1909-07.02.1911

Treasurer & Secretary for Public Works
07.02.1911-01.06.1915

Treasurer 21.05.1929-17.06.1932
ALP
Aspley
17.02.2001-20.03.2009
BARTHOLOMEW, John
Ministerialist
Maryborough
21.03.1896-11.03.1902
BARTON, Adolphus Henry Everard
Ministerialist
Carnarvon
27.08.1904-18.05.1907
BARTON, Charles Hastings

ALP
Maryborough

Date of Election 11.03.1902

Died before taking his seat on
16.06.1902
BARTON, Edward Gustavus

Campbell
Ministerialist
Brisbane North
05.02.1908-02.10.1909
ALP
Waterford
19.09.1992-09.09.2006

Education and Training and Minister for
the Arts 21.09.2006-20.03.2009
Minister for Environment and Heritage

31.07.1995-19.02.1996

Minister for Police and Corrective
Services 29.06.1998-22.02.2001

22.02.2001-12.02.2004

Minister for Employment, Training and
12.02.2004-13.09.2006

Minister for Sport 02.02.2006-13.09.2006

BATTERSBY, Matthew Robertson
Ministerialist
Moreton
17.05.1888-18.03.1899
The 52nd Parliament
185
BARRY, Veronica Lesley (Bonny)
BAUMANN, William Francis
National
BAXTER, William Edward

ALP

Albert
15.07.1995-17.02.2001
Norman
Hawthorne
07.03.1953-28.05.1960
28.05.1960-28.05.1966
Opposition Whip 30.07.1998-23.01.2001
BAYLEY, James Garfield

CPNP
Wynnum

BAYLEY, Percy Molineux
Farmers Union
Pittsworth

Independent

Nationalist
29.04.1933-11.05.1935
MHR (Federal) Oxley
(By-election) 05.05.1917-19.12.1931
22.05.1915-09.10.1920
BAYNES, William Henry
28.11.1878-01.10.1883
Burnett
BEARD, Peter Francis
Liberal
Mount Isa
01.11.1986-02.12.1989
BEARDMORE, Edwin James
Country
Balonne
03.08.1957-17.05.1969
BEATTIE, Francis
Fortitude Valley

Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party

31.01.1988-02.12.1989
25.02.1874-26.11.1878
(By-election)
28.05.1879-16.04.1886
(Ministerial By-election)

ALP
Brisbane Central
02.12.1989-13.09.2007
Chairman, Parliamentary Criminal Justice

(Resigned) Committee 21.03.1990-25.08.1992

Minister for Health
31.07.1995-19.02.1996

Leader of the Opposition
19.02.1996-26.06.1998
186

Liberal
Toowong
01.11.1986-19.09.1992

Indooroopilly
19.09.1992-17.02.2001 19.12.1989-13.05.1990

Leader of the Liberal Party
13.05.1990-11.11.1991

31.07.1995-23.06.1998

Attorney-General and Minister for
Justice 26.02.1996-26.06.1998

Premier 26.06.1998-13.09.2007
(and eight other Ministries during the
transition period 26.06.1998-
29.06.1998)

Minister for Trade 22.02.2001-28.07.2005

Treasurer 28.07.2005-02.02.2006

Minister for Trade 13.09.2006-13.09.2007

BEBBINGTON, William
Ministerialist
Drayton
27.04.1912-12.05.1923

Farmers Union

Country
13.10.1923-08.09.1937
(By-election)
04.12.1937-07.07.1941
(By-election)
12.10.1917-21.02.1918
(Resigned)
27.05.1918-23.03.1922
(Reappointed - Council Abolished)
BEIRNE, Thomas Charles


27.07.1905-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
BELL, Alexander James

Independent
Surfers Paradise
Douglas (Lex)
05.05.2001-07.02.2004
Medal of the Order of Australia
(By-election) 26.01.1993
BELL, Ernest Thomas

Ministerialist
Fassifern

Nationalist

Country

United

CPNP
BELL, John Alexander

24.04.1913-02.05.1930
(By-election)
BELL, Sir Joshua Peter

West Moreton

Northern Downs

Dalby

Northern Downs
15.12.1862-28.09.1868
Colonial Treasurer
(By-election) 22.12.1864-20.07.1866
28.09.1868-11.11.1873 28.03.1871-08.01.1874
10.11.1873-15.11.1878
21.11.1878-02.04.1879 07.08.1866-15.08.1867
26.09.1866-21.11.1872
(Resigned)
The 52nd Parliament
187
BEDFORD, Randolph George

ALP
Warrego


03.04.1879-20.12.1881
BELL, Joshua Thomas
Ministerialist
Dalby
29.04.1893-10.03.1911
10.07.1902-24.09.1903
17.09.1903-19.11.1907
18.02.1908-29.10.1908
06.02.1907-03.07.1907
Home Secretary 29.10.1908-29.06.1909
29.06.1909-10.03.1911
188
BELL, Roy Mackenzie

CPNP
Stanley

09.12.1933-02.04.1938
(By-election)
BENNETT, Colin James (Col)
ALP
South Brisbane
28.05.1960-27.05.1972
BENNETT, Neil Patrick
ALP
Gladstone
19.09.1992-15.07.1995
BENSON, John Robinson

Clermont

04.05.1870-06.09.1870
(By-election)
BEOR, Henry Rogers

Bowen

23.04.1877-25.12.1880
Attorney-General
(By-election) 04.06.1880-25.12.1880
BERGHOFER, Clive John
National
Toowoomba South
01.11.1986-23.03.1991
Seat declared vacant on re-election as

Mayor of Toowoomba
BERTONI, Angelo Pietro Dante
National
Mount Isa
07.12.1974-07.11.1983
Minister for Health

19.08.1983-07.11.1983
BERTRAM, William
ALP
Maree
27.04.1912-11.05.1929
12.10.1916-09.01.1920
09.01.1920-11.05.1929
President of Legislative Council

03.04.1879-20.12.1881
Administrator and Lieutenant-
Governor of Queensland
19.03.1880-22.11.1880
01.05.1860-16.05.1873
MLC (NSW)
(Resigned)
Districts of Moreton, Wide Bay,
(Reappointed for Life) Burnett and Maranoa
Sept 1851-Mar 1853
BIRD, Lorraine Rita
ALP
Whitsunday
02.12.1989-13.06.1998
BIRD, Valmond James (Val)
Country/National*
Burdekin
17.05.1969-22.10.1983
BISHOP, Bruce Edward
Liberal
Surfers Paradise
12.11.1977-29.11.1980
Minister for Education and Cultural

Activities 10.03.1975-16.12.1977

16.12.1977-23.12.1980

Minister for Northern Development and
Maritime Services
23.12.1980-06.12.1982

Minister for Northern Development and
06.12.1982-07.11.1983
189
BJELKE-PETERSEN, Sir
Country/National*
Nanango
Johannes (Joh)
Barambah

03.05.1947-29.04.1950
Minister for Works and Housing
29.04.1950-01.12.1987 26.09.1963-08.08.1968
(Resigned)
Premier 08.08.1968-01.12.1987
also

Treasurer 19.08.1983-01.12.1987
BLACK, Adam
Logan

16.04.1875-03.10.1875
(By-election)
BLACK, Alfred Harold (Harry)

13.06.1998-14.12.1999
22.12.1999-17.02.2001
PHON+
Whitsunday
CCAQ
BLACK, Maurice Hume

Mackay
24.03.1881-29.04.1893

BLACKLEY, John
CPNP
Maryborough

26.10.1929-11.06.1932
(By-election)
BLAIR, Sir James William
11.03.1902-17.09.1903
Independent
Ipswich

13.06.1888-12.08.1890
Attorney-General
The 52nd Parliament
BIGGE, Francis Edward

Legislative Council

(5 years)

Ministerialist
17.09.1903-19.11.1907 17.09.1903-27.04.1904
Opposition
19.11.1907-18.02.1908
Attorney-General and Secretary
Ministerialist
18.02.1908-29.10.1908 for Mines
29.10.1908-27.04.1912 27.04.1904-19.11.1907
Ministerialist
27.04.1912-22.05.1915 18.02.1908-29.10.1908
Independent
03.09.1912-01.06.1915
16.11.1968-07.12.1974
(By-election)
12.11.1977-22.10.1983
BLAKENEY, Charles William
Town of Brisbane
11.05.1860-25.11.1865
BLIGH, Anna Maria
ALP
South Brisbane
15.07.1995-
Opposition
Port Curtis
06.05.1893-27.08.1904
12.06.1861-22.05.1863
Minister for Families, Youth and

Community Care and Minister for
Disability Services
29.06.1998-22.02.2001

22.02.2001-12.02.2004

Minister for Education and The Arts
12.02.2004-28.07.2005

Deputy Premier
28.07.2005-13.09.2007

Minister for Finance
28.07.2005-02.02.2006

Minister for State Development, Trade and
Innovation 28.07.2005-13.09.2006

Treasurer 02.02.2006-13.09.2007

Minister for Infrastructure 13.09.200613.09.2007

Premier 13.09.2007-

BLOCKSIDGE, George Henry
Opposition
Woolloongabba
18.05.1907-05.02.1908
BLUNDELL, Henry Joseph Weld
see WELD-BLUNDELL
BOLES, Jason
190
BLAKE, James Robert Henry (Jim)

ALP
Isis

Bundaberg
BOMBOLAS, Chris
ALP
Chatsworth

09.09.2006-20.03.2009
(Retired) Local Government, Planning and Sport
10.07.2007-13.09.2007

Police, Corrective Services and Sport
13.09.2007-20.03.2009
BOOKER, Charles Joseph

Ministerialist
#Liberal
Maryborough
Wide Bay
BOOTH, Desmond James (Des)

National
Warwick

02.10.1909-27.04.1912
27.04.1912-16.03.1918
12.11.1977-19.09.1992
(Retired)
191
29.11.1980-20.03.2001
(Resigned) Communications and Technology
09.12.1987-19.01.1989

Minister for Industry, Small Business,
Technology and Tourism
19.01.1989-31.08.1989

Minister for Police, Emergency Services
and Tourism 31.08.1989-25.09.1989

Minister for Tourism, Environment,
Conservation and Forestry
25.09.1989-07.12.1989

Deputy Leader of the Opposition
13.12.1989-11.12.1991

11.12.1991-19.02.1996

Leader of the National Party
11.12.1991-02.03.2001

Leader of the Coalition
02.11.1992-02.03.2001

Premier 19.02.1996-26.06.1998
(held eight other ministries during
transition 19.02.1996-26.02.1996)

29.06.1998-02.03.2001
BOUCHARD, Thomas William
Ministerialist
Brisbane South
27.08.1904-05.02.1908
The 52nd Parliament
BORBIDGE, Robert Edward (Rob)

National
Surfers Paradise

Opposition

South Brisbane
02.10.1909-27.04.1912
27.04.1912-22.05.1915
BOURKE, Anthony James

Liberal
Lockyer

16.10.1976-29.11.1980
(By-election)
BOUSEN, William Raymond James

ALP
(Ray)
17.05.1969-27.05.1972
27.05.1972-07.12.1974
Toowoomba West
Toowoomba North
26.05.1928-11.06.1932
(By-election)
BOWMAN, David
ALP
Warrego

Fortitude Valley
16.12.1899-11.03.1902
(By-election)
27.08.1904-25.02.1916
BOX, William Draper
02.01.1874-26.01.1904
192
BOYD, Robert Livingston

CPNP
Burnett

13.10.1928-11.06.1932
(By-election)
13.06.1998-
ALP
Cairns
Home Secretary 01.06.1915-25.02.1916
Minister for Local Government and

Planning 12.02.2004-11.03.2004
Planning and Women
11.03.2004-25.08.2004
Minister for Environment, Local
Government, Planning and Women
25.08.2004-13.09.2006
Minister for Child Safety 13.09.200613.09.2007
Minister for Tourism, Regional
Development and Industry 13.09.200726.03.2009
BRADDY, Paul Joseph

ALP
Rockhampton
16.02.1985-15.07.1995

(By-election) 07.12.1989-24.09.1992

Kedron
15.07.1995-17.02.2001
Minister for Police and

(Retired) Emergency Services
24.09.1992-18.10.1993
BOW, Richard Rowland

ALP
Mitchell


Services 18.10.1993-19.02.1996
29.06.1998-22.02.2001
BRAMSTON, John
Burnett


03.04.1871-08.12.1873
Attorney-General
(By-election) 31.08.1865-11.09.1865
03.07.1863-17.11.1869 03.05.1870-02.01.1874
(Resigned)
BRAND, Sir William Alfred

Country

09.10.1920-11.06.1932
MHR (Federal) Wide Bay
11.06.1932-29.04.1950 29.05.1954-14.10.1958
Burrum
Isis
06.08.1927-11.06.1932
(By-election) 16.09.1942-31.07.1944
15.07.1933-04.10.1950
Speaker of LegislativeAssembly
(By-election) 01.08.1944-04.10.1950
BREDHAUER, Stephen Dominic (Steve) ALP
02.12.1989-07.02.2004
Cook
Minister for Transport and Minister for

Main Roads 29.06.1998-12.02.2004
BRENNAN, Frank Tennison

ALP
Toowoomba
16.03.1918-26.02.1925
Minister without office
02.07.1923-13.07.1924

14.07.1924-26.02.1925
BRENNAN, James

Ministerialist
Opposition
Rockhampton North
18.05.1907-27.04.1912
BRENTNALL, Frederic Thomas

17.04.1886-23.03.1922
Chairman of Committees of

(Council Abolished) Legislative Council
26.05.1893-22.07.1902
BRESLIN, Edward Denis Joseph
ALP
BRIDGES, Thomas

Ministerialist
Nundah
#Liberal
BRIGHT, Right Hon. John PC
Port Curtis
Kennedy
02.10.1909-09.10.1912
21.03.1896-18.05.1907
02.10.1909-16.03.1918
10.07.1869-08.07.1870
(English Radical Politician
The 52nd Parliament
193
BRASSINGTON, Samuel John

ALP
Balonne

Fortitude Valley

194
BROOKES, William
East Moreton

Brisbane


06.09.1863-15.09.1863
(By-election)
22.04.1864-03.08.1864
(By-election)
13.08.1864-22.06.1867
(By-election)
13.01.1882-05.05.1888
27.06.1891-11.06.1897
(Resigned)
BROOKS, Samuel Wood
Fortitude Valley
01.05.1886-12.05.1888
BROSNAN, Michael Timothy

ALP
Fortitude Valley

QLP
18.11.1950-26.04.1957
(By-election)
26.04.1957-03.08.1957
BROUGHTON, Alfred Delves
03.05.1860-21.12.1860
West Moreton
BROWN, Alfred Henry


26.04.1861-13.05.1863
(Resigned)
12.01.1874-26.01.1882
(Reappointed & Resigned)
BROWN, Charles Victor Watson

Independent
Gregory

27.05.1939-29.03.1941
(By-election)
Election declared null & void.

Election declared null & void.

(By-election) endorsed as a form of protest)

(Did not take his seat)

ALP
Redlands
02.12.1989-19.09.1992
Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer

Cleveland
19.09.1992-09.09.2006 29.06.1998-02.02.2000

Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister
for Education
03.02.2000-17.02.2001

Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier
(Multicultural Affairs) and Minister for
Trade 22.02.2001-07.02.2004

BROMLEY, Fred Phillip
ALP
Norman
28.05.1960-27.05.1972

South Brisbane
27.05.1972-07.12.1974
BROWN, Ivan
Liberal
Clayfield

29.05.1976-12.05.1977
(By-election)
(Died in Office)
BROWN, John Innes
ALP
Logan
11.05.1935-15.04.1944
BROWN, Richard Kidston
ALP
Buranda
03.05.1947-03.08.1957
BROWN, William Villiers

Townsville

11.11.1885-12.05.1888
Minister without Portfolio and
(By-election) Representative of Government
02.05.1891-06.05.1893 in Legislative Council
(By-election) 19.11.1907-18.02.1908
15.07.1901-29.04.1915
03.07.1863-14.08.1882
BROWNE, William Henry
ALP
Croydon
13.05.1893-12.04.1904
195
Secretary for Mines and Public Instruction

01.12.1899-07.12.1899
Leader of Opposition 1900-1903
17.09.1903-12.04.1904
BRUCE, Henry Adam

ALP
Kennedy
12.05.1923-11.06.1932
Secretary for Public Works

The Tableland
11.06.1932-29.04.1950 17.06.1932-15.05.1947

12.04.1938-08.12.1941
15.05.1947-10.05.1950

Also MHR (Federal) Leichhardt
28.04.1951-11.10.1958
BUCHANAN, Archibald Berdmore
Mitchell

Warrego


08.02.1870-10.02.1870
(By-election)
08.08.1871-04.11.1873
02.01.1874-06.06.1878
(Seat Declared Vacant)
BUCKLAND, John Francis

Bulimba

13.07.1882-29.03.1892
(By-election)
The 52nd Parliament
BROWNE, Eyles Irwin Caulfield
BUCKLEY, Henry
East Moreton
07.05.1860-29.09.1860
BUDD, John Andrew
Redlands
19.09.1992-15.07.1995
ALP
MLA County of Stanley (NSW)

09.04.1856-11.04.1858
BULCOCK, Frank William

ALP
Barcoo

20.12.1919-15.12.1942
Secretary for Agriculture and Stock
(By-election) 17.06.1932-15.12.1942
BULCOCK, Robert
Enoggera

26.10.1885-12.05.1888
(By-election)
23.08.1894-10.05.1900
BURNS, George Robertson
06.05.1893-05.11.1893
Ministerialist
Townsville
BURREKET, Tony Anthony
National
Townsville
01.11.1986-02.12.1989
BURROWS, James
ALP
Port Curtis
03.05.1947-01.06.1963
196
BURNS, Thomas James (Tom)

ALP
Lytton
27.05.1972-31.05.1996
Leader of Opposition

(Resigned) 19.12.1974-28.11.1978

Deputy Leader of Opposition
29.08.1984-02.12.1989

Deputy Premier, Minister for Housing and
Local Government
07.12.1989-24.09.1992

Deputy Premier and Minister for
Administrative Services and Minister
for Rural Communities
24.09.1992-18.10.1993

Deputy Premier, Minister for Emergency
Services and Minister for Rural
Communities and Consumer Affairs
18.10.1993-16.12.1994

Deputy Premier, Minister for Emergency
Services and Consumer Affairs and
Minister Assisting the Premier on Rural
Affairs 16.12.1994-31.07.1995

Deputy Premier and Minister for Tourism,
Sport and Youth
31.07.1995-19.02.1996
BURROWS, John
ALP
Charters Towers

06.07.1901-18.05.1907
(By-election)
BUTLER, Frank Wells

BUTLER, Robert John Cuthbert
CPNP
Port Curtis
11.05.1929-11.06.1932
ALP
Lockyer
16.03.1918-09.10.1920
24.11.1873-26.10.1877
Postmaster-General and Representative
21.01.1879-05.07.1882 Representative of Government in
(Resigned) Legislative Council
23.08.1894-13.05.1901 21.01.1879-17.12.1880
07.12.1974-12.11.1977
29.04.1950-17.05.1969
197
BYRNES, Thomas Joseph

Ministerialist
12.08.1890-13.03.1893
Solicitor-General and Representative

(Resigned) of Government in Legislative Council

Cairns
29.04.1893-04.04.1896 12.08.1890-13.03.1893

Warwick
04.04.1896-27.09.1898
Attorney-General

(Died in office) 13.03.1893-13.04.1898

Premier, Chief Secretary & AttorneyGeneral 13.04.1898-27.09.1898
CADELL, James John
Burnett

11.07.1891-28.03.1896
(By-election)
CAHILL, Brian John
National
Aspley
22.10.1983-01.11.1986
CAINE, Edward James
Ministerialist
Bowen
27.04.1912-22.05.1915
CALLAN, Albert James

Independent
Ministerialist
Fitzroy
03.08.1889-11.03.1902
05.07.1902-09.05.1912
CALTABIANO, Michael Andrew
Liberal
Chatsworth
20.08.2005-09.09.2006
CAMERON, John
Opposition
Mitchell

Ministerialist
Brisbane North

20.05.1893-04.04.1896
06.08.1901-05.02.1908
(By-election)
The 52nd Parliament
BUZACOTT, Charles Hardie

Rockhampton


BYRNE, David Edward
Liberal
Belmont

BYRNE, Peter
ALP
Mourilyan
CAMM, Ronald Ernest (Ron)

Country/National*
Whitsunday
01.07.1961-17.07.1980
Minister for Mines and Main Roads

(By-election) 11.03.1965-17.01.1968
04.09.1969-23.12.1974

Minister for Mines, Main Roads and
Electricity
17.01.1968-04.09.1969

23.12.1974-16.12.1977

Minister for Mines, Energy and
Police 16.12.1977-17.07.1980
CAMPBELL, Charles
03.07.1914-18.03.1919
198

Liberal
Aspley
28.05.1960-29.11.1980
Minister for Industrial Development
(Fred) 20.06.1967-20.06.1972

Minister for Development and Industrial
Affairs 20.06.1972-23.12.1974

Minister for Industrial Development,
Labour Relations and Consumer Affairs
23.12.1974-16.12.1977

Minister for Transport
26.08.1977-16.12.1977

Minister for Labour Relations
16.12.1977-17.12.1980

CAMPBELL, James
Aubigny
04.03.1884-29.04.1893
CAMPBELL, John Dunmore
Ministerialist
Moreton

20.04.1899-27.05.1909
(By-election) 19.11.1907-18.02.1908
CAMPBELL, Thomas
Cook

04.03.1884-04.08.1885
(Declared elected by Committee of
Elections and Qualifications)
CAMPBELL, Clement Bernard (Clem) ALP

Bundaberg
22.10.1983-13.06.1998

(Retired) 01.02.1990-10.12.1991

Chairman, Members Ethics and
Parliamentary Privileges Committee
15.09.1995-02.04.1996
CAMPBELL, William Henry
12.07.1906-17.06.1919
CAREY, Cecil Charles

Country

Albert

28.05.1960-26.12.1969
(Died in Office)
CARROLL, Francis Edward (Frank)
Liberal
Mansfield
15.07.1995-13.06.1998
CARROLL, Robert Joseph

ALP

19.02.1920-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
15.07.1901-06.11.1917
CARTER, Arthur John
Deputy Government Whip

20.02.1996-19.05.1998
22.05.1915-09.10.1920
12.05.1923-11.05.1929
CARTER, William Edward

CPNP
Fitzroy

CASEY, Edmund Denis (Ed)
ALP
Mackay

Independent

ALP

11.05.1929-11.06.1932
17.05.1969-27.05.1972
27.05.1972-07.03.1977 28.11.1978-20.10.1982
07.03.1977-15.07.1995
(Retired) 07.12.1989-15.07.1995
CASEY, Richard Gardiner
Warrego
19.05.1888-20.05.1893
CASTLING, William Joseph
Ministerialist
Townsville
21.03.1896-11.03.1899
CATTERMULL, Henry Albert
Country
Musgrave
09.10.1920-12.05.1923
CHALK, Sir Gordon William Wesley

Qld People's Party
East Toowoomba
03.05.1947-29.04.1950

Liberal
Lockyer
29.04.1950-12.08.1976 12.08.1957-23.12.1965

(Resigned) Premier 01.08.1968-08.08.1968

Leader of the Liberal Party and Treasurer
23.12.1965-13.08.1976
CHALLINOR, Henry
West Moreton

12.01.1861-16.05.1861
(By-election)
31.05.1861-30.05.1863
(By-election)
Unseated by Petition
The 52nd Parliament
199
CARTER, George
ALP
Port Curtis

Ipswich
30.05.1863-26.09.1868
CHANDLER, Sir John Beals

Qld Peoples Party
Hamilton

09.10.1943-03.05.1947
Leader of Qld Peoples Party
(By-election) 26.10.1943-07.03.1946
CHAPMAN, Yvonne Ann
22.10.1983-02.12.1989
National
Pine Rivers
Minister for Welfare Services,

Youth and Ethnic Affairs
06.02.1986-01.12.1986
Minister for Family Services, Youth
and Ethnic Affairs
01.12.1986-01.12.1987
Minister for Transport and Ethnic
Affairs 25.09.1989-07.12.1989
CHINCHEN, Geoffrey Talbot
Liberal
Mount Gravatt
01.06.1963-12.11.1977
ALP
Capalaba
17.02.2001-

for Environment and Multiculturalism
21.09.2006-13.09.2007
for Transport, Trade, Employment
and Industrial Relations and Minister
for Multicultural Affairs 13.09.200720.03.2009
CHUBB, Charles Edward

Bowen

18.01.1883-19.05.1888
Attorney-General
(By-election) 06.01.1883-13.11.1883
CLARK, Charles George Henry Carr
Warwick
21.07.1871-04.11.1873
CLARK, Elizabeth Ann (Liddy)
Clayfield
17.02.2001-09.09.2006
ALP
Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait
200
CHATAWAY, James Vincent

Ministerialist
Mackay
29.04.1893-12.04.1901
Minister without Office
25.02.1898-02.03.1898

Secretary for Agriculture
02.03.1898-12.10.1898

Agriculture
12.10.1898-01.12.1899
07.12.1899-12.04.1901
Islander Policy 12.02.2004-01.03.2005

CLARK, George John Edwin
Warwick
25.06.1867-23.09.1868
CLARK, James
Fitzroy
11.05.1935-28.05.1960
ALP
27.08.1953-02.08.1957
CLARK, Dr Lesley Ann

ALP
Barron River

CLAYTON, Ernest Henry Collet
Country
Wide Bay
09.10.1920-30.12.1946
CLEWITT, Felix
30.07.1890-15.02.1913
COBURN, Arthur
Burdekin
29.04.1950-17.05.1969
Independent
COLBORNE, William Parry

ALP

19.02.1920-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
19.02.1920-23.03.1922
COLLINGS, Joseph Silver
ALP
Senator (Federal)
The 52nd Parliament
201
02.12.1989-15.07.1995
Chair, Parliamentary Committee for
13.06.1998-09.09.2006 Electoral and Administrative
Review 10.11.1992-20.06.1995

for Health 16.12.1999-17.02.2001

and Minister for Trade in Far North
Queensland 01.03.2001-07.02.2004

Chair, Legal, Constitutional and
Administrative Review Committee
18.03.2004-15.08.2006

CLAUSON, Paul John
National
Redlands
02.11.1985-02.12.1989
Minister for Justice and Attorney

(By-election) General
01.12.1986-01.12.1987
09.12.1987-19.01.1989

Minister for Justice and Attorney-
General and Minister for Corrective
Services 19.01.1989-28.08.1989

Heritage and the Arts
25.09.1989-07.12.1989

(Council Abolished) 01.07.1932-30.06.1950

Labor Leader in Senate 1935-1946

(Federal) Minister for Interior
07.10.1941- 13.07.1945

Vice-President of the Executive Council
13.07.1945-01.11.1946
COLLINS, Charles
ALP
Burke
02.10.1909-27.04.1912

Bowen
22.05.1915-28.03.1936
11.05.1935-29.04.1950
29.04.1950-26.04.1957 07.03.1946-12.08.1957
26.04.1957-03.08.1957
COLLINS, Robert Martin

Ministerialist

21.03.1896-18.03.1899
14.06.1913-18.08.1913
Albert
22.10.1983-19.09.1992
19.09.1992-15.07.1995 07.12.1989-24.09.1992
(Retired)
24.09.1992-21.02.1995
COMPIGNE, Alfred William


01.05.1860-23.04.1864
(Resigned)
CONNOLLY, Peter David
Liberal
Kurilpa
03.08.1957-28.05.1960
Liberal
Nerang
02.12.1989-17.02.2001
CONROY, Charles William

COOMBER, Trevor McDougall
ALP
Liberal
Maranoa
Currumbin
09.10.1920-15.04.1944
02.12.1989-19.09.1992
COOPER, Arthur Charles

Independent
Ministerialist
Mitchell
11.03.1902-14.04.1905
COOPER, Frank Arthur
ALP
Bremer
22.05.1915-12.03.1946
202
COMBEN, Patrick (Pat)

ALP
Windsor

Kedron


26.02.1996-28.04.1997

17.06.1932-12.04.1938
Treasurer 12.04.1938-27.04.1944
Premier 16.09.1942-07.03.1946
Lieutenant-Governor of Queensland
COLLINS, Harold Henry

ALP
Cook

Tablelands

QLP
24.04.1946-30.11.1949
COOPER, Frederick Augustus

Cook

05.12.1878-04.03.1884
(Disqualified by Committee of
Elections and Qualifications)
COOPER, Pope Alexander
Bowen
24.01.1881-05.01.1883
Attorney-General
31.12.1880-05.01.1883
COOPER, Vivian Joseph Northcote

ALP
Keppel

QLP
25.10.1952-26.04.1957
(By-election)
26.04.1957-03.08.1957
COOPER, William
ALP
16.03.1918-11.05.1929

National
Cunningham
LNP
IND
17.02.2001-09.09.2008
09.09.2008-24.02.2009
24.02.2009-20.03.2009
COPLEY, Patrick Kerry
ALP
Kurilpa
11.06.1932-18.07.1949
COPLEY, William John
ALP
Bulimba
11.06.1932-02.04.1938
Gregory
28.04.1888-25.03.1899
CORFIELD, William Henry
Rosewood
The 52nd Parliament
203
COOPER, Theo Russell (Russell)

National
Roma
22.10.1983-19.09.1992
Minister for Corrective Services and

Crows Nest
19.09.1992-17.02.2001 Administrative Services

(Retired) 09.12.1987-19.01.1989

Minister for Police and Minister for
Emergency Services and Administrative
Services
19.01.1989-28.08.1989

Premier and Treasurer and Minister for
State Development
25.09.1989-07.12.01989

13.12.1989-09.12.1991

Minister for Police, Corrective Services
and Racing 26.02.1996-26.06.1998
CORSER, Bernard Henry

Ministerialist
Burnett
27.04.1912-16.08.1928
#Liberal 03.09.1928-21.04.1954
Nationalist
Country
CPNP
CORSER, Edward Bernard Cresset

Ministerialist
Maryborough
12.10.1909-22.05.1915
11.12.1915-31.07.1928
19.10.1963-12.11.1977
(By-election)
COSTELLO, Edward

Country
CPNP
Carnarvon
09.10.1920-11.05.1935
COTTELL, Richard John

Opposition
Ministerialist
Toowong
05.02.1908-30.08.1911
204
COURTICE, Frederick
ALP

12.10.1917-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
COWAP, Henri

ALP
Fitzroy
Ministerialist
Opposition
Ministerialist
11.03.1902-18.05.1907
18.05.1907-19.11.1907
19.11.1907-18.02.1908
18.02.1908-02.10.1909
COWLEY, Sir Alfred Sandlings
Ministerialist
12.05.1888-18.05.1907
Herbert
Secretary for Public Lands and Opposition

Agriculture 12.08.1890-27.03.1893

25.05.1893-15.02.1899
17.09.1903-11.04.1907
COWLISHAW, James

18.04.1878-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
COXEN, Charles
Northern Downs
04.05.1860-01.07.1867
28.07.1863-29.05.1867
COYNE, John Henry
Warrego
05.02.1908-31.07.1923
15.07.1915-12.10.1916
ALP
CORY, David Wheatcroft

Country/National*
Warwick


13.10.1916-30.04.1918

22.10.1919-12.11.1920
16.12.1920-02.07.1923


12.11.1920-16.12.1920
10.10.1917-23.3.1922
(Council Abolished)
CRAWFORD, Arthur Pinkerton
Liberal
Wavell
17.05.1969-12.11.1977
CRAWFORD, James

ALP
Ministerialist
Fitzroy
Mount Morgan
2.10.1909-27.04.1912
27.04.1912-22.05.1915
CREAGH, Cornelius Vincent
Opposition
Croydon
18.05.1907-05.02.1908
205
CRIBB, Benjamin
West Moreton

Ipswich
26.04.1861-02.07.1867
MLA Stanley Boroughs (NSW)
(By-election) 01.02.1858-11.04.1859
12.08.1870-14.11.1873
CRIBB, James Clarke

Ministerialist

Opposition

06.05.1893-21.03.1896
18.03.1899-27.04.1912
27.04.1912-22.05.1915
Rosewood
Bundamba
Bremer
CRIBB, Robert
Brisbane

East Moreton

08.12.1860-30.05.1863
MLA East Moreton (NSW)
(By-election) 18.06.1859-10.12.1859
26.09.1863-01.07.1867
(By-election)
CRIBB, Thomas Bridson

Ministerialist
Ipswich


21.03.1896-27.08.1904
Treasurer 01.02.1902-17.09.1903
23.05.1893-13.03.1896
(Resigned)
14.06.1913-04.09.1913
(Reappointed)

09.09.2006-09.09.2008
09.09.2008-
National
Hinchinbrook
LNP
The 52nd Parliament
CRAMPTON, Walter Russell

ALP

CROFT, Peta-Kaye
ALP
Broadwater
17.02.2001-
CROMBIE, James
Ministerialist

Mitchell
Warrego
28.04.1888-20.05.1893
20.05.1893-17.09.1898
CROSS, John Michael
ALP
Clermont
06.05.1893-11.03.1899
CROWLEY, Thomas Martin
ALP
Cairns
03.05.1947-19.05.1956
CUMMINS, Christopher Paul (Chris)
ALP
Kawana
17.02.2001-09.09.2006
Gladstone
15.07.1995-
CUNNINGHAM, Junita Irene (Nita)
Bundaberg
13.06.1998-09.09.2006
ALP
206

CURTIS, George Silas
Independent
Rockhampton

ALP

13.05.1893-11.03.1902
03.07.1914-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
DALGLEISH, David Bruce

PHON+
Hervey Bay
CCAQ
13.06.1998-14.12.1999
22.12.1999-17.02.2001
DALRYMPLE, David Hay
Ministerialist
05.05.1888-27.08.1904
Mackay
Chair, Select Committee on Travelsafe

30.07.1998-23.01.2001
Planning 30.11.2000-12.02.2004

29.03.1895-28.03.1899
12.08.1902-17.09.1903

06.05.1896-27.04.1898
28.03.1899-01.12.1899


07.12.1899-01.05.1901

01.05.1901-17.09.1903

CUNNINGHAM, Elizabeth Anne (Liz) Independent

12.02.2004-28.07.2005
Minister for Small Business, Information
Technology Policy and Multicultural
Affairs 28.07.2005-13.09.2006
DALRYMPLE, George Augustus

Kennedy
18.03.1865-19.07.1867
Colonial Secretary
Frederick Elphinstone 21.07.1866-07.08.1866
DANIEL, David John Marlais
Country
Keppel

04.04.1936-15.04.1944
(By-election)
DANIEL, Owen
Country
Keppel
11.05.1929-05.01.1936
DANIELS, Henry John
ALP
Cambooya
06.05.1893-18.03.1899
DARCY, William Theodore (Bill)

ALP
Albert

Woodridge

207
ALP
Sandgate
09.09.2006-
DART, William Logan
UAP
Wynnum
02.04.1938-15.04.1944
DASH, John
ALP
Mundingburra
09.10.1920-15.04.1944
17.06.1932-04.08.1939
DAVENPORT, George Henry
15.11.1878-01.01.1881
DAVEY, Alfred Allen


12.07.1906-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
19.09.1992-17.02.2001
Liberal
Noosa
DAVIES, Horace Jason

ALP
Maryborough

Minister for Tourism, Small Business and

Industry 26.02.1996-26.06.1998
28.11.1953-04.06.1971
(By-election)
DAVIES, Kenneth Henry (Ken)

ALP
Townsville
02.12.1989-19.09.1992
Chairman, Parliamentary Criminal

Mundingburra
19.09.1992-08.12.1995 Justice Committee

(Election declared void) 10.11.1992-20.06.1995

Consumer Affairs
The 52nd Parliament
27.05.1972-07.12.1974
Deputy Leader of Opposition
12.11.1977-09.01.2000 19.02.1980-22.10.1982
(Resigned)
Chairman, Public Works Committee
15.09.1995-02.04.1996

30.07.1998-09.01.2000
31.07.1995-12.12.1995
DAVIS, Brian John
ALP

Brisbane
Brisbane Central
17.05.1969-07.12.1974
12.11.1977-02.12.1989
DAVIS, Edward William

ALP
Barcoo

01.05.1943-10.04.1961
(By-election)
DAVIS, Sydney Beavan
Clermont
18.03.1865-18.08.1866
DAWSON, Andrew (Anderson)
Charters Towers
13.05.1893-11.06.1901
ALP
208
DEACON, William Arthur
Country
Cunningham
09.10.1920-25.12.1943
DEAN, Harold (Harry)
ALP
Sandgate
28.05.1960-12.11.1977
DEANE, John Horace

Townsville
28.11.1878-03.02.1879
31.07.1889-27.10.1913
DECKER, Eric Paul

Country
Qld Peoples Party
Liberal
Sandgate
29.03.1941-7.03.1953
DEERAL, Eric
National
Cook
07.12.1974-12.11.1977

21.05.1929-17.06.1932

ALP
Cairns
22.10.1983-13.06.1998
Treasurer and Minister for Regional

(Retired) Development 07.12.1989-12.11.1990

Treasurer 12.11.1990-19.02.1996
Liberal
Bowen
28.05.1960-19.12.1971
26.09.1963-19.12.1971

Agent-General for Queensland
20.12.1971-30.09.1971
DEMAINE, William Halliwell
ALP
Maryborough
27.02.1937-02.04.1938
Premier and Chief Secretary

01.12.1899-07.12.1899
30.03.1901-31.12.1906
Minister for Defence (Federal)
27.04.1904-17.08.1904


(By-election)
10.10.1917-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
DENHAM, Digby Frank

Ministerialist
Oxley

209
DEMPSEY, John Mark (Jack)

National
Bundaberg
LNP
09.09.2006-09.09.2008
09.09.2008-
DE SATGE, Oscar John

Clermont
04.03.1869-04.4.1870

(By-election)

06.09.1870-09.04.1872

Normanby
04.11.1873-20.03.1877

Mitchell
03.02.1881-05.04.1882

DEVRIES, George Henry
ALP
Gregory
29.03.1941-26.04.1957
Attorney-General 09.06.1949-10.05.1950

QLP
26.04.1957-13.07.1957

(Died in Office)
10.05.1950-22.06.1956

Secretary for Mines
22.06.1956-13.07.1957


Liberal
Chermside
Liberal
Wavell
Liberal Independent
29.04.1950-28.05.1960
Minister for Labour and Industry
28.05.1960-17.05.1969 10.01.1963-28.01.1965
20.08.1968-17.05.1969
28.01.1965-09.06.1967

DIBLEY, Thomas
ALP
Woolloongabba
28.03.1896-18.05.1907
The 52nd Parliament
03.07.1902-22.05.1915
Home Secretary
(By-election) 17.09.1903-27.04.1904
19.11.1907-18.02.1908

17.09.1903-04.02.1907

27.04.1904-19.01.1906

19.01.1906-04.02.1907

29.10.1908-07.02.1911

07.02.1911-01.06.1915
Ministerialist
DICKSON, Sir James Robert

Ministerialist
Enoggera
Independent
Bulimba
Ministerialist

DIPLOCK, Leslie Frank

ALP
Condamine
QLP
QLP
Aubigny
DLP
28.11.1873-12.05.1888
Secretary for Public Works and Mines
16.04.1892-10.01.1901 10.05.1876-05.06.1876
(By-election)
Treasurer
(Died in Office)
05.06.1876-21.01.1879

31.12.1883-17.08.1887

25.02.1897-27.04.1898

Postmaster-General
31.03.1897-02.03.1898

Home Secretary 02.03.1898-12.10.1898

01.10.1898-1.12.1899

Chief Secretary 07.12.1899-10.01.1901

Federal: Interim Minister for Defence
01.01.1901-10.01.1901

DICKSON, Steven Lance (Steve)
Liberal
Kawana
09.09.2006-09.09.2008

LNP
09.09.200807.03.1953-26.04.1957
26.04.1957-28.05.1960 22.06.1956-12.08.1957
28.05.1960-27.05.1972
DITTMER, Felix Cyril Sigismund

ALP
Mount Gravatt
29.04.1950-03.08.1957

DOHRING, Alfred

ALP
Roma
QLP
07.03.1953-26.04.1957
26.04.1957-03.08.1957
DOLLIN, Robert Henry (Bob)
ALP
02.12.1989-13.06.1998
Maryborough
Senator (Federal)
01.07.1959-30.06.1971
DONALD, James (Jim)

ALP
Bremer

Ipswich East
25.05.1946-28.05.1960
(By-election) 14.04.1958-17.08.1958
28.05.1960-17.05.1969
DONALDSON, John

05.10.1883-19.05.1888
Postmaster-General and Secretary for
26.05.1888-25.04.1893 Public Instruction
Independent
Ministerialist
Warrego
Bulloo
210

Logan
04.04.1896-25.07.1896 13.06.1888-19.11.1889

Treasurer 19.11.1889-12.08.1890
DONNELLY, John Burton
ALP
Wynnum
11.05.1935-02.04.1938
19.02.1920-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
DONOVAN, Timothy John

ALP

19.02.1920-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
DOUGLAS, Alexander Rodney

National
Gaven

01.04.2006-09.09.2006
(By-election)
DOUGLAS, Henry Alexander Cecil

18.05.1907-19.11.1907
19.11.1907-18.02.1908 06.04.1915-01.06.1915
29.10.1908-02.10.1909
02.10.1909-22.05.1915
Ministerialist
Cook
Opposition
Ministerialist
Liberal
211
DOUGLAS, John

Port Curtis
12.05.1863-01.02.1866

Eastern Downs
04.01.1867-18.09.1868 01.02.1866-28.02.1866

(By-election)
Postmaster-General

East Moreton
28.09.1868-11.12.1868 01.03.1866-20.07.1866

Maryborough
02.04.1875-24.11.1880 12.12.1868-13.11.1869

(By-election)
Treasurer 19.12.1866-21.05.1867

22.02.1866-25.07.1866

(Resigned) 21.05.1867-15.08.1867

11.12.1868-13.11.1869

(Reappointed & Resigned) 05.06.1876-07.11.1877

Premier 08.03.1877-21.01.1879

Colonial Secretary 07.11.1877-21.01.1879

Also MLA Darling Downs
(NSW) 05.07.1859-10.12.1859

Camden 21.12.1860-17.07.1861
DOUMANY, Samuel Sydney (Sam)
Liberal
Kurilpa
07.12.1974-22.10.1983
Minister for Welfare
02.10.1978-23.12.1980

23.12.1980-18.08.1983
The 52nd Parliament
DONOVAN, Jeremiah Francis

ALP

DRAKE, James George

Opposition
Enoggera


212
DUFFY, George Alfred

DUFFY, Michael
CPNP
Eacham
11.05.1929-23.03.1932
Ministerialist
Bundaberg
06.05.1893-21.03.1896
DUGGAN, John Edmund (Jack)

ALP
Toowoomba

North Toowoomba

Toowoomba West
14.12.1935-03.08.1957
(By-election) 15.05.1947-29.04.1957
31.05.1958-28.05.1960
(By-election) 18.08.1958-11.10.1966
28.05.1960-17.05.1969
DUNLOP, Thomas Alberto
11.05.1929-11.06.1932
Independent
Rockhampton
DUNN, Andrew

03.07.1914-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
DUNSFORD, John Henry
Charters Towers
13.05.1893-15.09.1905
Maranoa
12.05.1888-13.05.1893
ALP
DUNSMURE, Robert
DUNSTAN, Thomas
ALP
Gympie

Nash
22.05.1915-11.05.1929
11.05.1935-29.04.1950 26.02.1925-22.10.1925
29.04.1950-07.03.1953
12.05.1888-07.12.1899
Postmaster-General and Secretary
07.12.1899-13.05.1901 for Public Instruction and
(Resigned) Representative of Government in
Legislative Council
07.12.1899-01.12.1901

30.03.1901-31.12.1906

Postmaster-General (Federal)
05.02.1901-10.08.1903

Minister for Defence
10.08.1903-24.09.1903


Vice-President of the Executive Council
18.08.1904-05.07.1905

DUFFICY, John Joseph
ALP
Warrego
03.03.1951-17.05.1969

(By-election)
22.10.1925-21.05.1929
DUNSTAN, William John
ALP

19.02.1920-15.06.1921
(Resigned)
15.08.1921-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
DUNWORTH, David Anthony

Liberal
Sherwood

28.07.1990-19.09.1992
(By-election)
DUTTON, Charles Boydell
23.08.1883-05.05.1888
Leichhardt
EASTMENT, Leonard
ALP
Ithaca

05.04.1952-29.07.1956
(By-election)
213
EATON, Andrew George (Bill)

ALP
Mourilyan
29.11.1980-19.09.1992
Minister for Land Management
07.12.1989-24.09.1992
ALP
Mount Coot-tha
02.12.1989-07.02.2004
Minister for Employment and Training

and Minister Assisting the Premier on
Public Service Matters
31.07.1995-19.02.1996

Minister for Health
29.06.1998-12.02.2004

Minister Assisting the Premier on
Womens Policy
22.02.2001-12.02.2004
EDMONDSTONE, George
East Moreton

Town of Brisbane

Wickham

07.05.1860-01.07.1867
10.02.1869-14.11.1873
(By-election)
18.11.1873-28.04.1877
12.05.1877-23.02.1883
EDWARDS, James Braidwood
09.10.1920-03.05.1947
Country
Nanango
The 52nd Parliament

13.11.1883-30.08.1887

30.08.1887-12.12.1887

12.12.1887-13.06.1888
EDWARDS, John
Burnett
24.06.1863-15.04.1865
EDWARDS, Sir Llewellyn Roy
Liberal
Ipswich
27.05.1972-22.10.1983
Minister for Health
(Llew) 23.12.1974-09.10.1978

Deputy Premier and Minister for Health
09.10.1978-15.12.1978

Treasurer and Deputy Premier
15.12.1978-18.08.1983

Leader of Liberal Party
09.10.1978-09.08.1983
ALP

Independent
Manly
Capalaba
Capalaba
214
02.12.1989-19.09.1992
Chairman, Ambulance Services
19.09.1992-30.11.2000 Committee 21.03.1990-31.05.1991
30.11.2000-17.02.2001
Minister for Business, Industry and
24.09.1992-21.02.1995

Minister for Health
21.02.1995-31.07.1995

Minister for Transport and Minister
Assisting the Premier on Economic
and Trade Development
31.07.1995-19.02.1996

19.02.1996-26.06.1998

Deputy Premier and Minister for State
Development and Minister for Trade
26.06.1998- (and eight other Ministries
during the transition period 26.06.1998-
29.06.1998) 22.11.2000
ELIOTT, Gilbert
Wide Bay
04.05.1860-12.08.1870

15.11.1870-30.06.1871 22.05.1860-13.07.1870

Also M.L.A. Burnett (NSW)
05.07.1859-10.12.1859
ELLIOTT, Jannion Anthony (Tony)
National
Cunningham

07.12.1974-17.02.2001
Minister for Tourism, National Parks,
(Retired) Sport and The Arts
23.12.1980-07.11.1983

28.09.1989-19.10.1989
ELDER, James Peter (Jim)

Chairman, Scrutiny of Legislation

Committee 24.04.1996-19.05.1998
Liberal
Noosa
LNP
09.09.2006-09.09.2008
09.09.2008-
ELPHINSTONE, Augustus Cecil

Nationalist
United
CPNP
16.03.1918-11.05.1929
ENGLISH, Charles Bernard

ALP
Mulgrave
QLP
07.03.1953-26.04.1957
26.04.1957-03.08.1957
ALP
Redlands
17.02.2001-20.03.2009
Chairman of Committees (Deputy

Speaker) 11.10.2006-21.04.2009
EVANS, Ernest
Country
Mirani
03.05.1947-28.02.1965
Minister for Development, Mines and

Main Roads 12.08.1957-09.06.1960
Minister for Development, Mines, Main
Roads and Electricity
09.06.1960-28.02.1965
Oxley

215
EWAN, William Manson
Country
Roma

29.04.1950-07.03.1953
03.08.1957-14.03.1967
FADDEN, Sir Arthur William (Art ie)
Kennedy
11.06.1932-11.05.1935
FAHEY, Bartley
05.05.1904-09.08.1920
FARRELL, David
Maryborough
02.04.1938-17.08.1953
CPNP
MHR (Federal) Darling Downs

19.12.1936-10.12.1949

McPherson (Federal)
10.12.1949-14.10.1958

Prime Minister of Australia
29.08.1941-07.10.1941

Treasurer (Federal)
28.10.1940-07.10.1941
19.12.1949-10.12.1958
ALP
10.10.1950-17.08.1953
The 52nd Parliament
ELMES, Glen Wayne

FARRELL, George Pritchard

ALP
Rockhampton

17.02.1923-11.05.1929
(By-election)
FEEZ, Albrecht
Leichhardt

06.05.1880-23.08.1883
(By-election)
FERRETT, John
Maranoa

West Moreton

04.05.1860-27.06.1863
25.06.1870-18.11.1873
(By-election)
FERRICKS, Miles Aloysius

ALP

Bowen
South Brisbane
02.10.1909-27.04.1912
Senator (Federal)
09.10.1920-11.05.1929 01.07.1913-30.07.1914
05.09.1914-30.06.1920
FIHELLY, John Arthur
Paddington
27.04.1912-07.02.1922
ALP

10.07.1915-30.04.1918
30.04.1918-07.04.1920
22.10.1919-07.04.1920
216
FELDMAN, William Patrick (Bill)

PHON+
Caboolture
13.06.1998-14.12.1999
Leader, PHON+ 23.06.1998-14.12.1999

CCAQ
22.12.1999-17.02.2001
Leader, CCAQ 22.12.1999-17.02.2001

ALP
Greenslopes
02.12.1989-15.07.1995
Chairman, Legal, Constitutional and

13.06.1998-20.03.2009 Administrative Review Committee

(Retired) 30.07.1998-23.01.2001

18.03.2004-15.08.2006

for State Development, Employment
and Industrial Relations 21.09.200613.09.2007

for Transport, Trade, Employment

FERGUSON, John
Rockhampton
08.10.1881-5.5.1888
Senator (Federal)

23.8.1894-30.3.1906 30.03.1901-06.10.1903

Treasurer 09.03.1920-08.02.1922


07.04.1920-08.02.1922

Agent-General for Queensland 1922-23
FINLAYSON, William Fyfe
ALP

19.02.1920-23.03.1922
MHR (Federal) Brisbane
FINN, Simon David
ALP
Yeerongpilly
07.02.2004-
FINNEY, Thomas
Ministerialist
Toowong
21.03.1896-05.10.1900
Chair, Broadcast of Parliament Select

Committee 14.02.2008-30.05.2008
FITZ, Henry
23.05.1860-13.07.1876

National
Lockyer
29.11.1980-13.06.1998
(Tony) 26.02.1987-07.07.1989

Government Whip
09.02.1987-31.08.1989

31.08.1989-25.09.1989

Minister for Community Services,
Emergency & Administrative Services
25.09.1989-07.12.1989

Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier for
Parliamentary and Constitutional
Matters 19.12.1996-13.06.1998
The 52nd Parliament
217
FISHER, Andrew
ALP
Gympie
29.04.1893-28.03.1896
Secretary for Railways and

11.03.1899-09.05.1901 Public Works 01.12.1899-07.12.1899

Also MHR (Federal) Wide Bay
30.03.1901-26.10.1915

Minister for Trade and Customs
(Federal) 27.04.1904-17.08.1904

Prime Minister and Treasurer of
Australia
13.11.1908-01.06.1909
29.04.1910-24.06.1913
17.09.1914-27.10.1915
FITZGERALD, Charles Borromeo
ALP
Mitchell
04.04.1896-11.03.1902
FITZGERALD, Thomas Henry

Rockhampton
27.06.1867-11.07.1867
Colonial Treasurer

(Resigned) 25.11.1868-27.01.1869

Kennedy
19.07.1867-11.06.1869
Also MHR Hawkes Bay

Bowen
04.11.1873-05.05.1875 (New Zealand) 1860

FITZSIMMONS, Charles
Port Curtis
04.05.1860-03.09.1861

Rockhampton
30.01.1865-27.06.1867

Clermont
01.07.1867-11.05.1868
218
FLEMING, Joseph
West Moreton

09.07.1860-03.11.1862
(By-election)
11.09.1866-02.07.1867
(By-election)
FLETCHER, Sir Alan Roy

Country
Cunningham
07.03.1953-07.12.1974

Speaker 27.08.1957-15.06.1960
Minister for Lands and Irrigation
16.06.1960-17.01.1968
Minister for Education and Cultural
Activities 17.01.1968-23.12.1974
FLETCHER, John William
Country
Port Curtis
09.10.1920-12.05.1923
FLYNN, Dr. John Gerard
ALP
Toowoomba North
02.12.1989-19.09.1992

13.03.1992-25.08.1992
FLYNN, William Bond Ingpen
One Nation
Lockyer
17.02.2001-07.02.2004
Leader, PHON+, One Nation

06.03.2001-07.02.2004
FOGARTY, John

ALP
Opposition
06.05.1893-09.09.1904
FOLEY, Christopher John (Chris)
Independent
Maryborough
26.04.2003-
FLEGG, Bruce Stephen

Liberal
Moggill
07.02.2004-09.09.2008

LNP
09.09.2008- 17.02.2004-07.08.2006

07.08.2006-04.12.2007
(By-election)
FOLEY, Thomas
ALP

Townsville
Mundingburra
02.10.1909-27.04.1912
27.04.1912-09.10.1920
FOLEY, Thomas Andrew (Tom)

ALP
Leichhardt
20.12.1919-11.06.1932
Secretary for Mines

(By-election) 17.12.1936-12.04.1939

Normanby
11.06.1932-29.04.1950
Secretary for Labour and Industry

ALP
Belyando
29.04.1950-26.04.1957 12.04.1939-01.10.1942

QLP
26.04.1957-28.05.1960
Secretary for Labour and Employment
01.10.1942-27.04.1944

Secretary for Health and Home Affairs
27.04.1944-15.05.1947

Secretary for Public Lands and Secretary
for Mines 15.05.1947-17.03.1949

Secretary for Public Lands and Irrigation
17.03.1949-28.05.1956

Secretary for Mines
28.05.1956-14.06.1956
The 52nd Parliament
219
FOLEY, Matthew Joseph (Matt)

ALP
Yeronga
02.12.1989-17.02.2001
Chairman, Parliamentary Committee

Yeerongpilly
17.02.2001-07.02.2004 for Electoral and Administrative Review

(Resigned) 21.03.1990-25.08.1992

Chairman, Privileges Committtee
21.03.1990-25.08.1992

24.09.1992-31.07.1995

Minister for Justice and Attorney-General,

and

31.07.1995-19.02.1996

29.06.1998-22.02.2001

29.06.1998-12.02.2004

Youth 22.02.2001-12.02.2004
FOOTE, James
West Moreton

Bundamba

Rosewood

18.11.1873-15.11.1878
12.11.1880-12.05.1888
(By-election)
15.11.1892-06.05.1893
(By-election)
FOOTE, John Clark
12.05.1877-18.08.1895
FORBES, Frederick Augustus

Ipswich
Warrego
West Moreton
10.05.1860-30.05.1863
18.03.1865-24.06.1867 17.11.1870-21.06.1871
28.09.1868-18.11.1873
Speaker 07.11.1871-01.09.1873
13.11.1866-20.06.1867
(By-election)
220
FORDE, Francis Michael (Frank)

ALP
Rockhampton
12.05.1917-05.10.1922
MHR (Federal) Capricornia

(By-election) 16.12.1922-28.09.1946

Flinders
12.03.1955-03.08.1957
Prime Minister of Australia

(By-election) 06.07.1945-13.07.1945

Deputy Prime Minister
07.10.1941-28.09.1946

Minister for Trade and Customs
(Federal) 04.02.1931-06.01.1932

Minister for Army (Federal)
07.10.1941-01.11.1946

Minister for Defence (Federal)
15.08.1946-01.11.1946
FORGAN-SMITH
see SMITH, William Forgan
FORREST, Edward Barrow
Ministerialist
Brisbane North

Opposition

20.04.1899-27.04.1912
(By-election)
15.08.1882-08.03.1899
(Resigned)
14.06.1913-30.03.1914
(Reappointed)
15.03.1883-23.04.1903
FORREST, William
FORBES, George Edward

Clermont

FORSYTH, James
Ministerialist
Carpentaria

Opposition
Moreton

Murrumba
25.03.1899-18.05.1907
19.06.1909-27.04.1912
(By-election)
27.04.1912-16.03.1918
FOURAS, Demetrios (Jim)

ALP

12.11.1977-01.11.1986
02.12.1989-09.09.2006
221
Ministerialist
Normanby
Opposition
Ministerialist
19.04.1877-05.12.1878
(By-election)
13.04.1901-27.01.1914
FOXTON, Justin Fox Greenlaw

Ministerialist
Carnarvon
01.10.1883-27.08.1904
(CMG) 06.05.1896-12.10.1898
08.04.1903-17.09.1903

Home Secretary 12.10.1898-08.04.1903

Also MHR (Federal) Brisbane
12.12.1906-13.04.1910
FRANCIS, Arthur Morley
East Moreton
01.07.1867-17.02.1870
FRANCIS, Josiah
Ipswich
08.08.1881-21.08.1883
Mount Coot-tha
07.02.2004-
ALP

and Treasurer 28.07.2005-02.02.2006
Chair, Impact of Petrol Pricing Select
Committee 25.08.2005-04.04.2006
and to the Minister for Health
The 52nd Parliament
Speaker 27.02.1990-02.04.1996
Chairman, Parliamentary Service
Commission 06.03.1990-14.07.1995

Chairman (ex officio) Parliamentary
Select Committee on Procedural
Review 19.10.1995-02.04.1996

Chairman of Committees (Deputy
Speaker)
29.02.2000-15.08.2006

FOWLES, Edwin Wesley Howard
01.07.1912-23.03.1922

(Council Abolished)
FOWLES, William Lambert
Clermont
22.11.1878-01.03.1879
FOX, George

South Brisbane
Ashgrove
02.02.2006-13.09.2006

Minister for Local Government, Planning
and Sport 13.09.2006-13.09.2007

Treasurer 13.09.2007FRASER, Huan Donald John
National
Springwood
01.11.1986-02.12.1989
FRASER, Robert
Ministerialist
Brisbane North
Minister for Industry, Small Business,

Technology and Administrative
Services 31.08.1989-25.09.1989
and Technology
25.09.1989-07.12.1989
21.03.1896-11.03.1899
26.09.1868-17.08.1870
29.11.1873-19.11.1878 14.01.1884-04.04.1888
06.04.1880-12.05.1888
(By-election)
FRAWLEY, Desmond John (Des)

Country/National*

Murrumba
Caboolture
27.05.1972-12.11.1977
12.11.1977-22.10.1983
FREE, Edgar Noah
ALP
South Brisbane
22.05.1915-09.10.1920
FRY, James Porter

Nationalist
United
CPNP
Kurilpa
16.03.1918-11.06.1932
FRYAR, William
East Moreton
18.11.1873-24.04.1877

FUDGE, Albert John Wellman
ALP
Mackay
27.08.1904-18.05.1907
FULLERTON, George

Legislative Council
(5 years)
01.05.1860-22.05.01864
(Seat Vacated)
FUNNELL, Robert
Brisbane
11.06.1932-03.01.1936
ALP
FYFE, Alexander
Rockhampton

20.06.1870-24.11.1873
(By-election)

27.05.1875-05.06.1876
MLC Geelong 1854-1856

MLA Geelong 1856-1857
222
FRASER, Simon
Town of Brisbane

Bundamba

Brisbane South

GAIR, Vincent Clair (Vince)

ALP
South Brisbane
11.06.1932-26.04.1957

QLP
26.04.1957-28.05.1960 21.08.1941-150.9.1942

Secretary for Mines
16.09.1942-15.05.1947

Secretary for Labour and Employment
27.04.1944-28.02.1947

01.03.1947-10.05.1950

Treasurer 10.05.1950-17.01.1952

17.01.1952-12.08.1957

01.07.1965-11.04.1974
01.05.1860-01.05.1865
(Reappointed for Life) 28.08.1860-10.11.1860
13.11.1869-17.04.1872
(Resigned)
GAMIN, Judith Margaret (Judy)

National
South Coast

Burleigh
20.08.1988-02.12.1989
(By-election) Administrative Review Committee
19.09.1992-17.02.2001 24.04.1996-19.05.1998
GANNON, Michael Brennan
10.05.1888-29.04.1893
Toombul
GARDE, Henry Croker

Ministerialist
Maryborough

GARDNER, Harold Raymond (Mick) ALP
Rockhampton

QLP
03.07.1902-27.08.1904
(By-election)
GARDNER, Robert James

ALP
Bulimba

QLP
29.04.1950-18.01.1951
(Election Declared Void)
14.04.1951-26.04.1957
(By-election)
26.04.1957-03.08.1957
GARRICK, Sir James Francis

East Moreton

01.07.1867-28.09.1868
Secretary for Public Lands and Mines
10.05.1877-19.11.1878 06.02.1878-07.12.1878
19.05.1956-26.04.1957
26.04.1957-28.05.1960
The 52nd Parliament
223
GALLOWAY, John James

Legislative Council

(5 years)

Moreton


(By-election)
19.11.1878-13.11.1883
Colonial Treasurer
13.11.1869-08.12.1870 13.11.1883-31.12.1883
13.11.1883-28.08.1894 of Government in Legislative Council
(Reappointed; Seat 13.11.1883-24.06.1884
Declared Vacant)

24.06.1884-13.06.1888

1884-1888; 1890-1895
GATELY, Leo Francis
National
01.11.1986-02.12.1989
Southport
South Coast
29.04.1950-28.05.1960
28.05.1960-28.05.1966
GIBBON, James

22.02.1866-19.02.1887
224
GIBBS, Ivan James

National
Albert
07.12.1974-02.12.1989
Minister for Culture, National Parks
and Recreation
24.08.1979-23.12.1980

23.12.1980-01.12.1986

01.12.1986-25.11.1987

Minister for Works, Housing and
Industry 25.11.1987-01.12.1987

09.12.1987-19.01.1989

Minister for Health
19.01.1989-31.08.1989;
25.09.1989-7.12.1989; and also

GIBBS, Robert James (Bob)
ALP
Wolston
12.11.1977-19.09.1992
Minister for Tourism, Sport and

Bundamba
19.09.1992-14.12.1999 Racing 07.12.1989-31.07.1995

(Resigned)
Minister for Primary Industries and

Minister for Racing
31.07.1995-19.02.1996
GAVEN, Eric John

Country

Currumbin

GIBSON, Angus
Minister for Tourism, Sport and

Racing 29.06.1998-14.12.1999
06.04.1899-28.05.1920

National
Gympie
LNP
09.09.2006-09.09.2008
09.09.2008-
GILDAY, John Theophilus
ALP
Ithaca
27.04.1912-08.05.1926
GILLIES, William Neal
ALP
Eacham
27.04.1912-24.10.1925
225

National
Tablelands
01.11.1986-13.06.1998
Minister for Community Services,
(Tom) Ethnic Affairs and Northern
Development 31.08.1989-25.09.1989

26.02.1996-26.06.1998
GILMORE, Thomas Vernon
Country
Tablelands
03.08.1957-01.06.1963
GIVENS, Thomas
ALP
Cairns
11.03.1899-11.03.1902
MHR (Federal) Leichhardt

10.12.1949-28.04.1951
Senator (Federal)
01.01.1904-30.07.1914
05.09.1914-19.06.1928

President of Senate
09.07.1913-30.07.1914
08.10.1914-30.06.1926
GLASSEY, Thomas
ALP
Bundamba

Burke

Bundaberg
12.05.1888-13.05.1893
Senator (Federal)
16.06.1894-21.03.1896 30.03.1901-31.12.1903
(By-election)
21.03.1896-22.06.1901
GLASSON, William Hamline (Bill)

National
Gregory

07.12.1974-30.11.1989
Minister for Lands and Forestry
(Resigned) 23.12.1980-01.12.1987
The 52nd Parliament

26.04.1918-09.09.1919
09.09.1919-26.02.1925
Premier, Chief Secretary and Treasurer
26.02.1925-22.10.1925
Minister for Police

06.12.1982-06.02.1986
Minister for Mapping and Surveying
06.02.1986-01.12.1987
09.12.1987-25.09.1989
GOLDRING, Louis
Flinders
19.05.1888-20.04.1893
GOLEBY, John Phillip

Redlands

07.12.1974-10.09.1985
(Died in Office)
National

226
Minister for Water Resources and

Maritime Services

06.12.1982-10.09.1985
GORE, St. George Richard

Warwick
02.05.1860-14.01.1862
Secretary for Public Lands and Works

03.07.1863-16.08.1871 14.01.1862-21.03.1862

of Government in Legislative Council
13.09.1866-15.08.1867
28.01.1870-03.05.1870
GOSS, John Nelson
Liberal
Aspley
GOSS, Wayne Keith

ALP
Salisbury

Logan

02.12.1989-17.02.2001

Travelsafe 18.04.1996-19.05.1998
22.10.1983-01.11.1986
01.11.1986-13.06.1998 02.03.1988-02.12.1989
(Retired)
Premier, Minister for Economic and
Trade Development and Minister
for the Arts 07.12.1989-24.09.1992

Premier, Minister for Economic and
Trade Development
24.09.1992-19.02.1996
GLEDSON, David Alexander

ALP
Ipswich
22.05.1915-11.05.1929

11.06.1932-14.05.1949 22.10.1925-06.09.1926

06.09.1926-21.05.1929

Secretary for Mines
04.08.1939-08.12.1941

GOVETT, John
Mitchell
27.04.1882-28.04.1888
13.10.2007(By-election)
GRAHAM, Charles James

Clermont

30.04.1872-04.01.1876
(By-election) 15.07.1873-08.01.1874
GRAHAM, Frederick Dickson

ALP
Mackay

20.03.1943-17.05.1969
(By-election)
GRAHAM, William
Darling Downs

23.03.1875-26.11.1878
(By-election)
05.08.1880-07.06.1892
GRANT, Kenneth McDonald

11.03.1902-18.05.1907
18.05.1907-19.11.1907 13.07.1910-23.12.1910
19.11.1907-18.02.1908
Acting Secretary for Public Instruction
18.02.1908-27.04.1912 07.02.1911-03.09.1912
27.04.1912-22.05.1915
Home Secretary and Secretary for
Mines 26.02.1915-01.06.1915
ALP
Rockhampton
Ministerialist
Opposition
Ministerialist
Ministerialist
Fitzroy
GRAY, George Wilkie


23.08.1894-23.03.1922
Minister without Office and
(Council Abolished) Representative of Government in
Legislative Council
12.10.1898-01.12.1899
07.12.1899-17.09.1903
GRAY, Phillip Roy (Phil)
ALP
Gaven
09.09.2006-20.03.2009
GRAYSON, Francis

Ministerialist
#Liberal
Independent
Nationalist
Cunningham
27.08.1904-09.10.1920
GREEN, William Herbert

Northern Country
Townsville
09.10.1920-12.05.1923
Liberal
Ashgrove
07.12.1974-22.10.1983
Minister for Survey, Valuation, Urban

and Regional Affairs
13.08.1976-16.12.1977
The 52nd Parliament
227
GRACE, Ignazia (Grace)

ALP
Brisbane Central

Minister for Survey and Valuation

16.12.1977-23.12.1980
GREGORY, Sir Augustus Charles
10.11.1882-25.06.1905
Surveyor-General of Queensland
1863-1879
GREGORY, Francis Thomas
02.01.1874-23.10.1888

of Government in Legislative
Council 25.09.1883-13.11.1883
GRICE, Allan Maxwell
Broadwater
19.09.1992-17.02.2001
Medal of the Order of Australia

26.01.1988
National
228
03.04.1872-18.11.1873
Attorney-General
(By-election) 03.08.1874-07.12.1878
25.11.1873-15.11.1878
15.11.1878-29.04.1893 05.06.1876-21.01.1879
13.11.1883-03.01.1885

21.09.1878-21.01.1879

Premier, Colonial Secretary
13.11.1883-01.04.1886

Premier, Chief Secretary
01.04.1886-13.06.1888

Colonial Treasurer 17.08.1887-13.06.1888

Postmaster-General
17.02.1885-17.03.1885

Premier, Chief Secretary and AttorneyGeneral 12.08.1890-13.03.1893

Chief Justice of Queensland
05.10.1903-17.10.1903

Chief Justice of High Court of
Australia 05.10.1903-17.10.1919

21.06.1901-24.03.1902
GRIMES, George
Bulimba

18.11.1876-29.11.1878
(By-election)
GRIMES, Samuel
03.12.1878-18.06.1902
Ministerialist
Oxley
GRIFFITH, Sir Samuel Walker

East Moreton

Oxley

North Brisbane
18.05.1899-04.02.1902
25.02.1928-22.10.1933
(By-election)
GROOM, Henry Littleton


12.07.1906-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
GROOM, William Henry

Opposition

Toowoomba

11.08.1862-10.11.1873
Speaker 07.11.1883-04.04.1888
(By-election)
Also MHR (Federal) Darling Downs
10.11.1873-15.11.1878 30.03.1901-08.08.1901
15.11.1878-04.06.1901
GUNN, Donald
Independent
Carnarvon
18.05.1907-09.10.1920
GUNN, William Angus Manson (Bill)
Country/National*
Somerset
27.05.1972-19.09.1992
229

23.12.1980-06.12.1982

Minister for Commerce and Industry
06.12.1982-07.11.1983

Deputy Premier and Minister Assisting
the Treasurer 07.11.1983-06.02.1986

Maritime Services
12.09.1985-06.02.1986

Deputy Premier, Minister Assisting
the Treasurer and Minister for
Police 06.02.1986-09.12.1987
(and 7 other portfolios 01.12.1987
09.12.1987 - see Interim Ahern
Ministry)

Deputy Premier, Minister for Public
Works, Main Roads and Expo and
Minister for Police
09.12.1987-19.01.1989

Deputy Premier, Minister for Public
Works, Housing and Main Roads
19.01.1989-25.09.1989

Deputy Premier, Minister for Finance
and for Local Government
25.09.1989-07.12.1989
The 52nd Parliament
GRIMSTONE, Ernest Lancelot

CPNP
Stanley

GUNN, William Morrison
ALP
Wynnum
15.04.1944-28.05.1966
GYGAR, Terence Joseph (Terry)

Liberal
Stafford

07.12.1974-22.10.1983
04.08.1984-02.12.1989
(By-election)
HADLEY, James William

ALP
Nundah
QLP
19.05.1956-26.04.1957
MHR (Federal) Lilley
26.04.1957-03.08.1957 21.08.1943-10.12.1949
HALES, Albert
National
Ipswich West
07.12.1974-12.11.1977
HALL, George Joseph
ALP
Bundaberg
16.06.1892-06.05.1893
12.07.1906-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
HALY, Charles Robert

Burnett

Leichhardt
04.05.1860-24.06.1863
13.05.1865-06.04.1867
(By-election)
21.04.1869-23.03.1871
(By-election)
12.01.1876-14.11.1878
HAMILL, David John

ALP
Ipswich

22.10.1983-17.02.2001
Minister for Transport, and Minister
(Retired) Assisting The Premier on Economic
07.12.1989-21.02.1995

21.02.1995-19.02.1996

Treasurer 29.06.1998-21.02.2001
HAMILTON, John
Ministerialist

Gympie
Cook
15.11.1878-07.09.1883
30.10.1883-27.08.1904
HAMILTON, William
ALP
Gregory
25.03.1899-10.07.1915

10.07.1915-27.07.1920 08.06.1915-10.07.1915

Secretary for Mines
10.07.1915-15.02.1917

230
HALL, Thomas Murray


15.02.1917-27.07.1920
HANDY, John Killeen
Mitchell

Town of Brisbane

18.06.1870-04.09.1871
(By-election)
27.01.1872-14.11.1873
(By-election)
HANIFY, Gerald Page see

PAGE-HANIFY
HANLON, Edward Michael (Ned)
ALP
Ithaca
08.05.1926-15.01.1952

19.02.1920-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
HANLON, Patrick Joseph (Pat)

ALP
Ithaca

Baroona
08.12.1956-28.05.1960
(By-election)
28.05.1960-07.12.1974
HANRAN, Patrick Francis
Ministerialist
Townsville
11.03.1899-02.10.1909
HANSEN, Brendan Percival
ALP
Maryborough
12.11.1977-22.10.1983

09.12.1961-18.05.1974
HANSON, Edward Joseph
ALP
Buranda
16.08.1924-02.05.1947
Chairman of Committees of Legislative

(By-election) Assembly 17.08.1932-07.08.1939

19.02.1920-23.03.1922
Speaker 08.08.1939-31.07.1944

(Council Abolished)

HANSON, Martin (Marty)
ALP
Port Curtis

01.06.1963-19.02.1976
(Resigned)
HARDACRE, Herbert Freemont
20.05.1893-14.10.1919
ALP
Leichhardt

01.12.1899-07.12.1899
The 52nd Parliament
231
HANLON, John Stanislaus

ALP

Home Secretary 17.06.1932-05.12.1935

Secretary for Health and Home Affairs
05.12.1935-27.04.1944
Treasurer 27.04.1944-07.03.1946
07.03.1946-15.01.1952

10.06.1868-01.06.1870
(Resigned)
HARDEN, Theodore
Mitchell

22.02.1866-23.11.1866
(By-election)
HARDING, William St. John
Independent
Rockhampton North
13.05.1893-04.04.1896
HARGREAVES, John Henry

HARPER, Neville John (Nev)
Ministerialist

National
Cook

Auburn
27.08.1904-19.01.1907
(Died in Office)
29.11.1980-19.09.1992
HARPER, Robert Malcolm (Bob)
Liberal
Mount Ommaney
15.07.1995-13.06.1998

General 19.08.1983-01.12.1986

01.12.1986-01.12.1987;
09.12.1987-25.09.1989.

25.09.1989-07.12.1989
HARRIS, Edward David (Ted)
ALP
Wynnum
28.05.1966-07.12.1974
HARRIS, George

23.05.1860-31.08.1876
(Resigned)
HARRISON, Robert Leslie

Country

Darlington
Logan
03.08.1957-28.05.1960
28.05.1960-15.04.1966
HART, Frederick Hamilton Scott
11.07.1872-15.07.1915
HART, Graham Lloyd
Liberal
Mount Gravatt
03.08.1957-24.01.1963
HARTLEY, Harold Leslie
ALP
Fitzroy
22.05.1915-11.05.1929

24.04.1996-07.05.1997
Premier, Treasurer and Minister for
The Arts 08.05.1997-13.06.1998
232
HARDEN, Henry Scott



01.06.1915-09.09.1919
HARTLEY, William
ALP
Kurilpa
22.05.1915-16.03.1918
HARTWIG, Lindsay Earle

Country/National*
Callide

Independent

National
Greenslopes
27.05.1972-27.03.1981
27.03.1981-01.11.1986
HARVEY, William Charles Roy (Roy)
27.05.1972-07.12.1974
ALP
Stafford
22.10.1983-02.12.1989
Minister for Health

09.12.1987-19.01.1989
11.03.1902-7.02.1911
Home Secretary
11.02.1911-22.03.1912 03.07.1907-19.11.1907
(Resigned) 18.02.1908-29.10.1908
01.07.1912-23.03.1922
Treasurer
(Reappointed & Council 29.10.1908-07.02.1911
Abolished)
HAYES, John
11.06.1932-03.05.1947
ALP
Nundah
HAYWARD, Kenneth William (Ken)

ALP
Caboolture

Kallangur

01.11.1986-19.09.1992
19.09.1992-20.03.2009 06.03.1990-16.12.1991
(Retired)
Minister for Health
16.12.1991-21.2.1995

Minister for Transport and Minister
Assisting the Premier on Economic
21.02.1995-31.07.1995

31.07.1995-19.02.1996

30.07.1998-13.01.2004

Chair, Scrutiny of Legislation Committee
18.03.2004-15.08.2006

Chair, Public Accounts Committee
11.10.2006-20.03.2009
Country
Wide Bay
03.05.1947-29.04.1950
The 52nd Parliament
233
HAWTHORN, Arthur George

Ministerialist
Enoggera
Clarence
Opposition

Marodian
29.04.1950-27.05.1960 Local Government

12.08.1957-09.06.1960
HEALY, Graham John
National
Toowoomba North
19.09.1992-17.02.2001
HEALY, John Joseph OConnor
ALP
Warwick
11.05.1935-03.05.1947

for Families, Youth and Community
Care 16.02.1998-13.06.1998
02.12.1989-05.04.1991
(Resigned)
HEATLEY, William Clarence

Liberal

Albert

14.02.1970-29.10.1971
(By-election) (Died in office)
Senator (Federal)
14.04.1966-30.06.1968
HEGARTY, John Joseph
National
Redlands
15.07.1995-17.02.2001
Deputy Opposition Whip

29.06.1998-17.02.2001
234
HEMMANT, William
East Moreton

Bulimba
04.11.1871-18.11.1873
Colonial Treasurer
(By-election) 08.01.1874-05.06.1876
25.11.1873-26.06.1876
Mount Gravatt
22.10.1983-02.12.1989
Bundamba
19.11.1878-26.10.1880
National
HENDREN, William
Minister for Justice and Corrective

Services 25.09.1989-07.12.1989

Liberal
Sherwood
19.05.1956-13.09.1978

(Resigned) 28.01.1965-10.06.1966

Minister for Labour and Tourism
10.06.1966-20.06.1972

Minister for Tourism, Sport and Welfare
Services 20.06.1972-23.12.1974

Minister for Community and Welfare
Services and Sport
23.12.1974-16.12.1977

Minister for Welfare
16.12.1977-14.09.1978
HERBERT, Sir Robert George
Leichhardt
04.05.1860-13.06.1863
Premier and Colonial Secretary
HEATH, Phillip Arthur (Phil)

ALP
Nundah

Wyndham

HERBERTSON, Robert

Ministerialist
Opposition
West Moreton

13.06.1863-07.08.1866 10.12.1859-01.02.1866

Premier and Minister without Office
20.07.1866-07.08.1866
Port Curtis
27.08.1904-02.10.1909
HEUSSLER, John (Johann) Christian


HEWITT, Neville Thomas Eric (Nev)
Country/National*

26.09.1866-08.10.1870
13.12.1870-26.10.1907
(Reappointed)
Mackenzie
Auburn
HEWITT, William Douglas (Bill)

Liberal
Chatsworth
28.05.1966-12.11.1977

Greenslopes
12.11.1977-22.10.1983 27.02.1975-27.10.1980

Minister for Environment, Valuation
and Administrative Services
23.12.1980-04.08.1983

Minister for Welfare Services
05.08.1983-18.08.1983
HIGGS, William Guy
ALP
Fortitude Valley
11.03.1899-17.07.1901

Senator (Federal) 30.03.1901-31.12.1906

13.04.1910-16.12.1922

Commonwealth Treasurer
27.10.1915-27.10.1916
The 52nd Parliament
235
19.05.1956-27.05.1972
27.05.1972-29.11.1980 Marine Activities
29.05.1969-04.09.1969

Minister for Conservation, Marine
Activities and Aboriginal Affairs
04.09.1969-23.12.1974

Minister for Water Resources, Marine
Services and Aboriginal & Islander
Advancement 23.12.1974-10.03.1975

Minister for Water Resources
10.03.1975-16.12.1977

Minister for Lands, Forestry and Water
Resources 16.12.1977-16.12.1980
HIGSON, William Kay
Rockhampton
17.08.1883-05.05.1888
HILEY, Sir Thomas Alfred

Qld Peoples Party
Logan
15.04.1944-29.04.1950
Treasurer 12.08.1957-23.12.1965

Liberal
Coorparoo
29.04.1950-28.05.1960

Chatsworth
28.05.1960-28.05.1966 12.08.1957-25.09.1963

HILL, Charles Lumley
Gregory
14.11.1878-20.02.1882

Cook
16.09.1885-26.05.1888
HILL, Richard

HILTON, Paul Jerome Remigius

CPNP
Kelvin Grove
11.05.1929-11.06.1932
ALP
Carnarvon
QLP
236
HINCHCLIFFE, Albert
ALP

04.05.1904-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
ALP
Stafford
09.09.2006-
HINTON, Denis Grenville
National
Broadsound
01.11.1986-02.12.1989

11.10.2006-01.11.2006

for Communities, Disability Services,
Seniors and Youth 01.11.200630.01.2007

Communities, Minister for Disability
Services Queensland, Minister for
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
Partnerships, Minister for Seniors and
Youth 30.01.2007-13.09.2007

Premier and Minister for Infrastructure
and Planning 13.09.2007-20.03.2009
11.05.1935-26.04.1957
Secretary for Public Works, Housing
26.04.1957-01.06.1963 and Local Government
10.05.1950-01.05.1952

Secretary for Public Works and Housing
01.05.1952-28.05.1956

Secretary for Lands and Irrigation
28.05.1956-12.08.1957

Country/National
South Coast
28.05.1966-25.05.1988

(Resigned) Electricity 24.10.1974-23.12.1974

Main Roads 23.12.1974-29.07.1980

Minister for Local Government, Main
Roads and Police
29.07.1980-06.12.1982

Minister for Local Government, Main
Roads and Racing
06.12.1982-01.12.1987
03.07.1914-02.11.1914
(Resigned)
HISLOP, Ronald William
ALP
11.05.1935-29.03.1941

National
Warrego
LNP
Sandgate
01.11.1986-09.09.2008
09.09.2008- 26.02.1996-13.02.1998
237
HOBBS, William

26.04.1861-18.10.1880
(Resigned) 30.04.1861-14.01.1862
HOCKINGS, Albert John

Wickham

12.05.1877-25.11.1878
(By-election)
HODEL, Joseph


03.07.1914-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
HODGE, Robert Samuel

Rosewood

Ministerialist
Burnett

Farmers Union
Nanango
11.03.1902-12.12.1904
(Unseated by Petition)
02.10.1909-27.04.1912
27.04.1912-09.10.1920

Country/National*
Nash

Gympie

03.08.1957-28.05.1960
28.05.1960-08.08.1979 08.08.1968-23.12.1974
(Resigned)
Minister for Works and Housing and
Minister for Police
23.12.1974-10.03.1975

Minister for Police
The 52nd Parliament
HIRSCHFELD, Eugen

10.03.1974-13.07.1976
Minister for Tourism and Marine
Services 13.08.1976-31.07.1979
HODGKINSON, William Oswald

Burke
04.12.1873-13.09.1875
Secretary for Mines and Works

19.05.1888-13.05.1893 19.05.1888-13.05.1893

Secretary for Mines and Secretary for
Public Instruction
12.08.1890-27.03.1893
238
HODGSON, Samuel
West Moreton


28.09.1868-13.06.1870
06.11.1871-16.04.1872
(Resigned)
04.07.1885-09.09.1907
HOLBERTON, Frederick Hurrell
HOLLIS, Raymond Keith (Ray)

ALP
Redcliffe
02.12.1989-21.07.2005

(Resigned)

HOOD, William Walter
Ministerialist
Warrego
22.10.1898-21.11.1899

(By-election)(Election Void)

10.11.1992-02.04.1996
Speaker 28.07.1998-21.07.2005
Chair (ex-officio) Standing Orders

Committee 30.07.1998-21.07.2005
HOOLAN, John
ALP
Burke

09.08.1890-12.03.1894
04.04.1896-18.03.1899
Keppel
07.02.2004-
Buranda
Greenslopes
03.08.1957-28.05.1960
28.05.1960-23.08.1977 22.08.1963-20.06.1972
ALP
HOOPER, Keith William

Liberal

Chair, Parliamentary Crime and

Misconduct Committee 11.01.2006 -
HODGSON, Sir Arthur

Warrego
18.09.1868-23.11.1869

19.05.1888-13.05.1893 10.09.1868-25.11.1868


MLA (NSW) Clarence and Darling
Downs 05.07.1858-11.04.1859

Newcastle 14.06.1859-10.11.1860

(Resigned)
20.06.1972-23.08.1977
HOOPER, Kevin Joseph (Kev)

ALP

Archerfield

27.05.1972-09.03.1984
(Died in Office)
HOOPER, Maxwell David (Max)
National
Townsville West
07.12.1974-29.11.1980
HOPE, Louis

24.04.1862-01.11.1882
(Resigned)
HOPPER, Raymond Gordon (Ray)

17.02.2001-21.12.2001
21.12.2001-09.09.2008
09.09.2008-
Independent
Darling Downs
National
LNP
Minister for Maritime Services and

Tourism 24.8.1979-16.12.1980
239
18.05.1991-09.09.2008
Minister for Health
(By-election) 26.02.1996-26.06.1998
09.09.2008-
Deputy Leader of the National Party
17.02.1998-26.02.1999

29.06.1998-26.02.1999

Leader of the National Party and
02.03.2001-04.02.2003

Opposition Whip
06.04.2009HORWITZ, Jacob
HOUGHTON, James Edward Hiram
(Jim)

HOUSTON, John William (Jack)
Warwick
19.11.1878-02.07.1887
Independent
Redcliffe
Liberal
Country/National*
28.05.1960-07.08.1979
Speaker 29.10.1974-04.07.1979
(Resigned)
ALP
03.08.1957-25.07.1980
Bulimba

HUGHES, Clive Melwyn
Liberal
Kurilpa
28.05.1960-07.12.1974
HUNGERFORD, Harold Mortimer
Country
Balonne
17.05.1969-11.01.1972
11.10.1966-22.07.1974
Received AM 26.01.1981
The 52nd Parliament
HORAN, Michael James (Mike)

National
Toowoomba South

LNP
HUNTER, David

Opposition
Ministerialist
Woolloongabba
05.02.1908-27.04.1912
HUNTER, Ernest Charles James
Burke
19.05.1888-24.06.1890
HUNTER, John McEwan
ALP
Maranoa
18.05.1907-22.10.1919

HURLEY, John
Maryborough
17.08.1883-08.07.1884
240
HUXHAM, John
Opposition
Brisbane South
05.02.1908-02.10.1909

Ministerialist
Buranda
27.04.1912-31.07.1924 10.07.1915-23.03.1916

ALP
Home Secretary 23.03.1916-09.09.1919

09.09.1919-14.07.1924

HYND, Thomas Simpson (Tom)
National
Nerang
01.11.1986-02.12.1989
HYNE, Richard Matthew
Maryborough
05.05.1888-29.04.1893
HYNES, Maurice Patrick (Mossy)
Townsville
12.05.1923-27.03.1939
INCH, Alexander James

ALP

Burke
Mount Isa
28.05.1960-27.05.1972
27.05.1972-07.12.1974
INGRAM, Walter Charles
Keppel
15.04.1944-24.07.1952
ALP
ALP
INNES, John Angus Mackenzie (Angus) Liberal

Sherwood


06.09.1989-02.12.1989

17.06.1932-27.03.1939
25.11.1978-13.05.1990
(By-election) (Resigned) 31.01.1988-13.05.1990

01.06.1915-30.04.1918

30.04.1918-22.10.1919
MLA (NSW) Central Cumberland
22.02.1872-28.11.1874
Hartley 21.04.1876-09.11.1880
12.02.1887-06.06.1891
03.07.1901-20.08.1907
ISAAC, Frederick Neville
25.08.1864-13.07.1865
ISAMBERT, Jean Baptiste Louis
Rosewood
17.07.1882-25.10.1892
29.12.1873-28.11.1878
(By-election)
15.09.1879-01.07.1881
(Resigned)
JACKSON, George

ALP
Kennedy
Ministerialist
Opposition
Ministerialist
13.05.1893-18.05.1907
18.05.1907-19.11.1907 29.09.1903-31.12.1907
19.11.1907-18.02.1908
18.02.1908-02.10.1909 29.06.1909-22.10.1909
JAMES, Alfred Arthur
ALP
Logan
16.03.1918-09.10.1920
JAMIESON, Charles Henry
Independent
Lockyer
11.05.1929-11.06.1932
JARRATT, Janice Heather (Jan)
ALP
Whitsunday
17.02.2001-
241

JENKINSON, Charles Moffat

Opposition
Wide Bay

Fassifern

19.03.1898-11.03.1902
(By-election)
13.01.1903-02.10.1909
(By-election)
JENNINGS, Douglas Bernard (Doug)

National

Southport

29.11.1980-09.04.1987
(Died in Office)
JENSEN, Eugene Dubois (Lou)
ALP
Bundaberg
17.05.1969-12.11.1977

for Primary Industries and Fisheries
21.09.2006-13.09.2007
Women 01.11.2006-13.09.2007
for State Development, Employment
for Tourism, Regional Development and
Industry 13.09.2007-20.03.2009
MLA (Victoria) Westernport

March 1976-March 1979
The 52nd Parliament
IVORY, Francis Jeffrey

Burnett


JENSEN, Magnus
JESSON, Cecil George

ALP

JESSOP, John Shillito
JOHNSON, Thomas Alexander
04.05.1904-16.05.1915
Kennedy
Hinchinbrook
11.05.1935-29.04.1950
Government Whip
29.04.1950-28.05.1960 01.07.1950-10.06.1957
Dalby
31.01.1882-29.04.1893
04.05.1904-28.10.1914
15.08.1888-30.06.1891
242
JOHNSTON, James
Bulimba

07.07.1876-07.11.1876
(By-election)
JOHNSTON, John
12.08.1870-09.10.1872
Ipswich
JONES, Alfred James

ALP
Burnett

Maryborough

Paddington


JONES, Arthur
ALP
Burke

Charters Towers

QLP
27.08.1904-02.10.1909
Secretary for Mines
22.05.1915-14.02.1917 15.02.1917-20.05.1929
18.03.1922-11.05.1932
Representative of Government in
(By-election) Legislative Council
15.02.1917-16.09.1920 15.02.1917-24.02.1922
(Resigned)
21.10.1920-24.02.1922
02.11.1929-11.06.1932
(By-election) 09.02.1942-27.04.1944
27.05.1939-26.04.1957
Secretary for Mines
(By-election) 09.02.1942-16.09.1942
26.04.1957-28.05.1960
27.04.1944-15.05.1947

Secretary for Health and Home
Affairs 15.05.1947-10.05.1950

National
Gregory
02.12.1989-09.09.2008

LNP
09.09.2008- 26.02.1996-26.06.1998

Deputy Leader of the National Party
and Deputy Leader of the Opposition
02.03.2001-04.02.2003
10.05.1950-12.08.1957
JONES, George Hall
Burnett
12.05.1888-12.06.1891
JONES, Gerry see

JONES, Norman Francis
JONES, Hamilton Cuffe
ALP

10.10.1917-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
JONES, John
09.10.1920-12.05.1923
Northern Country
Kennedy
04.02.1862-10.6.1863
18.03.1865-01.01.1866
ALP
Ashgrove
09.09.2006-
JONES, Norman Francis (Gerry)
ALP
Everton
27.05.1972-07.12.1974
JONES, Raymond (Ray)

ALP
Cairns

27.02.1965-22.10.1983
(By-election)
JONES, Rees Rutland

Rockhampton North
JONES, Thomas Llewellyn
ALP
Oxley


12.05.1888-13.05.1893
22.05.1915-16.03.1918
18.08.1919-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
JONES, Vincent Edward

Country

Callide

29.04.1950-30.10.1971
(Died in Office)
JORDAN, Ellen Violet (Vi)
ALP
Ipswich West
28.05.1966-07.12.1974
JORDAN, Henry
Town of Brisbane

East Moreton

South Brisbane

Brisbane South
Deputy Government Whip 11.07.200825.03.2009
11.05.1860-17.10.1860
23.12.1868-20.10.1871 30.08.1887-13.06.1888
(By-election)
21.08.1883-12.05.1888
12.05.1888-30.06.1890
The 52nd Parliament
243
JONES, John Gore

Warwick

Mitchell
KAISER, Michael Hans (Mike)

ALP
Woodridge
05.02.2000-10.01.2001

(By-election)

Independent
10.01.2001-17.02.2001

KANE, James David
ALP
East Toowoomba
11.05.1935-02.04.1938
KATES, Francis
Ministerialist
Darling Downs

Independent Ministerialist Cunningham
26.11.1878-01.11.1881
01.10.1883-04.05.1888
11.03.1899-260.9.1903
KATTER, Robert Carl (Bob)
07.12.1974-19.09.1992
National
Flinders

244

KAUS, William Bernard (Bill)

Liberal
Liberal
National
Hawthorne
Mansfield
Mansfield
28.05.1966-27.05.1972
27.05.1972-13.07.1983
13.07.1983-1.11.1986
ALP
Albert
17.02.2001-
Minister for Tourism, Fair Trading and

Wine Industry Development
12.02.2004-13.09.2007
Minister for Women 01.11.200613.09.2007
Minister for Child Safety and Minister for
Women 13.09.2007-26.03.2009

and Aboriginal and Island Affairs
07.11.1983-06.02.1986
and Community Services
06.02.1986-01.12.1987
Minister for Northern Development,
Community Services and Ethnic
Affairs 09.12.1987-19.01.1989
Minister for Community Services and
Ethnic Affairs 19.01.1989-28.08.1989
Minister for Northern and Regional
Development 25.09.1989-07.12.1989
Also MHR (Federal) Kennedy
13.03.1993-
KEHOE, Gregory Brian (Brian)

ALP
Nash
QLP
07.03.1953-26.04.1957
26.04.1957-03.08.1957
KELLETT, William
Stanley
10.12.1878-23.05.1888
KELSO, William

United
CPNP
Nundah
12.05.1923-11.06.1932
KENNA, Francis

ALP
Bowen
Ministerialist
Opposition
Ministerialist
11.03.1902-18.05.1907
18.05.1907-19.11.1907
19.11.1907-18.02.1908
18.02.1908-29.10.1908
29.10.1908-02.10.1909
27.06.1863-28.07.1864
KENNY, James Alexander

Charles
CPNP
Cook
11.05.1929-11.05.1935
KENT, William
Ministerialist
Burnett
25.03.1899-27.08.1904
KEOGH, Denis Thomas

ALP
Rosewood

Opposition

Ministerialist

Opposition

Ministerialist
21.03.1896-11.08.1896
29.08.1896-11.03.1902
12.12.1904-18.05.1907
(Appointed by Elections Tribunal)
18.05.1907-19.11.1907
19.11.1907-18.02.1908
18.02.1908-24.08.1911
KEOGH, James Patrick
ALP
11.06.1932-31.08.1940
KERR, George

ALP
Barcoo
Ministerialist
Opposition
Ministerialist
Merthyr
20.05.1893-18.05.1907
18.05.1907-19.11.1907 03.07.1907-19.11.1907
19.11.1907-18.02.1908
Secretary for Railways and Public Works
18.02.1908-29.10.1908 18.02.1908-29.10.1908
29.10.1908-02.10.1909
The 52nd Parliament
245
KENNEDY, William Francis

Maranoa

KERR, James Stevingstone

Nationalist
Enoggera
09.10.1920-11.06.1932
Government Whip
United 02.08.1929-11.06.1932
CPNP
KERR, Thomas Caldwell

UAP
Oxley
Qld Peoples Party
Liberal
Sherwood
17.04.1943-29.04.1950
(By-election)
29.04.1950-19.05.1956
KERWIN, Patrick James
CPNP
11.05.1929-11.06.1932
Merthyr
26.10.1912-22.05.1915
(By-election)
KEYATTA, George
ALP
Townsville

27.05.1939-28.05.1960
(By-election)
KIDGELL, James Gawthorne

Gympie

23.03.1877-15.11.1878
(By-election)
246
KIDSTON, William

ALP
Rockhampton
Ministerialist
Opposition
Ministerialist
04.04.1896-18.05.1907
Treasurer & Postmaster-General
18.05.1907-19.11.1907 01.12.1899-07.12.1899
19.11.1907-18.02.1908
Treasurer 17.09.1903-19.01.1906
18.02.1908-07.02.1911
Premier, Chief Secretary & Treasurer
19.01.1906-19.11.1907

18.02.1908-07.02.1911
ALP
Mount Isa
09.09.2006-
07.04.2009KILPATRICK, Charles
ALP

19.02.1920-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
KING, George

KING, Henry Edward
Wide Bay

Ravenswood

26.01.1882-19.03.1890
(Resigned)
12.08.1870-13.07.1871
04.10.1871-12.11.1873 13.11.1874-10.05.1876
(By-election)
Speaker
09.12.1874-14.11.1878 25.07.1876-26.07.1883
(By-election)
KESSELL, John Henry

Ministerialist
Port Curtis

Maryborough
15.11.1878-17.08.1883
KING, Reginald Macdonnell

Nationalist
Logan
09.10.1920-11.05.1935
Secretary for Public Works and Public
United Instruction 21.05.1929-17.06.1932
CPNP
KING, Robert
ALP
Maranoa
13.05.1893-18.03.1899
02.12.1989-21.11.1990
(Election declared void)
KING, William Thomas
ALP
Maree
11.06.1932-29.03.1941
KINGSBURY, John James
Ministerialist
Brisbane North
29.04.1893-21.03.1896
KINGSFORD, Richard Ash

South Brisbane

26.05.1875-21.08.1883
(By-election)
KINGSTON, Dr. John Alan

PHON+
Maryborough

IND

13.06.1998-23.02.1999
23.02.1999-24.03.2003
(Resigned)
KIPPIN, Victoria Ann (Vicky)
National
Mourilyan
07.12.1974-29.11.1980
KIRWAN, Michael Joseph
ALP
Brisbane
27.04.1912-11.06.1932
21.08.1940-29.03.1941
15.12.1920-10.07.1924

14.07.1924-26.02.1925
26.02.1925-21.05.1929
KNOX, Sir William Edward

Liberal
Nundah
03.08.1957-2.12.1989
23.12.1965-20.12.1971

General and Minister for Transport
20.12.1971-20.06.1972

General 20.06.1972-13.08.1976

Deputy Premier and Treasurer
The 52nd Parliament
247
KING, Robert George

Liberal
Nicklin

248
KRUGER, Raymond Charles (Joe)
ALP
Murrumba
12.11.1977-01.11.1986
KYBURZ, Rosemary Annette (Rosie)
Liberal
Salisbury
07.12.1974-22.10.1983
LAIDLEY, James Turquand

Legislative Council
(5 years)
01.05.1860-16.08.1864
(Resigned)
LALOR, James

Maranoa

05.12.1878-12.05.1888
23.08.1888-11.08.1921
(Resigned)
LAMB, Edward William

Mitchell

LAMBERT, William Frederick

04.01.1867-03.12.1869
(By-election) 15.08.1867-10.09.1868
15.03.1872-03.12.1901
(Resigned)
LAMING, Bruce
Liberal
Mooloolah
19.09.1992-17.02.2001

LAMOND, William McMillan (Bill)
National
Wynnum
07.12.1974-12.11.1977
LAMONT, Alexander James
Ministerialist
Brisbane South
11.03.1902-27.08.1904
02.04.1996-19.05.1998
13.08.1976-09.10.1978

Treasurer 09.10.1978-15.12.1978

Minister for Health
15.12.1978-23.12.1980

Minister for Employment and Labour
Relations 23.12.1980-18.08.1983

03.11.1983-31.01.1988

KNUTH, Jeffrey Alan (Jeff)
PHON+
Burdekin
13.06.1998-23.02.1999
Whip PHON+

IND
23.02.1999-05.08.1999 23.06.1998-23.02.1999

CPQ
05.08.1999-18.02.2000

CCAQ
18.02.2000-17.02.2001

KNUTH, Shane Andrew
National
Charters Towers
07.02.2004-09.09.2008

LNP
09.09.2008-
LAMONT, Colin Charles
Liberal
South Brisbane
07.12.1974-12.11.1977
LAND, Edward Martin
ALP
Balonne
27.08.1904-02.05.1927
20.12.1862-11.05.1865
(Resigned)
17.05.1865-23.09.1865
LANE, Donald Frederick (Don)

Liberal
Merthyr

National

24.07.1971-25.10.1983
(By-election) 23.12.1980-18.08.1983
25.10.1983-30.01.1989 07.11.1983-01.12.1987
(Resigned)

07.02.2004-09.09.2008
09.09.2008-
Liberal
Surfers Paradise
LNP
249
LARCOMBE, James
ALP
Keppel
27.04.1912-11.05.1929

Rockhampton
11.06.1932-19.05.1956 09.09.1919-22.10.1919

22.10.1919-07.04.1920

07.04.1920-21.05.1929

Secretary for Mines
12.04.1939-04.08.1939

04.08.1939-27.04.1944

27.04.1944-07.03.1946

Treasurer 07.03.1946-10.05.1950

Attorney-General
10.05.1950-10.03.1952
ALP
Kurwongbah
24.05.1997- 20.03.2009

(By-election) (Retired) 30.07.1998-23.01.2001

State Development and Innovation
19.02.2004-03.03.2005

for Energy and Minister for Aboriginal
The 52nd Parliament
LANDSBOROUGH, William

and Torres Strait Islander Policy

03.03.2005-28.07.2005

28.07.2005-13.09.2006

and Women 13.09.2006-18.10.2006

Chair, Investigation into Altruistic
Surrogacy Committee 14.02.200808.10.2008

Chair, Members Ethics and Privileges
Committee 11.11.2008-20.03.2009
ALP
Southport
17.02.2001-
250

LAWSON, George
ALP
18.08.1919-23.03.1922
MHR (Federal) Brisbane


Minister for Transport (Federal)
07.10.1941-21.09.1943
LEAHY, John
Independent
Bulloo
25.04.1893-20.01.1909
Secretary for Railways and Public Works

Ministerialist 01.02.1901-17.09.1903

Speaker 23.07.1907-20.01.1909
LEAHY, Patrick James
Ministerialist
Warrego

Opposition


11.03.1902-18.05.1907
24.09.1907-05.02.1908 19.11.1907-18.02.1908
(Reinstated by Elections Tribunal)
01.07.1912-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
LEE, Norman Edward (Norm)

Liberal
Yeronga
06.06.1964-29.11.1989

(By-election)(Resigned) 10.03.1975-16.12.1977

Minister for Industry and Administrative
Services 16.12.1977-23.12.1980
LEE, Ronan Oliver

ALP
Indooroopilly
GRN
17.02.2001-05.10.2008
05.10.2008-20.03.2009

for Communities, Disablility Services,
Chair, Palm Island Select Committee

19.04.2005-25.08.2005
Chair, Health Quality and Complaints
Commission Select Committee
01.07.2007-15.11.2007
One Nation
Tablelands
17.02.2001-20.03.2009
LEESE, Kenneth James
ALP
Pine Rivers
27.05.1972-07.12.1974

Communities, Minister for Disability
Services Queensland, Minister for
Partnerships, Minister for Seniors and
Youth 30.01.2007-13.09.2007
for Main Roads and Local Government
13.09.2007-05.10.2008
251
18.05.1907-16.01.1920
18.08.1920-23.03.1922 01.06.1915-09.09.1919
(Council Abolished)
09.09.1919-09.01.1920

18.08.1920-23.03.1922

03.02.1920-03.12.1920
17.09.1925-13.06.1927
08.05.1929-02.06.1929
LESINA, Vincent Bernard
Joseph
ALP
LESTER, Vincent Patrick (Vince)

National

Clermont
Belyando
Peak Downs
Keppel
11.03.1899-27.04.1912
07.12.1974-12.11.1977
Minister for Employment and Labour
12.11.1977-19.09.1992 Relations 19.08.1983-06.11.1983
19.09.1992-07.02.2004
Minister for Employment and Industrial
Affairs 07.11.1983-01.12.1987

Also Minister for Small Business
01.12.1986-01.12.1987

Industrial Affairs
09.12.1987-25.09.1989

Minister for Police, Minister for
The 52nd Parliament
LENNON, William
ALP
Herbert


Employment, Training and Industrial

Affairs 25.09.1989-07.12.1989
Chairman, Parliamentary Criminal Justice
Committee 24.04.1996-30.07.1998
Opposition Whip 22.03.2001-07.02.2004
252
LILLEY, Sir Charles

Hamlet of Fortitude Valley

Fortitude Valley
01.05.1860-25.11.1873
Attorney-General
25.11.1873-14.02.1874 11.09.1865-20.07.1866
07.08.1866-15.08.1867

Premier and Attorney-General
25.11.1868-12.11.1869

10.11.1869-03.05.1870
LINDLEY, George
Ministerialist
Wide Bay
11.03.1902-18.05.1907
LINDSAY, Brian David

Valentine
Liberal
Everton
07.12.1974-12.11.1977
LINGARD, Kevin Rowson (Kev)

National
Fassifern

Beaudesert

LNP

22.10.1983-19.09.1992
Speaker
19.09.1992-09.09.2008 17.02.1987-24.11.1987
09.09.2008-20.03.2009 05.07.1989-02.11.1989
(Retired)
25.11.1987-01.12.1987

29.09.1992-19.02.1996

Community Care
26.02.1996-13.02.1998
LICKISS, William Daniel (Bill)

Liberal
Mount Coot-tha
01.06.1963-01.11.1986
Minister for Survey, Valuation, Urban and

Moggill
01.11.1986-29.11.1989 Regional Affairs

(Resigned) 10.03.1975-13.08.1976

General 13.08.1976-14.09.1978

Minister for Justice and Welfare and
Attorney-General
14.09.1978-02.10.1978

Minister for Justice and Attorney
General 02.10.1978-23.12.1980

LINNETT, John

Independent
Rockhampton North
Ministerialist
Deputy Leader National Party

29.09.1992-13.02.1998
17.10.1901-11.03.1902
(By-election)
LISSNER, Isidor Siegfried

Ministerialist

Kennedy
Cairns
05.10.1883-13.05.1893
04.04.1896-11.03.1899 27.03.1893-25.05.1893
LITTLE, William Clancy
Woothakata
19.05.1888-20.05.1893

National
Condamine

Western Downs

LLEWELYN, Evan John

ALP
Toowoomba

04.04.1925-11.05.1929
(By-election)
11.06.1932-28.11.1935
LLEWELYN, Henry
ALP

10.10.1917-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
LLOYD, Eric Gayford

ALP
Kedron

14.04.1951-27.05.1972
(By-election)
LLOYD, William Field
22.05.1915-09.10.1920
ALP
Enoggera
The 52nd Parliament
253
22.10.1983-19.09.1992
Minister for Education, Youth and
19.09.1992-17.02.2001 Sport 09.12.1987-25.09.1989
(Retired)
Minister for Education, Youth, Sport and
Recreation
25.09.1989-07.12.1989

11.12.1991-29.09.1992

26.02.1996-26.06.1998
LIVINGSTONE, Donald Wallace (Don) ALP
Ipswich West
02.12.1989-13.06.1998

17.02.2001-09.09.2006 05.10.1992-22.02.1995

Government Whip
22.02.1995-20.02.1996

Opposition Whip
20.02.1996-13.06.1998

Chair, Public Works Committee
03.05.2001-15.08.2006
Kelvin Grove
12.05.1923-11.05.1929
LOCKWOOD, John Aubrey Ross
Liberal
Toowoomba North
07.12.1974-22.10.1983
LOGAN, George Andrew

Country
CPNP
Lockyer
09.10.1920-11.05.1929
03.08.1957-04.03.1958
Speaker
(Election Declared Void) 02.08.1972-28.10.1974
17.05.1958-28.10.1974
(By-election)(Resigned)
LONG, William Houston


10.03.1873-01.03.1878
(Resigned)
LONGMAN, Irene Maud
CPNP
Bulimba
11.05.1929-11.06.1932
LORD, Frederick
Ministerialist
Stanley
29.04.1893-11.03.1902
LORD, Robert Stuart
Gympie
07.11.1873-09.03.1877
LOVEJOY, William
Aubigny
29.04.1893-17.07.1894
LOW, David Alan

Country/National*
Cooroora

03.05.1947-16.10.1974
(Resigned)
LOW, Jacob
Balonne
27.05.1874-05.10.1883
LOWES, Harold Bertram
Brisbane
07.12.1974-12.11.1977
Opposition
Liberal
First woman elected to Legislative

Assembly
LUCAS, Paul Thomas

ALP
Lytton
05.10.1996-
Chairman, Parliamentary Criminal

(By-election) Justice Committee
30.07.1998-21.02.2001

Sport 22.02.2001-23.03.2001

Minister for Innovation and Information
Economy 23.03.2001-12.02.2004

(Minister with responsibility for
254
LONERGAN, William Horace (Bill)

Country/National*
Flinders

Energy 20.12.2002-12.02.2004)
12.02.2004-13.09.2007

Deputy Premier and Minister for
Infrastructure and Planning
13.09.2007-26.03.2009

LUCKINS, Louis Wells
UAP
Maree
29.03.1941-29.04.1950

Independent
Norman
29.04.1950-07.03.1953

Qld People's Party

Liberal

LUKE, Alfred James
Ministerialist
Aubigny
27.04.1912-22.05.1915
12.05.1888-06.05.1893
11.03.1899-06.07.1899
LYONS, James
Cairns
11.03.1902-27.08.1904
LYONS, Robert
Fitzroy
04.05.1888-17.07.1889
MACALISTER, Arthur
Ipswich

Eastern Downs

Ipswich

10.05.1860-18.09.1868
18.09.1868-22.07.1871 30.05.1860-12.06.1861
22.10.1872-14.06.1876
Secretary for Lands and Public Works
(By-election) 21.03.1862-20.07.1866
25.11.1868-28.01.1869

Premier and Secretary for Lands and
Works 01.02.1866-20.07.1866

07.08.1866-15.08.1867 &
08.01.1874-05.06.1876

Secretary for Public Works and Gold
Fields 28.01.1869-03.05.1870

Speaker 15.11.1870-21.06.1871

24.10.1874-13.11.1874

Also M.L.A. (NSW) Ipswich
14.06.1859-10.12.1859
MACANSH, John Donald
17.04.1886-01.08.1896
The 52nd Parliament
255
LUYA, Abraham Fleetwood

Brisbane South


Liberal
Caloundra
07.02.2004-09.09.2008
Whip, Liberal Party

LNP
09.09.2008- 17.02.2004-28.09.2005

07.08.2006-06.12.2007

Leader of the Liberal Party 06.12.200709.09.2008

09.09.2008-02.04.2009

Deputy Leader of the Liberal National
Party 09.09.2008-02.04.2009
24.11.1900-05.02.1908
(By-election) 07.02.1911-11.12.1912
02.10.1909-05.09.1911
16.09.1911-09.10.1920 30.08.1929-10.11.1931
(By-election)
256
McCATHIE, Colin George

ALP
Haughton
29.04.1950-26.04.1957
Secretary for Mines and Immigration

QLP
26.04.1957-28.05.1960 22.12.1954-28.05.1956

and Immigration 28.05.1956-12.08.1957
McCAULEY, Diane Elizabeth (Di)
National
Callide
01.11.1986-13.06.1998
McCONNEL, John

26.04.1861-16.07.1868
(Resigned)
McCORD, William Fraser
28.03.1896-14.04.1898
Ministerialist
Burnett
McCORMACK, William
ALP
Cairns
27.04.1912-21.02.1930

(Resigned)

MacDEVITT, Edward ODonnell

Kennedy
Ravenswood

Planning 26.02.1996-26.06.1998
Speaker 12.07.1915-09.09.1919
Home Secretary 09.09.1919-02.07.1923
02.07.1923-22.10.1925
Premier, Chief Secretary & Treasurer
22.10.1925-21.05.1929
15.09.1870-18.11.1873
Attorney-General
18.11.1873-13.11.1874 08.01.1874-03.08.1874
MACARTNEY, Sir Edward Henry

Ministerialist
Toowong

Opposition
Brisbane North

Ministerialist
Toowong

#Liberal
McDONALD, Charles
ALP
Flinders
20.05.1893-24.06.1901
MHR (Federal) Kennedy

30.03.1901-13.11.1925

Speaker (Federal)
01.07.1910-08.07.1913
08.10.1914-13.06.1917
MACDONALD, Duncan
Country
Stanley
02.04.1938-29.04.1950

Somerset
29.04.1950-07.03.1953
McDONALD, Lewis Richard
ALP

10.10.1917-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
MacDONALD, Peter Fitzallan
18.11.1873-28.11.1878
Blackall
15.11.1878-17.08.1883
(By-election) of Government in Legislative
21.11.1883-21.04.1885 Council 22.04.1885-17.08.1887
21.03.1896-31.07.1901
Also MHR (Federal) Brisbane
(By-election) 30.03.1901-16.12.1903
22.04.1885-11.03.1896
McDONNELL, Francis (Frank)

ALP
Fortitude Valley


21.03.1896-18.05.1907
03.07.1907-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
McDOUGALL, John Frederick

Legislative Council
(5 years)
(Reappointed for Life)
01.05.1860-01.05.1865
01.05.1865-13.09.1895
(Resigned)
McELLIGOTT, Kenneth Victor (Ken) ALP

Townsville
22.10.1983-01.11.1986
Minister for Health

Thuringowa
01.11.1986-13.06.1998 07.12.1989-10.12.1991

Minister for Lands 31.07.1995-19.02.1996
MacFARLANE, John
Rockhampton

Leichhardt

20.11.1877-15.11.1878
(By-election)
17.04.1879-10.04.1880
(By-election)
MacFARLANE, John
Ministerialist
Ipswich

07.03.1878-07.03.1894
(By-election)
The 52nd Parliament
257
MacDONALD-PATERSON, Thomas
Ministerialist
Rockhampton

Moreton

Brisbane North

McGAHAN, Thomas
Cunningham
McGHIE, Charles Stewart

ALP

21.03.1896-11.03.1899
04.05.1904-21.01.1917
(Resigned)
MacGROARTY, Neil Francis

CPNP
South Brisbane
11.05.1929-11.06.1932
Attorney-General
21.05.1929-17.06.1932
McILWRAITH, Sir Thomas
Ministerialist
Warrego
05.01.1870-08.08.1871

(By-election) 08.01.1874-24.10.1874

Maranoa
25.11.1873-20.11.1878
Premier and Colonial Treasurer

Mulgrave
21.11.1878-05.06.1886 21.01.1879-05.01.1882

Brisbane North
05.05.1888-21.03.1896
and Colonial Secretary
24.12.1881-13.11.1883

and Chief Secretary and Colonial
Treasurer 13.06.1888-30.11.1888

and Chief Secretary and Secretary for
258
McGRADY, Anthony (Tony)

ALP
Mount Isa
02.12.1989-09.09.2006
06.03.1990-16.12.1991

Minister for Resource Industries
16.12.1991-24.09.1992

Minister for Minerals and Energy
24.09.1992-19.02.1996

Minister Assisting the Deputy
Premier on Regional Development
29.06.1998-22.02.2001

Services and Minister Assisting the
Premier on the Carpentaria Minerals
Province 22.02.2001-12.02.2004

Minister for State Development and
Innovation 12.02.2004-28.07.2005

Chairman (ex-officio) Standing Orders
Committee 09.08.2005-15.08.2006

Speaker 09.08.2005-09.10.2006

MacGREGOR, Peter Balderston
Nationalist
Merthyr
09.10.1920-15.05.1923

McINTYRE, Donald
Ministerialist
Aubigny
18.05.1907-05.02.1908
McINTYRE, Malcolm
Country
Cunningham
15.04.1944-07.03.1953
Railways 27.03.1893-27.10.1893

30.11.1888-17.09.1889
29.03.1895-09.12.1897
Chief Secretary and Secretary for
Railways 27.10.1893-29.03.1895
259

Country/National*
Carnarvon

01.06.1963-24.10.1974
(Resigned) Electricity 20.06.1972-24.10.1974

National
Carnarvon
07.12.1974-27.11.1989

(Resigned) Committee 06.09.1979-25.09.1980

Minister for Tourism, National Parks,
Sport and The Arts
07.11.1983-01.12.1986

Minister for Industry and Technology
01.12.1986-25.11.1987

Minister for Family Services and
Welfare Housing
09.12.1987-19.01.1989

19.01.1989-25.09.1989
ALP
Chatsworth
12.11.1977-25.07.2005
(Terry)
(Resigned)

Minister for Police and Emergency

Services 07.12.1989-10.12.1991
Minister for Housing, Local
Government and Planning
24.09.1992-19.02.1996

Minister for Rural Communities
The 52nd Parliament
MACKAY, Angus
South Brisbane
22.11.1878-24.03.1880
MACKAY, George Hugh
Ministerialist
Gympie
27.04.1912-22.05.1915
M.H.R. (Federal) Lilley
05.05.1917-07.08.1934

Speaker (Federal)
17.02.1932-17.08.1934
260

MACKENZIE, Sir Robert Ramsay
Burnett
04.05.1860-06.04.1869

MACKINTOSH, Donald
Ministerialist

Cambooya
Pittsworth
18.03.1899-27.04.1912
27.04.1912-22.05.1915
McLACHLAN, Peter Alfred

ALP
Fortitude Valley

Merthyr

05.02.1908-27.04.1912
22.05.1915-09.10.1920
15.05.1923-11.05.1929
McLEAN, Bernard
11.05.1935-29.03.1941
ALP
Bundaberg
McLEAN, John Donald

Eastern Downs


Premier and Colonial Treasurer
15.08.1867-25.11.1868
02.05.1862-16.12.1866
Colonial Treasurer
(By-election) 21.07.1866-16.12.1866
16.12.1994-19.02.1996
Minister for Provision of Infrastructure
for Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Islander Communities
31.07.1995-19.02.1996
12.12.1995-19.02.1996
Minister for Consumer Affairs
12.12.1995-19.02.1996
Minister for Regional and Rural
Communities 29.06.1998-16.12.1999
Minister for Communication and
Information 29.06.1998-22.02.2001
Planning 29.06.1998-30.11.2000
Minister for Sport 16.12.1999-25.07.2005
Parliamentary Entitlements
30.07.1998-30.10.1998
30.11.2000-22.02.2001
Deputy Premier 30.11.2000-25.07.2005
Treasurer 22.02.2001-25.07.2005
09.05.1876-17.08.1883
(By-election) 07.12.1878-21.01.1879
McLEAN, Ronald Thomas (Ron)

ALP
Bulimba

29.11.1980-19.09.1992
Minister for Administrative Services
(Retired) 07.12.1989-24.09.1992
McMASTER, John
Ministerialist
Fortitude Valley

Opposition


14.09.1885-11.03.1899
03.08.1901-27.08.1904
(By-election)
18.05.1907-05.02.1908
09.05.1899-22.07.1901
(Resigned)
McMINN, Hugh Cameron
ALP
Bulimba
22.05.1915-16.03.1918
ALP
Hervey Bay
17.02.2001-25.03.2009

261
McPHAIL, Herbert George
ALP
Windsor



Main Roads 21.09.2006-13.09.2007
Minister for Sustainability, Climate
Change and Innovation 13.09.200726.03.2009
22.05.1915-16.03.1918
19.02.1920-16.09.1920
(Resigned)
12.11.1921-23.03.1922
(Reappointed; Council Abolished)
MacPHERSON, Peter
01.07.1881-12.09.1913
Chairman of Committees for Legislative

Council 06.08.1907-12.09.1913
McPHIE, Alexander Carpendale (Alex) National
Toowoomba North
22.10.1983-02.12.1989
MACROSSAN, Hugh Denis
Windsor
27.04.1912-22.05.1915

20.04.1989-19.10.1989
Ministerialist
MACROSSAN, John Murtagh

Kennedy
25.11.1873-28.11.1878

Townsville
04.03.1879-30.03.1891 21.01.1879-13.03.1883

(By-election) 13.06.1888-04.01.1890

Colonial Secretary and Secretary for
Mines 04.01.1890-12.08.1890
The 52nd Parliament
McLEAN, Peter
Logan

McWHANNELL, Thomas
Gregory
21.03.1882-21.03.1888
Warwick
03.05.1947-03.08.1963
Country
Minister for Agriculture and Stock

12.08.1957-09.06.1960
Minister for Public Lands and
Irrigation 09.06.1960-16.06.1960
Minister for Agriculture & Forestry
09.06.1960-14.06.1963

ALP
Glass House
17.02.2001-
Government Whip
11.09.2006-20.03.2009
262
MALONE, George Edward (Ted)

National
Mirani

LNP
30.04.1994-09.09.2008
(By-election)
09.09.2008-
MANN, John

27.08.1904-18.05.1907
18.05.1907-19.11.1907
19.11.1907-18.02.1908
18.02.1908-29.10.1908
29.10.1908-29.04.1912
ALP
Cairns
Ministerialist
Opposition
Ministerialist
MANN, John Henry (Johnno)

ALP
Brisbane

04.4.1936-17.5.1969
(By-election)
MARGINSON, Evan
ALP
Ipswich East

Wolston

17.05.1969-27.05.1972
27.05.1972-18.10.1977
(Resigned)
MARKS, Charles Ferdinand


28.11.1888-06.01.1892
(Resigned)
11.03.1892-23.03.1922
Speaker 10.10.1950-03.07.1957
03.08.1944-10.10.1950
MAHER, Edmund Bede

CPNP
Rosewood
11.05.1929-11.06.1932

Country
West Moreton
11.06.1932-27.10.1949 15.07.1936-15.07.1941

22.02.1950-19.03.1951
28.04.1951-30.06.1965
(Reappointed; Council Abolished)
MARRIOTT, George Henry

02.04.1938-03.11.1941
03.11.1941-29.04.1950
ALP
Bulimba
Independent Labor
MARSDEN, Ivor
ALP
Ipswich

Ipswich West
10.09.1949-28.05.1960
(By-election)
28.05.1960-28.05.1966
MARTIN, George
ALP
Burrum
11.03.1902-14.05.1905
MASSEY, Harry
UAP
Toowong
02.04.1938-15.04.1944
Legislative Council
(5 years)
01.05.1860-14.05.1862
(Resigned)
MASSIE, Robert George

MAXWELL, James Francis

Nationalist
United
CPNP
Toowong
MAXWELL, William

MAY, John
ALP
Burke
Ministerialist
Opposition
Ministerialist
ALP
Flinders
09.10.1920-02.04.1938
18.03.1899-18.05.1907
18.05.1907-19.11.1907
19.11.1907-18.02.1908
18.02.1908-02.10.1909
18.05.1907-29.12.1917
MEIN, Charles Stuart

19.05.1876-22.04.1885

(Resigned) of Government in Legislative Council
08.07.1876-21.01.1879;
24.06.1884-03.01.1885

03.01.1885-17.04.1885

The 52nd Parliament
263
MAUGHAN, William John Ryott

ALP
Burnett
28.05.1898-25.03.1899

(By-election) 10.03.1908-25.08.1909

Ipswich
27.08.1904-27.04.1912
01.07.1913-30.07.1914
05.09.1914-30.06.1920
18.04.1878-18.08.1886
MELLOR, Matthew

Wide Bay
Gympie
07.09.1883-05.05.1888
05.05.1888-29.04.1893
MELLOY, John (Jack)
ALP
Nudgee
28.05.1960-12.11.1977

National
Burdekin
LNP
07.02.2004-09.09.2008
09.09.2008-
MENZEL, Max Richard
National
29.11.1980-02.12.1989

(Rob)
National
Burnett
LNP
Mulgrave
07.02.2004-09.09.2008
09.09.2008-
264
MESTON, Archibald
Rosewood
26.11.1878-04.07.1882
MICKEL, Reginald John (John)
Logan
13.06.1998-
MIDSON, Charles William

Ministerialist
MILES, Edward David
Brisbane South
06.05.1893-27.03.1896
05.07.1902-23.03.1922
MILES, William
Maranoa
27.09.1864-25.11.1873
ALP
Chairman, Members Ethics and

Parliamentary Privileges Committee
30.07.1998-23.01.2001

12.02.2004-25.08.2004

Minister for Energy
25.08.2004-13.09.2006

Minister for Aboriginal and Torres
03.03.2005-13.09.2006

Minister for State Development,
13.09.2006-13.09.2007

Minister for Transport, Trade,
13.09.2007-26.03.2009
MIDGLEY, Alfred
Fassifern
07.09.1883-19.07.1887
Colonial Secretary
MELBOURNE, Charles Sydney Dick


Carnarvon

Northern Downs

Darling Downs
(By-election) 15.03.1877-07.11.1877
20.01.1874-14.10.1875
(By-election) 07.11.1877-21.09.1878
14.11.1876-21.11.1878
(By-election) 13.11.1883-22.08.1887
26.11.1878-22.08.1887
MILFORD, Henry John Bede

Rockhampton

06.12.1869-07.06.1870
(By-election)
(Did Not Take Seat)
265

ALP
Bundamba
05.02.2000-

(By-election) for Education 23.03.2001-07.02.2004

for Health 12.02.2004-13.09.2006

Chair, Select Committee on Travelsafe
16.04.2008-20.03.2009
MILLICAN, Joe
Opposition
Charters Towers
18.05.1907-05.02.1908

ALP
Everton

Ferny Grove

12.11.1977-19.09.1992
Minister for Justice and Corrective
19.09.1992-13.06.1998 Services 07.12.1989-24.09.1992
(Retired)
Minister for Consumer Affairs and
Minister for Corrective Services
24.09.1992-18.10.1993

Minister for Administrative Services
18.10.1993-19.02.1996
MITCHELL, Robert Alan (Rob)
National
Charters Towers
19.09.1992-17.02.2001
National Party Whip
03.03.1998-30.07.1998
MITCHELL, William
ALP
MOFFAT, Thomas De Lacy
Maryborough
27.08.1904-02.10.1909
Western Downs
27.04.1860-02.10.1864
The 52nd Parliament
MILLER, Colin John (Col)

Liberal
Ithaca
28.05.1966-01.11.1986

Independent Liberal 05.03.1981-05.08.1983

and Administrative Services
05.08.1983-18.08.1983
MOLLOY, Cathryn (Cate)
ALP
Noosa
MOORE, Arthur Edward

Farmers Union
Aubigny
22.05.1915-29.03.1941
Nationalist 21.05.1929-17.06.1932
Country
CPNP 09.04.1924-11.05.1929
Country 17.06.1932-15.07.1936
MOORE, Francis Peter
ALP
MOORE, Robert Edgar (Bob)

Liberal
Windsor
National
Mourilyan
266
MOORE, William Matthew

17.05.1969-07.12.1974
17.05.1969-13.07.1983
13.07.1983-22.10.1983 10.03.1976-02.08.1983
14.05.1898-27.08.1904
(By-election)
18.05.1907-02.10.1909
ALP
Merthyr

QLP
09.11.1940-26.04.1957
Acting Secretary for Labour and
(By-election) Industry 11.09.1948-28.01.1949
26.04.1957-03.08.1957
17.03.1949-10.05.1950

Secretary for Health and Home

Affairs 10.05.1950-12.08.1957
MOORES, Thomas
ALP
Kurilpa

QLP
10.09.1949-26.04.1957
(By-election) 07.05.1957-12.08.1957
26.04.1957-03.08.1957
ALP
Waterford
09.09.2006-
MOORHOUSE, Harry Russell
Independent Democrat
Windsor
29.03.1941-15.04.1944
MOREHEAD, Boyd Dunlop

Ministerialist
Mitchell

Balonne


04.09.1871-30.12.1880
Postmaster-General
05.10.1883-11.04.1896 17.12.1880-03.08.1883
31.12.1880-03.08.1883
Representative of Government
(Resigned) in Legislative Council
10.06.1896-30.10.1905 17.12.1880-03.08.1883
(Reappointed)
MOORE, William John Harlin

Ministerialist
Murilla

Opposition
17.02.2001-09.09.2006

MORETON, Berkeley Basil
Burnett

Maryborough

Burnett


30.11.1888-12.08.1890
and Colonial Secretary
13.06.1888-04.01.1890
30.08.1870-24.10.1871
Postmaster-General
07.11.1873-16.03.1875 17.03.1885-22.04.1885
01.10.1883-15.05.1888
25.05.1888-25.06.1891 17.04.1885-01.04.1886
(Resigned)
15.07.1901-23.03.1922 Public Instruction
(Reappointed; 01.04.1886-13.06.1888
Council Abolished)
MORGAN, Godfrey

Ministerialist
Murilla
02.10.1909-11.05.1935
#Liberal
Dalby
11.05.1935-02.04.1938 21.05.1929-28.01.1932
Nationalist
Country 28.01.1932-17.06.1932
CPNP
MORGAN, James
Warwick

10.08.1870-21.07.1871
04.11.1873-19.11.1878 26.03.1874-02.10.1878
MORRIS, George Alfred

02.04.1938-29.03.1941
Protestant Labour Party

Independent
Kelvin Grove
MORRIS, Sir Kenneth James

Qld People's Party
Enoggera
15.04.1944-29.04.1950

Liberal
Mount Coot-tha
29.04.1950-01.06.1963 03.08.1957-23.08.1962

12.08.1957-28.12.1962
The 52nd Parliament
267
MORGAN, Sir Arthur

Ministerialist
Warwick
18.07.1887-04.04.1896

22.10.1898-19.01.1906 for Legislative Assembly

(By-election) 02.07.1891-05.04.1893

19.01.1906-20.12.1916
16.05.1899-15.09.1903

Premier, Chief Secretary and
17.09.1903-19.01.1906

19.01.1906-19.12.1916

MORRY, Arthur
South Brisbane
17.07.1890-06.05.1893
MOSMAN, Hugh

MULCAHY, Daniel
ALP
Gympie

27.06.1891-17.01.1906
(Resigned)
08.06.1901-27.04.1912
(By-election)
MULHERIN, Timothy Sean (Tim)
15.07.1995-
ALP

Fisheries 12.12.2005-
Charters Towers
Flinders
Carpentaria
268
05.02.1908-27.04.1912
16.03.1918-11.06.1932 22.10.1919-12.11.1920
11.06.1932-29.03.1941
Attorney-General
12.11.1920-21.05.1929
17.06.1932-14.11.1940

01.07.1913-30.07.1914
05.09.1914-30.06.1917
MULLEN, John Joseph

26.04.1872-11.07.1883

CPNP
Fassifern
11.05.1935-17.05.1969
Minister for Public Lands and Irrigation

Country 12.08.1957-09.06.1960

MULLER, Selwyn John (Sel)
Country/National*
Fassifern
17.05.1969-22.10.1983
Speaker 08.08.1979-17.10.1983

MULVEY, Robert Joseph
ALP
19.02.1920-23.03.1922

(Council Abolished)
MUNRO, Sir Alan Whiteside
Liberal
Toowong
29.04.1950-28.05.1966

General 14.11.1957-26.09.1963
23.08.1962-23.12.1965
26.09.1963-28.05.1966
MULLAN, John
ALP

Mackay

30.11.1963-30.06.1968
MUNTZ, Geoffrey Hugh (Geoff)

National
Whitsunday
29.11.1980-09.11.1989

Independent
09.11.1989-02.12.1989 19.08.1983-06.11.1983

Minister for Welfare Services and
Ethnic Affairs 07.11.1983-06.02.1986

Minister for Corrective Services,
Administrative Services and
Valuation 06.02.1986-01.12.1986

Minister for Tourism, National Parks
and Sport 01.12.1986-01.12.1987

Minister for Environment, Conservation
and Tourism 09.12.1987-19.01.1989

Minister for Environment, Conservation
and Forestry 19.01.1989-25.09.1989
ALP

269
Stafford

22.10.1983-21.06.1984
(Died in Office)
MURPHY, Francis Reid
Barcoo
24.11.1885-24.01.1892
MURPHY, John
Ipswich
19.06.1867-12.08.1870
MURPHY, Peter

04.05.1904-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
MURPHY, William Edward

Cook

01.06.1876-05.12.1878
(By-election)
MURPHY, William Sydney

ALP
Croydon

Ministerialist


Independent
Burke
21.05.1904-18.05.1907
(By-election)
05.02.1908-29.10.1908
29.10.1908-27.04.1912
27.04.1912-16.03.1918
MURRAY, John
Normanby
19.05.1888-01.03.1901
Secretary for Railways and Public

12.03.1901-13.11.1903 Works 27.04.1898-01.12.1899

(Resigned) 07.12.1899-01.02.1901

Postmaster-General
01.02.1901-01.03.1901

The 52nd Parliament
MURPHY, Denis Joseph

MURRAY, John Chester

Liberal
Clayfield

MURRAY-PRIOR, Thomas Lodge
01.06.1963-10.03.1976
M.H.R. (Federal) Herbert
(Resigned) 22.11.1958-09.12.1961
22.02.1866-31.12.1892
270
Opposition
MUSGROVE, Grant Steven

ALP
Springwood
Independent
MYLNE, Graham
Fassifern
Warrego

21.07.1866-07.08.1866
14.08.1867-25.11.1868
03.05.1870-08.11.1874
31.07.1889-31.12.1892
11.03.1902-11.12.1902
13.06.1998-04.12.2000
04.12.2000-17.02.2001
24.06.1867-18.09.1868
NEAL, Donald McConnell (Don)

Country/National*
Balonne
27.05.1972-19.09.1992
Government Whip

(Retired) 23.07.1980-30.11.1986

Minister for Corrective Services,
Administrative Services and Valuation
01.12.1986-01.12.1987

Minister for Water Resouces and
Maritime Services
09.12.1987-07.12.1989

Opposition Whip 01.03.1990-19.09.1992
NELSON, Beryce Ann
Liberal
Aspley
29.11.1980-22.10.1983
Member, Subordinate Legislation

National
01.11.1986-02.12.1989 Committee 25.02.1987-27.09.1987

Minister for Family Services
25.09.1989-07.12.1989

MURRAY-PRIOR, Thomas
de Montmorency
01.02.1901-12.08.1902

12.08.1902-17.09.1903
Legislative Council
01.02.1901-17.09.1903

NELSON, Shaun Christopher

PHON+
Tablelands
IND
13.06.1998-06.02.1999
06.02.1999-17.02.2001
NELSON, William Lambie

West Moreton

03.05.1860-22.06.1860
(Unseated by Petition)

ALP
Mundingburra
13.06.1998-
(Lindy) for Health and Minister Assisting the
Premier on Womens Policy
01.03.2001-07.02.2004

in North Queensland
19.02.2004-26.05.2005

Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier in
North Queensland and the Minister for
Transport and Main Roads
26.05.2005-28.07.2005

and Treasurer in North Queensland and
The 52nd Parliament
271
NELSON, Sir Hugh Muir

Ministerialist
Northern Downs
07.09.1883-28.04.1888

Murilla
28.04.1888-13.04.1898 13.06.1888-04.01.1890

13.04.1898-01.01.1906
Secretary for Railways and Public

Works 04.01.1890-12.08.1890


10.12.1892-27.03.1893

Acting Colonial Treasurer
13.03.1893-27.03.1893


Premier - and Colonial Treasurer
27.10.1893-29.03.1895

and Chief Secretary and Colonial
Treasurer 29.03.1895-06.08.1896

and Chief Secretary and Treasurer
06.08.1896-02.03.1898

and Chief Secretary
02.03.1898-13.04.1898

13.04.1898-01.01.1906
to the Minister for Transport and Main

Roads 28.07.2005-02.02.2006

Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier in
North Queensland and to the Minister
for Transport and Main Roads
02.02.2006-13.09.2006

Minister for Environment and
Multiculturalism 13.09.2006-13.09.2007

Minister for Communities, Disability
Services, Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Islander Partnerships, Multicultural
Affairs, Seniors and Youth 13.09.200726.03.2009
18.05.1907-27.04.1912
12.10.1917-23.03.1922 Council 17.11.1920-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
272
NEWBERY, Thomas Guy (Tom)

Country/National*
Mirani
15.05.1965-29.11.1980
Minister for Tourism and for Education

(By-election) and Cultural Activities
23.12.1974-10.03.1975

Minister for Tourism and Marine Services
10.03.1975-13.08.1976

Minister for Police 13.08.1976-16.12.1977

Minister for Culture, National Parks
and Recreation 16.12.1977-21.08.1979
NEWELL, John
Ministerialist
Woothakata
11.04.1896-11.03.1902
NEWTON, Harold Francis (Fred)
ALP
Belmont
28.05.1960-07.12.1974
Caboolture
Glass House
22.10.1983-01.11.1986
01.11.1986-02.12.1989
NEWTON, Lyell Edward (Bill)

National


Liberal
Clayfield
LNP
09.09.2006-09.09.2008
09.09.2008-
NICHOLSON, Sir Charles

Legislative Council
01.05.1860-23.06.1863

(5 years) 22.05.1860-26.08.1860

MLC (NSW) Port Phillip 1843-1848
NEVITT, Thomas
ALP
Carpentaria


NICHOLSON, Sir David Eric
Country
Murrumba

Argyle 1848-1856
29.04.1950-25.05.1972
Speaker
(Resigned) 23.08.1960-25.05.1972
NICKLIN, Sir George Francis

Country
Murrumba
11.06.1932-29.04.1950
Reuben (Frank)
Landsborough
29.04.1950-13.02.1968 12.08.1957-17.01.1968

(Resigned)
26.09.1963-17.01.1968
NIELSON, Charles Frederick
ALP
Musgrave

Ministerialist

27.08.1904-18.05.1907
14.09.1907-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
NIMMO, Thomas
11.05.1929-06.02.1943
CPNP
Oxley
28.11.1873-27.05.1874
08.06.1874-03.04.1875
(By-election)
NOBLE, Henry Winston

Liberal
Yeronga
29.04.1950-28.03.1964
Minister for Health and Home Affairs
12.08.1957-28.03.1964
ALP
Ipswich
17.02.2001-
Deputy Governmnet Whip
18.03.2004- 11.09.2007

for Communities, Disability Services,
Partnerships, Multicultural Affairs,
NORMAN, John

ALP
Ministerialist
Maryborough
11.03.1902-18.05.1907
NORTH, Francis
03.07.1863-11.12.1864
NORTH, William Roger
Lockyer
17.05.1888-13.05.1893
The 52nd Parliament
273
NIND, Phillip Henry

Logan

NORTON, Albert
Port Curtis


14.11.1878-06.05.1893
11.09.1867-29.05.1868 13.03.1883-13.11.1883
(Resigned)
23.08.1894-11.03.1914 12.06.1888-05.04.1893
(Reappointed)
Council 23.07.1902-05.08.1907
NOTT, Frederick Lancelot

Country
CPNP
Stanley
09.10.1920-05.02.1927
NUNN, William George (Bill)
ALP
Isis
02.12.1989-19.09.1992
Hervey Bay
Sandgate
19.09.1992-09.09.2006
ALP

274

OBRIEN, Jason Danial
ALP
Cook
07.02.2004-
OBRIEN, John
ALP
Aubigny
27.08.1904-18.05.1907

29.06.1998-17.02.2001
22.02.2001-12.02.2004
Minister for Health
12.02.2004-28.07.2005

Fisheries 28.07.2005-07.12.2005
OCONNELL, Sir Maurice Charles

Legislative Council

(5 years)

01.05.1860-23.03.1879
(Reappointed for 21.05.1860-28.08.1860
Life 01.05.1865)
27.08.1860-23.03.1879

Also M.L.C. (NSW) Port Phillip
Aug 1845-Jun 1848
OCONNELL, William Bligh Henry
Ministerialist
Musgrave
ODOHERTY, Kevin Izod

Town of Brisbane


09.05.1888-04.03.1903
22.06.1867-14.11.1873
12.05.1877-04.11.1885
(Resigned)

07.12.1899-04.03.1903
Chairman, Select Committee for

Members
19.09.1992-13.06.1998 Interests 10.11.1992-20.06.1995
ODONNELL, Eugene Christopher

ALP
Barcoo

Belyando
01.07.1961-27.05.1972
(By-election)
27.05.1972-07.12.1974
OGDEN, Anthony
ALP
Townsville

20.01.1894-21.03.1896
(By-election)
OKEEFE, John
ALP
Chillagoe
16.01.1926-11.05.1929

(By-election) 09.08.1939-17.05.1940

Cairns
10.05.1930-27.01.1942

(By-election)
Secretary for Mines
08.12.1941-27.01.1942

OKEEFFE, Michael
Ministerialist
Lockyer
27.08.1904-18.05.1907
30.08.1941-04.11.1950
(By-election)
OSHEA, Timothy Joseph


03.07.1914-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
OSULLIVAN, James
02.10.1909-09.10.1920
ALP
Kennedy
OSULLIVAN, Patrick
Ipswich

West Moreton

Burke

Stanley

10.05.1860-30.05.1863
02.07.1867-28.09.1868
22.08.1876-14.11.1878
(By-election)
10.12.1878-23.08.1883
23.05.1888-29.04.1893
OSULLIVAN, Thomas
Ministerialist
Warwick
10.02.1906-19.11.1907

(By-election) Legislative Council

Opposition
19.11.1907-05.02.1908 24.09.1903-19.01.1906

24.09.1903-25.01.1906

(Resigned) 19.01.1906-6.02.1907

18.02.1908-09.12.1915
Secretary for Public Works and

(Reappointed & Resigned) Agriculture 06.02.1907-19.11.1907

18.02.1908-29.10.1908
The 52nd Parliament
275
OSHEA, Harry
ALP
Warrego

PAFF, Jack Kelvin

PHON+
Ipswich West
13.06.1998-14.12.1999
Deputy Whip PHON+

CCAQ 22.12.1999-17.02.2001 23.06.1998-14.12.1999

Whip, CCAQ 22.12.1999-17.02.2001
PAGE-HANIFY, Gerald
ALP
10.10.1917-11.02.1922
PAGET, Walter Trueman

Ministerialist
Mackay
25.05.1901-22.05.1915
Secretary for Railways and Agriculture

Opposition 29.10.1908-07.02.1911


07.02.1911-06.4.1915
ALP
Inala
09.09.2006-

Privileges Committee 01.11.200611.11.2008
for Main Roads and Local Government
09.10.2008-20.03.2009
276
PALASZCZUK, Henry
ALP
Archerfield
19.05.1984-19.09.1992

(By-election) 01.03.1990-10.03.1992

Inala
19.9.1992-09.09.2006
10.03.1992-01.04.1996

29.06.1998-12.02.2004

Minister for Rural Communities
16.12.1999-12.02.2004

Fisheries 12.02.2004-28.07.2005

Mines 28.07.2005-02.02.2006

Minister for Natural Resources, Mines
and Water 02.02.2006-07.08.2006

Minister for Natural Resources and Mines
and Minister Assisting the Premier on
Water 07.08.2006-13.09.2006
PALMER, Sir Arthur Hunter
Port Curtis

19.03.1866-14.11.1878
Colonial Secretary
(By-election) 15.08.1867-25.11.1868
North Brisbane
15.11.1878-24.12.1881 21.01.1879-24.12.1881
24.12.1881-20.03.1898
15.08.1867-10.09.1868
10.07.1873-15.07.1873

10.09.1868-25.11.1868

03.05.1870-08.01.1874

21.01.1879-24.12.1881

24.12.1881-20.03.1898
PALMER, Edward

Burke
Carpentaria
05.10.1883-19.05.1888
26.05.1888-25.05.1893
13.12.1880-17.08.1883
(By-election)
PALMER, Henry Wyndham
Kennedy
28.11.1878-05.10.1883
PANTON, John
22.02.1866-02.09.1866
PARKER, James Augustus

Burke

26.10.1875-21.06.1876
(By-election)
PARNELL, Arthur Horatio


03.03.1908-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
MLC (NSW) Cook and

Westmoreland June 1843-June 1849
PATERSON, Thomas MacDonald

see MacDONALD-PATERSON
PATERSON, Frederick Woolnough
Communist
Bowen
15.04.1944-29.04.1950
(Fred)
PATTISON, William

Blackall
Rockhampton
Only Member of the Communist Party

ever elected to an Australian Parliament
13.04.1886-05.05.1888
05.05.1888-13.05.1893 13.06.1888-30.11.1888
19.11.1889-12.08.1890

The 52nd Parliament
277
PALMER, Henry
Maryborough

PAUL, William Sheffield

Leichhardt

14.11.1878-24.03.1879
05.05.1888-20.05.1893
PAULL, William James

Opposition
Charters Towers

07.10.1905-05.02.1908
(By-election)
PAYNE, John
ALP
Mitchell

13.05.1905-14.01.1928
(By-election)
PEARCE, James (Jim)

ALP
Broadsound

Fitzroy

02.12.1989-19.09.1992
Chair, Travelsafe Select Committee
19.09.1992-20.03.2009 02.05.2001-16.04.2008
(Retired)
PEREL, Irvine (Isidore)

ALP

10.10.1917-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
PERKINS, Patrick
Aubigny

Cambooya

01.05.1877-21.02.1884
(By-election) 21.01.1879-13.11.1883
10.05.1888-06.05.1893
23.05.1893-17.05.1901

Independent (CEC)
Barambah

National
16.04.1988-16.12.1988
Minister for Primary Industries,
(By-election) Fisheries and Forestry
16.12.1988-13.06.1998 26.02.1996-13.02.1998
PERRY, William
PERSSE, de Burgh Fitzpatrick
Fassifern

22.09.1890-11.06.1891
09.04.1878-07.09.1883
(By-election)
PETERSON, James Christian (Jens)

22.05.1915-02.09.1915
Home Secretary 21.05.1929-17.06.1932
02.09.1915-12.05.1923
12.05.1923-12.05.1925
ALP
Normanby
Country
United
278
PEASE, Percy
ALP
Herbert
10.04.1920-17.09.1940

(By-election) 21.05.1929-11.06.1932

Deputy Premier and Secretary for Public
Lands 17.06.1932-17.09.1940

PECHEY, Edward Wilmot
Aubigny
11.11.1873-09.04.1877

CPNP

Fitzroy
12.05.1925-11.06.1932
11.06.1932-11.05.1935
PETRIE, Andrew Lang

Ministerialist

Opposition

Ministerialist

#Liberal

Nationalist

United

PETTIGREW, John
Toombul
29.04.1893-08.05.1926
Stanley
20.11.1873-10.12.1878
12.05.1877-23.06.1894
PHILLIPS, Anita Frances
ALP
Thuringowa
17.02.2001-07.02.2004
PHILLIPS, George
Carpentaria
25.05.1893-11.04.1896
PHILP, Sir Robert

Musgrave
Townsville
Townsville
Ministerialist
Opposition
Ministerialist
05.01.1886-09.05.1888
12.05.1888-05.02.1908 25.05.1893-23.08.1894
05.02.1908-22.05.1915
Secretary for Mines, Public Works and
Public Instruction
23.08.1894-29.03.1895

Secretary for Public Works and
Railways 29.03.1895-06.05.1896

Secretary for Mines and Railways
06.05.1896-25.02.1897

Secretary for Mines
25.02.1897-02.03.1898

Treasurer and Secretary for Mines
02.03.1898-01.12.1899

Premier - Treasurer and Chief Secretary
for Mines 07.12.1899-01.02.1901

and Chief Secretary and Secretary
for Mines 01.02.1901-08.04.1903

and Chief Secretary, Secretary for
Mines - and Home Secretary
08.04.1903-17.09.1903

and Chief Secretary and Treasurer
19.11.1907-18.02.1908
The 52nd Parliament
279
PETTIGREW, William
PIE, Arthur Bruce (Bruce)

Qld. Peoples Party

Liberal
Windsor
Kedron
15.04.1944-29.04.1950 08.03.1946-02.02.1948
29.04.1950-06.01.1951
PILBEAM, Reginald Byron Jarvis

(Rex)
Liberal
Rockhampton South
28.05.1960-17.05.1969

Country
Isis
29.04.1950-31.07.1968

(Died in Office)

PLANT, Edmund Harris Thornburgh

08.06.1905-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
Minister for Education (died in office)

12.08.1957-17.01.1968
Minister for Migration
09.06.1960-26.09.1963
Premier and Minister for State
Development 17.01.1968-31.07.1968
280
PITT, Frederick Warren (Warren)

ALP
Mulgrave
02.12.1989-15.07.1995

05.12.1998-20.03.2009 10.03.1992-01.10.1992

(By-election) (Retired)
Government Whip 01.10.1992-23.02.1995

23.02.1995-31.07.1995

03.05.2001-13.01.2004

Minister for Communities and
Disability Services
12.02.2004-22.04.2004

Minister for Communities, Disability
Services, Seniors and Youth 13.09.200630.01.2007

Minister for Communities, Minister
for Disability Services Queensland,
Strait Islander Partnerships, Minister
for Seniors and Youth 30.07.200713.09.2007

Minister for Main Roads and Local
Government 13.09.2007-26.03.2009
PLUNKETT, Thomas

PLUNKETT, Thomas Flood

Ministerialist
Albert
Opposition
CPNP
Albert
Country
Darlington
17.05.1888-21.03.1896
18.03.1899-05.02.1908
11.05.1929-29.04.1950
29.04.1950-03.08.1957
POLLOCK, George
ALP
Gregory

18.08.1915-24.03.1939
(By-election) 30.07.1924-11.05.1929
(Died in Office)
Speaker 15.08.1932-24.03.1939
POOLE, Robert Lindsay

ALP
Gaven

PORTER, Charles Robert
Liberal
Toowong
17.02.2001-28.02.2006
(Resigned)
28.05.1966-29.11.1980
Minister for Aboriginal and Island

Affairs 16.12.1977-23.12.1980
281
07.12.1974-03.05.1989
Chairman, Surbordinate Legislation
03.05.1989-31.07.1989 Committee 12.03.1981-03.08.1983
(Resigned)
06.12.1982-25.11.1987

Minister for Education, Training and
Technology 25.11.1987-01.12.1987

Speaker 02.12.1987-05.07.1989
POWER, Francis Isidore
15.07.1901-24.06.1912
POWER, Laurel Jean
ALP
Mansfield
02.12.1989-15.07.1995
POWER, William

ALP
Baroona
QLP
Minister for Justice and Representative

Government in Legislative Council
19.11.1907-18.02.1908
11.05.1935-26.04.1957
26.04.1957-28.05.1960 and Local Government
15.05.1947-10.05.1950

10.05.1950-10.03.1952

Attorney-General
10.03.1952-12.08.1957
POWER, William Grene
19.09.1883-14.08.1903
POWERS, Sir Charles
Burrum
12.05.1888-29.04.1893
Opposition
The 52nd Parliament
POWELL, Lionel William (Lin)

National
Isis

Independent

Maryborough
29.04.1893-21.03.1896 20.09.1889-19.11.1889

Postmaster-General and Secretary for
Public Instruction
19.11.1889-12.08.1890
PRATT, Dorothy Ruth (Dolly)
PHON+
Barambah
13.06.1998-06.02.1999
Deputy Leader PHON+

IND
06.02.1999- 23.06.1998-06.02.1999

Nanango
17.02.2001
Liberal
Toowong
PRENZLER, Dr. Peter Ross

PHON+
Lockyer
CCAQ
29.11.1980-22.10.1983
13.06.1998-14.12.1999
Deputy Leader CCAQ
22.12.1999-17.02.2001 22.12.1999-17.02.2001
282
PREST, William George (Bill)

ALP
Port Curtis

29.05.1976-19.09.1992
Government Whip
(By-election) (Retired) 06.12.1989-19.09.1992
PRICE, Thomas
Wide Bay
23.11.1878-07.09.1883
PRICE, William Norris

James (Bill)
Mount Isa
22.10.1983-01.11.1986
ALP
PRING, Ratcliffe
Eastern Downs

Ipswich

Burnett

Town of Brisbane

Carnarvon

Brisbane City

Fortitude Valley


27.04.1860-22.04.1862
Attorney-General
30.05.1863-04.08.1866 10.12.1859-30.08.1865
22.04.1867-17.08.1870 21.07.1866-07.08.1866
(By-election) 15.08.1867-25.11.1868
17.08.1870-11.01.1872 12.11.1869-03.05.1870
25.11.1873-02.01.1874 02.01.1874-08.01.1874
12.02.1878-15.11.1878 16.05.1879-04.06.1880
(By-election)
26.11.1878-28.05.1879
24.04.1862-26.05.1863
(Resigned)
PRITCHARD, Alexander Brown
22.06.1867-26.09.1868
Town of Brisbane
PUGH, Theophilus Parsons

Town of Brisbane
30.05.1863-30.01.1869
18.09.1867-27.08.1868
PRENTICE, Ian George
PURCELL, Patrick Douglas (Pat)

ALP
Bulimba

19.09.1992-20.03.2009
(Retired) for Public Works, Housing and Racing
12.02.2004-28.07.2005

28.07.2005-04.07.2007
PURNELL, Ernest Bracher
ALP

12.10.1917-23.3.1922
(Council Abolished)
PYKE, Peter Malcolm
19.09.1992-15.07.1995
ALP
Mount Ommaney
RAE, Sir Wallace Alexander Ramsay

Country/National*
Gregory
05.10.1957-07.12.1974

(By-election) Electricity 04.09.1969-20.06.1972

Minister for Lands and Forestry
20.06.1972-06.12.1974

09.12.1974-08.08.1980
RAFF, Alexander

14.08.1884-10.06.1910
(Resigned)
RAFF, George

Town of Brisbane

11.05.1860-08.04.1864
23.11.1865-22.06.1867 20.07.1866-16.11.1866
(By-election)
RAMSAY, Robert
Western Downs
18.06.1867-06.11.1873
Colonial Treasurer

02.01.1874-14.06.1877 03.05.1870-28.03.1871

28.03.1871-08.01.1874
The 52nd Parliament
283
QUINN, Robert Joseph (Bob)

Liberal
South Coast
02.12.1989-19.09.1992

Merrimac
19.09.1992-17.02.2001 26.02.1996-26.06.1998

Robina
17.02.2001-09.09.2006
23.06.1998-17.02.2001

28.02.2001- 07.08.2006

Deputy Leader of the Coalition
22.04.2003-07.02.2004

RADKE, Theodore Paul (Ted)
Liberal
Greenslopes
15.07.1995-13.06.1998
RAMSDEN, Samuel Raymond
Liberal
Merthyr
03.08.1957-30.06.1971
RANDELL, James Henry (Jim)

National
Mirani
29.11.1980-31.03.1994
Minister for Local Government

(Resigned) and Racing 09.12.1987-25.09.1989

25.09.1989-7.12.1989
RANKIN, Colin Dunlop Wilson

Ministerialist
Burrum
Opposition
17.06.1905-16.03.1918
(By-election) 06.04.1915-01.06.1915
13.06.1998-04.11.1998
(Resigned)
RAWLINGS, William Henley

Woothakata
20.05.1893-11.04.1896
12.07.1906-05.08.1906
REA, William
Rockhampton
15.11.1878-21.09.1881
REDWOOD, Vernon Charles

18.05.1907-02.10.1909
ALP

Ministerialist
Opposition
29.04.1950-26.04.1957
26.04.1957-03.08.1957
REED, George McCullough

Ipswich

04.08.1866-19.06.1867
REEVES, Philip Gerard (Phil)
13.06.1998-
ALP
Mansfield
284
RAPPOLT, Charles Robert

PHON+
Mulgrave

RASEY, Thomas William
ALP
Windsor

QLP

Transport 21.09.2006-13.09.2007
13.09.2007-20.03.2009
REID, Matthew (Mat)

ALP
Toowong

Enoggera

29.04.1893-21.03.1896
Senator (Federal)
23.12.1899-11.03.1902 01.07.1917-30.06.1935
(By-election)
REILLY, Dianne Ann (Di)
17.02.2001-20.03.2009
ALP
Mudgeeraba

11.10.2006-20.03.2009
REINHOLD, Carl William Herman
ALP
Brisbane South
27.08.1904-18.05.1907
285
RICHARDS, Henry
Town of South Brisbane
30.04.1860-10.06.1863
RICHTER, Sir Harold
Somerset
03.08.1957-27.05.1972
Country
Minister for Public Works and Local

Government 04.05.1961-26.09.1963
Conservation 26.09.1963-29.05.1969

National
Lockyer
LNP
07.02.2004-09.09.2008
09.09.2008-
Opposition Whip 06.06.2006-02.04.2009
RIORDAN, David
ALP
16.03.1918-16.09.1929
MHR (Federal) Kennedy

12.10.1929-15.10.1936
Burke
RIORDAN, Ernest Joseph

ALP
Bowen

Flinders
20.06.1936-15.04.1944
(By-election) 10.03.1952-09.12.1954
29.04.1950-09.12.1954
RIORDAN, William James

ALP

10.10.1917-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
ROBERTS, Daniel Foley

23.05.1860-26.07.1889
30.05.1860-26.07.1889
The 52nd Parliament
REYNOLDS, Michael Francis (Mike) ALP

Townsville
13.06.1998-20.03.2009

(Retired) in North Queensland
29.06.1998-22.02.2001

Minister Assisting the Premier in North
Queensland 22.02.2001-12.02.2004

12.02.2004-13.09.2006

Speaker 10.10.2006-20.03.2009

Chair (ex-officio), Standing Orders
Committee 11.10.2006-20.03.2009

Chair (ex-officio), Speakers Advisory
Committee 26.02.2008-20.03.2009

Member of the Order of Australia
10.06.1985
ROBERTS, Elisa Mary

PHON+
Gympie
Independent
17.02.2001-18.04.2002
18.04.2002-09.09.2006
ROBERTS, Frank Edward
ALP
Nundah
03.05.1947-19.05.1956
ROBERTS, James Henry Cecil
Country
Pittsworth
09.10.1920-12.05.1923
Country
Whitsunday
29.04.1950-11.04.1961
ALP
Nudgee
15.07.1995-
Minister for Public Works and Local

Government 09.06.1960-11.04.1961
286

30.07.1998-17.02.2001

for Education 01.03.2001-22.03.2001

Employment, Training and Youth and
23.03.2001-12.06.2003

Families and Minister for Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander Policy and
Minister for Disability Services and
Minister for Seniors
12.06.2003-07.02.2004

Sport 12.02.2004-28.07.2005

for Communities, Disability Services
and Seniors 26.05.2005-28.07.2005

Premier and Minister for Finance,
Minister for State Development,
Trade and Innovation
28.07.2005-02.02.2006

Premier, Treasurer and Minister
for State Development, Trade and
Innovation 02.02.2006-13.09.2006

Infrastructure 13.09.2006-10.07.2007
10.07.2007-26.03.2009

ROBERTS, Thomas Robert
Ministerialist
18.05.1907-27.04.1912

Opposition
East Toowoomba
27.04.1912-02.06.1934 22.08.1929-11.06.1932

#Liberal

Nationalist

United

CPNP
ROBINSON, Herbert Freemont

ALP
Sandgate
QLP
07.03.1953-26.04.1957
26.04.1957-03.08.1957
ROBSON, Molly Jess
ALP
Springwood
02.12.1989-15.07.1995
RODGERS, Steven Gordon
ALP
Burdekin
17.02.2001-07.02.2004
ROGERS, Terrence Walter
Liberal
Redcliffe
20.08.2005-09.09.2006
ROME, Thomas

01.07.1881-24.01.1882
(Resigned)

24.09.1992-31.07.1995
The 52nd Parliament
287
ROBERTSON, Stephen
ALP
Sunnybank
19.09.1992-17.02.2001

Stretton
17.02.2001- Premier 29.06.1998-16.12.1999

16.12.1999-22.02.2001

Minister for Mines
22.02.2001-12.02.2004

Minister for Natural Resources, Mines
and Energy 12.02.2004-25.08.2004

Mines 25.08.2004-28.07.2005

Minister for Health
28.07.2005-26.03.2009
ROSE, Merri
ALP
Currumbin
19.09.1992-07.02.2004

29.06.1998-16.12.1999

16.12.1999-15.01.2004

22.02.2001-15.01.2004
ROW, Edward Charles (Ted)
Country/National*
Hinchinbrook
27.05.1972-02.12.1989
24.11.1983-02.12.1989
ROW, Sir John Alfred
Country
Hinchinbrook
28.05.1960-27.05.1972
Minister for Agriculture and Forestry
14.06.1963-26.09.1963

26.09.1963-20.06.1972
National
Hinchinbrook
02.12.1989-09.09.2006
Minister for Primary Industries,

Fisheries and Forestry
16.02.1998-26.06.1998
288
ROYDS, Charles James

Leichhardt

04.05.1860-08.02.1864
29.06.1868-30.01.1872
(By-election)
ROYDS, Edmund Molyneux

Leichhardt

14.04.1864-11.05.1868
(By-election)
20.02.1872-08.12.1875
(By-election)
RUSSELL, Charles Wilfred
Dalby
03.05.1947-28.10.1949
RUSSELL, Hugh McDiarmid

CPNP

Toombul
Hamilton
08.05.1926-11.06.1932
11.06.1932-29.03.1941
RUSSELL, Wilfred Adams

Dalby
08.05.1926-08.01.1932
Enoggera
Kennedy
Charters Towers
Maranoa
21.11.1878-18.08.1883
Attorney-General
05.10.1883-12.05.1888 13.11.1883-13.06.1888
12.05.1888-13.05.1893 28.03.1899-01.12.1899
18.03.1899-27.08.1904 07.12.1899-17.09.1903
Country
PPC
CPNP
RUTLEDGE, Sir Arthur

Ministerialist

MHR (Federal) Maranoa

10.12.1949-28.04.1951
ROWELL, Marcus Hosking (Marc)
RYAN, Cornelius James
ALP
Eacham
16.01.1926-11.05.1929
RYAN, Daniel
ALP
Townsville
22.05.1915-09.10.1920
RYAN, Henry Joseph
ALP
Cook
22.05.1915-11.05.1929
05.03.1892-20.05.1893
(By-election)
RYAN, Thomas Joseph
ALP
Barcoo
02.10.1909-14.10.1919
RYLAND, George
ALP
Gympie
11.03.1899-27.04.1912
Ipswich
Fassifern
21.08.1883-05.05.1888
10.05.1888-06.05.1893
Premier, Chief Secretary, Attorney-

General and Secretary for Mines
01.06.1915-10.07.1915

Premier, Chief Secretary and
Attorney-General
10.07.1915-10.03.1916

Premier, Chief Secretary, Attorney-
General and Home Secretary
10.03.1916-23.03.1916

Premier, Chief Secretary and Attorney-
General 23.3.1916-22.10.1919

Also MHR (Federal) West Sydney
13.12.1919-01.08.1921
SALKELD, William

SANDEMAN, Alfred
Port Curtis

15.10.1861-11.04.1863
(By-election)
SANDEMAN, Gordon
Leichhardt


30.06.1863-13.09.1870
MLA (NSW) Wide Bay,
02.01.1874-18.08.1886 Burnett and Maranoa
(Seat Declared Vacant) 17.04.1856-10.10.1857
SANTORO, Santo
Liberal
Merthyr

13.05.1989-19.09.1992
(By-election) 24.09.1992-31.07.1995
The 52nd Parliament
289
RYAN, Thomas Joseph (Tommy)

ALP
Barcoo

Clayfield
19.09.1992-17.02.2001
Minister for Training and Industrial

Relations 26.02.1996-26.6.1998

Senator for Queensland
29.10.2002-11.04.2007 (Resigned)
(chosen by Queensland Parliament)

SAYERS, Robert John
Charters Towers
12.05.1888-13.05.1893
Senator (Federal) 01.01.1907-30.06.1913
SCASSOLA, Guelfi Paul (Guelf)
Liberal
Mount Gravatt
12.11.1977-22.10.1983
SCHUNTNER, Lyle Thomas
Liberal
Mount Coot-tha
01.11.1986-02.12.1989

Committee 03.08.1983-09.08.1983
SCOTT, Christine Margaret
ALP
Charters Towers
17.02.2001-07.02.2004
ALP
Woodridge
17.02.2001-
SCOTT, John
Clermont

Leichhardt

Springsure

Leichhardt


22.06.1868-01.10.1868
Chairman of Committees of
(By-election) Legislative Assembly
13.09.1870-04.11.1873 15.11.1871-01.09.1873
04.11.1873-14.11.1878 21.01.1879-26.07.1883
14.11.1878-05.05.1888
23.08.1888-26.06.1890
(Resigned)
SCOTT, Robert William
ALP
Cook
12.11.1977-02.12.1989
SCOTT, Thomas Alison
ALP
Murilla
27.08.1904-18.05.1907
290

ALP
Rockhampton North
02.12.1989-19.09.1992

Rockhampton
15.07.1995- 18.03.1992-25.08.1992

29.06.1998-12.02.2004

Minister for Public Works, Housing and
Racing 12.02.2004-13.09.2006

13.09.2006
Minister for Information and
Communications Technology
12.10.2006-
Ministerialist
SCOTT, Walter
Burnett

Mulgrave
07.11.1871-20.11.1873
(By-election)
20.11.1873-21.11.1878
SCOTT-YOUNG, Norman Reginald

(Norm)
27.05.1972-22.10.1983
Liberal
Townsville
SEENEY, Jeffrey William (Jeff)

National
Callide
13.06.1998-09.09.2008

LNP
09.09.2008- 04.02.2003-14.09.2006

18.09.2006-29.01.2008
12.11.1977-01.11.1986
01.11.1986-27.09.1988
27.09.1988-02.12.1989
19.10.1875-12.4.1876
(By-election)
SHEAFFE, Roger Hale
14.11.1878-05.10.1883
Burke
SHELDON, Joan Mary

Liberal
Landsborough

Caloundra
28.07.1990-19.09.1992
(By-election) 11.11.1991-23.06.1998
19.09.1992-07.02.2004
Deputy Leader of the Coalition
02.11.1992-23.06.1998

Deputy Premier, Treasurer and Minister
for The Arts 19.02.1996-26.06.1998
(and eight other Ministries during
the transition period 19.02.199626.02.1996)
SHERIDAN, Richard Bingham
Maryborough
17.08.1883-05.05.1888

13.11.1883-03.01.1885

Postmaster-General
03.01.1885-17.02.1885
SHERLOCK, Alan Frederick
Liberal
Ashgrove
01.11.1986-02.12.1989
National
Mansfield
01.11.1986-02.12.1989
Minister for Family Services
The 52nd Parliament
291
SHAW, Eric Frank

ALP
Wynnum

ALP
Manly

Independent
Manly
SHAW, Frederick
Logan

ALP
Salisbury
28.05.1960-07.12.1974
SHINE, Kerry Gerard
ALP
Toowoomba North
17.02.2001-
SIM, George Charles
ALP
Carpentaria
11.04.1896-25.03.1899

National
Maroochydore
LNP

for Communities, Disability Services
and Seniors and Premiers Advisor on
Western Queensland
28.07.2005-13.09.2006

Minister for Natural Resources and Water
13.09.2006-01.11.2006

and Minister Assisting the Premier
in Western Queensland 01.11.200626.03.2009
292
19.09.1992-09.09.2008
09.09.2008- 21.09.2006-28.07.2008
SIMPSON, George Morris
Dalby
15.11.1878-20.01.1882
Cooroora
07.12.1974-02.12.1989
National

Committee 23.08.1984-24.11.1988
25.11.1987-01.12.1987
SIMPSON, Henry George


29.07.1868-29.04.1882
(Resigned)
SIMPSON, Stephen

SIZER, Hubert Ebenezer
Nationalist
Nundah

United
Sandgate

CPNP
23.05.1860-03.02.1865
(Resigned)
16.03.1918-15.05.1923
15.05.1923-11.05.1935 21.05.1929-17.06.1932
SHERRINGTON, Douglas John
19.01.1989-25.09.1989
and for Corrective Services
31.08.1989-25.09.1989
SKINNER, Alexander James

ALP
Somerset
QLP
07.03.1953-26.04.1957
26.04.1957-03.08.1957
SKIRVING, Alexander
ALP

18.08.1919-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
SLACK, Douglas John (Doug)
National
Burnett
01.11.1986-17.02.2001
SLESSAR, Aubrey Robert
ALP
Dalby
02.04.1938-03.05.1947
27.05.1972-12.11.1977
SMITH, Alfred James (Norm)

ALP
Carpentaria
QLP
29.03.1941-26.04.1957
26.04.1957-28.05.1960
ALP
17.02.2001-
Burleigh
01.10.1904-18.05.1907
(By-election)
SMITH, Edwin Wallis

see WALLIS-SMITH
SMITH, Geoffrey Norman (Geoff)
ALP
Townsville West

Townsville East

Townsville

29.11.1980-01.11.1986
Minister for Manufacturing and
01.11.1986-19.09.1992 Commerce 07.12.1989-04.06.1990
19.09.1992-13.06.1998
Minister for Manufacturing, Commerce
(Retired) and Small Business
04.06.1990-12.11.1990

12.11.1990-24.09.1992

SMITH, James Thorneloe
23.08.1888-14.03.1902
SMITH, John Gordon
19.02.1920-19.06.1921
ALP
The 52nd Parliament
293
SMALL, Sir Andrew Bruce (Bruce)

Country/National*
Surfers Paradise

SMART, Edward Lithgow
ALP

Minister for Economic Development

and Trade and Minister Assisting
the Premier 26.02.1996-26.06.1998
SMITH, Percy Raymond

Liberal
Windsor

03.08.1957-10.03.1969
(Resigned)
SMITH, Richard Joseph

03.07.1863-12.06.1866
MLC (NSW) Moreton, Wide Bay,

(Resigned) Burnett and Maranoa
March 1853-February 1856
Bowen
19.05.1888-11.03.1902
04.05.1904-11.11.1911
SMITH, William Forgan
ALP
Mackay
22.05.1915-09.12.1942
SMYTH Kenneth William (Ken)
ALP
Bowen
01.11.1986-19.09.1992
SMYTH, William
Gympie
07.09.1883-11.03.1899
SOMERSET, Henry Plantagenet

Ministerialist
#Liberal
Nationalist
Stanley
27.08.1904-09.10.1920
SPARKES, Sir Walter Beresford

James Gordon
CPNP
Country
Dalby
Aubigny
11.06.1932-11.05.1935
29.03.1941-28.05.1960
13.01.1920-15.12.1920

16.12.1920-06.10.1922
16.09.1942-09.12.1942

06.10.1922-26.02.1925

26.02.1925-20.05.1929

Premier - Chief Secretary & Treasurer
17.06.1932-12.04.1938

and Chief Secretary
12.04.1938-08.12.1941
09.02.1942-16.09.1942

and Chief Secretary and Secretary for
Public Instruction
08.12.1941-09.02.1942
SMYTH, Joseph Capel
05.05.1882-16.07.1910

(Resigned)
294
SMITH, Robert Harrison

Ministerialist

SPENCE, Judith Caroline (Judy)
ALP
Mount Gravatt
295
27.08.1904-18.05.1907
20.12.1919-09.10.1920
(By-election)
02.12.1989-19.09.1992
Opposition Whip 05.11.1992-19.02.1996
19.09.1992-17.02.2001
Government Whip
17.02.2001-09.09.2008 19.02.1996-15.02.1998
09.09.2008-
16.02.1998-26.06.1998

26.02.1999-12.03.2001

04.02.2003-14.09.2006
29.01.2008-02.04.2009

Leader of the Liberal National Party
09.09.2008-02.04.2009
STEPHAN, Leonard William (Len)
National
Gympie
01.09.1979-17.02.2001

(By-election)(Retired) Committee 15.02.1987-19.10.1989
Government Whip
The 52nd Parliament

10.11.1992-20.06.1995

29.06.1998-22.02.2001

29.06.1998-12.02.2004

Minister for Families
22.02.2001-12.02.2004

22.02.2001-12.02.2004

Minister for Seniors
20.06.2002-12.02.2004

Services 12.02.2004-13.09.2007

Minister for Police, Corrective Services
and Sport 13.09.2007-26.03.2009
SPENCER, Thomas Alfred
Ministerialist
Maranoa

PPC

National
Carnarvon

Warwick

Southern Downs

LNP
02.12.1989-
06.09.1989-02.12.1989

02.04.1996-19.05.1998
STEPHENS, Thomas Blacket
10.06.1863-13.05.1875
Colonial Treasurer

22.07.1876-26.08.1877 21.05.1867-15.08.1867
27.01.1869-03.05.1870

Colonial Secretary
25.11.1868-28.01.1869

Postmaster-General
13.11.1869-28.01.1870

08.01.1874-27.05.1875
12.05.1888-28.03.1896
Secretary for Public Instruction and
28.03.1896-27.08.1904 Agriculture
18.05.1907-05.02.1908 19.11.1907-18.02.1908
01.07.1912-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
STEPHENSON, Alfred John

Ministerialist

Ipswich
21.03.1896-11.03.1902
03.07.1914-04.12.1914
STEVENS, Ernest James

Independent

Warrego
Logan
14.11.1878-17.08.1883
17.08.1883-04.04.1896
06.04.1899-07.09.1920
STEVENS, Henry Moreton

Ministerialist
Rosewood
Liberal
16.09.1911-16.03.1918
(By-election)

(Ray)
Liberal
Robina
LNP
09.09.2006-09.09.2008
09.09.2008-
STEVENSON, John
Clermont

Normanby

Clermont
04.02.1876-22.11.1878
(By-election)
05.12.1878-05.05.1888
05.05.1888-06.05.1893
STEWART, James Charles
04.04.1896-05.06.1901
ALP
Rockhampton North
Senator (Federal) 30.03.1901-30.07.1914

05.09.1914-30.06.1917
296
STEPHENS, William
Ministerialist
Woolloongabba

Opposition
Brisbane South


STEWART, Robert Muter
Brisbane City
14.11.1873-01.02.1878
STODART, James

Ministerialist
Logan
Opposition
15.08.1896-16.03.1918
(By-election) 13.7.1911-15.4.1915
ALP
Springwood
17.02.2001-
STONEMAN, Mark David
National
Burdekin
22.10.1983-13.06.1998
STRONG, Trevor Leonard
ALP
Burnett
17.02.2001-07.02.2004

11.10.2006-20.03.2009
297

ALP

Archerfield
Algester
13.06.1998-17.02.2001
17.02.2001- Administrative Review Committee
03.05.2001-13.01.2004

(Multicultural Affairs) and Minister for
Trade 12.02.2004-28.07.2005

Relations 28.07.2005-02.02.2006

Relations and Minister for Sport
02.02.2006-13.09.2006

Health 13.09.2006-20.03.2009

STUBLEY, Francis Horace
Kennedy
28.11.1878-05.10.1883
STUCKEY, Janet Anne (Jann)
Currumbin
Liberal
07.02.2004-09.09.2008
The 52nd Parliament

25.09.1989-07.12.1989

26.02.1996-13.06.1998
STOPFORD, James
ALP
Mount Morgan
22.05.1915-11.06.1932

Maryborough
11.06.1932-30.11.1936 06.10.1922-2.07.1923

Home Secretary 02.07.1923-21.05.1929

Secretary for Mines
17.06.1932-30.11.1936
STORY, George William Bennett
Ministerialist
Balonne
11.04.1896-27.08.1904
LNP
09.09.2008-
STUMM, Jacob
Ministerialist
Gympie
28.03.1896-11.03.1899
MHR (Federal) Lilley

31.05.1913-26.03.1917
ALP
Pumicestone
17.02.2001-

11.10.2006-20.03.2009
SULLIVAN, Jonathan Harold (Jon)

ALP
Glass House
02.12.1989-19.09.1992
Chair, Subordinate Legislation

Caboolture
19.09.1992-13.06.1998 Committee 10.11.1992-20.06.1995

Chairman, Scrutiny of Legislation
Committee 15.09.1995-02.04.1996

MHR (Federal) Longman 19.02.2008 -
SUMMERVILLE, William Henry
ALP
Stanley
11.03.1902-27.08.1904
SUMNER, Richard

Ministerialist
Nundah
Opposition
ALP
18.05.1907-02.10.1909
10.10.1917-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
SWAN, James
18.04.1878-26.05.1891
SWANWICK, Frederick Ffoulkes
Bulimba
29.11.1878-04.07.1882
298
SULLIVAN, Terry
ALP
Nundah
18.05.1991-19.09.1992
Government Whip

(By-election) 30.07.1998-09.09.2006

Chermside
19.09.1992-17.02.2001

Stafford
17.02.2001-09.09.2006

SULLIVAN, Victor Bruce (Vic)
Country/National*
Condamine
28.05.1960-22.10.1983

20.06.1972-23.12.1974

Fisheries 23.12.1974-25.03.1975

25.03.1975-29.07.1980

29.07.1980-23.12.1980

Minister for Commerce and Industry
23.12.1980-06.12.1982
SWAYNE, Edward Bowdich

Opposition
Ministerialist
#Liberal
Nationalist
Northern Country
Country
CPNP
Mackay
Mirani
18.05.1907-27.04.1912
27.04.1912-11.05.1935
SZCZERBANIK, John
ALP
Albert
02.12.1989-15.07.1995
299
TAYLOR, George Cuthbert

ALP
Enoggera
Independent Labor
11.06.1932-29.10.1941
29.10.1941-15.04.1944
TAYLOR, Harold Bourne

Qld Peoples Party

Liberal
03.05.1947-29.04.1950
29.04.1950-01.06.1963
Hamilton
Clayfield
28.08.1957-31.05.1963
TAYLOR, James
Western Downs


27.04.1860-14.09.1870
04.11.1871-10.01.1881 28.01.1869-03.05.1870
(Resigned)
01.07.1881-17.08.1893
TAYLOR, John Russell

ALP

15.04.1944-29.04.1950
29.04.1950-03.08.1957
Maranoa
Balonne
TAYLOR, William Frederick


17.04.1886-23.03.1922
TEDMAN, George
11.05.1929-11.06.1932
CPNP
Maree
TENNI, Martin James

National
Barron River

07.12.1974-10.11.1989
(Resigned) and Administrative Services
The 52nd Parliament
TANTI, Francis John (Frank)

Liberal
Mundingburra
03.02.1996-13.06.1998

(By-election on 03.02.1996 ordered

by Court of Disputed Returns)
TAYLOR, Charles
Nationalist
Windsor
16.03.1918-11.05.1935
Speaker 20.08.1929-11.06.1932

United

CPNP
THACKERAY, Mervyn Herbert

(Merv)
ALP
Independent
Keppel
Rockhampton North
19.08.1983-06.02.1986;
Water Resources and Maritime
Services 06.02.1986-01.12.1987;
09.12.1987-25.09.1989 (and Northern
Development 19.01.1989-31.08.1989).
03.08.1957-28.05.1960
28.05.1960-27.05.1972
THEODORE, Stephen
ALP
Herbert
09.11.1940-29.04.1950
THOMAS, Lewis
Ministerialist

Bundamba
13.05.1893-18.03.1899
05.07.1902-16.02.1913
THOMPSON, Andrew
Wide Bay
16.03.1918-09.10.1920
ALP
THOMPSON, George Henry

ALP

THOMPSON, John Malbon
Ipswich

Bremer
19.02.1920-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
26.09.1868-14.11.1873
25.11.1873-15.11.1878 30.12.1868-13.07.1870
300
THEODORE, Edward Granville

ALP
Woothakata
02.10.1909-27.04.1912
Treasurer & Secretary for Public
(Ted)
Chillagoe
27.04.1912-22.09.1925 Works 01.06.1915-22.10.1919

Premier - Chief Secretary & Treasurer
22.10.1919-09.03.1920
06.10.1922-26.02.1925

and Chief Secretary
09.03.1920-12.11.1920
16.12.1920-08.02.1922

and Chief Secretary and Secretary
for Lands 12.11.1920-16.12.1920

and Chief Secretary, Treasurer,
08.02.1922-06.10.1922

Also MHR (Federal) Dalley
26.02.1927-19.12.1931

Treasurer (Federal)
22.10.1929-09.07.1930
29.01.1931-06.01.1932

Ipswich
15.11.1878-27.07.1881
Secretary for Lands
03.05.1870-05.07.1873

15.07.1873-08.01.1874

21.01.1879-16.05.1879
THORN, George (Snr)
West Moreton
03.05.1860-03.04.1861
THORN, Henry
Northern Downs

01.07.1867-28.09.1868
11.11.1873-30.10.1876
THORN, John
Fassifern

24.01.1874-12.03.1878
(By-election)
THORN, William
Opposition
Aubigny

Ministerialist
04.08.1894-27.08.1904
(By-election)
05.02.1908-27.04.1912
THORNTON, Edmond Lambert

23.09.1868-10.08.1870
22.07.1871-06.11.1873
Warwick
Eastern Downs
THORNTON, William


26.09.1866-08.09.1879
(Resigned)
30.10.1882-27.06.1884
(Reappointed)
26.01.1882-23.03.1922
THYNNE, Andrew Joseph
The 52nd Parliament
301
THORN, George (Jnr)

West Moreton
02.07.1867-18.11.1873

Fassifern
25.11.1873-09.01.1874 of Government in Legislative Council

Ipswich
20.06.1876-18.02.1878 09.01.1874-05.06.1876

(By-election)
Premier, Postmaster-General and

Northern Downs
17.04.1879-07.09.1883 Secretary for Public Works and Mines

(By-election) 05.06.1876-08.03.1877

Fassifern
04.08.1887-10.05.1888 (Resigned PMG 08.07.1876)

06.05.1893-11.03.1902

09.01.1874-16.06.1876 08.03.1877-07.11.1877

07.11.1877-06.02.1878


27.05.1893-03.10.1894

Postmaster-General
03.10.1894-31.03.1897

06.05.1896-02.03.1898

Legislative Council
13.06.1888-02.03.1898

302

Country/National*
Roma
24.06.1967-22.10.1983
Minister for Lands, Forestry, National
(Ken)
(By-election) Parks and Wildlife Services
23.12.1974-16.12.1977

16.12.1977-23.12.1980

23.12.1980-06.12.1982
TOOTH, Nicholas Edward Nelson
Ministerialist
TOOTH, Sir Seymour Douglas

Liberal
(Doug)
Burrum
13.05.1893-11.03.1902
Kelvin Grove
Ashgrove
03.08.1957-28.05.1960
Minister for Health
28.05.1960-7.12.1974 14.04.1964-23.12.1974
TOZER, Sir Horace

Ministerialist
Wide Bay
13.7.1871-23.9.1871

17.5.1888-2.3.1898 Public Works 12.08.1890-27.03.1893


Home Secretary 06.08.1896-02.03.1898

TOZER, Vivian Hoyles
CPNP
Gympie
11.5.1929-11.5.1935
TOLMIE, James
Ministerialist
22.06.1901-18.05.1907

(By-election) 07.02.1911-11.12.1912

Opposition
02.10.1909-27.04.1912

Toowoomba
27.04.1912-16.03.1918 11.12.1912-01.06.1915

08.09.1915-29.05.1918
TRAVERS, Roderick
Clermont

11.9.1866-12.10.1866
(By-election)
TROUT, Richard
Ministerialist
Enoggera

25.02.1911-22.05.1915
(By-election)
TUCKER, Percy John Robert

ALP

28.05.1960-27.05.1972
27.05.1972-07.12.1974 22.07.1974-07.12.1974
Townsville North
Townsville West
(Declined to take seat)
303
TURNER, Henry
ALP
Rockhampton North


29.06.1901-17.10.1901
(Election declared invalid)
11.03.1902-18.05.1907
03.07.1907-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
TURNER, John Albert
Kelvin Grove
29.03.1941-03.08.1957
18.04.1878-30.07.1900
ALP
TURNER, John Sargent

TURNER, Kenneth (Ken)

PHON+
Thuringowa
IND
13.06.1998-06.02.1999
06.02.1999-17.02.2001
TURNER, Neil John

National
Warrego
07.12.1974-01.11.1986

Nicklin
02.12.1989-13.06.1998 19.08.1983-07.11.1983

07.11.1983-30.11.1986

Speaker 02.04.1996-13.06.1998

Chairman (ex-officio) Parliamentary
Select Committee on Procedural Review
24.04.1996-09.07.1996

TYREL, John de Poix
Carnarvon
08.01.1876-01.10.1883
The 52nd Parliament
TURLEY, Joseph Henry Lewis

ALP
Brisbane South
06.05.1893-11.03.1899
Home Secretary

22.07.1899-11.03.1902 01.12.1899-07.12.1899

(By-election)
01.01.1904-30.07.1914
05.09.1914-30.06.1917

President of Senate
01.07.1910-08.07.1913

TYSON, James
(By-election)
23.05.1893-04.12.1898
UNDERWOOD, David Francis

(Dave)
Ipswich West
12.11.1977-02.12.1989
UNMACK, Theodore
Toowong
19.05.1888-29.04.1893
VAN LITSENBURG, Elisabeth

Cornelia Maria (Lillian)
Redcliffe
09.09.2006-
ALP
ALP
Secretary for Railways and Postmaster-

General 12.08.1890-27.03.1893
304
VEIVERS, Michael Desmond (Mick)

National
Southport

VEIVERS, Thomas Robert (Tom)
ALP
Ashgrove
20.06.1987-17.02.2001
(By-election) Sport 26.02.1996-26.06.1998
VOWLES, William John

26.04.1911-8.05.1926
(By-election) 28.01.1920-11.07.1923
Ministerialist
Dalby
#Liberal
Nationalist
Country
WAKEFIELD, Hiram
Moreton
22.10.1983-01.11.1986
13.05.1885-19.05.1888
WALKER, Adam
Balonne

01.12.1873-27.05.1874
WALKER, Harry Frederick

18.05.1907-27.04.1912
27.04.1912-03.05.1947 02.05.1929-17.06.1932
Opposition
Wide Bay
Ministerialist
Cooroora
#Liberal
Nationalist
Country
CPNP
VAUGHAN, Kenneth Hamilton (Ken) ALP

Nudgee
12.11.1977-15.07.1995
Minister for Resource Industries

(Retired) 07.12.1989-16.12.1991

16.12.1991-24.09.1992
Country
WALKER, James Ernest
CPNP
Ipswich
11.05.1929-11.06.1932
ALP
Thuringowa
07.02.2004-
Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier and

Minister for Trade in North Queensland
22.09.2006-01.11.2006
Minister for Natural Resource and Water
and Minister Assisting the Premier
in North Queensland 01.11.200726.03.2009
WALLACE, Donald Smith

Clermont
07.09.1883-05.05.1888
MLC (Victoria) SW Province
July 1889 - November 1894
ALP

305
WALLIS-SMITH, Edwin
ALP

Cairns

19.05.1956-12.10.1964
(Died in Office)
Tablelands
Cook
01.06.1963-27.05.1972
27.05.1972-07.12.1974
WALSH, Edward Joseph

ALP
Mirani
11.05.1935-03.05.1947

ALP
Bundaberg
29.04.1950-26.04.1957 24.09.1940-27.04.1944

QLP
26.04.1957-01.06.1963

IND
01.06.1963-17.05.1969 27.04.1944-15.05.1947

Treasurer 17.01.1952-12.08.1957
WALSH, John
Cook
WALSH, William Henry

Maryborough
Warrego
05.12.1878-30.10.1883
01.02.1865-04.11.1873
04.11.1873-12.12.1878 03.05.1870-10.07.1873
20.02.1879-04.04.1888
06.01.1874-20.07.1876

Also MLA (NSW) Leichhardt
15.06.1859-10.12.1859
WANSTALL, Sir Charles Gray
Qld Peoples Party
Toowong
15.04.1944-29.04.1950
Chief Justice of Qld
19.07.1977-17.02.1982
The 52nd Parliament
WALLACE, George Walter Gordon

(Watty)
WARBURTON, Neville George (Nev) ALP

Sandgate
12.11.1977-19.09.1992

(Retired) 29.08.1984-02.03.1988

07.12.1989-16.12.1991

Minister for Police and Emergency
Services 16.12.1991-24.09.1992
WARNER, Anne Marie
ALP
Kurilpa

South Brisbane

22.10.1983-01.11.1986
Minister for Family Services and
01.11.1986-15.07.1995 Aboriginal and Islander Affairs
(Retired) 07.12.1989-31.07.1995
WARNER, John Herbert
07.12.1974-01.11.1986
National
Toowoomba South
306
WARRY, Thomas Symes

East Moreton

27.10.1860-26.08.1863
(By-election)
WARWICK, Lynette Robyn (Lyn)
Liberal
Barron River
15.07.1995-13.06.1998
WATERS, Francis John (Frank)
ALP
Kelvin Grove
11.06.1932-02.04.1938

24.04.1996-19.05.1998
WATSON, Dr David John

Liberal
Moggill
02.12.1989-07.02.2004
Deputy Leader of Liberal Party
Hopetoun 13.05.1990-24.09.1992

Premier, Treasurer and Minister for The
Arts 26.02.1996-28.04.1997

28.04.1997-26.06.1998

23.06.1998-28.02.2001

Also MHR (Federal) for Forde
01.12.1984-11.07.1987

WARREN, Richard James
Nationalist
Murrumba
16.03.1918-11.06.1932

Country

CPNP

05.09.1979-09.08.1983
Speaker 22.11.1983-01.11.1986
WATSON, Duncan John Reay

Ministerialist
Cunningham

29.10.1903-27.08.1904
(By-election)
WATSON, John
12.05.1888-21.03.1896
Ministerialist
Fortitude Valley
WATSON, Robert Hodgson

Country
Mulgrave

29.04.1950-07.03.1953
03.08.1957-26.03.1959
(Died in office)
WATSON-BROWN
see BROWN, Charles Victor Watson
02.05.1860-26.07.1862
Secretary for Lands and Public Works
02.11.1864-18.06.1867 21.07.1866-07.08.1866
08.04.1864-31.10.1864
(Resigned) 07.08.1866-03.05.1867
307
WEBBER, John
09.05.1899-12.03.1904
WEIGHTMAN, Phillip John (Phil)
Cleveland
09.09.2006-20.03.2009
ALP
WEIR, David
ALP
Maryborough

31.03.1917-22.09.1929
(By-election)
WELD-BLUNDELL, Henry Joseph

Clermont

05.04.1879-07.09.1883
(By-election)
WELFORD, Rodney Jon (Rod)

ALP
Stafford

Everton

02.12.1989-19.09.1992
Chairperson, Privileges Committee
19.09.1992-20.03.2009 12.11.1992-20.06.1995
(Retired) Chairman, Legal, Constitutional and
15.09.1995-02.04.1996

and Minister for Natural Resources
29.06.1998-22.02.2001

Justice 22.02.2001-28.07.2005

Minister for Education and Minister for
the Arts 28.07.2005-13.09.2006

Minister for Training 13.09.2006-
The 52nd Parliament
WATTS, John

Western Downs


26.03.2009
Independent
Nicklin
13.06.1998-
WELLINGTON, William John
ALP
Charters Towers
22.05.1915-02.03.1939

ALP
Murrumba
01.11.1986-

308
WELSBY, Thomas (Tom)

Ministerialist
Brisbane North

Merthyr
16.09.1911-27.04.1912
(By-election)
27.04.1912-22.05.1915
WENDT, Wayne Earl
ALP
Ipswich West
09.09.2006-
WETTENHALL, Stephen
Peter Arthur (Steve)
ALP
Barron River
09.09.2006-
Country/National*
Burnett
28.5.1960-1.11.1986
Minister for Aboriginal and Islanders

Advancement 10.03.1975-25.03.1975
Minister for Aboriginal and Islanders
Advancement and Fisheries
25.03.1975-16.12.1977
16.12.1977-18.10.1986
WHISH, Claudius Buchanan


23.06.1870-22.04.1872
(Resigned)
WHITE, John
Ministerialist
Musgrave

04.04.1903-27.08.1904
(By-election) 11.12.1912-01.06.1915
18.05.1907-22.05.1915
Minister for Justice, and Minister for The
Arts 24.09.1992-31.07.1995

29.06.1998-22.02.2001

22.02.2001-12.02.2004

Also MHR (Federal) for Petrie
05.03.1983-01.12.1984
WHITE, Peter
Stanley
23.08.1883-23.05.1888
WHITE, Peter Nicholson Duckett
Southport
12.11.1977-29.11.1980
Liberal
MHR (Federal) McPherson

21.02.1981-19.02.1990
WHITE, Terence Anthony (Terry)

Liberal
Redcliffe
01.09.1979-02.12.1989

(By-election) 23.12.1980-04.08.1983

09.08.1983-03.11.1983
WHITE, William Duckett

26.04.1861-05.08.1880
(Resigned)
WHITFORD, Albert Edward Victor
16.03.1918-09.10.1920
ALP
Burrum
01.07.1912-23.03.1922
(Council Abolished)
WHYTE, Patrick James
Mackenzie
29.04.1950-19.05.1956
Warwick
10.06.1863-25.06.1867
ALP
WIENHOLT, Arnold (Snr)
WIENHOLT, Arnold (Jnr)

Ministerialist
Fassifern

Independent

02.10.1909-28.03.1913
MHR (Federal) Moreton
28.06.1930-11.05.1935 13.12.1919-06.11.1922
(By-election)
WIENHOLT, Edward

14.09.1870-04.11.1873
04.11.1873-01.02.1875
Western Downs
Darling Downs
WILKINSON, James
ALP
Ipswich

31.03.1894-21.03.1896
MHR (Federal) Moreton
(By-election) 30.03.1901-12.12.1906
WILLIAMS, Henry Caleb
Ipswich
26.09.1868-12.08.1870
WILLIAMS, Herbert
ALP
Windsor
11.05.1935-29.03.1941
WILLIAMS, Robert Godfrey Wynn

WILLIAMS, Thomas Lewis
Ministerialist
ALP
Charters Towers
Port Curtis
27.04.1912-22.05.1915
11.06.1932-03.05.1947

17.12.1942-07.03.1946
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WHITTINGHAM, Arthur Herbert


WILSON, Alexander McLachlan
(Alex)
ALP
Townsville South
12.11.1977-01.11.1986
WILSON, Andrew Heron
19.09.1883-29.08.1906
WILSON, Geoffrey James (Geoff)
Ferny Grove
13.06.1998-
ALP
WILSON, Naomi Kate Wynn
National
Mulgrave
Chair, Parliamentary Criminal Justice

Committee 03.05.2001-31.12.2001
Chair, Parliamentary Crime and
Misconduct Committee
01.01.2002-11.10.2006
13.09.2006-26.03.2009
310

Families, Youth and Community Care
26.02.1996-16.02.1998

Community Care
16.02.1998-26.06.1998
WILSON, Thomas
ALP
Fortitude Valley

WILSON, Walter Horatio
15.07.1995-13.06.1998
01.04.1916-19.05.1933
(By-election) 26.02.1925-21.05.1929
04.07.1885-28.02.1902

17.08.1887-13.06.1888
27.03.1893-03.10.1894
02.03.1898-01.12.1899


12.08.1890-27.03.1893
03.10.1894-02.03.1898

27.03.1893-23.08.1894
28.03.1899-01.12.1899

01.10.1898-28.03.1899

07.03.1946-15.05.1947
02.01.1874-06.06.1878
WIMBLE, Frederick Thomas
Cairns
05.05.1888-29.04.1893
WINDSOR, Robert Levi

Liberal

Fortitude Valley
Ithaca
03.08.1957-28.05.1960
28.05.1960-28.05.1966
WINSTANLEY, Vernon
ALP

Charters Towers
Queenton
05.02.1908-27.04.1912
Government Whip
27.04.1912-11.06.1932 01.06.1915-10.05.1929
WOOD, Bill
ALP

WOOD, Ernest Gaden Western
Country
(Dick)
Cook
Barron River
18.05.1969-27.05.1972
MLA (ACT) Brindabella
27.05.1972-07.12.1974 04.03.1989-16.10.2004
Logan
28.05.1966-17.05.1969
311
WOOD, Henry Conwell


17.04.1886-31.12.1902
(Resigned)
WOOD, Leslie Arnold

ALP
East Toowoomba

North Toowoomba

02.03.1946-03.05.1947
(By-election) 28.08.1957-29.03.1958
29.04.1950-29.03.1958
(Died in Office)
WOOD, Peter
ALP

28.05.1966-27.05.1972
27.05.1972-07.12.1974
Toowoomba East
Toowoomba South
WOOD, Western

26.04.1861-20.03.1868

(Resigned)
ALP
Pine Rivers
02.12.1989-19.09.1992
Minister for Family and Community

Kurwongbah
19.09.1992-17.03.1997 Services and Minister Assisting the

(Resigned) Premier on the Status of Women
31.07.1995-19.02.1996

WOODS, Michael Joyce Reginald
ALP
Woothakata
11.03.1902-18.05.1907

Ministerialist
18.05.1907-19.11.1907

Opposition
19.11.1907-18.02.1908

Ministerialist
18.02.1908-29.10.1908

29.10.1908-02.10.1909
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WILSON, William

WOOLMER, Luke
Liberal
Springwood
15.07.1995-13.06.1998
WORDSWORTH, Carlisle Favell

Country
Cook

Mulgrave

29.04.1950-07.03.1953
(By-election)
06.06.1959-07.05.1960
(By-election) (Died in office)
WRIGHT, Albert Henry
12.05.1923-11.05.1929
ALP
Bulimba

07.05.1997-19.05.1998
17.05.1969-27.05.1972
27.05.1972-05.11.1984 20.10.1982-29.08.1984
(Resigned)
01.12.1984-13.03.1993
YALDWYN, William

10.06.1868-15.05.1877
(Resigned)
YALDWYN, William Henry

Legislative Council

(5 years)

01.05.1860-13.06.1863
(Resigned)
01.05.1865-01.10.1866
(Reappointed for Life)
YEATES, Herbert
Country
East Toowoomba
02.04.1938-24.12.1945
YEWDALE, Leslie John (Les)
ALP
Rockhampton North
27.05.1972-02.12.1989
YOUNG, Dennis Charles
Liberal
Baroona
07.12.1974-12.11.1977
312
WRIGHT, Keith Webb

ALP
Rockhampton South

Rockhampton

LIST OF QUEENSLAND POLITICAL PARTIES: MEMBERS OF WHICH HAVE BEEN ELECTED TO THE QUEENSLAND
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
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313
Name
Code
Australian Democrats
DEM
ALP
City Country Alliance Queensland
CCAQ
Communist
Country and Progressive National Party (functioned in Queensland between 1925 and 1945)
CPNP
Country Party (refers to pre - 1974 party and is used as early as 1920 election)
Country
Country Party Members who were in Parliament when the Country Party officially changed its name to the National Party - Queensland in 1974
Country-National*
Country Party Queensland (05.08.1999 - 02.05.2000)
CPQ
Democratic Labor Party
DLP
Frank Barnes Labor
Independent
IND
Independent (CEC): Citizens Electoral Council
Independent Democrat
Independent Labor
Independent Liberal
Liberal National Party (from 09.09.2008)
LNP
Liberal Party (from c 1902 - 1917: developed in 1917 into the National Party through an amalgamation of the Liberal Association and National Federation) #Liberal
Liberal Party of Australia (from 08.07.1949)
Liberal and LIB
Ministerialist
National Party (since 1974) (On 5 December 2003 the National Party of Australia - Queensland changed its registered abbreviation from Queensland
Nationals to The Nationals.)
National and NPA
Nationalist
North Queensland Labor Party
NQLP
North Queensland Party
NQP
Northern Country Party
One Nation Party
ONP
One Nation Queensland Division (The name Pauline Hansons One Nation Party was changed to One Nation Queensland Division on 21.06.2002.)
One Nation and ON
Opposition
Pauline Hansons One Nation (deregistered in Queensland on 19 August 1999; re-registered on 23.01.2001)
PHON+
Primary Producers Candidate
PPC
Protestant Labor
Queensland Farmers Union
Farmers Union
Queensland Labor Party
QLP
Queensland Peoples Party
QPP
Queensland United Party (Nationalist and Country Party)
United
Queensland Greens
GRN
United Australia Party
UAP
REPRESENTATIVES OF QUEENSLAND STATE ELECTORATES 1860 - 2009

Albert
First used as an electorate name under the 1887 redistribution, it survived successive boundary alterations until 1949, when the Darlington and Southport electorates were created. The
name was revived in 1959 and retained in the 1971 and 1977 redistributions, though covering a greatly reduced area. Minor changes were made in 1991, including the loss of Carbrook
in the north and coastal areas below Paradise Point in the south.
PLUNKETT, T
COLLINS, RM
PLUNKETT, T
APPEL, JG
PLUNKETT, TF
CAREY, CC
14.02.1970 - 26.10.1971 HEATLEY, WC

27.05.1972 - 07.12.1974 DARCY, WT
07.12.1974 - 02.12.1989 GIBBS, IJ
02.12.1989 - 15.07.1995
SZCZERBANIK, J
15.07.1995 - 17.02.2001 BAUMANN, WF
17.02.2001 - KEECH, MM
Algester
Created in the 1999 redistribution from the former electorate of Archerfield.
314
17.02.2001 -
STRUTHERS, KL
Archerfield
Formed in the 1971 redistribution mainly from the western part of the existing Salisbury electorate, taking in the suburbs of Rocklea, Inala and Acacia Ridge. In the 1991 redistribution,
the suburb of Inala was removed and parts of the suburbs of Salisbury, Coopers Plains and Algester added. The seat was abolished in the 1999 redistribution.
27.05.1972 - 09.03.1984
19.05.1984 - 19.09.1992

HOOPER, KJ
PALASZCZUK, H
19.09.1992 - 13.06.1998 ARDILL, LA

13.06.1998 - 17.02.2001 STRUTHERS, KL
Ashgrove
Introduced in the 1959 redistribution for an electorate centred on that suburb and substantially formed from the former Kelvin Grove electorate.
28.05.1960 - 07.12.1974
07.12.1974 - 22.10.1983
22.10.1983 - 01.11.1986
TOOTH, SD
GREENWOOD, JW
VEIVERS, TR
01.11.1986 - 02.12.1989 SHERLOCK, AF

02.12.1989 - 09.09.2006 FOURAS, D
09.09.2006 -
JONES, KJ
17.05.1888 - 21.03.1896
21.03.1896 - 18.03.1899
18.03.1899 - 05.02.1908
05.02.1908 - 19.03.1929
11.05.1929 - 29.04.1950
28.05.1960 - 26.12.1969
Aspley
Metropolitan electorate created in the 1959 redistribution from the former electorate of Chermside. In the 1991 redistribution the electorate moved north, losing Chermside and gaining
Bald Hills, Strathpine, Murrumba Downs and Griffin.
28.05.1960 - 29.11.1980
29.11.1980 - 22.10.1983
22.10.1983 - 01.11.1986
CAMPBELL, FA
NELSON, BA
CAHILL, BJ
01.11.1986 - 02.12.1989 NELSON, BA

02.12.1989 - 17.02.2001 GOSS, JN
17.02.2001 - 20.03.2009 BARRY, VL
Aubingy
Created by the Electoral Districts Act of 1872, taking in the Western Downs including Pittsworth. The name was dropped in the 1971 redistribution and areas of the electorate allocated
into neighbouring ones.
PECHEY, EW
PERKINS, P
CAMPBELL, J
LOVEJOY, W
THORN, W
OBRIEN, J
18.05.1907 - 05.02.1908 McINTYRE, D

05.02.1908 - 27.04.1912
THORN, W
27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915 LUKE, AJ
22.05.1915 - 29.03.1941 MOORE, AE
29.03.1941 - 28.05.1960
SPARKES, WBJB
28.05.1960 - 27.05.1972
DIPLOCK, LF
Auburn
Introduced in the 1971 redistribution for an area in the Western Burnett area which was previously mainly included in the electorate of Mackenzie. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution
with most of the electorate subsumed in an enlarged Callide and to a lesser extent in the new electorate of Fitzroy.
27.05.1972 - 29.11.1980
HEWITT, NTE
29.11.1980 - 19.09.1992 HARPER, NJ
Balonne
Constituted by the Electoral Districts Act of 1872 it continued in use until the 1931 redistribution when the electorates were reduced to 62. The name was again used in the 1949 redistribution and the area covered remained basically the same until 1991, centred around St. George and Dirranbandi. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution with the electorate distributed
among the new electorate of Western Downs and the existing electorate of Warrego.
01.12.1873 - 27.05.1874
27.05.1874 - 05.10.1883
05.10.1883 - 11.04.1896
11.04.1896 - 27.08.1904
WALKER, A
LOW, J
MOREHEAD, BD
STORY, GWB
06.08.1927 - 11.06.1932 BRASSINGTON, SJ

29.04.1950 - 03.08.1957 TAYLOR, JR
03.08.1957 - 17.05.1969 BEARDMORE, EJ
17.05.1969 - 11.01.1972 HUNGERFORD, HM
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11.11.1873 - 09.04.1877
01.05.1877 - 21.02.1884
04.03.1884 - 29.04.1893
29.04.1893 - 17.07.1894
04.08.1894 - 27.08.1904
27.08.1904 - 18.05.1907
27.08.1904 - 02.05.1927
LAND, EM
27.05.1972 - 19.09.1992 NEAL, DMcC
Barambah
Introduced in the 1949 redistribution for a new seat principally constituted from the former electorate of Nanango. Extended in the 1991 redistribution to include Nanango Shire. In
the 1999 redistribution Barambah was abolished.
29.04.1950 - 01.12.1987
16.04.1988 - 13.06.1998
BJELKE-PETERSEN, J
PERRETT, TJ
13.06.1998 - 17.02.2001 PRATT, DR
Barcoo
316
24.11.1885 - 24.01.1892
05.03.1892 - 20.05.1893
20.05.1893 - 02.10.1909
02.10.1909 - 14.10.1919
MURPHY, FR
RYAN, TJ (Tommy)
KERR, G
RYAN, TJ
20.12.1919 - 15.12.1942 BULCOCK, FW

01.05.1943 - 10.04.1961 DAVIS, EW
01.07.1961 - 27.05.1972
ODONNELL, EC
Baroona
Constituted under provisions of Section 14 of the Electoral Districts Act of 1931, which gave power to make alterations in boundaries. Baroona was proclaimed an electorate on 20th
August 1935, operative from May of that year. It was abolished as a seat in the 1977 redistribution being incorporated into Brisbane Central, Ithaca and Ashgrove.
11.05.1935 - 28.05.1960
28.05.1960 - 07.12.1974
POWER, W
HANLON, PJ
07.12.1974 - 12.11.1977
YOUNG, DC
Barron River
Introduced in the 1971 redistribution, for a new seat taking in the northern part of the city of Cairns and surrounding rural areas formerly in the electorate of Cook. The area of the
electorate was significantly reduced in 1991, losing Daintree, Mossman and Port Douglas in the north and gaining Kuranda to the west.
27. 05.1972 - 07.12.1974
07.12.1974 - 10.11.1989
02.12.1989 - 15.07.1995
WOOD, B
TENNI, MJ
CLARK, LA
15.07.1995 - 13.06.1998
WARWICK, LR
13.06.1998 - 09.09.2006 CLARK, LA
09.09.2006 -
WETTENHALL, SPA
Created by the Additional Members Act of 1885 which divided the electorate of Mitchell into Barcoo and Mitchell, the name survived successive boundary changes until the 1971
redistribution when much of the former seat was incorporated into Belyando.
Beaudesert
Created in the 1991 redistribution from large parts of the former Fassifern electorate. Named after the shire whose boundaries almost exactly match the electorate bounds.
19.09.1992 - 20.03.2009
LINGARD, KR
Belmont
Created in the 1959 redistribution from parts of the existing electorates of Bulimba, Mount Gravatt and Wynnum, it was abolished in the 1977 redistribution, with most of its area being
incorporated into the new seat of Chatsworth.
28.05.1960 - 07.12.1974
NEWTON, HF
07.12.1974 - 12.11.1977
BYRNE, DE
Belyando
317
29.04.1950 - 28.05.1960
27.05.1972 - 07.12.1974
FOLEY, TA
ODONNELL, EC
07.12.1974 - 12.11.1977
LESTER, VP
Blackall
Formed under provisions of the 1872 Electoral Districts Act this electorate took in all the rural environs of Rockhampton from the coast to the ranges, and was split up for new electorates of Fitzroy, Normanby and Rockhampton North.
18.11.1873 - 28.11.1878
28.11.1878 - 23.01.1886
MacDONALD, PF
ARCHER, A
13.04.1886 - 05.05.1888 PATTISON, W
Bowen
Created in the 1872 Electoral Districts Act, it survived successive redistributions until 1949 when the electorate was split up. Reconstituted in the 1959 redistribution, it was once
again abolished in the 1971 redistribution, but re-formed in 1986 from portions of the Peak Downs, Flinders and Whitsunday electorates. It was again dropped in 1991, divided among
Whitsunday, Mirani, Burdekin, Fitzroy and Charters Towers.
04.11.1873 - 05.05.1875
14.05.1875 - 24.03.1887
FITZGERALD, TH
AMHURST, FT
02.10.1909 - 27.04.1912 FERRICKS, MA

27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915 CAINE, EJ
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Constituted under the 1949 Electoral Districts Act principally from the former Barcoo and Normanby electorates, the name was dropped in the 1959 redistribution when Barcoo was
enlarged eastward. The name was revived in 1971 and dropped in 1977 in favour of Peak Downs.
23.04.1877 - 25.12.1880
24.01.1881 - 05.01.1883
18.01.1883 - 19.05.1888
19.05.1888 - 11.03.1902
11.03.1902 - 02.10.1909
BEOR, HR
COOPER, PA
CHUBB, CE
SMITH, RH
KENNA, F
22.05.1915 - 28.03.1936 COLLINS, C

20.06.1936 - 15.04.1944 RIORDAN, EJ
15.04.1944 - 29.04.1950 PATERSON, FW
28.05.1960 - 19.12.1971 DELAMOTHE, PR
01.11.1986 - 19.09.1992
SMYTH, KW
Bremer
Existing as a separate electorate under the Electoral Districts Act of 1872, Bremer was taken into the Ipswich electorate under provisions of the 1878 Act, which gave dual representatives to the enlarged seat. Reconstituted under the 1910 Electoral Districts Act, it was dropped in 1959 when the major part of the electorate was re-named Ipswich East.
THOMPSON, JM
CRIBB, JC
22.05.1915-12.03.1946 COOPER, FA
25.05.1946-28.05.1960 DONALD, J
Brisbane
318
The Town of Brisbane and the Town of South Brisbane were two of the original electorates set up under the Order-in-Council of 6th June 1859. Except for the 1949 and 1986 redistributions the Brisbane River was the natural boundary of these electorates, and under this heading the successive electorates for the central city are listed in chronological sequence.
Similar treatment is given under SOUTH BRISBANE, for the variants relevant to that area.
Brisbane, Town of (1859-1873)

Three member constituency
(a)
(b)
11.05.1860 - 25.11.1865 BLAKENEY, CW
11.05.1860 - 08.04.1864
RAFF, G
23.11.1865 - 22.06.1867 RAFF, G
22.04.1864 - 22.06.1867
BROOKES, W
22.06.1867 - 26.09.1868 PRITCHARD, AB
22.06.1867 - 14.11.1873
ODOHERTY, IK
26.09.1868 - 17.08.1870 FRASER, S
17.08.1870 - 11.01.1872 PRING, R

27.01.1872 - 14.11.1873 HANDY, JK
(c)
11.05.1860-17.10.1860
08.12.1860-30.05.1863
30.05.1863-30.01.1869
10.02.1869-14.11.1873
JORDAN, H
CRIBB, R
PUGH, TP
EDMONSTONE, G
Brisbane City (1873-1878)

Single member constituency
14.11.1873 - 01.02.1878
STEWART, RM
12.02.1878 - 15.11.1878
PRING, R
25.11.1873 - 15.11.1878
27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915
North Brisbane (1878-1888)

Two member constituency
(a)
15.11.1878 - 05.05.1888
GRIFFITH, SW
13.01.1882 - 05.05.1888
BROOKES, W
(b)
15.11.1878 - 24.12.1881 PALMER, AH
Brisbane North (1888-1912)

(b)
05.05.1888 - 21.03.1896
McILWRAITH, T
21.03.1896 - 11.03.1899
FRASER, R
20.04.1899 - 27.04.1912 FORREST, EB
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(a)
05.05.1888 - 29.04.1893
GRIFFITH, SW
29.04.1893 - 21.03.1896
KINGSBURY, JJ
21.03.1896 - 31.07.1901
MacDONALD-PATERSON, T
06.08.1901 - 05.02.1908
CAMERSON, J
05.02.1908 - 02.10.1909
BARTON, EGC
02.10.1909 - 05.09.1911
MACARTNEY, EH
16.09.1911 - 27.04.1912
WELSBY, T
Brisbane (1912-1977)
27.04.1912 - 11.06.1932
11.06.1932 - 03.01.1936
04.04.1936 - 17.05.1969
KIRWAN, MJ
FUNNELL, R
MANN, JH
17.05.1969 - 07.12.1974 DAVIS, BJ

07.12.1974 - 12.11.1977
LOWES, HB
Brisbane Central
Formed by the amalgamation of portions of the former seats of Baroona and Brisbane in the 1977 redistribution. In 1986, the new boundaries crossed the Brisbane River taking in
parts of the former seat of South Brisbane. In the 1991 redistribution it lost the area south of the river and gained most of the former electorate of Merthyr and the suburbs of Wilston,
Windsor and part of Newmarket to the north.
12.11.1977 - 02.12.1989
02.12.1989 -13.09.2007
DAVIS, BJ
BEATTIE, PD
13.09.2007 -
GRACE, G
Broadsound
Established in the 1986 redistribution from parts of the electorates of Callide and Mirani. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution and distributed among the new electorates of Keppel
and Fitzroy and the existing electorate of Mirani.
01.11.1986 - 02.12.1989
HINTON, DG
02.12.1989 - 19.09.1992
PEARCE, J
Broadwater
Newly created in the 1991 redistribution, comprising the coastal area between Labrador and South Stradbroke Island. Incorporates Tiplers Passage and the Broadwater, hence the name.
GRICE, AM
17.02.2001 - CROFT, P-K
Bulimba
320
Created by Electoral Districts Act of 1872 and operative from the 1873 election, it originally covered most of the South East Outer Brisbane region, but has been greatly reduced in size
by subsequent redistributions.
25.11.1873 - 26.06.1876
07.07.1876 - 07.11.1876
18.11.1876 - 29.11.1878
29.11.1878 - 04.07.1882
13.07.1882 - 29.03.1892
16.04.1892 - 10.01.1901
23.02.1901 - 22.05.1915
22.05.1915 - 16.03.1918
16.03.1918 - 15.05.1923
HEMMANT, W
JOHNSTON, J
GRIMES, G
SWANWICK, FF
BUCKLAND, JF
DICKSON, JR
BARNES, WH
McMINN, HC
BARNES, WH
12.05.1923 - 11.05.1929 WRIGHT, AH

11.05.1929 - 11.06.1932 LONGMAN, I
11.06.1932 - 02.04.1938 COPLEY, WJ
02.04.1938 - 29.04.1950 MARRIOTT, GH
29.04.1950 - 18.01.1951
GARDNER, RJ
14.04.1951 - 03.08.1957 GARDNER, RJ
03.08.1957 - 25.07.1980
HOUSTON, JW
29.11.1980 - 19.09.1992
McLEAN, RT
19.09.1992 - 20.03.2009 PURCELL, PD
Bulloo
Name given to far South Western seat from 1888 to 1912 when the area was changed to the electorate of Warrego in the 1910 redistribution.
26.05.1888 - 25.04.1893
25.04.1893 - 20.01.1909
DONALDSON, J
LEAHY, J
27.03.1909 - 27.04.1912
ALLEN, BFS
19.09.92 - 17.02.2001
Bundaberg
Constituted a separate electorate by the Electoral Districts Act of 1887 which excised it from the former electorate of Mulgrave. Since 1991, the electorate has been surrounded by the
Burnett electorate which includes outlying areas of the city.
05.05.1888 - 15.05.1892
ADAMS, W
29.03.1950 - 17.05.1969
WALSH, EJ
16.06.1892 - 06.05.1893
HALL, GJ
17.05.1969 - 12.11.1977
JENSEN, ED
06.05.1893 - 21.03.1896
DUFFY, M
12.11.1977 - 22.10.1983 BLAKE, JRH
21.03.1896 - 22.06.1901
GLASSEY, T
22.10.1983 - 13.06.1998
CAMPBELL, CB
06.07.1901 - 11.05.1935
BARBER, GP
13.06.1998 - 09.09.2006 CUNNINGHAM, JI
11.05.1935 - 29.03.1941
McLEAN, B
09.09.2006 -
DEMPSEY, JM
29.03.1941 - 29.04.1950
BARNES, JF
Bundamba
321
29.11.1873 - 19.11.1878
19.11.1878 - 26.10.1880
12.11.1880 - 12.05.1888
12.05.1888 - 13.05.1893
FRASER, S
HENDREN, W
FOOTE, J
GLASSEY, T
13.05.1893 - 18.03.1899
THOMAS, L
18.03.1899 - 27.04.1912
CRIBB, JC
19.09.1992 - 14.12.1999
GIBBS, RJ
05.02.2000 - MILLER, J-AR
Buranda
Created by the 1910 Electoral Districts Act mainly from the south west corner of the former Bulimba electorate, the name was displaced by Greenslopes in the 1959 redistribution.
27.04.1912 - 31.07.1924
16.08.1924 - 02.05.1947
HUXHAM, J
HANSON, EJ
03.05.1947 - 03.08.1957
03.08.1957 - 28.05.1960
BROWN, RK
HOOPER, KW
Burdekin
Formed in the 1949 redistribution by combining portions of the former electorates of Bowen and Mundingburra. Centered on Ayr and Home Hill.
29.04.1950 - 17.05.1969
17.05.1969 - 22.10.1983
COBURN, A
BIRD, VJ
13.06.1998 - 17.02.2001
KNUTH, JA
17.02.2001 - 07.02.2004 RODGERS, SG
The 52nd Parliament
First used as an electorate name in the Electoral Districts Act of 1872 which changed the old Ipswich seat from a three member constituency to a single member electorate. The electorate was known as Bundamba until the name was dropped in the 1910 redistribution in favour of Bremer. The name was revived in the 1991 redistribution, with the new electorate
replacing the former electorate of Wolston as well as incorporating part of the electorate of Ipswich.
22.10.1983 - 13.06.1998
STONEMAN, MD
07.02.2004 -
MENKENS, RN
Burke
Originally a single member electorate created under the 1872 Electoral Districts Act, it was changed to a two member constituency from 1888 to 1892 when it was divided into two
electorates - Burke and Croydon. The Burke electorate was amalgamated in the 1931 redistribution into Carpentaria, only to be revived in the 1959 redistribution. In 1971 the name
of the electorate was changed to Mount Isa.
HODGKINSON, WO
PARKER, JA
OSULLIVAN, P
SHEAFFE, RH
PALMER, E
(a) HODGKINSON, WO
(b) HUNTER, ECJ
(b) HOOLAN, J
16.06.1894 - 21.03.1896
04.04.1896 - 18.03.1899
18.03.1899 - 02.10.1909
02.10.1909 - 27.04.1912
27.04.1912 - 16.03.1918
16.03.1918 - 16.09.1929
02.11.1929 - 11.06.1932
28.05.1960 - 27.05.1972
GLASSEY, T
HOOLAN, J
MAXWELL, W
COLLINS, C
MURPHY, WS
RIORDAN, D
JONES, A
INCH, AJ
Burleigh
322
The previous electorate of South Coast was split, in part creating the Burleigh electorate in the 1991 redistribution. Based around the area of the same name.
19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001
GAMIN, JM
17.02.2001 - SMITH, CA
Burnett
One of the sixteen original electorates proclaimed under the Order-in-Council of 6 June 1859 returning two members. By the 1872 Electoral Districts Act it was reduced to a single
member constituency from 1873 until 1932 when the name was dropped as a result of the 1931 redistribution. The electorate was largely incorporated into Wide Bay (1931) and Marodian (1949) before being revived for the 1960 election. The 1991 redistribution extended this electorate north to include part of the former electorate of Callide and east to include part
of the abolished electorate of Isis.
04.05.1860 - 24.06.1863(a)
04.05.1860 - 06.04.1869(b)
24.06.1863 - 15.04.1865
13.05.1865 - 06.04.1867
22.04.1867 - 17.08.1870
21.04.1869 - 23.03.1871
30.08.1870 - 24.10.1871
HALAY, CR
MacKENZIE, RR
(a) EDWARDS, J
(a) HALY, CR
(a) PRING, R
(b) HALY, CR
(a) MORETON, BB
12.05.1888 - 12.06.1891
JONES, GH
11.07.1891 - 28.03.1896 CADELL, JJ
28.03.1896 - 14.04.1898
McCORD, WF
28.05.1898 - 25.03.1899
MAUGHAN, WJR
25.03.1899 - 27.08.1904
KENT, W
27.08.1904 - 02.10.1909
JONES, AJ
02.10.1909 - 27.04.1912
HODGE, RS
04.12.1873 - 13.09.1875
26.10.1875 - 21.06.1876
22.08.1876 - 14.11.1878
14.11.1878 - 05.10.1883
05.10.1883 - 19.05.1888
19.05.1888 - 13.05.1893
19.05.1888 - 24.06.1890
09.08.1890 - 12.03.1894
07.11.1871 - 20.11.1873
03.04.1871 - 08.12.1873
29.12.1873 - 28.11.1878
28.11.1878 - 01.10.1883
01.10.1883 - 15.05.1888
12.05.1888 - 12.06.1891
(a) SCOTT, W
(b) BRAMSTON, J
IVORY, FJ
BAYNES, WH
MORETON, BB
JONES, GH
27.04.1912 - 16.08.1928
CORSER, BH
13.10.1928 - 11.06.1932
BOYD, RL
28.05.1960 - 01.11.1986
WHARTON, CA
01.11.1986 - 17.02.2001
SLACK, DJ
17.02.2001 - 07.02.2004
STRONG, TL
07.02.2004 - MESSENGER, RD
Burrum
Created under the Electoral Districts Act of 1887, the electorate occupied the rural environs of the Maryborough district excluding the city itself. Succeeding redistributions changed
the boundaries, but the name was retained until the 1931 Electoral Districts Act resulted in its disappearance, with the area being divided between Isis and Wide Bay.
12.05.1888 - 29.04.1893
13.05.1893 - 11.03.1902
11.03.1902 - 14.05.1905
POWERS, C
TOOTH, NEN
MARTIN, G
17.06.1905 - 16.03.1918 RANKIN, CDW

16.03.1918 - 09.10.1920
WHITFORD, AEV
09.10.1920 - 11.06.1932
BRAND, WA
323
12.11.1977 - 22.10.1983
FRAWLEY, DJ
19.09.1992 - 13.06.1998
SULLIVAN, JH
22.10.1983 - 01.11.1986
NEWTON, LE
13.06.1998 - 17.02.2001 FELDMAN, WP
01.11.1986 - 19.09.1992
HAYWARD, K

Cairns
Constituted by the Electoral Districts Act of 1887 as a single member constituency centred on the city of Cairns. With population growth the city has had parts included in other electorates such as Barron River (1971).
05.05.1888 - 29.04.1893
29.04.1893 - 04.04.1896
04.04.1896 - 11.03.1899
11.03.1899 - 11.03.1902
11.03.1902 - 27.08.1904
27.08.1904 - 27.04.1912
27.04.1912 - 21.02.1930
WIMBLE, F
BYRNES, TJ
LISSNER, IS
GIVENS, T
LYONS, J
MANN, J
McCORMACK, W
10.05.1930 - 27.01.1942
OKEEFE, J
31.10.1942 - 03.05.1947 BARNES, LJ
03.05.1947 - 19.05.1956
CROWLEY, TM
19.05.1956 - 12.10.1964
WALLACE, GWG
27.02.1965 - 22.10.1983
JONES, R
22.10.1983 - 13.06.1998
De LACY, KE
13.06.1998 - BOYLE, DC
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Caboolture
Came into existence under the 1977 redistribution being constituted principally from the northern part of the former Murrumba electorate. The area of the electorate was greatly reduced in 1986 through the creation of two new adjoining electorates. In the 1991 redistribution the electorate moved north to occupy the southern portion of the previous electorate of
Glasshouse including Bribie Island. In the 1999 redistribution the seat disappeared.
Callide
Introduced in the 1949 electoral redistribution for a seat based on the Callide and Dawson Valleys. Formed from areas of former Keppel and Normanby electorates. In the 1991 redistribution Callide incorporated most of the previous electorate of Auburn and lost its coastline to the seat of Burnett.
29.04.1950 - 30.10.1971
27.05.1972 - 01.11.1986
JONES, VE
HARTWIG, LE
01.11.1986 - 13.06.1998
McCAULEY, DE
13.06.1998 - SEENEY, JW
Caloundra
Created in the 1991 redistribution from part of the former electorate of Landsborough. Based on the city of the same name.
SHELDON, JM
07.02.2004 -
McARDLE, MF
Cambooya
324
Seat based on Western Downs area, created under the provisions of Electoral Districts Act 1887 and abolished in the 1910 redistribution when the electorate for the area was named
Pittsworth.
10.05.1888 - 06.05.1893
06.05.1893 - 18.03.1899
PERKINS, P
DANIELS, HJ
18.03.1899 - 27.04.1912
MACKINTOSH, D
Capalaba
Formed in the 1991 redistibution from part of the former electorate of Manly. Based on Capalaba, Alexandra Hills and Sheldon.
19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001
ELDER, JP
17.02.2001 - CHOI, MW-M
Carnarvon
Constituted under the 1872 Electoral Districts Act for a seat in the southern inland area of the state centred on Stanthorpe and Goondiwindi. It was abolished in the 1991 redistribution
and most of its area subsumed into the electorate of Warwick.
25.11.1873 - 02.01.1874
20.01.1874 - 14.10.1875
08.01.1876 - 01.10.1883
PRING, R
MILES, W
TYREL, JdeP
09.10.1920 - 11.05.1935
11.05.1935 - 01.06.1963
01.06.1963 - 24.10.1974
COSTELLO, E
HILTON, PJR
McKECHNIE, HA
19.09.1992 - 07.02.2004
01.10.1883 - 27.08.1904
27.08.1904 - 18.05.1907
18.05.1907 - 09.10.1920
FOXTON, JFG
BARTON, AHE
GUNN, D
07.12.1974 - 27.11.1989
02.12.1989 - 19.09.1992
McKECHNIE, PR
SPRINGBORG, LJ
Carpentaria
Far northern seat set up under the 1887 Electoral Districts Act operative 1888-1912 when it was abolished into Burke and Cook. In the 1931 redistribution the existing seat of Flinders
was altered to Carpentaria which also combined part of Burke. The 1959 redistribution dropped the name Carpentaria in favour of Burke.
26.05.1888 - 25.05.1893
25.05.1893 - 11.04.1896
11.04.1896 - 25.03.1899
25.03.1899 - 18.05.1907
PALMER, E
PHILLIPS, G
SIM, GC
FORSYTH, J
18.05.1907 - 27.04.1912
11.06.1932 - 29.03.1941
29.03.1941 - 28.05.1960
NEVITT, T
MULLAN, J
SMITH, AJ
325
Under the 1887 Electoral Districts Act this seat was constituted as a two member constituency, altered to a single member constituency under the 1910 Act and abolished in the 1959
redistribution which placed the town of Charters Towers in the Flinders electorate. Revived in the 1991 redistribution, it subsumed most of the abolished electorates of Flinders and
Peak Downs.
12.05.1888 - 13.05.1893
12.05.1888 - 13.05.1893
13.05.1893 - 11.06.1901
13.05.1893 - 15.09.1905
06.07.1901 - 18.05.1907
07.10.1905 - 05.02.1908
18.05.1907 - 05.02.1908
05.02.1908 - 27.04.1912
(a) SAYERS, RJ
(b) RUTLEDGE, A
(a) DAWSON, A
(b) DUNSFORD, JH
(a) BURROWS, J
(b) PAULL, WJ
(a) MILLICAN, J
(b) MULLAN, J
05.02.1908 - 27.04.1912
(a) WINSTANLEY, V
27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915
WILLIAMS, RGW
22.05.1915 - 02.03.1939
WELLINGTON, WJ
27.05.1939 - 28.05.1960
JONES, A
19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001 MITCHELL, RA
17.02.2001 - 07.02.2004 SCOTT, CM
07.02.2004 - 20.03.2009
KNUTH, SA
Chatsworth
Created in the 1959 redistribution as a new seat composed mainly of parts of the former Mount Gravatt and Coorparoo electorates. In the 1977 redistribution the name was given to
much of what was formerly Belmont, but also included part of the former Chatsworth seat. In the 1991 redistribution the seat was extended eastward almost to the sea through the
previous Manly electorate.
28.05.1960 - 28.05.1966
28.05.1966 - 12.11.1977
HILEY, TA
HEWITT, WD
20.08.2005 - 09.09.2006 CALTABIANO, MA

09.09.2006 - 20.03.2009
BOMBOLAS, C
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Charters Towers
12.11.1977 - 25.07.2005
MACKENROTH, TM
Chermside
Adopted in the 1949 redistribution as a name for a seat taking in parts of the electorates of Sandgate and Nundah, it was subsequently divided into portions of Wavell and Aspley in the
1959 redistribution. The name was revived in the 1991 redistribution and consisted of parts of the previous electorates of Stafford, Nundah and Aspley. The electorate was abolished
in the 1999 redistribution.
29.04.1950 - 28.05.1960
DEWAR, AT
19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001 SULLIVAN, T
Chillagoe
27.04.1912 - 22.09.1925
16.01.1926 - 11.05.1929
THEODORE, EG
OKEEFE, J
11.05.1929 - 10.06.1932 ATHERTON, EA
326
Clayfield
Introduced in the 1949 redistribution for a seat taking in most of the former Hamilton electorate, the name was dropped in the 1977 redistribution when the area was split among the
neighbouring electorates of Merthyr, Nundah and Wavell. The name was revived in the 1991 redistribution and consists of parts of the existing electorate of Nudgee and the former
electorates of Nundah and Merthyr. It includes the suburbs of Albion, Clayfield, Eagle Farm, Hamilton, Hendra and Pinkenba.
29.04.1950 - 01.06.1963
01.06.1963 - 10.03.1976
29.05.1976 - 12.05.1977

TAYLOR, HB
MURRAY, JC
BROWN, I
19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001 SANTORO, S

17.02.2001 - 09.09.2006 CLARK, EA
09.09.2006 -
NICHOLLS, TJ
Clermont
The Additional Members Act of 1864 created this electorate based on the town of Clermont and environs. It continued as an electorate until abolished in 1910 when the area was
incorporated into the Leichhardt electorate.
18.03.1865 - 18.08.1866
11.09.1866 - 12.10.1866
13.11.1866 - 20.06.1867
01.07.1867 - 11.05.1868
22.06.1868 - 01.10.1868
DAVIS, SB
TRAVERS, R
FORBES, GE
FITZSIMMONS, C
SCOTT, J
30.04.1872 - 04.01.1876 GRAHAM, CJ

04.02.1876 - 22.11.1878 STEVENSON, J
22.11.1878 - 01.03.1879
FOWLES, WL
05.04.1879 - 07.09.1883
WELD-BLUNDELL, HJ
07.09.1883 - 05.05.1888
WALLACE, DS
Formed in the 1911 redistribution principally from the former electorate of Woothakata and based on Atherton Tablelands. The name was dropped in the 1931 redistribution in favour
of The Tableland.
01.10.1868 - 29.01.1869
04.03.1869 - 04.04.1870
04.05.1870 - 06.09.1870
06.09.1870 - 09.04.1872
ATKIN, RT
De SATGE, OJ
BENSON, JR
De SATGE, OJ
05.05.1888 - 06.05.1893
06.05.1893 - 11.03.1899
11.03.1899 - 27.04.1912
STEVENSON, J
CROSS, JM
LESINA, VBJ
Cleveland
Established in the 1991 redistribution, the electorate was created from the electoral district of Redlands as an electorate of bayside residential suburbs.
19.09.1992 - 09.09.2006
BRISKEY, DJ
09.09.2006 - 20.03.2009
WEIGHTMAN, PJ
Condamine
Created in the 1949 redistribution when the western Darling Downs seat of Dalby was abolished, and the greater portion included in the new seat. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution,
the electorate was subsumed in the new electorate of Western Downs.
ALLPASS, FJ
DIPLOCK, LF
28.05.1960 - 22.10.1983
22.10.1983 - 19.9.1992
SULLIVAN, VB
LITTLEPROUD, BG
327
Cook
The Cook District Representation Act of 1875 initiated the seat with single member representation until 1878 when dual membership was granted. In 1887 the representation was reduced to one, and the name has survived successive redistributions to the present. In the 1991 redistribution Burketown and Mornington Island were lost to the electorate of Mount Isa.
01.06.1876 - 05.12.1878
05.12.1878 - 30.10.1883
05.12.1878 - 04.03.1884
30.10.1883 - 26.05.1888
04.03.1884 - 04.08.1885
16.09.1885 - 26.05.1888
26.05.1888 - 27.08.1904
27.08.1904 - 18.05.1907
18.05.1907 - 22.05.1915
22.05.1915 - 11.05.1929
MURPHY, WE
(a) WALSH, J
(b) COOPER, FA
(a) HAMILTON, J
(b) CAMPBELL, T
(b) HILL, CL
HAMILTON, J
HARGREAVES, JH
DOUGLAS, HAC
RYAN, HJ
11.05.1929 - 11.05.1935
KENNY, JAC
11.05.1935 - 29.04.1950
COLLINS, HH
29.04.1950 - 07.03.1953
WORDSWORTH, CF
07.03.1953 - 17.05.1969
ADAIR, H
17.05.1969 - 27.05.1972
WOOD, B
27.05.1972 - 07.12.1974
WALLIS-SMITH, E
07.12.1974 - 12.11.1977
DEERAL, E
12.11.1977 - 02.12.1989
SCOTT, RW
02.12.1989 - 07.02.2004 BREDHAUER, SD
07.02.2004 -
OBRIEN, JD
Cooroora
Name chosen for an electorate constituted under the 1910 Electoral Districts Act, which was composed largely from the former electorate of Wide Bay. Successive redistributions
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29.04.1950 - 07.03.1953
07.03.1953 - 28.05.1960
greatly reduced the area of the electorate. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution, the electorate was divided between the electorates of Noosa and Maroochydore.
27.04.1912 - 03.05.1947
03.05.1947 - 16.10.1974
WALKER, HF
LOW, DA
07.12.1974 - 02.12.1989 SIMPSON, GL

02.12.1989 - 19.09.1992 BARBER, RD
Coorparoo
Introduced by the 1949 redistribution when the seat was excised substantially from the former electorates of Logan and Maree. Following the 1959 redistribution the name was dropped
and a new name for much of the areas assigned - Chatsworth.
29.04.1950 - 28.05.1960
HILEY, TA
This electorate was created in the 1991 redistribution from parts of the previous electoral districts of Somerset, Lockyer and Cunningham to form an arc of areas west, north-west, north
and north-east of Toowoomba. The seat was abolished in the 1999 redistribution.
19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001
COOPER, TR
328
Croydon
Formed by the 1892 redistribution which divided the electorate of Burke in half, giving the name Croydon to the western portion. The seat only lasted until the 1911 redistribution,
when it was absorbed into the Burke and Flinders electorates.
13.05.1893 - 12.04.1904
21.05.1904 - 18.05.1907
BROWNE, WH
MURPHY, WS
18.05.1907 - 05.02.1908 CREAGH, CV

05.02.1908 - 27.04.1912 MURPHY, WS
Cunningham
Established under the Electoral Districts Act of 1887 which split up the old seat of Darling Downs into Cunningham and Cambooya. The name was retained for the same area for many
years and was substituted for Drayton in the 1922 redistribution when the name ceased to exist. The original seat stretched from Cunninghams Gap, west to Clifton and south to the
NSW border excluding the town of Warwick. In the 1991 redistribution the electorate assumed much of its original shape, once more stretching south to the NSW border and including
the town of Goondiwindi. Some of the northern part was lost to the new electorates of Crows Nest and Western Downs.
10.05.1888 - 21.03.1896
21.03.1896 - 11.03.1899
11.03.1899 - 26.09.1903
ALLAN, W
McGAHAN, T
KATES, FB
09.10.1920 - 25.12.1943
15.04.1944 - 07.03.1953
07.03.1953 - 07.12.1974
DEACON, WA
McINTYRE, M
FLETCHER, AR
Crows Nest
29.10.1903 - 27.08.1904
27.08.1904 - 09.10.1920
WATSON, DJR
GRAYSON, F
07.12.1974 - 17.02.2001
ELLIOTT, JA
17.02.2001 - 20.03.2009 COPELAND, SW
Currumbin
Derived from the southern portion of the electorate of South Coast in the 1986 redistribution, based on the Currumbin and Tallebudgera valleys. It was largely unchanged in 1991,
losing only the northern part of Palm Beach.
01.11.1986 - 02.12.1989
02.12.1989 - 19.09.1992
GATELY, LF
COOMBER, TMcD
19.09.1992 - 07.02.2004
ROSE, M
07.02.2004 - STUCKEY, JA
Dalby
329
10.11.1873 - 15.11.1878
15.11.1878 - 20.01.1882
31.01.1882 - 29.04.1893
29.04.1893 - 10.03.1911
26.04.1911 - 08.05.1926
BELL, JP
SIMPSON, GM
JESSOP, JS
BELL, JT
VOWLES, WJ
08.05.1926 - 08.01.1932
11.06.1932 - 11.05.1935
11.05.1935 - 02.04.1938
02.04.1938 - 03.05.1947
03.05.1947 - 28.10.1949
RUSSELL, WA
SPARKES, WBJG
MORGAN, G
SLESSAR, AR
RUSSELL, CW
Darling Downs
see also Drayton and Toowoomba
Eastern Downs
Northern Downs
Western Downs
Southern Downs
Resulting from the 1872 Electoral Districts Act which split up the original (1859) electorates of Eastern Downs and Western Downs. Darling Downs existed as a single member constituency (1874-78) and a dual member constituency (1878-1888) until it in turn was redistributed out of existence in 1887, becoming the basis of Cambooya and Cunningham. In the
1999 redistribution it was re-established.
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Originally constituted under the Electoral Districts Act of 1872, centred on the town of Dalby and surrounds, it was augmented in the 1935 redistribution by the inclusion of most of the
electorate of Murilla. Following abolition in 1949 much of Dalby was included in the new seat of Condamine.
04.11.1873 - 01.02.1875
23.03.1875 - 26.11.1878
26.11.1878 - 22.08.1887
06.09.1887 - 04.05.1888
WIENHOLT, E
GRAHAM, W
(a) MILES, W
(a) ALLAN, W
26.11.1878 - 01.11.1881
(b) KATES, F
29.11.1881 - 01.10.1883
(b) ALLAN, W
01.10.1883 - 04.05.1888
(b) KATES, F
17.02.2001 - 20.03.2009 HOPPER, RG
Darlington
Constituted in the 1949 redistribution substantially from the former electorate of Albert, the name was dropped in the 1959 redistribution which assigned the name of Logan to a similar
locality.
29.04.1950 - 03.08.1957
PLUNKETT, TF
03.08.1957 - 28.05.1960 HARRISON, RL
see Darling Downs
330
Drayton
Eastern Darling Downs seat created under the 1910 Electoral Districts Act which excised Toowoomba city from its environs, it was subsequently renamed Cunningham following the
1920 redistribution.
27.04.1912 - 12.05.1923
BEBBINGTON, W

see also Darling Downs
Eastern Downs
Northern Downs
Western Downs
One of the original sixteen electorates formed under the Order-in-Council of 6th June 1859, it was represented by one member until 1873, when the name was dropped in favour of
Toowoomba. In the 1878 redistribution Drayton and Toowoomba was reconstituted a dual constituency, returning two members until 1912, when the provisions of the 1911 redistribution resulted in separate electorates of Drayton, Toowoomba and East Toowoomba.
Downs
02.05.1860 - 26.07.1862
11.08.1862 - 10.11.1873
15.11.1878 - 04.06.1901
22.06.1901 - 18.05.1907
18.05.1907 - 02.10.1909
02.10.1909 - 27.04.1912
WATTS, J
GROOM, WH
(a) GROOM, WH
(a) TOLMIE, J
(a) REDWOOD, VC
(a) TOLMIE, J
15.11.1878 - 01.01.1881
14.01.1881 - 06.05.1893
06.05.1893 - 09.09.1904
01.10.1904 - 18.05.1907
18.05.1907 - 27.04.1912
(b) DAVENPORT, GH
(b) ALAND, R
(b) FOGARTY, J
(b) SMART, EL
(b) ROBERTS, TR
Eacham
Inaugurated under the 1910 Electoral Districts Act, the electorate which centred on the Atherton Tableland encompassed most of the eastern part of the former seat of Woothakata.
27.04.1912 - 24.10.1925
16.01.1926 - 11.05.1929
GILLIES, WN
RYAN, CJ
11.05.1929 - 23.03.1932
DUFFY, GA
see also Moreton

331
West Moreton
One of the original sixteen electorates proclaimed under the Order-in-Council of 6th June 1859 and covering the south-east part of the State outside Brisbane and Ipswich, the seat
returned two members (1860-73) and one from 1874 to 1878 when it was re-named Moreton. The 1872 redistribution divided East Moreton into Bulimba, Oxley and East Moreton.
07.05.1860 - 26.08.1863
07.05.1860 - 29.09.1860
27.10.1860 - 26.08.1863
05.09.1863 - 01.07.1867
05.09.1863 - 15.09.1863
26.09.1863 - 07.05.1867
15.05.1867 - 01.7.1867
01.07.1867 - 17.02.1870
(a) EDMONDSTONE, G
(b) BUCKLEY, H
(b) WARRY, TS
(a) EDMONDSTONE, G
(b) BROOKES, W
(b) CRIBB, R
(b) CRIBB, R
(a) FRANCIS, AM
01.07.1867 - 28.09.1868
28.09.1868 - 11.12.1868
23.12.1868 - 20.10.1871
17.02.1870 - 07.03.1872
04.11.1871 - 18.11.1873
03.04.1872 - 18.11.1873
18.11.1873 - 24.04.1877
10.05.1877 - 19.11.1878
(b) GARRICK, JF
(b) DOUGLAS, J
(b) JORDAN, H
(a) ATKIN, RT
(b) HEMMANT, W
(a) GRIFFITH, SW
FRYAR, W
GARRICK, JF
East Toowoomba
see also Toowoomba East
Formed in the 1911 redistribution which saw the former dual constituency of Drayton and Toowoomba split into three single member seats of which this was one. In the 1949 redistribution parts of East Toowoomba were incorporated into Lockyer.
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East Moreton
27.04.1912 - 02.06.1934
18.08.1934 - 11.05.1935
11.05.1935 - 02.04.1938
ROBERTS, TR
ANNAND, JD
KANE, JD
02.04.1938 - 24.12.1945
YEATES, H
02.03.1946 - 03.05.1947 WOOD, LA
03.05.1947 - 29.04.1950 CHALK, GWW
Eastern Downs
One of the original sixteen electorates of 1859, it encompassed a huge area south-west of Toowoomba embracing Texas, Warwick, Dalby and all the area south to the border. It was
split up in the 1872 redistribution into Darling Downs, Carnarvon and Balonne.
PRING, R
McLEAN, JD
DOUGLAS, J
18.09.1868 - 22.07.1871
22.07.1871 - 06.11.1873
MACALISTER, A
THORNTON, EL
Enoggera
332
Created by the Electoral Districts Act of 1872, it first returned a single member (1873-78), and then was a dual member constituency (1878-88) before reverting to a single seat electorate
(1888-1950) when the name was dropped and most of the electorate became Kedron and Mount Coot-tha.
28.11.1873 - 21.11.1878
21.11.1878 - 12.05.1888
21.11.1878 - 18.08.1883
18.08.1883 - 13.10.1885
26.10.1885 - 12.05.1888
12.05.1888 - 07.12.1899
23.12.1899 - 11.03.1902
DICKSON, JR
(a) DICKSON, JR
(b) RUTLEDGE, A
(b) BALE, JL
(b) BULCOCK, R
DRAKE, JG
REID, M
11.03.1902 - 07.02.1911
25.02.1911 - 22.05.1915
22.05.1915 - 09.10.1920
09.10.1920 - 11.06.1932
11.06.1932 - 15.04.1944
15.04.1944 - 29.04.1950
HAWTHORN, AGC
TROUT, R
LLOYD, WF
KERR, JS
TAYLOR, GC
MORRIS, KJ
Everton
Resulting from the redistribution of 1971 which abolished the former electorate of Kedron whilst incorporating a large portion of it into Everton.
27.05.1972 - 07.12.1974
07.12.1974 - 12.11.1977
JONES, NF
LINDSAY, BDV
12.11.1977 - 19.09.1992
MILLINER, GR
19.09.1992 - 20.03.2009 WELFORD, RJ
Fassifern
Constituted by the Electoral Districts Act of 1872 as a rural electorate based on the Fassifern Valley and running from just south of Ipswich to the New South Wales border, it was
27.04.1860 - 22.04.1862
02.05.1862 - 16.12.1866
04.01.1867 - 18.09.1868
derived from portions of the former East Moreton and West Moreton electorates. Successive redistributions greatly reduced the extent of the seat. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution
and subsumed by the new electorate of Beaudesert.
25.11.1873 - 09.01.1874
24.01.1874 - 12.03.1878
09.04.1878 - 07.09.1883
07.09.1883 - 19.07.1887
04.08.1887 - 10.05.1888
10.05.1888 - 06.05.1893
06.05.1893 - 11.03.1902
11.03.1902 - 11.12.1902
THORN, G Jnr.
THORN, J
PERSSE, deBF
MIDGLEY, A
THORN, G Jnr.
SALKELD, W
THORN, G Jnr.
MURRAY-PRIOR, TdeM
13.01.1903 - 02.10.1909
02.10.1909 - 28.03.1913
24.04.1913 - 02.05.1930
28.06.1930 - 11.05.1935
11.05.1935 - 17.05.1969
17.05.1969 - 22.10.1983
22.10.1983 - 19.09.1992
JENKINSON, CM
WIENHOLT, A
BELL, ET
WIENHOLT, A
MULLER, AG
MULLER, SJ
LINGARD, KR
Ferny Grove
Introduced in the redistribution of 1991 as an electorate based on the upper part of Kedron Brook. Previously included in the electoral districts of Everton and Ashgrove.
MILLINER, GR
13.06.1998 - WILSON, GJ
333
Fitzroy
Formed in the 1887 redistribution almost wholly from the southern portion of the former Blackall electorate, it encompassed a region south of Rockhampton to as far as Mount Larcombe. The name was dropped in 1959 and revived in the 1991 redistribution, mainly from parts of the former electorates of Broadsound and Peak Downs.
04.05.1888 - 17.07.1889
03.08.1889 - 11.03.1902
11.03.1902 - 02.10.1909
02.10.1909 - 27.04.1912
27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915
LYONS, R
CALLAN, AJ
COWAP, H
CRAWFORD, J
GRANT, KM
22.05.1915 - 11.05.1929
HARTLEY, HL
11.05.1929 - 11.06.1932 CARTER, WE
11.06.1932 - 11.05.1935 PETERSON, JC
11.05.1935 - 28.05.1960 CLARK, J
19.09.1992 - 20.03.2009 PEARCE, J
Flinders
Originally created under the 1887 electoral redistribution from the old Burke electorate, it encompassed an area north and south of a line running through Cloncurry, Richmond and
Hughenden. In 1931 the name was dropped in favour of Carpentaria, but revived in the 1949 redistribution when the number of seats was increased by fifteen. Abolished in the 1991
redistribution and replaced by the new electorate of Charters Towers.
19.05.1888 - 20.05.1893
20.05.1893 - 24.06.1901
13.07.1901 - 18.05.1907
GOLDRING, L
MacDONALD, C
AIREY, P
29.04.1950 - 09.12.1954
12.03.1955 - 03.08.1957
03.08.1957 - 04.03.1958
RIORDAN, EJ
FORDE, FM
LONERGAN, WH
The 52nd Parliament
19.09.1992 - 13.06.1998
18.05.1907 - 29.12.1917
16.03.1918 - 11.06.1932
MAY, J
MULLAN, J
17.05.1958 - 28.10.1974
LONERGAN, WH
07.12.1974 - 19.09.1992 KATTER, RC
Fortitude Valley
Hamlet of Fortitude Valley was one of the original sixteen electorates proclaimed under the provisions of the Order-in-Council of 6th June 1859. It became Fortitude Valley in the 1872
redistribution and in 1885 became a dual member constituency, remaining so until the 1910 redistribution returned it to a single member seat. It was abolished in the 1959 redistribution
when most of the current electorate was incorporated into the Brisbane and Merthyr seats.
Fortitude Valley, Hamlet of

LILLEY, C
25.11.1873 - 14.02.1874
25.02.1874 - 26.11.1878
26.11.1878 - 28.05.1879
28.05.1879 - 16.04.1886
01.05.1886 - 12.05.1888
14.09.1885 - 11.03.1899
12.05.1888 - 21.03.1896
21.03.1896 - 18.05.1907
11.03.1899 - 17.07.1901
LILLEY, C
BEATTIE, F
PRING, R
BEATTIE, F
(a) BROOKS, SW
(b) McMASTER, J
(a) WATSON, J
(a) McDONNELL, F
(b) HIGGS, WG
Fortitude Valley
334
03.08.1901 - 27.08.1904
(b) McMASTER, J
27.08.1904 - 27.04.1912
(b) BOWMAN, D
18.05.1907 - 05.02.1908
(a) McMASTER, J
05.02.1908 - 27.04.1912
(a) McLACHLAN, PA
27.04.1912 - 25.02.1916 BOWMAN, D
01.04.1916 - 19.05.1933 WILSON, T
15.07.1933 - 04.10.1950 BRASSINGTON, SJ
18.11.1950 - 03.08.1957 BROSNAN, MT
03.08.1957 - 28.05.1960 WINDSOR, RL
Gaven
Created in the 1999 redistribution, this electorate was named after the Gaven Way, that section of the Pacific Highway which links the two major population centres of the electorate,
Nerang and Helensvale.
17.02.2001 - 28.02.2006
POOLE, RL
01.04.2006 - 09.09.2006
DOUGLAS, AR

09.09.2006 - 20.03.2009
GRAY, PR
01.05.1860 - 25.11.1873
Gladstone
Newly created in the 1991 redistribution to include Gladstone and adjacent rural areas. Formed from the electorate of Port Curtis which was one of the original proclaimed under the
provisions of the Order-in-Council of 6 June 1859.
19.09.1992 - 15.07.1995
BENNETT, NP
15.07.1995 - CUNNINGHAM, EA
Glass House
New electorate brought in by the 1986 redistribution, composed mainly of the northern part of the former Caboolture electorate. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution and subsumed in
the electorates of Nicklin, Caboolture and Caloundra. In the 1999 redistribution the seat was reintroduced.
01.11.1986 - 02.12.1989
02.12.1989 - 19.09.1992
NEWTON, LE
SULLIVAN, JH
17.02.2001 - 20.03.2009 MALE, CT
Formed in the 1959 redistribution from parts of the former electorates of Buranda and Coorparoo, the boundaries were significantly altered in the 1977 redistribution.
335
28.05.1960 - 23.08.1977
HOOPER, KW
02.12.1989 - 15.07.1995
FENLON, GB
12.11.1977 - 22.10.1983
HEWITT, WD
15.07.1995 - 13.06.1998 RADKE, TP
22.10.1983 - 02.12.1989
HARVEY, LT
13.06.1998 - 20.03.2009 FENLON, GB

Gregory
Created under the provisions of the 1878 Electoral Districts Act from the northern portion of the existing Gregory pastoral district in the far south-west of the State adjoining the present
Northern Territory border. In the 1991 redistribution Quilpie in the south was lost to Warrego but Emerald and Springsure were gained in the east when Peak Downs was abolished.
14.11.1878 - 20.02.1882
21.03.1882 - 21.03.1888
28.04.1888 - 25.03.1899
25.03.1899 - 10.07.1915
18.08.1915 - 24.03.1939
HILL, CL
McWHANNELL, T
CORFIELD, WH
HAMILTON, W
POLLOCK, G
27.05.1939 - 29.03.1941
BROWN, CVW
29.03.1941 - 13.07.1957
DEVRIES, GH
05.10.1957 - 07.12.1974
RAE, WAR
07.12.1974 - 30.11.1989
GLASSON, WH
02.12.1989 - JOHNSON, VG
The 52nd Parliament
Greenslopes
Gympie
Constituted by the Electoral Districts Act of 1872 and operating from the end of 1873, the electorate, based on the town of Gympie, returned one member up to 1888 when it became a
dual constituency from 1888-1912. It continued as a single member seat until the 1949 redistribution which put the town of Gympie in Nash. The 1959 redistribution re-instated the
previous name.
LORD, RS
KIDGELL, JG
HAMILTON, J
(a) SMYTH, W
(b) MELLOR, M
(b) FISHER, A
(b) STUMM, J
(b) FISHER, A
(a) RYLAND, G
08.06.1901 - 27.04.1912
(b) MULCAHY, D
27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915 MACKAY, GH
22.05.1915 - 11.05.1929 DUNSTAN, T
11.05.1929 - 11.05.1935 TOZER, VH
11.05.1935 - 29.04.1950
DUNSTAN, T
28.05.1960 - 08.08.1979 HODGES, AM
01.09.1979 - 17.02.2001
STEPHAN, LW
17.02.2001 - 09.09.2006
ROBERTS, EM
09.09.2006 -
GIBSON, DF
Hamilton
336
Established in the 1931 redistribution almost wholly on the previous seat of Toombul, the electorate was re-named in the 1949 redistribution when it was reduced in area and became
Clayfield.
11.06.1932 - 29.03.1941
29.03.1941 - 30.06.1943
RUSSELL, HMcD
PIE, AB
09.10.1943 - 03.05.1947 CHANDLER, JB

03.05.1947 - 29.04.1950 TAYLOR, HB
Hamlet of Fortitude Valley

see Fortitude Valley
Haughton
Created in the 1949 redistribution from portions of the former seats of Mundingburra and Kennedy, the seat was re-named Burdekin in the 1959 redistribution which marginally changed
the area covered.
29.04.1950 - 28.05.1960
McCATHIE, CG
07.11.1873 - 09.03.1877
23.03.1877 - 15.11.1878
15.11.1878 - 07.09.1883
07.09.1883 - 11.03.1899
05.05.1888 - 29.04.1893
29.04.1893 - 28.03.1896
28.03.1896 - 11.03.1899
11.03.1899 - 09.05.1901
11.03.1899 - 27.04.1912
Hawthorne
Established in the 1959 redistribution from portions of the former Norman and Bulimba electorates, it was abolished in the 1971 redistribution when it was absorbed into adjacent
electorates, principally Bulimba.
28.05.1960 - 28.05.1966
BAXTER, WE
28.05.1966 - 27.05.1972 KAUS, WB
Herbert
Constituted under the 1887 Electoral Districts Act, the area involved stretched from Cairns to Townsville and from the coast to the Tablelands. By 1935 it had shrunk to a coastal strip
from Innisfail to Cardwell and in the 1949 redistribution formed the basis of the seat of Mourilyan.
12.05.1888 - 18.05.1907
18.05.1907 - 16.01.1920
COWLEY, AS
LENNON, W
10.04.1920 - 17.09.1940
09.11.1940 - 29.04.1950
PEASE, P
THEODORE, S
337
19.09.1992 - 13.06.1998
13.06.1998 - 17.02.2001
NUNN, WG
DALGLEISH, DB
17.02.2001 - 20.03.2009 McNAMARA, AI
Hinchinbrook
Created in the 1949 redistributon from parts of the former Kennedy and Herbert electorates, it has continued to be centred on the Ingham-Tully coastal strip. In the 1991 redistribution
this electorate lost its hinterland component and became a purely coastal electorate.
29.04.1950 - 28.05.1960
28.05.1960 - 27.05.1972
27.05.1972 - 02.12.1989
JESSON, CG
ROW, JA
ROW, EC
02.12.1989 - 09.09.2006
09.09.2006 -
ROWELL, MH
CRIPPS, AP
Inala
Created in the 1991 redistribution from parts of the electorate of Archerfield and former electorate of Wolston, based on the suburbs of Inala, Darra, Wacol, Gailes and Camira.
19.09.1992 - 09.09.2006
PALASZCZUK, H
09.09.2006 -
PALASZCZUK, A
The 52nd Parliament
Hervey Bay
Constituted in the 1991 redistribution mainly from the former electorate of Isis and parts of Maryborough and Burnett electorates. Created due to population growth, includes all of
Fraser Island.
Indooroopilly
New electorate brought in by the 1991 redistribution composed of the southern part of the former electoral district of Toowong and the riverside suburbs south of the Walter Taylor
Bridge at Indooroopilly.
19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001
BEANLAND, DE
17.02.2001 - 20.03.2009 LEE, RO
Ipswich
see also Bremer, Bundamba
One of the original sixteen electorates established under the Order-in-Council of 6th June 1859, the seat returned three members at each election from 1860-1873, when as a result of
the 1872 redistribution, Ipswich, as it now was known, became a single member constituency. In the 1878 redistribution Ipswich became a dual member constituency until 1912, when
it reverted once again to a single member seat, with the re-introduction of the seat of Bremer.
338
Ipswich, Town of
(a)
10.05.1860 - 30.05.1863 FORBES, FA
10.05.1860 - 18.09.1868 MACALISTER, A
30.05.1863 - 26.09.1868 CHALLINOR, H
26.09.1868 - 14.11.1873 THOMPSON, JM

(Three member constituency)
(b)
10.05.1860 - 30.05.1863
OSULLIVAN, P
(c)
30.05.1863 - 04.08.1866
04.08.1866 - 19.06.1867
19.06.1867 - 12.08.1870
12.08.1870 - 09.10.1872
22.10.1872 - 26.02.1873
26.09.1868 - 12.08.1870
12.08.1870 - 14.11.1873
PRING, R
REED, GM
MURPHY, J
JOHNSTON, J
MACALISTER, A
WILLIAMS, HC
CRIBB, B
Ipswich
06.03.1873 - 14.06.1876
20.06.1876 - 18.02.1878
07.03.1878 - 15.11.1878
27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915
22.05.1915 - 11.05.1929
MACALISTER, A
THORN, G Jnr.
MacFARLANE, J
BLAIR, JW
GLEDSON, DA
(One member)
11.05.1929 - 11.06.1932
11.06.1932 - 14.05.1949
10.09.1949 - 28.05.1960
27.05.1972 - 22.10.1983
22.10.1983 - 17.02.2001
WALKER, JE
GLEDSON, DA
MARSDEN, I
EDWARDS, LR
HAMILL, DJ
Wolston
17.02.2001 -
NOLAN, RG
Ipswich
(a)
15.11.1878 - 27.07.1881
THOMPSON, JM
08.08.1881 - 21.08.1883
FRANCIS, J
21.08.1883 - 05.05.1888
SALKELD, W
05.05.1888 - 21.03.1896
BARLOW, AH
21.03.1896 - 11.03.1902
STEPHENSON, AJ
11.03.1902 - 27.04.1912
BLAIR, JW
(Two member)
(b)
15.11.1878 - 07.03.1894 MacFARLANE, J
31.03.1894 - 21.03.1896 WILKINSON, J
21.03.1896 - 27.08.1904 CRIBB, TB
27.08.1904 - 27.04.1912 MAUGHAN, WJR
Ipswich East
28.05.1960 - 17.05.1969
DONALD, J
17.05.1969 - 27.05.1972
MARGINSON, E
339
Ipswich West
The 1959 redistribution split the City of Ipswich into two parts of which this seat was one. In the 1971 redistribution, further boundary alterations followed the re-constitution of the
central seat of Ipswich, whilst leaving the outer city limits in the seats of Ipswich West and the former Ipswich East, which was renamed Wolston.
28.05.1960 - 28.05.1966
28.05.1966 - 07.12.1974
07.12.1974 - 12.11.1977
12.11.1977 - 02.12.1989
MARSDEN, I
JORDAN, EV
HALES, A
UNDERWOOD, DF
02.12.1989 - 13.06.1998
13.06.1998 - 17.02.2001
17.02.2001 - 09.09.2006
09.09.2006 -
LIVINGSTONE, DW
PAFF, JK
LIVINGSTONE, DW
WENDT, WE
Isis
Introduced for a new seat created in the 1931 redistribution taking in the rural districts of Bundaberg and Maryborough which were formerly in the seat of Burrum. Abolished in the
1991 redistribution and subsumed in the new electorate of Hervey Bay.
11.06.1932 - 29.04.1950
29.04.1950 - 31.07.1968
BRAND, WA
PIZZEY, JCA
07.12.1974 - 05.07.1989
02.12.1989 - 19.09.1992
POWELL, LW
NUNN, WG
The 52nd Parliament
Created in the 1959 redistribution principally from the former seat of Bremer, it was abolished in the 1971 redistribution when it was included mainly in the new seat of Wolston.
16.11.1968 - 07.12.1974
BLAKE, JRH
Ithaca
Formed in the 1911 redistribution when it took in parts of Red Hill, Paddington, Ithaca, Rosalie, Rainworth and Torwood formerly in the Toowong electorate, the name was retained
through successive redistributions for electorates taking in roughly the same general locale, though of lesser extent. In the 1986 redistribution the name was dropped in favour of Mount
Coot-tha.
27.04.1912 - 08.05.1926
08.05.1926 - 15.01.1952
05.04.1952 - 29.07.1956
GILDAY, JT
HANLON, EM
EASTMENT, L
08.12.1956 - 28.05.1960 HANLON, PJ

28.05.1960 - 28.05.1966 WINDSOR, RL
28.05.1966 - 01.11.1986 MILLER, CJ
Created in the 1991 redistribution from the district of Caboolture and the previous district of Pine Rivers. The Kallangur electorate comprises communities along the Bruce Highway
and Old Gympie Road from the Caboolture River to Mango Hill.
19.09.1992 - 20.03.2009
HAYWARD, KW
340
Kawana
Created in the 1999 redistribution, based on the former electorate of Mooloolah. Because the township of Mooloolah was transferred to Nicklin, the new electorate was renamed
Kawana.
17.02.2001 - 09.09.2006
CUMMINS, CP
09.09.2006 - 20.03.2009
DICKSON, SL
Kedron
Constituted under the 1949 Electoral Districts Act which excised much of the new seat from the former electorate of Enoggera, the seat was replaced in the 1971 redistribution by the
new electorates of Everton and Stafford. Revived in the 1991 redistribution, mostly from the previous electorates of Stafford and Windsor. In the 1999 redistribution the seat was
abolished.
29.04.1950 - 06.01.1951
14.04.1951 - 27.5.1972
PIE, AB
LLOYD, EG
19.09.1992 - 15.07.1995 COMBEN, P

15.07.1995 - 17.02.2001 BRADDY, PJ
Kallangur
Kelvin Grove
Established in the 1923 redistribution which excised the seat from the former Enoggera electorate, it disappeared in the 1959 redistribution going mainly into Ashgrove, but also Windsor and Baroona.
12.05.1923 - 11.05.1929
11.05.1929 - 11.06.1932
11.06.1932 - 02.04.1938
LLOYD, WF
HILL, R
WATERS, FJ
02.04.1938 - 29.03.1941 MORRIS, GA

29.03.1941 - 03.08.1957
TURNER, JA
03.08.1957 - 28.05.1960
TOOTH, SD
Kennedy
Constituted by the Additional Members Act of 1864 and covering an area from Cardwell to Mackay, west to the Great Divide, and taking in the entire Burdekin River system, it eventually shrunk in size to the rural surrounds of Townsville, until its abolition in the 1949 redistribution, most being included in Haughton.
DALRYMPLE, GAFE
FITZGERALD, TH
BRIGHT, JPC
MacDEVITT, EO
MACROSSAN, JM
(a) PALMER, HW
(b) STUBLEY, FH
(b) RUTLEDGE, A
05.10.1883 - 12.05.1888
12.05.1888 - 13.05.1893
13.05.1893 - 02.10.1909
02.10.1909 - 09.10.1920
09.10.1920 - 12.05.1923
12.05.1923 - 11.06.1932
11.06.1932 - 11.05.1935
11.05.1935 - 29.04.1950
(a) LISSNER, IS
LISSNER, IS
JACKSON, G
OSULLIVAN, J
JONES, J
BRUCE, HA
FADDEN, AW
JESSON, CG
Keppel
Brought in under provisions of the Electoral Districts Act of 1910, which dropped the former electorate of Rockhampton North, including much of it in Keppel. The seat once again
became Rockhampton North following the 1959 redistribution. The name was revived in the 1991 redistibution. The seat covers coastal areas east and north-east of Rockhampton.
27.04.1912 - 11.05.1929
11.05.1929 - 05.01.1936
04.04.1936 - 15.04.1944
15.04.1944 - 24.07.1952
LARCOMBE, J
DANIEL, O
DANIEL, DJM
INGRAM, WC
25.10.1952 - 03.08.1957
COOPER, VJN
03.08.1957 - 28.05.1960
THACKERAY, MH
19.09.1992 - 07.02.2004 LESTER, VP
07.02.2004 -
HOOLIHAN, PA
Kurilpa
Created in the 1911 redistribution from the former seat of South Brisbane, it gradually took in more south and western areas in succeeding redistributions. In the 1986 redistribution
the seat of South Brisbane took over most of the area, and the Kurilpa electorate was abolished.
27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915
ALLAN, J
03.08.1957 - 28.05.1960
CONNOLLY, PD
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341
18.03.1865 - 19.07.1867
05.09.1867 - 11.06.1869
10.07.1869 - 08.07.1870
15.09.1870 - 18.11.1873
25.11.1873 - 28.11.1878
28.11.1878 - 05.10.1883
28.11.1878 - 05.10.1883
05.10.1883 - 12.05.1888
22.05.1915 - 16.03.1918
16.03.1918 - 11.06.1932
11.06.1932 - 18.07.1949
10.09.1949 - 03.08.1957
HARTLEY, W
FRY, JP
COPLEY, PK
MOORES, T
28.05.1960 - 07.12.1974 HUGHES, CM

07.12.1974 - 22.10.1983 DOUMANY, SS
22.10.1983 - 01.11.1986 WARNER, AM
Kurwongbah
Created in the 1991 redistribution principally from the former electorate of Pine Rivers. Based on the northern suburbs of Brisbane, areas south-west of Caboolture and the Pine Rivers
Shire. Electorate named after a lake in the region.
19.09.1992 - 17.03.1997
WOODGATE, MR
24.05.1997 - 20.03.2009 LAVARCH, LD
Landsborough
342
29.04.1950 - 13.02.1968
16.03.1968 - 06.05.1990
NICKLIN, GFR
AHERN, MJ
28.07.1990 - 19.9.1992 SHELDON, JM
Leichhardt
One of the original sixteen electorates of 1859, the seat stretched from Mackay in the north to Taroom in the south, based on the area west of the Great Divide, as far as the Nogoa River.
It returned two members (1860-1873) and (1878-1888) with one only thereafter until it was abolished in the 1931 redistribution, at which time it was a Central Western seat based on
Clermont and Springsure. The seat was split between Barcoo and Normanby electorates.
04.05.1860 - 13.06.1863
04.05.1860 - 08.02.1864
30.06.1863 - 13.09.1870
14.04.1864 - 11.05.1868
29.06.1868 - 30.01.1872
13.09.1870 - 04.11.1873
20.02.1872 - 04.11.1873
04.11.1873 - 08.12.1875
12.01.1876 - 14.11.1878
* single member constituency
(a) HERBERT, RGW

(b) ROYDS, CJ
(a) SANDEMAN, G
(b) ROYDS, EM
(b) ROYDS, CJ
(a) SCOTT, J
(b) ROYDS, EM
ROYDS, EM*

HALY, CR*
14.11.1878 - 24.03.1879
(a) PAUL, WS
14.11.1878 - 05.05.1888
(b) SCOTT, J
17.04.1879 - 10.04.1880
(a) MacFARLANE, J
06.05.1880 - 23.08.1883
(a) FEEZ, A
23.08.1883 - 05.05.1888
(a) DUTTON, CB
05.05.1888 - 20.05.1893
PAUL, WS
20.05.1893 - 14.10.1919 HARDACRE, HF
20.12.1919 - 11.06.1932 FOLEY, TA
Initiated by the 1949 redistribution which created the electorate from the northern portion of the former Murrumba electorate and the eastern part of the former seat of Stanley, which was
abolished. Population growth resulted in very substantial erosion of the original area covered. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution and subsumed into the new electorates of Caloundra
and Mooloolah and the existing electorate of Nicklin.
Lockyer
Created in the 1887 redistribution, the seat originally took in the area east of the Range at Toowoomba, including Gatton, Helidon and Laidley which had originally been in the Stanley
electorate. Lockyer was abolished in the 1931 redistribution, being split up between West Moreton and East Toowoomba, but was re-established in the 1949 redistribution. The Yarraman area was added in 1977, and the 1986 redistribution resulted in small parts being transferred to Toowoomba North. In the 1991 redistribution the northern half of the electorate
was lost to the new seat of Crows Nest while the southern part extended south to the NSW border taking over part of the abolished seats of Somerset and Fassifern.
17.05.1888 - 13.05.1893
13.05.1893 - 27.08.1904
27.08.1904 - 18.05.1907
18.05.1907 - 16.03.1918
16.03.1918 - 09.10.1920
09.10.1920 - 11.05.1929
11.05.1929 - 11.06.1932
NORTH, WR
ARMSTRONG, WD
OKEEFFE, M
ARMSTRONG, WD
BUTLER, RJC
LOGAN, GA
JAMIESON, CH
29.04.1950 - 12.08.1976
CHALK, GWW
16.10.1976 - 29.11.1980
BOURKE, AJ
29.11.1980 - 13.06.1998
FITZGERALD, AA
13.06.1998 - 17.02.2001
PRENZLER, PR
17.02.2001 - 07.02.2004 FLYNN, WBI
07.02.2004 -
RICKUSS, IP
343
Established under the 1872 Electoral Districts Act which cut off the southern or Gold Coast part of the electorate of East Moreton to form the seat, it survived boundary alterations in
successive redistributions which saw the seat forced closer to the Brisbane area. It was abolished in the 1949 redistribution, with a substantial portion going into Coorparoo, and revived
in 1959 for an outer Brisbane rural seat based on Redlands Shire, but dropped again in the 1971 redistribution. In 1986 the name was once again used for an electorate based on the
north-eastern part of the Fassifern electorate and the north-western portion of Albert. In 1991 the eastern half of the electorate was lost, leaving it based on the suburbs of Marsden,
Browns Plains, Boronia Heights and Park Ridge.
28.11.1873 - 27.05.1874
08.06.1874 - 03.04.1875
16.04.1875 - 03.10.1875
19.10.1875 - 12.04.1876
09.05.1876 - 17.08.1883
17.08.1883 - 04.04.1896
04.04.1896 - 30.06.1896
15.08.1896 - 16.03.1918
16.03.1918 - 09.10.1920
NIND, PH
NIND, PH
BLACK, A
SHAW, F
McLEAN, P
STEVENS, EJ
DONALDSON, J
STODART, J
JAMES, AA
09.10.1920 - 11.05.1935
KING, RMacD
11.05.1935 - 15.04.1944
BROWN, JI
15.04.1944 - 29.04.1950
HILEY, TA
28.05.1960 - 15.04.1966
HARRISON, RL
28.05.1966 - 17.05.1969
WOOD, EGW
17.05.1969 - 27.05.1972
BALDWIN, EA
01.11.1986 - 13.06.1998
GOSS, WK
13.06.1998 - MICKEL, RJ
Lytton
Created in the 1971 redistribution principally from parts of the former electorates of Bulimba and Wynnum. Moved further east under the 1991 redistribution, taking in Manly and Lota
from the abolished electorate of Manly and losing Hemmant to the electorate of Bulimba.
The 52nd Parliament
Logan
27.05.1972 - 31.05.1996
BURNS, TJ
05.10.1996 - LUCAS, PT
Mackay
Constituted under the Electoral Districts Act of 1878 which excised the seat from the former Bowen electorate, the seat at first returned one member, subsequently becoming a dual
member constituency (1888-1912) before reverting to a single member seat. The electorate has remained centred around the city of Mackay.
21.11.1878 - 03.01.1881
AMHURST, FT
27.08.1904 - 18.05.1907
(b) FUDGE, AJW
24.03.1881 - 05.05.1888
BLACK, MH
27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915
PAGET, WT
05.05.1888 - 29.04.1893
(a) BLACK, MH
22.05.1915 - 09.12.1942
SMITH, WF
05.05.1888 - 27.08.1904
(b) DALRYMPLE, DH
20.03.1943 - 17.05.1969
GRAHAM, FD
29.04.1893 - 12.04.1901
(a) CHATAWAY, JV
17.05.1969 - 15.07.1995
CASEY, ED
25.05.1901 - 27.04.1912
(a) PAGET, WT
15.07.1995 -
MULHERIN, TS
Introduced in the 1949 redistribution for a Central Western seat based on the Dawson, Isaacs and Mackenzie river valleys, which was excised from the former seat of Normanby. The
name was dropped in the 1972 redistribution in favour of Auburn.
344
29.04.1950 - 19.05.1956
WHYTE, PJ
19.05.1956 - 27.05.1972
HEWITT, NTE
Manly
This electorate was created in the 1986 redistribution from portions of the former electorates of Wynnum and Redlands. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution, most of the area being
subsumed in the electorates of Lytton and Chatsworth.
01.11.1986 - 02.12.1989
SHAW, EF
02.12.1989 - 19.09.1992 ELDER, JP
Mansfield
Created in the 1971 redistribution principally from the former seat of Mount Gravatt. In 1991, the seat expanded to the east to take in the suburbs of Chandler and Burbank which were
previously part of the abolished electorate of Redlands.
27.05.1972 - 01.11.1986
01.11.1986 - 02.12.1989
02.12.1989 - 15.07.1995
KAUS, WB
SHERRIN, CA
POWER, LJ
15.07.1995 - 13.06.1998 CARROLL, FE

13.06.1998 - REEVES, PG
Mackenzie
Maranoa
One of the original sixteen electorates proclaimed under the provisions of the Order-in-Council of 6th June 1859, based on the Balonne River catchment area and including Roma and
St. George. The name continued in use for electorates in the same vicinity until abolition of the seat in 1949 when most of it was included in the new seat of Balonne.
04.05.1860 - 27.06.1863
27.06.1863 - 28.07.1864
27.09.1864 - 25.11.1873
25.11.1873 - 20.11.1878
05.12.1878 - 12.05.1888
12.05.1888 - 13.05.1893
13.05.1893 - 18.03.1899
FERRETT, J
KENNEDY, WF
MILES, W
McILWRAITH, T
LALOR, J
DUNSMURE, R
KING, R
18.03.1899 - 27.08.1904 RUTLEDGE, A

27.08.1904 - 18.05.1907
SPENCER, TA
18.05.1907 - 22.10.1919
HUNTER, JMcE
20.12.1919 - 09.10.1920
SPENCER, TA
09.10.1920 - 15.04.1944
CONROY, CW
15.04.1944 - 29.04.1950
TAYLOR, JR
Maree
345
27.04.1912 - 11.05.1929
11.05.1929 - 11.06.1932
BERTRAM, W
TEDMAN, G
11.06.1932 - 29.03.1941
29.03.1941 - 29.04.1950
KING, WT
LUCKINS, LW
Marodian
Centred on Gayndah and Goomeri, this seat was created in the 1949 redistribution from the former electorates of Isis and Wide Bay, and was abolished in the 1959 redistribution which
split the seat between the electorates of Barambah, Burnett and Isis.
29.04.1950 - 27.05.1960
HEADING, JA
Maroochydore
Created in the 1991 redistribution from parts of the electorate district of Nicklin and former electorate of Cooroora. Includes the coast from Mooloolaba to Marcoola, and Bli Bli,
Yandina and Maroochy Shire inland.
19.09.1992 -
SIMPSON, FS
The 52nd Parliament
Inner southside metropolitan seat based on Kangaroo Point which was excised from the former electorate of Woolloongabba. It was dropped in the 1949 redistribution when the area
was divided between the electorates of Brisbane and South Brisbane.
Maryborough
Constituted by the Additional Members Act of 1864, the seat returned a single member until 1878, and two members from 1878 to 1912 at which time the seat became a single member
constituency. Lost Fraser Island under the 1991 redistribution.
WALSH, WH
MORETON, BB
DOUGLAS, J
(a) DOUGLAS, J
(b) KING, HE
(a) PALMER, H
(a) HURLEY, J
(b) SHERIDAN, RB
(a) ANNEAR, JT
(b) HYNE, RM
(b) POWERS, C
(b) BARTHOLOMEW, J
(a) BARTON, CH
(b) NORMAN, J
(a) GARDE, HC
(a) MITCHELL, W
(b) ADAMSON, J
02.10.1909 - 27.04.1912
(a) BOOKER, CJ
02.10.1909 - 27.04.1912
(b) CORSER, EBC
27.04.1912 - 23.09.1912 CORSER, EBC
12.10.1912 - 22.05.1915
CORSER, EBC
22.05.1915 - 14.02.1917
JONES, AJ
31.03.1917 - 22.09.1929
WEIR, D
26.10.1929 - 11.06.1932
BLACKLEY, J
11.06.1932 - 30.11.1936
STOPFORD, J
27.02.1937 - 02.04.1938
DEMAINE, WH
02.04.1938 - 17.08.1953
FARRELL, D
28.11.1953 - 04.06.1971
DAVIES, HJ
24.07.1971 - 12.11.1977
ALISON, G
12.11.1977 - 22.10.1983
HANSEN, BJ
22.10.1983 - 02.12.1989
ALISON, G
02.12.1989 - 13.06.1998
DOLLIN, RH
13.06.1998 - 24.03.2003
KINGSTON, JA
26.04.2003 - FOLEY, CJ
Merrimac
Originated in the 1991 redistribution primarily from the former electorate of South Coast. Based around coast and hinterland region of the same name.
In the 1999 redistribution the seat was abolished.
19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001
QUINN, RJ
Merthyr
Constituted under the 1911 redistribution which excised the seat, based on New Farm, from the former electorate of Fortitude Valley. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution and subsumed
in Brisbane Central.
27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915
22.05.1915 - 09.10.1920
09.10.1920 - 15.05.1923
15.05.1923 - 11.05.1929
WELSBY, T
McLACHLAN, PA
MacGREGOR, PB
McLACHLAN, PA
11.06.1932 - 31.08.1940 KEOGH, JP

09.11.1940 - 03.08.1957 MOORE, WM
03.08.1957 - 30.06.1971 RAMSDEN, SR
24.07.1971 - 30.01.1989 LANE, DF
346
01.02.1865 - 04.11.1873
07.11.1983 - 16.03.1875
02.04.1875 - 15.11.1878
15.11.1878 - 24.11.1880
15.11.1878 - 17.08.1883
13.12.1880 - 17.08.1883
17.08.1883 - 08.07.1884
17.08.1883 - 05.05.1888
25.07.1883 - 11.03.1902
05.05.1888 - 29.04.1893
29.04.1893 - 21.03.1896
21.03.1896 - 11.03.1902
11.03.1902 - 16.06.1902
11.03.1902 - 18.05.1907
03.07.1902 - 27.08.1904
27.08.1904 - 02.10.1909
18.05.1907 - 02.10.1909
11.05.1929 - 11.06.1932
KERWIN, PJ
13.05.1989 - 19.09.1992
SANTORO, S
Mirani
Established in the 1911 redistribution as a rural electorate surrounding the City of Mackay, the seat was created from portions of the former electorates of Bowen, Clermont and Normanby. Part of the electorate was lost to the new seat of Fitzroy and part gained from the abolished seat of Broadsound in the 1991 redistribution.
27.04.1912 - 11.05.1935
11.05.1935 - 03.05.1947
03.05.1947 - 28.02.1965
SWAYNE, EB
WALSH, EJ
EVANS, E
15.05.1965 - 29.11.1980
29.11.1980 - 31.03.1994
30.04.1994 -
NEWBERY, TG
RANDELL, JH
MALONE, GE
Mitchell
347
18.03.1865 - 01.01.1866
22.02.1866 - 23.11.1866
04.01.1867 - 03.12.1869
08.02.1870 - 10.02.1870
18.06.1870 - 04.09.1871
04.09.1871 - 16.12.1880
03.02.1881 - 05.04.1882
JONES, JG
HARDEN, T
LAMB, EW
BUCHANAN, AB
HANDY, JK
MOREHEAD, BD
De SATGE, OJ
27.04.1882 - 28.04.1888
28.04.1888 - 20.05.1893
20.05.1893 - 04.04.1896
04.04.1896 - 11.03.1902
11.03.1902 - 14.04.1905
13.05.1905 - 24.01.1928
26.05.1928 - 11.06.1932
GOVETT, J
CROMBIE, J
CAMERON, J
FITZGERALD, CB
COOPER, AC
PAYNE, J
BOW, RR
Moggill
First used in the 1986 redistribution for a seat based on the former Mount Coot-tha electorate, but also extending outside the Brisbane metropolitan area to incorporate western areas of
the electorate of Ipswich West. The small portion east of the Centenary Highway was removed in 1991.
01.11.1986 - 29.11.1989
02.12.1989 - 07.02.2004
LICKISS, WD
07.02.2004 - FLEGG, BS
WATSON, DJH
The 52nd Parliament
Resulting from the Additional Members Act of 1864, the electorate was divided into Mitchell and Barcoo by the Additional Members Act of 1885. In the 1931 redistribution which
reduced the number of electorates, the area was absorbed into Barcoo and Gregory.
Mooloolah
Created in the 1991 redistibution from parts of the electorate of Nicklin and the former electorate of Landsborough. Included Mooloolabah to Warana on the coast, and Buderim, Eudlo
and Mooloolah inland. In the 1999 redistribution the seat was abolished.
19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001
LAMING, BE
Moreton
see also East Moreton
348
19.11.1878 - 13.11.1883
21.11.1883 - 21.04.1885
13.05.1885 - 19.05.1888
GARRICK, JF
MacDONALD-PATERSON, T
WAKEFIELD, H
17.05.1888 - 18.03.1899 BATTERSBY, MR

20.04.1899 - 27.05.1909 CAMPBELL, J.D.
19.06.1909 - 27.04.1912 FORSYTH, J
Mount Coot-tha
Created in the 1949 redistribution principally from the former electorate of Toowong it has been reduced in area in subsequent redistributions. The 1986 redistribution retained only a
tiny portion of the existing electorate, shifting eastward to cover most of the former Ithaca seat. In 1991, the electorate moved south-west to the Brisbane River to incorporate part of
the abolished electorate of Toowong.
29.04.1950 - 01.06.1963
01.06.1963 - 01.11.1986
01.11.1986 - 02.12.1989
MORRIS, KJ
LICKISS, WD
SCHUNTNER, LT
02.12.1989 - 07.02.2004 EDMOND, WM

07.02.2004 - FRASER, AP
Mount Gravatt
Created in 1949 redistribution from the former electorate of Wynnum. In 1991, the suburb of Sunnybank was lost to the new electorate bearing that name.
29.04.1950 - 03.08.1957
03.08.1957 - 24.01.1963
DITTMER, FCS
HART, GL
12.11.1977 - 22.10.1983 SCASSOLA, GP

22.10.1983 - 02.12.1989 HENDERSON, IT
West Moreton
Formed from the northern portion of the former East Moreton electorate, the seat originally extended from Kedron Brook to the Maroochy River. In the 1911 redistribution most of the
seat became the new electorate of Murrumba.
01.06.1963 - 12.11.1977
CHINCHEN, GT
02.12.1989 - 20.03.2009 SPENCE, JC
Mount Isa
Centred on the City of Mount Isa and surrounding areas, it was created in the 1971 redistribution from the previous electorate of Burke. In 1991 it was extended north to the Gulf of
Carpentaria (formerly part of the electorate of Cook), east to include Cloncurry (formerly part of Flinders) and south to include Boulia (formerly part of Gregory).
27.05.1972 - 07.12.1974
07.12.1974 - 22.10.1983
22.10.1983 - 01.11.1986
INCH, AJ
BERTONI, APD
PRICE, WNJ
01.11.1986 - 02.12.1989
BEARD, P
02.12.1989 - 09.09.2006 McGRADY, A
09.09.2006 -
KIERNAN, BM
Mount Morgan
27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915
CRAWFORD, J
22.05.1915 - 11.06.1932
STOPFORD, J
349
Mount Ommaney
Created in the 1991 redistribution mainly from part of the former Sherwood electorate with the suburb of Riverhills from the electoral district of Wolston. The electorate comprises the
base of the Chelmer peninsula and the Centenary suburbs.
19.09.1992 - 15.07.1995
15.07.1995 - 13.06.1998
PYKE, PM
HARPER, RM
13.06.1998 - ATTWOOD, JM
Mourilyan
Created in the 1949 redistribution from the previous electorate of Herbert, the seat has remained based on the town of Mourilyan and the area to the west and south. Abolished in the
1991 redistribution, being partly subsumed in Hinchinbrook and partly in Tablelands.
29.04.1950 - 17.05.1969
17.05.1969 - 07.12.1974
BYRNE, P
MOORE, FP
07.12.1974 - 29.11.1980
29.11.1980 - 19.09.1992
KIPPIN, VA
EATON, AG
The 52nd Parliament
Established by the 1911 redistribution which based the seat on the town of Mount Morgan, the seat was abolished in the 1931 redistribution when Mount Morgan was included in the
electorate of Fitzroy.
Mudgeeraba
Created in the 1999 redistribution from the former electorate of Nerang.
17.02.2001 - 20.03.2009
REILLY, DA
Mulgrave
Established in the 1872 redistribution as an electorate including Bundaberg and district, the name was dropped in the 1888 redistribution, and revived again in 1949 for a seat based
on the coastal strip from Gordonvale to Innisfail. Under the 1991 redistribution the electorate lost part of its western area to the seat of Tablelands and became much more of a coastal
electorate.
SCOTT, W
McILWRAITH, T
ADAMS, W
WATSON, RH
ENGLISH, CB
WATSON, RH
WORDSWORTH, CF
23.07.1960 - 29.11.1980
ARMSTRONG, RA
29.11.1980 - 02.12.1989 MENZEL, MR
02.12.1989 - 15.07.1995 PITT, FW
15.07.1995 - 13.06.1998 WILSON, NKW
13.06.1998 - 04.11.1998 RAPPOLT, CR
05.12.1998 - 20.03.2009 PITT, FW
Mundingburra
A seat created in the 1911 redistribution taking in the rural environs of Townsville as a result of excision of parts of the former electorates of Herbert and Bowen. It was changed to a
Townsville based seat in 1949 and abolished in the 1959 redistribution, with most of its area being included in the new seat of Townsville South. Revived in the 1991 redistribution for
the southern suburbs of Townsville.
27.04.1912 - 09.10.1920
09.10.1920 - 15.04.1944
15.04.1944 - 28.05.1960

FOLEY, T
DASH, J
AIKENS, T
19.09.1992 - 08.12.1995
DAVIES, KH
03.02.1996 - 13.06.1998
TANTI, FJ
13.06.1998 - NELSON-CARR, LH
Murilla
An electorate covering the Western Darling Downs from Taroom to the New South Wales border including Miles, Surat and Goondiwindi, it was abolished in the 1935 redistribution
when the area it covered was absorbed into the seats of Normanby, Dalby and Carnarvon.
28.04.1888 - 13.04.1898
14.05.1898 - 27.08.1904
27.08.1904 - 18.05.1907
NELSON, HM
MOORE, WJH
SCOTT, TA
18.05.1907 - 02.10.1909 MOORE, WJH

02.10.1909 - 11.05.1935 MORGAN, G
350
20.11.1873 - 21.11.1878
21.11.1878 - 05.06.1886
10.07.1886 - 05.05.1888
29.04.1950 - 07.03.1953
07.03.1953 - 03.08.1957
03.08.1957 - 26.03.1959
06.06.1959 - 07.05.1960
Murrumba
Formed in the 1911 redistribution from the former seat of Moreton, the electorate has shrunk from an area which had a northern boundary just short of Tewantin, to a small semi rural
seat taking in part of Redcliffe. In the 1923 redistribution the name was transferred to the electorate previously known as Cooroora. In the 1991 redistribution Murrumba lost its southern
and western parts to the new seats of Kallangur and Kurwongbah.
27.04.1912 - 16.03.1918
16.03.1918 - 11.06.1932
11.06.1932 - 29.04.1950
29.04.1950 - 25.05.1972
FORSYTH, J
WARREN, RJ
NICKLIN, GFR
NICHOLSON, DE
27.05.1972 - 12.11.1977 FRAWLEY, DJ

12.11.1977 - 01.11.1986 KRUGER, RC
01.11.1986 - WELLS, DM
Musgrave
Nanango
Established in the 1911 redistribution principally from the former Burnett electorate, the seat was abolished in the 1949 redistribution which saw most of the electorate incorporated into
Barambah. In the 1999 redistribution Nanango was re-established.
27.04.1912 - 09.10.1920
09.10.1920 - 03.05.1947
HODGE, RS
EDWARDS, JB
03.05.1947 - 29.04.1950
BJELKE-PETERSEN, J
17.02.2001 - PRATT, DR
Nash
Seat based on the town of Gympie created in the 1949 redistribution which reverted back to Gympie in the 1959 redistribution.
29.04.1950 - 07.03.1953
07.03.1953 - 03.08.1957
DUNSTAN, T
KEHOE, GB
03.08.1957 - 28.05.1960 HODGES, AM
The 52nd Parliament
351
Created by the Additional Members Act of 1885 which divided the former Townsville seat into Townsville and Musgrave, the name was dropped for the northern seat in 1888 when it
became Herbert, and Musgrave was assigned to a rural seat in the Bundaberg district. In 1923 the name Burrum was substituted for Musgrave.
05.01.1886 - 09.05.1888
PHILP, R
18.05.1907 - 22.05.1915
WHITE, J
09.05.1888 - 04.03.1903
OCONNELL, WBH
22.05.1915 - 09.10.1920 ARMFIELD, TG
04.04.1903 - 27.08.1904
WHITE, J
09.10.1920 - 12.05.1923
CATTERMULL, HA
27.08.1904 - 18.05.1907
NIELSON, CF
Nerang
Formed in the 1986 redistribution, principally from the southern part of the Albert electorate and the northern portion of South Coast. The electorate moved south to the NSW border
in the 1991 redistribution incorporating most of the abolished electorate of South Coast. In the 1999 redistribution the seat was abolished.
01.11.1986 - 02.12.1989
HYND, TS
02.12.1989 - 17.02.2001 CONNOR, RT
Nicklin
Formed in the 1986 redistribution from portions of the Landsborough and Cooroora electorates. From a very small electorate based on Nambour and Maroochydore, this seat retained
Nambour but is otherwise centred on the Sunshine hinterland stretching from Mount Mee to Kenilworth, as a result of the 1991 redistribution.
AUSTIN, BD
KING, RG (Election declared void)
02.12.1989 - 13.06.1998 TURNER, NJ

13.06.1998 - WELLINGTON, PW
Noosa
In the 1991 redistribution Noosa was formed from sections of the former electorate of Cooroora. It covers from Yaroomba to Teewah on the coast, and Cooroy and Eumundi inland.
352
19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001
17.02.2001 - 09.09.2006
DAVIDSON, BW
MOLLOY, C
09.09.2006 -
ELMES, GW
Norman
Brisbane southside electorate resulting from 1949 redistribution, based on East Brisbane/Norman Park, and taking in most of the former electorate of Maree. It was abolished in the
1971 redistribution when the greater part was incorporated into South Brisbane.
29.04.1950 - 07.03.1953
07.03.1953 - 28.05.1960
LUCKINS, LW
BAXTER, WE
28.05.1960 - 27.05.1972 BROMLEY, FP
Normanby
Created by the Electoral Districts Act of 1872, the electorate was originally a central coastal seat based on St. Lawrence and extending almost as far west as Clermont. In successive
redistributions it continued as a central western seat in the Rockhampton hinterland, and was cut up in the 1949 redistribution into Mackenzie, Keppel and Callide.
01.11.1986 - 26.10.1989
02.12.1989 - 21.11.1990

04.11.1873 - 20.03.1877
19.04.1877 - 05.12.1878
05.12.1878 - 05.05.1888
19.05.1888 - 01.03.1901
De SATGE, OJ
FOX, G
STEVENSON, J
MURRAY, J
19.04.1901 - 27.01.1914
FOX, G
05.03.1914 - 22.05.1915
ARCHER, EW
22.05.1915 - 11.06.1932 PETERSON, JC
11.06.1932 - 29.04.1950 FOLEY, TA
North Brisbane
see under Brisbane
North Toowoomba
see also Toowoomba North
29.04.1950 - 29.03.1958
WOOD, LA
31.05.1958 - 28.05.1960 DUGGAN, JE
353
Northern Downs
One of the original sixteen seats proclaimed under the provisions of the Order-in-Council of 6th June 1859 based on Dalby and Condamine, it was shared between the new electorates
of Dalby and Murilla in the 1887 redistribution.
04.05.1860 - 01.07.1867
01.07.1867 - 28.09.1868
28.09.1868 - 11.11.1873
11.11.1873 - 30.10.1876
COXEN, C
THORN, H
BELL, JP
THORN, H
14.11.1876 - 21.11.1878 MILES, W

21.11.1878 - 02.04.1879
BELL, JP
17.04.1879 - 07.09.1883
THORN, G Jnr.
07.09.1883 - 28.04.1888
NELSON, HM
Nudgee
Formed in the 1959 redistribution principally from the former seat of Nundah, it covers the north-eastern bayside area of Brisbane. The southern portion, including Brisbane airport
and adjacent riverside suburbs, was lost in 1991.
28.05.1960 - 12.11.1977
12.11.1977 - 15.07.1995

MELLOY, J
15.07.1995 - ROBERTS, NS
VAUGHAN, KH
The 52nd Parliament
Established in the 1949 redistribution, it was chopped in 1959 when Toowoomba was split into East and West.
Nundah
Originating from the 1887 redistribution, it covered the area between the South Pine River and Kedron Brook, from Mount Nebo to Sandgate. Cut down in area by successive redistributions, it became centred on the northern Brisbane suburbs of Nundah, Toombul, Hendra and Eagle Farm. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution, it was divided among the existing
electorate of Aspley and the new electorate of Chermside.
10.05.1888 - 21.03.1896
21.03.1896 - 18.05.1907
18.05.1907 - 02.10.1909
02.10.1909 - 16.03.1918
16.03.1918 - 15.05.1923
12.05.1923 - 11.06.1932
AGNEW, G
BRIDGES, T
SUMNER, R
BRIDGES, T
SIZER, HE
KELSO, W
11.06.1932 - 03.05.1947 HAYES, J

03.05.1947 - 19.05.1956 ROBERTS, FE
19.05.1956 - 03.08.1957 HADLEY, JW
03.08.1957 - 02.12.1989 KNOX, WE
02.12.1989 - 15.04.1991
HEATH, PA
18.05.1991 - 19.09.1992 SULLIVAN, T
Constituted by the Electoral Districts Act of 1872, it covered a triangular area from Toowong to the Enoggera forest reserve and South to Goodna, covering the southern suburbs of
Yeronga and Kurilpa all of which had been in East Moreton. When Toowong was excised in 1888, Oxley was confined to south of the river and extended as far as the present Browns
Plains and Woodridge. In 1949, it was further divided into Sherwood, Yeronga and Mount Gravatt.
354
25.11.1873 - 15.11.1878
03.12.1878 - 18.06.1902
03.07.1902 - 22.05.1915
22.05.1915 - 16.03.1918
GRIFFITH, SW
GRIMES, S
DENHAM, DF
JONES, TL
16.03.1918 - 11.05.1929 ELPHINSTONE, AC

11.05.1929 - 06.02.1943 NIMMO, T
17.04.1943 - 29.04.1950 KERR, TC
Paddington
Introduced in the 1911 redistribution for a new seat principally derived from Brisbane North, it survived only one redistribution in 1923 before being split up between Brisbane and
Baroona in 1931.
27.04.1912 - 07.02.1922
FIHELLY, JA
18.03.1922 - 11.06.1932 JONES, AJ
Peak Downs
Established in the 1977 redistribution based on the former Central Queensland seat of Belyando. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution and divided among the new electorates of Charters
Towers and Fitzroy and the existing electorate of Gregory.
12.11.1977 - 19.09.1992
LESTER, VP
Oxley
Pine Rivers
Created in the 1971 redistribution principally from part of the former electorate of Murrumba, based on Pine Rivers Shire on the northern outskirts of Brisbane. Abolished in the 1991
redistribution and divided mostly between the new seats of Crows Nest, Kallangur and Kurwongbah.
27.05.1972 - 07.12.1974
07.12.1974 - 22.10.1983
LEESE, KJ
AKERS, RG
22.10.1983 - 02.12.1989 CHAPMAN, YA

02.12.1989 - 19.09.1992
WOODGATE, MR
Pittsworth
Darling Downs electorate based on the town of Pittsworth, constituted by the Electoral Districts Act of 1910 from the former electorate of Cambooya. The name was dropped in the
1923 redistribution in favour of Aubigny.
27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915
22.05.1915 - 09.10.1920
MacKINTOSH, D
BAYLEY, PM
09.10.1920 - 12.05.1923 ROBERTS, JHC
355
One of the original electorates proclaimed under the provisions of the Order-in-Council of 6th June 1859, the electorate has always been based on the Gladstone area, and has returned
a member continuously since the first Parliament. The area of the seat has of course been dramatically reduced over the years. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution, largely subsumed
by the new electorate of Gladstone.
04.05.1860 - 03.09.1861
15.10.1861 - 11.04.1863
12.05.1863 - 01.02.1866
19.03.1866 - 14.11.1878
14.11.1878 - 06.05.1893
06.05.1893 - 27.08.1904
27.08.1904 - 02.10.1909
02.10.1909 - 09.10.1912
26.10.1912 - 22.05.1915
FITZSIMMONS, C
SANDEMAN, A
DOUGLAS, J
PALMER, AH
NORTON, A
BOLES, J
HERBERTSON, R
BRESLIN, EDJ
KESSELL, JH
22.05.1915 - 09.10.1920 CARTER, G

09.10.1920 - 12.05.1923 FLETCHER, JW
12.05.1923 - 11.05.1929 CARTER, G
11.05.1929 - 11.06.1932 BUTLER, FW
11.06.1932 - 03.05.1947 WILLIAMS, TL
03.05.1947 - 01.06.1963 BURROWS, J
01.06.1963 - 20.02.1976 HANSON, M
29.05.1976 - 19.09.1992 PREST, WG
Pumicestone
Created in the 1999 redistribution. Named after the Pumicestone Passage separating Bribie Island from the mainland.
17.02.2001 -
SULLIVAN, CE
The 52nd Parliament
Port Curtis
Queenton
Based on the eastern portion of Charters Towers and the rural environs to the east of this city, the electorate did not survive the 1931 redistribution being incorporated into the Charters
Towers electorate.
27.04.1912 - 11.06.1932
WINSTANLEY, V
Ravenswood
Created by the Electoral Districts Act of 1872, the seat existed for only the one Parliament before being abolished in the 1877 redistribution.
18.11.1873 - 13.11.1874
MacDEVITT, EO
09.12.1874 - 14.11.1878 KING, HE
Established by the 1959 redistribution which based the seat on the bayside city of Redcliffe, the electorate was excised from the former seat of Murrumba.
356
28.05.1960 - 07.08.1979
01.09.1979 - 02.12.1989
02.12.1989 - 21.07.2005
HOUGHTON, JEH
WHITE, TA
HOLLIS, RK
20.08.2005 - 09.09.2006 ROGERS, TW

09.09.2006 -
VAN LITSENBURG, ECM
Redlands
South East Queensland seat based on the Redlands Shire created in the 1971 redistribution, principally from the former seat of Logan. In the 1991 redistribution the electorate lost
Stradbroke Island to the new electorate of Cleveland and part of its western area to the new electorate of Capalaba.
27.05.1972 - 07.12.1974
BALDWIN, EA
19.09.1992 - 15.07.1995 BUDD, JA
07.12.1974 - 10.09.1985
GOLEBY, JP
15.07.1995 - 17.02.2001 HEGARTY, JJ
02.11.1985 - 02.12.1989
CLAUSON, PJ
17.02.2001 - 20.03.2009 ENGLISH, JM
02.12.1989 - 19.09.1992
BRISKEY, DJ
Robina
Created in the 1999 redistribution, based on the former electorate of Merrimac. Renamed Robina as the new electorate was centred on Robina.
17.02.2001 - 09.09.2006
QUINN, RJ
09.09.2006 -
STEVENS, RA
Redcliffe
Rockhampton
Constituted by the Additional Members Act of 1864, the electorate based on the city of Rockhampton returned a single member until 1878. From then until 1912 it was a dual member
constituency reverting to a single member seat from that date. In the 1959 redistribution the city was divided into Rockhampton North and Rockhampton South, but the latter reverted
to Rockhampton in 1971.
FITZSIMMONS, C
FITZGERALD, TH
ARCHER, A
MILFORD, HJB
FYFE, A
BUZACOTT, CH
MacFARLANE, J
(a) REA, W
(b) MacDONALD-PATERSON, T
(a) FERGUSON, J
(b) HIGSON, WK
(b) PATTISON, W
(a) ARCHER, A
13.05.1893 - 11.03.1902
(b) CURTIS, GS
04.04.1896 - 07.02.1911
(a) KIDSTON, W
11.03.1902 - 27.04.1912
(b) GRANT, KM
25.02.1911 - 27.04.1912
(a) ADAMSON, J
27.04.1912 - 21.03.1917 ADAMSON, J
12.05.1917 - 05.10.1922 FORDE, FM
17.02.1923 - 11.05.1929 FARRELL, GP
11.05.1929 - 11.06.1932 DUNLOP, TA
11.06.1932 - 19.05.1956 LARCOMBE, J
19.05.1956 - 28.05.1960 GARDNER, HR
27.05.1972 - 05.11.1984 WRIGHT, KW
16.02.1985 - 15.07.1995 BRADDY, PJ
15.07.1995 - SCHWARTEN, RE
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Rockhampton North
Created by the Electoral Districts Act of 1887, it returned one member until its abolition in the 1911 redistribution when the new seat of Keppel was introduced. The seat was reconstituted in the 1959 redistribution, based on the northern portion of the city. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution and subsumed in the new electorate of Keppel.
12.05.1888 - 13.05.1893
13.05.1893 - 04.04.1896
04.04.1896 - 05.06.1901
29.06.1901 - 17.10.1901
17.10.1901 - 11.03.1902
JONES, RR
HARDING, WS
STEWART, JC
TURNER, H
LINNETT, J
11.03.1902 - 18.05.1907 TURNER, H

18.05.1907 - 27.04.1912 BRENNAN, J
28.05.1960 - 27.05.1972 THACKERAY, MH
27.05.1972 - 02.12.1989 YEWDALE, LJ
02.12.1989 - 19.09.1992 SCHWARTEN, RE
Rockhampton South
Introduced in the 1959 redistribution, it was dropped in 1971 when the seat reverted to the name Rockhampton.
28.05.1960 - 17.05.1969
PILBEAM, RBJ
17.05.1969 - 27.05.1972 WRIGHT, KW
The 52nd Parliament
30.01.1865 - 27.0 6.1867

27.06.1867 - 11.07.1867
27.07.1867 - 19.11.1869
06.12.1869 - 07.06.1870
20.06.1870 - 24.11.1873
24.11.1873 - 26.10.1877
20.11.1877 - 15.11.1878
15.11.1878 - 21.09.1881
15.11.1878 - 17.08.1883
08.10.1881 - 05.05.1888
17.08.1883 - 05.05.1888
05.05.1888 - 13.05.1893
05.05.1888 - 04.04.1896
Roma
Established by the 1949 redistribution which abolished the electorates of Dalby and Maranoa, from parts of which this seat was principally derived. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution
and its area absorbed by the new electorate of Western Downs and the existing electorate of Warrego.
29.04.1950 - 07.03.1953
07.03.1953 - 03.08.1957
03.08.1957 - 14.03.1967
EWAN, WM
DOHRING, A
EWAN, WM
24.06.1967 - 22.10.1983 TOMKINS, KB

22.10.1983 - 19.09.1992 COOPER, TR
Rosewood
Under the provisions of the 1878 Electoral Districts Act, that portion of the electorate of West Moreton lying West of Ipswich was re-named Rosewood. In the 1931 redistribution the
name was again changed to West Moreton.
MESTON, A
ISAMBERT, JBL
FOOTE, J
CRIBB, JC
KEOGH, DT
11.03.1902 - 12.12.1904 HODGE, RS

12.12.1904 - 25.08.1911 KEOGH, DT
16.09.1911 - 16.03.1918 STEVENS, HM
16.03.1918 - 11.05.1929 COOPER, W
11.05.1929 - 11.06.1932 MAHER, EB
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Salisbury
Formed under provisions of the 1959 Electoral Districts Act this electorate was carved out of the Southern portion of the former electorate of Sherwood. It in turn was split in the 1971
redistribution into Salisbury and Archerfield. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution and its area absorbed by the new electorate of Sunnybank and existing electorate of Archerfield.
28.05.1960 - 07.12.1974
07.12.1974 - 22.10.1983
SHERRINGTON, DJ
KYBURZ, RA
22.10.1983 - 01.11.1986 GOSS, WK

01.11.1986 - 19.09.1992 ARDILL, LA
Sandgate
The 1923 redistribution applied this name to what was formerly the electorate of Murrumba. Successive redistributions have diminished the area of the seat which now takes in the
northern suburbs of Sandgate, Shorncliffe, Deagon and Boondall.
15.05.1923 - 11.05.1935
11.05.1935 - 29.03.1941
29.03.1941 - 07.03.1953
07.03.1953 - 03.08.1957
03.08.1957 - 28.05.1960
SIZER, HE
HISLOP, RW
DECKER, EP
ROBINSON, HF
AHEARN, TG
28.05.1960 - 12.11.1977 DEAN, H

12.11.1977 - 19.09.1992 WARBURTON, NG
19.09.1992 - 09.09.2006 NUTTALL, GR
09.09.2006 -
DARLING, VE
26.11.1878 - 04.07.1882
17.07.1882 - 25.10.1892
15.11.1892 - 06.05.1893
06.05.1893 - 21.03.1896
21.03.1896 - 11.03.1902
Sherwood
Created in the 1949 redistribution from the former Oxley electorate and subsequently reduced to an area from Chelmer to the Centenary suburbs. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution
and most of its area absorbed in the new electorates of Indooroopilly and Mount Ommaney.
29.04.1950 - 19.05.1956
19.05.1956 - 13.09.1978
KERR, TC
HERBERT, JD
25.11.1978 - 13.05.1990
INNES, JAM
28.07.1990 - 19.09.1992 DUNWORTH, DA
Somerset
Established by the 1949 redistribution which abolished the Stanley electorate from which this seat was principally constituted. It was based on the upper Brisbane River valley and
surrounds. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution and most of its area absorbed by Lockyer and the new electorate of Crows Nest.
29.04.1950 - 07.03.1953
07.03.1953 - 30.8.1957
MacDONALD, D
SKINNER, AJ
03.08.1957 - 27.05.1972 RICHTER, H

27.05.1972 - 19.09.1992 GUNN, WAM
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The Town of South Brisbane and the Town of Brisbane were two of the original sixteen electorates set up under the Order-in-Council of 6th June 1859. The South Brisbane area
has been the basis of successive electorates since this time which have been given variants of this name, and these are set out below in chronological sequence. Similar treatment has
been given under BRISBANE for electorates relevant to that area, with references from the historically correct name inserted in the alphabetical listing at the appropriate place.
South Brisbane, Town of (1859-1873)

30.04.1860 - 10.06.1863
RICHARDS, H
10.06.1863 - 14.11.1873 STEPHENS, TB
South Brisbane (1874-1878)

14.11.1873 - 13.05.1875
STEPHENS, TB
26.05.1875 - 22.11.1878 KINGSFORD, RA
South Brisbane (1878-1887)

(a)
22.11.1878 - 21.08.1883

KINGSFORD, RA
(b)
22.11.1878 - 24.03.1880 MACKAY, A
The 52nd Parliament
South Brisbane
21.08.1883 - 12.05.1888
12.05.1888 - 30.06.1890
17.07.1890 - 06.05.1893
06.05.1893 - 11.03.1899
11.03.1899 - 06.07.1899
22.07.1899 - 11.03.1902
11.03.1902 - 27.08.1904
27.08.1904 - 05.02.1908
05.02.1908 - 02.10.1909
02.10.1909 - 27.04.1912
JORDAN, H
JORDAN, H
MORRY, A
TURLEY, H
LUYA, AF
TURLEY, H
LAMONT, AJ
BOUCHARD, TW
HUXHAM, J
BOUCHARD, TW
06.04.1880 - 12.05.1888 FRASER, S

12.05.1888 - 06.05.1893 LUYA, AF
06.05.1893 - 28.03.1896 MIDSON, CW
28.03.1896 - 27.08.1904 STEPHENS, W
27.08.1904 - 18.05.1907 REINHOLD, CHW
18.05.1907 - 05.02.1908 STEPHENS, W
05.02.1908 - 02.10.1909 AIREY, P
02.10.1909 - 27.04.1912 ALLAN, J
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In the 1991 redistribution, areas south of the Brisbane River (i.e. West End) were restored to South Brisbane, having been removed in 1986.
27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915
BOUCHARD, TW
27.05.1972 - 07.12.1974 BROMLEY, FP
22.05.1915 - 09.10.1920
FREE, EN
07.12.1974 - 12.11.1977 LAMONT, CC
09.10.1920 - 11.05.1929
FERRICKS, MA
12.11.1977 - 01.11.1986 FOURAS, D
11.05.1929 - 11.06.1932
MacGROARTY, NF
01.11.1986 - 15.07.1995 WARNER, AM
11.06.1932 - 28.05.1960
GAIR, VC
15.07.1995 -
BLIGH, AM
28.05.1960 - 27.05.1972
BENNETT, CJ
South Coast
Constituted under the 1958 Electoral Districts Act, the seat, which was based on the lower south-east corner of the State, was created from the Southern part of the former electorate
of Southport. Its size was greatly reduced in 1986 by the excision of the new seats of Currumbin and Nerang. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution with most of it being subsumed in
the electorate of Nerang.
28.05.1960 - 28.05.1966
28.05.1966 - 25.05.1988
GAVEN, EJ
HINZE, RJ
20.08.1988 - 02.12.1989 GAMIN, JM

02.12.1989 - 19.09.1992 QUINN, RJ
Southern Downs
Created in the 1999 redistribution.
17.02.2001 -
SPRINGBORG, LJ
South Brisbane (1912 +)
Southport
Formed in the 1949 redistribution which created the seat from the southern portion of the Albert electorate, the seat was re-named South Coast following boundary changes in the 1959
redistribution. In 1977 the name was revived for a new seat based on the Northern part of the Gold Coast including the town of Southport.
29.04.1950 - 28.05.1960
12.11.1977 - 29.11.1980
29.11.1980 - 09.04.1987
GAVEN, EJ
WHITE, PND
JENNINGS, DB
20.06.1987 - 17.02.2001 VEIVERS, MD

17.02.2001 -
LAWLOR, PJ
Springsure
Western seat constituted under the 1872 Electoral Districts Act which only lasted for the seventh Parliament 1874-78, when it was incorporated in the Leichhardt electorate.
04.11.1873 - 14.11.1878
SCOTT, J
Springwood
361
01.11.1986 - 02.12.1989
02.12.1989 - 15.07.1995
15.07.1995 - 13.06.1998
FRASER, HDJ
ROBSON, MJ
WOOLMER, L
13.06.1998 - 17.02.2001 MUSGROVE, GS

17.02.2001 -
STONE, BG
Stafford
Created in the 1971 redistribution from portions of the former electorates of Kedron, Windsor and Aspley. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution and absorbed mainly by the new electorates of Chermside and Kedron. In the 1999 redistribution the seat was re-established.
27.05.1972 - 07.12.1974
07.12.1974 - 22.10.1983
22.10.1983 - 21.06.1984
04.08.1984 - 02.12.1989
HARVEY, WCR
GYGAR, TJ
MURPHY, DJ
GYGAR, TJ
02.12.1989 - 19.09.1992 WELFORD, RJ

17.02.2001 - 09.09.2006 SULLIVAN, T
09.09.2006 -
HINCHLIFFE, SJ
Stanley
Originally a single member seat from its inception in the 1872 Electoral Districts Act, it returned two members from 1878-1888 through incorporation of part of the West Moreton
electorate from which it had been derived. The seat was abolished in the 1949 redistribution which placed most of it in the new electorate of Somerset.
The 52nd Parliament
Formed in the 1986 redistribution from the portion of the former electorate of Woodridge lying east of the Pacific Highway. In the 1991 redistribution part of the southern area was
lost to the new seat of Waterford.
20.11.1873 - 10.12.1878
10.12.1878 - 23.8.1883
10.12.1878 - 23.05.1888
23.08.1883 - 23.05.1888
23.05.1888 - 29.04.1893
29.04.1893 - 11.03.1902
PETTIGREW, J
(a) OSULLIVAN, P
(b) KELLETT, W
(a) WHITE, P
OSULLIVAN, P
LORD, F
11.03.1902 - 27.08.1904 SUMMERVILLE, WH

27.08.1904 - 09.10.1920 SOMERSET, HP
09.10.1920 - 05.12.1927 NOTT, FL
25.02.1928 - 22.10.1933 GRIMSTONE, EL
09.12.1933 - 02.04.1938 BELL, RM
02.04.1938 - 29.04.1950 MacDONALD, D
Stretton
Created as a result of the 1999 redistribution.
ROBERTSON, S
Sunnybank
Created in the 1991 redistribution from the north western part of the former electorate of Salisbury but abolished in the 1999 redistribution.
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19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001
ROBERTSON, S
Surfers Paradise
Based on the Queensland Gold Coast beach resort, the seat was created in the 1971 redistribution from parts of the electorates of South Coast and Albert, and underwent considerable
boundary changes in the subsequent redistributions. In 1991 it moved north but is still centred on Surfers Paradise.
27.05.1972 - 12.11.1977
12.11.1977 - 29.11.1980
29.11.1980 - 20.03.2001
SMALL, AB
BISHOP, BE
BORBIDGE, RE
05.05.2001 - 07.02.2004 BELL, AJ

07.02.2004 -
LANGBROEK, J-PH
The Tableland
Based on the Atherton Tableland to the West of Cairns and contiguous areas, the seat came into being in the 1931 redistribution. The Eastern coastal portion was excised in the 1949
redistribution to form Mulgrave and the remainder enlarged to the West and North to form a new electorate of Tablelands.
11.06.1932 - 29.04.1950
BRUCE, HA
17.02.2001 -
Tablelands
Created in 1949 by enlarging the former seat of The Tableland, this seat was greatly expanded in the 1959 redistribution, stretching from the Atherton Tableland across the Peninsula
from Edward River in the North to Burketown in the South. In the 1971 redistribution all of this area was merged into the electorate of Cook, but the electorate was re-established in
the 1986 redistribution. In the 1991 redistribution the electorate extended to occupy the south-west portion of Mulgrave and the northern part of the abolished electorate of Mourilyan.
29.04.1950 - 03.08.1957
03.08.1957 - 01.06.1963
01.06.1963 - 27.05.1972
COLLINS, HH
GILMORE, TV
WALLIS-SMITH, E
01.11.1986 - 13.06.1998 GILMORE, TJG

13.06.1998 - 17.02.2001 NELSON, SC
17.02.2001 - 20.03.2009 LEE LONG, RT
Thuringowa
Established by the 1986 redistribution almost wholly from the former Townsville electorate. Includes areas south, west and north-west of Townsville city.
McELLIGOTT, KV
TURNER, K
17.02.2001 - 07.02.2004 PHILLIPS, AF

07.02.2004 -
WALLACE, CA
363
Toombul
Formed in the 1887 redistribution, the seat took in all the area between Breakfast Creek and Kedron Brook from Newmarket and Alderley to Moreton Bay, formerly part of Enoggera.
In the 1911 redistribution this electorate was broken up to form the new seat of Windsor (taken from the Western portion). In 1923 the area was further reduced, and in 1931 the name
was dropped and the area allocated between Hamilton and Nundah.
10.05.1888 - 29.04.1893
29.04.1893 - 08.05.1926
GANNON, MB
PETRIE, AL
08.05.1926 - 11.06.1932 RUSSELL, HMcD
Toowong
Created in the 1887 redistribution, this seat took in the modern suburbs of Paddington, Rainworth, Milton, Rosalie, Toowong and the Mount Coot-tha reserve. The excision of new
seats of Paddington and Ithaca in 1911 resulted in an even larger electorate to make up for the loss of the most populated areas, and it now took in all of Moggill as far as the Bremer.
In 1923 all of this Western part became Enoggera and Toowong contracted back to the Auchenflower, Toowong, St. Lucia area. In 1935 the former huge area was restored, and in 1949
with the creation of Mount Coot-tha, Toowong returned to its current area. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution and its area absorbed by the new electorate of Indooroopilly and the
existing electorate of Mount Coot-tha.
19.05.1888 - 29.04.1893
29.04.1893 - 21.03.1896
21.03.1896 - 05.10.1900
24.11.1900 - 05.02.1908
UNMACK, T
REID, M
FINNEY, T
MACARTNEY, EH
02.04.1938 - 15.04.1944 MASSEY, H

15.04.1944 - 29.04.1950
WANSTALL, CG
29.04.1950 - 28.05.1966
MUNRO, AW
28.05.1966 - 29.11.1980 PORTER, CR
The 52nd Parliament
01.11.1986 - 13.06.1998
13.06.1998 - 17.02.2001
05.02.1908 - 30.08.1911
16.09.1911 - 09.10.1920
09.10.1920 - 02.04.1938
COTTELL, RJ
MACARTNEY, EH
MAXWELL, JF
29.11.1980 - 22.10.1983 PRENTICE, IG

22.10.1983 - 01.11.1986 BAILEY, EW
01.11.1986 - 19.09.1992 BEANLAND, DE
Toowoomba
see also Drayton and Toowoomba
364
Toowoomba East
see also East Toowoomba
Formed in the 1959 redistribution when the city of Toowoomba was divided into East and West, the former being excised in part from the existing Lockyer electorate. The name was
dropped in the 1971 redistribution when the city was divided into North and South.
28.05.1960 - 28.05.1966
ANDERSON, MJR
28.05.1966 - 27.05.1972 WOOD, P
Toowoomba North
see also North Toowoomba
Created in 1971 when the city of Toowoomba was revived as a separate seat with the majority of the electorate derived from the former seat of Toowoomba West. See note under
Toowoomba.
27.05.1972 - 07.12.1974
07.12.1974 - 22.10.1983
22.10.1983 - 02.12.1989
BOUSEN, WRJ
LOCKWOOD, JAR
McPHIE, AC
02.12.1989 - 19.09.1992 FLYNN, JG

19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001 HEALY, GJ
17.02.2001 - SHINE, KG
Originally included in the seat of Drayton and Toowoomba, the city was for a brief period an electorate of its own right (1873-78) before being once again coupled with Drayton (18791911) this time however as a dual member constituency. From 1911 Toowoomba returned one member, however other electorates (Drayton, East Toowoomba to 1949, Lockyer and
North Toowoomba 1949-59) covered parts of the city. In the 1959 redistribution Toowoomba was divided into east and west, and in 1971 re-apportioned into north and south, with
some going into Lockyer.

10.11.1873 - 15.11.1878
GROOM, WH
11.05.1929 - 11.06.1932 ANNAND, JD
27.04.1912 - 16.03.1918
TOLMIE, J
11.06.1932 - 28.11.1935
LLEWELLYN, EJ
16.03.1918 - 26.02.1925
BRENNAN, FT
14.12.1935 - 03.08.1957 DUGGAN, JE
04.04.1925 - 11.05.1929
LLEWELLYN, EJ
03.08.1957 - 28.05.1960 ANDERSON, MJR
Toowoomba South
Created in 1971, principally from the former seat of Toowoomba East. See note under Toowoomba.
27.05.1972 - 07.12.1974
07.12.1974 - 01.11.1986
WOOD, P
WARNER, JH
01.11.1986 - 23.03.1991
BERGHOFER, CJ
18.05.1991 - HORAN, MJ
Toowoomba West
Created in the 1959 redistribution, it did not survive the boundary alterations of 1971. See note under Toowoomba.
28.05.1960 - 17.05.1969
DUGGAN, JE
17.05.1969 - 27.05.1972 BOUSEN, WRJ
Town of Brisbane
see under Brisbane
365
see Drayton and Toowoomba

see under South Brisbane
Townsville
Constituted by the Electoral Districts Act of 1878, which provided one member for the seat based on the city of Townsville. The city was divided into two electorates - Townsville
and Musgrave by virtue of the Additional Members Act of 1885. From 1886-1912 the seat returned two members, when single electorates were made universal, and the electorates of
Townsville and Mundingburra established. In 1923 the northern part of the city was included in Kennedy and the southern part in Mundingburra. The 1959 redistribution abolished
Townsville as a seat, dividing the city into Townsville North and Townsville South, but it was restored in the 1971 redistribution without however including the major suburban areas
which were located in Townsville South and Townsville West. It now included also a large area of rural Townsville formerly in Hinchinbrook. The 1986 redistribution reduced the
area of the seat to the city environs. In the 1991 redistribution the electorate gained a small area from the previous Townsville East and lost its south-west corner to the new seat of
Mundingburra.
28.11.1878 - 03.02.1879
04.03.1879 - 30.03.1891
DEANE, JH
(a) MACROSSAN, JM
22.05.1915 - 09.10.1920 RYAN, D

09.10.1920 - 12.05.1923 GREEN, WH
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Town of Drayton and Toowoomba
11.11.1885 - 12.05.1888
12.05.1888 - 22.05.1915
02.05.1891 - 06.05.1893
06.05.1893 - 05.11.1893
20.01.1894 - 21.03.1896
21.03.1896 - 11.03.1899
11.03.1899 - 02.10.1909
02.10.1909 - 27.04.1912
(b) BROWN, WV
(b) PHILP, R
(a) BROWN, WV
(a) BURNS, GR
(a) OGDEN, A
(a) CASTLING, WJ
(a) HANRAN, PF
(a) FOLEY, T
12.05.1923 - 27.03.1939 HYNES, MP

27.05.1939 - 28.05.1960
KEYATTA, G
27.05.1972 - 22.10.1983 SCOTT-YOUNG, NR
22.10.1983 - 01.11.1986 McELLIGOTT, KV
01.11.1986 - 02.12.1989 BURREKET, TA
02.12.1989 - 19.09.1992 DAVIES, KH
19.09.1992 - 13.06.1998 SMITH, GN
13.06.1998 - 20.03.2009 REYNOLDS, MF
Townsville East
01.11.1986 - 19.09.1992
SMITH, GN
Townsville North
366
Created in the 1959 redistribution which divided the city into two electorates of which this was one, the seat only survived until the 1971 redistribution when the inner city portion was
included in Townsville West and the outer portion included in Townsville.
28.05.1960 - 27.05.1972
TUCKER, PJR
Townsville South
Established in the 1959 redistribution from parts of the former seats of Mundingburra and Townsville, the seat was retained with some boundary changes in 1971, until its dissolution
in 1986.
28.05.1960 - 12.11.1977
AIKENS, T
12.11.1977 - 01.11.1986
WILSON, AMcL
Townsville West
Resulting from the 1971 redistribution which divided the city into three areas, with the major business area being allocated to Townsville. Townsville West was the smallest in area (and
hence most densely populated) of the three Townsville seats. The name was dropped in the 1986 redistribution.
27.05.1972 - 07.12.1974
07.12.1974 - 29.11.1980
TUCKER, PJR
HOOPER, MD
29.11.1980 - 01.11.1986 SMITH, GN
Formed in the 1986 redistribution, mainly from areas of the former Townsville West electorate and portion of the former Townsville South. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution and
divided between Burdekin and the new electorate of Mundingburra.
Warrego
367
Warwick
One of the original sixteen electoral districts constituted under the provisions of the Order-in-Council of 6th June 1859, the seat has always been based on the city of Warwick and has
been a single member constituency since that time. In the 1991 redistribution the electorate expanded considerably to the south-west subsuming much of the abolished electorate of
Carnarvon including the towns of Stanthorpe and Texas, while losing part of its northern area to the seat of Cunningham. In the 1999 redistribution the seat was abolished.
02.05.1860 - 14.01.1862
04.02.1862 - 10.06.1863
10.06.1863 - 25.06.1867
25.06.1867 - 23.09.1868
23.09.1868 - 10.08.1870
10.08.1870 - 21.07.1871
21.07.1871 - 04.11.1873
04.11.1873 - 19.11.1878
19.11.1878 - 02.07.1887
18.07.1887 - 04.04.1896
GORE, SR
04.04.1896 - 27.09.1898
BYRNES, TJ
JONES, JG
22.10.1898 - 19.01.1906
MORGAN, A
WEINHOLT, A
10.02.1906 - 05.02.1908 OSULLIVAN, T
CLARK, GJE
05.02.1908 - 11.05.1935 BARNES, GP
THORNTON, EL
11.05.1935 - 03.05.1947 HEALY, JJOC
MORGAN, J
03.05.1947 - 03.08.1963
MADSEN, OO
CLARK, CGHC
19.10.1963 - 12.11.1977 CORY, DW
MORGAN, J
12.11.1977 - 19.09.1992
BOOTH, DJ
HORWITZ, J
19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001
SPRINGBORG, LJ
MORGAN, A
Waterford
Created in the 1991 redistribution from the eastern part of the Logan electorate. It was named after the local shire abolished in 1948.
19.09.1992 - 09.09.2006
BARTON, TA
09.09.2006 -
MOORHEAD, ER
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Created by the Additional Members Act of 1864 as a seat in the far south-western corner of the State, based on the Warrego and Paroo River systems, the seat remained basically unchanged until 1991. It has always been a single member constituency. In the 1991 redistribution the electorate extended north west to include Quilpie from the electorate of Gregory
and east to to take in St George, Dirranbandi and Moonie from the abolished seat of Balonne, while to the north the towns of Blackall and Springsure were lost to Gregory.
18.03.1865 - 24.06.1867
FORBES, FA
11.03.1902 - 18.05.1907 LEAHY, PJ
24.06.1867 - 18.09.1868
MYLNE, G
18.05.1907 - 24.09.1907
BARBER, G
18.09.1868 - 23.11.1869
HODGSON, A
24.09.1907 - 05.02.1908 LEAHY, PJ
05.01.1870 - 08.08.1871
McILWRAITH, T
05.02.1908 - 31.07.1923 COYNE, JH
08.08.1871 - 04.11.1873
BUCHANAN, AB
13.10.1923 - 08.09.1937 BEDFORD, RG
04.11.1873 - 14.11.1878
WALSH, WH
04.12.1937 - 07.07.1941 BEDFORD, RG
14.11.1878 - 17.08.1883
STEVENS, EJ
30.08.1941 - 04.11.1950 OSHEA, H
05.10.1883 - 19.05.1888
DONALDSON, J
03.03.1951 - 17.05.1969 DUFFICY, JJ
19.05.1888 - 20.05.1893
CASEY, RG
17.05.1969 - 07.12.1974 AIKEN, JA
20.05.1893 - 17.09.1898
CROMBIE, J
07.12.1974 - 01.11.1986 TURNER, NJ
22.10.1898 - 21.11.1899
HOOD, WW
01.11.1986 - HOBBS, HWT
16.12.1899 - 11.03.1902
BOWMAN, D
Wavell
Constituted in the 1959 redistribution, this northern suburban seat was created principally from the former electorate of Chermside. The name was dropped in the 1986 redistribution
where the area was split up among adjoining electorates.
28.05.1960 - 17.05.1969
17.05.1969 - 12.11.1977
DEWAR, AT
CRAWFORD, AP
12.11.1977 - 01.11.1986 AUSTIN, BD
West Moreton
368
(a)
03.05.1860 - 21.12.1860 BROUGHTON, AD
12.01.1861 - 16.05.1861 CHALLINOR, H
31.05.1861 - 30.05.1863 CHALLINOR, H
13.06.1863 - 07.08.1866 HERBERT, RGW
11.09.1866 - 02.07.1867 FLEMING, J
02.07.1867 - 18.11.1873 THORN, G Jnr.
(b)
03.05.1860 - 03.04.1861
THORN, G Snr.
26.04.1861 - 02.07.1867
CRIBB, B
02.07.1867 - 28.09.1868
OSULLIVAN, P
28.09.1868 - 13.06.1870
HODGSON, S
25.06.1870 - 18.11.1873
FERRETT, J
(c)
03.05.1860 - 22.06.1860
09.07.1860 - 03.11.1862
15.12.1862 - 28.09.1868
28.09.1868 - 18.11.1873
NELSON, WL
FLEMING, J
BELL, JP
FORBES, FA
18.11.1873 - 15.11.1878 FOOTE, J

11.06.1932 - 27.10.1949 MAHER, EB
Western Downs
Proclaimed under the provisions of the 1859 Order-in-Council, the electorate returned two members until it was broken up in the 1872 redistribution, which allocated the area to the new
seats of Aubigny, Balonne and Darling Downs. Revived in the 1991 redistribution from parts of the abolished electorates of Balonne, Condamine and Roma. In the 1999 redistribution
the seat was abolished.
27.04.1860 - 02.10.1864
02.11.1864 - 18.06.1867
18.06.1867 - 06.11.1873
(a) MOFFAT, TdeL

(a) WATTS, J
(a) RAMSAY, R
27.04.1860 - 14.09.1870
(b) TAYLOR, J
14.09.1870 - 04.11.1873
(b) WIENHOLT, E
19.09.1992 - 17.02.2001 LITTLEPROUD, BG
One of the original electorates proclaimed in 1859, it took in all the Brisbane River catchment area as well as the territory South of Laidley and Ipswich to the border. It was a three
member constituency until the 1873 election, by which time the provisions of the 1872 redistribution had broken up the electorate into Stanley, West Moreton and Fassifern. Under the
1878 Electoral Districts Act the portion of West Moreton West of Ipswich was re-named Rosewood and the rest was added to Stanley. In the 1931 redistribution the name Rosewood
was changed back to West Moreton. In the 1949 redistribution the area was split up between Lockyer, Somerset and Fassifern.
Whitsunday
First established in the 1949 redistribution when it was formed from portions of the former Bowen and Mirani electorates, the seat took in the coastal strip from South of Bowen to
North of Mackay, and inland as far as Collinsville. In the 1959 redistribution the boundaries were moved south and east, excluding Collinsville, and in 1971 the northern boundary was
extended almost as far as Home Hill. The 1986 redistribution resulted in the seat being confirmed to the Coastal area it originally occupied. In the 1991 redistribution the seat moved
north and west into areas formerly occupied by the abolished electorate of Bowen including the towns of Bowen and Collinsville.
29.04.1950 - 11.04.1961
01.07.1961 - 17.07.1980
29.11.1980 - 02.12.1989
ROBERTS, LHS
CAMM, RE
MUNTZ, GH
02.12.1989 - 13.06.1998
BIRD, LR
13.06.1998 - 17.02.2001 BLACK, AC
17.02.2001 - JARRATT, JH
Wickham
Introduced in 1872 as a result of the breaking up of the triple member constituency of Town of Brisbane, the seat only existed for one Parliament, when the Brisbane City and Wickham
electorates were abolished and the seat of North Brisbane substituted, which returned two members.
EDMONDSTONE, G
12.05.1877 - 25.11.1878 HOCKINGS, AJ
369
Wide Bay
One of the 16 original electorates of 1859 it encompassed a coastal strip from the Mooloolah River, north to Bustard Head near Gladstone, but based on Maryborough. At first a single
member constituency, it returned two members 1878-1888 before reverting to a single member seat. When Maryborough became a seat of its own the seat contracted southward but
still took in the rural environs of the city. In the 1949 redistribution the area was split up between the electorates of Marodian and Nash.
04.05.1860 - 12.08.1870
12.08.1870 - 13.07.1871
13.07.1871 - 23.09.1871
04.10.1871 - 12.11.1873
12.11.1873 - 23.11.1878
23.11.1878 - 17.05.1888
23.11.1878 - 07.09.1883
07.09.1883 - 04.05.1888

ELIOTT, G
KING, HE
TOZER, H
KING, HE
BAILEY, WG
(a) BAILEY, WG
(b) PRICE, T
(b) MELLOR, M
17.05.1888 - 02.03.1898
TOZER, H
19.03.1898 - 11.03.1902
JENKINSON, CM
11.03.1902 - 18.05.1907
LINDLEY, G
18.05.1907 - 27.04.1912
WALKER, HF
27.04.1912 - 16.03.1918 BOOKER, CJ
16.03.1918 - 09.10.1920 THOMPSON, A
09.10.1920 - 30.12.1946
CLAYTON, EHC
03.05.1947 - 29.04.1950
HEADING, JA
Windsor
Established under the 1910 Electoral Districts Act, the seat originally took in the area between Breakfast Creek and Kedron Brook, from Newmarket State School in the west to Old
Sandgate Road in the East, which had been the western half of the old Toombul electorate. Successive redistributions resulted in the eastern boundary shifting further west, but it was
still based on the suburbs of Alderley, Grange, Wilston and Windsor. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution and subsumed in the new electorate of Kedron and the extension of Brisbane
The 52nd Parliament
18.11.1873 - 28.04.1877
Central northward.
27.04.1912 - 22.05.1915
22.05.1915 - 16.03.1918
16.03.1918 - 11.05.1935
11.05.1935 - 29.03.1941
29.03.1941 - 15.04.1944
MACROSSAN, HD
McPHAIL, HG
TAYLOR, C
WILLIAMS, H
MOORHOUSE, HR
15.04.1944 - 29.04.1950 PIE, AB

29.04.1950 - 03.08.1957 RASEY, TW
03.08.1957 - 10.03.1969
SMITH, PR
17.05.1969 - 22.10.1983 MOORE, RE
22.10.1983 - 19.09.1992 COMBEN, P
Wolston
Created in the 1971 redistribution principally from the former seat of Ipswich East. Abolished in the 1991 redistribution and subsumed in the new electorates of Bundamba and Inala.
27.05.1972 - 18.10.1977
MARGINSON, E
12.11.1977 - 19.09.1992 GIBBS, RJ
370
Electorate originally based on the Springwood, Slacks Creek, Woodridge urban centres to the South of Brisbane created in the 1977 redistribution from portions of the former electorates
of Salisbury, Redlands, Mansfield and Albert. The area was reduced to less than one twentieth of its former size in the 1986 redistribution. In the 1991 redistribution the northern part
of the electorate was lost to the new electorate of Sunnybank while gains were made from the electorate of Logan to the west.
12.11.1977 - 09.01.2000
05.02.2000 - 17.02.2001

DARCY, WT
KAISER, MH
17.02.2001 - SCOTT, DC
Wooloongabba
Constituted under the 1887 Electoral Districts Act, it was a South Brisbane electorate based on Kangaroo Point, with Norman Creek as its eastern boundary. It was changed only marginally in the 1911 redistribution (southern boundary) and was renamed Maree.
12.05.1888 - 28.03.1896
28.03.1896 - 18.05.1907
STEPHENS, W
DIBLEY, T
18.05.1907 - 05.02.1908 BLOCKSIDGE, GH

05.02.1908 - 27.04.1912
HUNTER, D
Woothakata
North Queensland seat taking in the Western Atherton Tableland and the total catchment area of the Mitchell River on lower Cape York Peninsula, including Chillagoe and Herberton.
The seat did not survive the 1911 redistribution, the northern portion going into Cook and the south-eastern portion into the new electorate of Chillagoe.
Woodridge
19.05.1888 - 20.05.1893
20.05.1893 - 11.04.1896
11.04.1896 - 11.03.1902
LITTLE, WC
RAWLINGS, WH
NEWELL, J
11.03.1902 - 02.10.1909 WOODS, MJR

02.10.1909 - 27.04.1912 THEODORE, EG
Wynnum
Established in the 1923 redistribution which substituted the name for the former electorate of Bulimba. Based on the bayside areas of Waterloo Bay and Cleveland, the electorate shrunk
in size with population growth, but was still based on the Wynnum-Manly area. The name was dropped in favour of Manly in the 1986 redistribution.
12.05.1923 - 19.02.1933
29.04.1933 - 11.05.1935
11.05.1935 - 02.04.1938
02.04.1938 - 15.04.1944
BARNES, WH
BAYLEY, JG
DONNELLY, JB
DART, WL
15.04.1944 - 28.05.1966 GUNN, WM

28.05.1966 - 07.12.1974 HARRIS, ED
07.12.1974 - 12.11.1977 LAMOND, WMcM
12.11.1977 - 01.11.1986
SHAW, EF
371
Created in the 1949 redistribution from parts of the former electorates of South Brisbane, Oxley and Logan, it was based on the suburbs of Yeronga, Fairfield and Yerongpilly. Later
redistributions shifted the boundaries south and west. In the 1991 redistribution the western extension of the seat was included in the new electorate of Indooroopilly while part of South
Brisbane to the north was included in Yeronga. The seat was abolished in the 1999 redistribution.
29.04.1950 - 28.03.1964
06.06.1964 - 02.12.1989
NOBLE, HW
LEE, NE
02.12.1989 - 17.02.2001 FOLEY, MJ
Yeerongpilly
Created in the 1999 redistribution from the former seat of Yeronga.
17.02.2001 - 07.02.2004
FOLEY, MJ
07.02.2004 -
FINN, SD
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Yeronga
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KEY DATES AND EVENTS IN QUEENSLAND ELECTORAL AND

PARLIAMENTARY HISTORY
1859
Order-in-Council (6 June) provided for separation of Queensland from New South Wales.
1860
First Elections Franchise: Adult (21 years) males, three year residence qualification or six
months if owner or lessee of property. Multiple registration possible through multiple
property ownership. Military and police were disqualified. Voting: First past the post.
Parliament: 26 members from 16 electorates for the Legislative Assembly; 11 nominees
to the Legislative Council; five-year term.
1864
Additional Members Act 1864: Six extra one-member electorates.
1865
Foundation stone of Parliament House laid by Sir George Bowen.
1872

Elections Act 1872: Under property qualification, maximum one vote in any one electorate.
Electoral Districts Act 1872: 42 one-member electorates for the 1873 election.
1875
Cook District Representation Act 1875: One extra member.
1878
Electoral Districts Act 1878: 42 electorates, 55 members.
1885
Additional Members Act 1885: 44 electorates, 59 members.
1886
Members' Expenses Act 1886: First introduction of an expense allowance (2/2/- per
sitting day, maximum 200 per year).
1887
1889
Payment of Members Act 1889: Payment of members started at 300 per year.
1890
Constitution Act Amendment Act 1890: Three-year parliaments, effective from the 1893
election.
1892


Elections Act 1892: Introduced contingent (optional preferential) voting.
1905
Elections Act Amendment Act 1905: Female suffrage; property qualification abolished;
Indigenous people and certain non-European immigrants still disqualified.
1910
Electoral Districts Act 1910: 72 one-member electorates, one vote one value with 20%
tolerance.
1914
Elections Act Amendment Act 1914: Compulsory registration and voting.
1915
Elections Act Amendment Act 1915: Women permitted to be elected to the Legislative
Assembly, but not appointed to the Legislative Council.
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1922
Constitution Act Amendment Act 1922: Legislative Council abolished.
1931
Electoral Districts Act 1931: Electorates reduced to 62.
1942
Elections Act Amendment Act 1942: First past the post voting reintroduced.
1949
Electoral Districts Act 1949: Zonal system introduced whereby electorates were allocated
to zones with different quotas - 75 electorates in four zones.
1958
Electoral Districts Act 1958: 78 electorates, three zones.
1959
Elections Act Amendment Act 1959: British subjects who were natives of Asia or Africa
enfranchised.
1962
Elections Act Amendment Act 1962: Compulsory preferential voting introduced.
1965
Elections Act Amendment Act 1965: Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders
enfranchised (voluntary).
1971
Elections Act Amendment Act 1971: Enrolment and voting compulsory for Aborigines
and Torres Strait Islanders. Electoral Districts Act: 82 electorates in four zones.
1973
Elections Act and the Criminal Code Amendment Act 1973: Voting age reduced to 18
years.
1979
Parliamentary Annexe completed. Restoration of Parliament House commenced in 1980

including building of Porte Cochere.
1982
October - Parliament moved back into the original Legislative Chamber after
restoration of Parliament House completed.
1985
Electoral Districts Act 1985: 89 electorates in four zones.
1988
Parliamentary Service Act 1988. Established Parliamentary Service Commission and

role of the Clerk as the Chief Executive Officer of the Parliamentary Service.
Parliamentary Members Salaries Act 1988: Members salaries linked to House of
Representatives salaries.
1991
Electoral Districts Act 1990 (Date of assent 15 April 1991): 89 electorates, zones abolished,
optional preferential voting. Provided for electorates less than 100000 km in area,
tolerance of 10% of the average number of electors, and for electorates over 100000 km2,
the sum of the number of electors and 2% of the area (in square km) should be within
10% of the average number of electors.
1992
Electoral Act 1992: provided for the same method of distribution that was used in the
1991 redistribution.
Parliamentary Papers Act 1992. Tabled documents may be copied without incurring any
civil or criminal liability.
1995
Parliamentary Committees Act 1995: Abolished the Parliamentary Service Commission

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and placed administration of the Parliament under the control of the Speaker. Provided
legislative basis for Statutory Committees of the Legislative Assembly.
1996
Parliamentary Secretaries appointed to assist particular Ministers.
1999
July redistribution of Electoral Districts, the first by a Commission under the Electoral Act
1992. Of the 89 electorates, most changes were in the growing urban and coastal urban
communities. Persisted with tolerance of 10% of the number of electors for electorates
under 100,000 km2, and retained five electorates of over 100,000 km2.
2000
19 October. It was resolved at a meeting of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association

(Qld Branch) that a Member of the Legislative Assembly should be known as MP rather
than MLA.
2001

Constitution of Queensland 2001: Consolidated Queensland's constitutional legislation.

Parliament of Queensland Act 2001: Provides for the powers, rights and immunities of
the Legislative Assembly; appointment of its officers and committees; qualification for
membership of the Legislative Assembly.
2002
On 8 August, the Queensland Parliament approved a process allowing petitions to be sent

to Parliament electronically. This form of petitioning is known as an 'e-petition'.
2002
From 3-5 September, the Queensland Parliament sat in Townsville, the first time it
had sat outside Brisbane in its history. More than 8,000 people visited the Parliament,
over 50% being school children from schools as far away as Yam Island, Mount Isa
and Rockhampton. A government subsidy assisted students further than 200 kms from
Townsville.
2004
On 18 June, new Standing Rules and Orders, which took effect from 31 August 2004,
were adopted by the Queensland Parliament.
2005
Centenary of Queensland Women's Suffrage.
2005
From 4-6 October, the Queensland Parliament sat in Rockhampton, marking the second
occurrence of a regional sitting in the history of the Parliament.
2007
A single repository database for all papers tabled in the Queensland Parliament was
developed, which is accessible on the Queensland Parliament's website.
2008
February. Record of Proceedings replaced the Queensland Parliamentary Debates

(Hansard), being the full text of what is said in the House, the proceedings of the House
and an electronic gateway to all papers tabled in the House.
2008
August. Redistribution of Electoral Districts, the second by the independent Commission

established under the Electoral Act 1992. The number of electorates remained at 89.
Major changes were made to 16 seats, and new names introduced. Persisted with tolerance
of 10% of the number of electors for electorates under 100,000 km2, and retained five
electorates of over 100,000 km2.
2008
From 28-30 October, the Queensland Parliament sat in Cairns, only the third time in its
history that it has sat outside Brisbane.
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STATE-SPONSORED REFERENDUMS
Queenslanders have participated in seven State-sponsored referendums since the establishment of the
Queensland Parliament. The first was in 1899 and the last in 1992. Only two of the seven questions have
been resolved in the affirmative. The seven State-initiated referendums are outlined below:
Date
Referendum
Result
2 September 1899
Federation
Approved
13 April 1910
Religious Instruction in State Schools

5 May 1917
Abolition of Legislative Council
Approved
Failed
30 October 1920
Prohibition (Brewing manufacture)
Failed
6 October 1923
Prohibition
Failed
23 March 1991
Four-Year Parliamentary Terms
Failed
22 February 1992
Daylight Saving
Failed
QUEENSLAND GENERAL ELECTION DATES 1860-1929

Between 1860 and 1899, because of the problems of distance and communications, the periods of
general elections in Queensland varied from three to ten weeks. Since 1902, general elections throughout
Queensland have been held on a single day. The following dates cover general elections from 1860
to 1929. Election dates from 1932 are included in Table 1: Precis of the Results of Queensland State
Elections 1932 - 2009 (p 377).

Date
No.

Members
No.
Electorates

27.04.1860 - 11.05.1860

30.05.1863 - 27.06.1863

18.06.1867 - 19.07.1867

14.09.1868 - 06.10.1868

27.07.1870 - 15.09.1870

08.07.1871 - 06.09.1871

04.11.1873 - 04.12.1873

14.11.1878 - 10.12.1878

10.08.1883 - 30.10.1883

28.04.1888 - 26.05.1888

18.04.1893 - 25.05.1893

10.03.1896 - 11.04.1896

01.03.1899 - 25.03.1899

11.03.1902

26
16
32
22
42
55
42
42
72
72
60
61
375
The 52nd Parliament

Date

27.08.1904

18.05.1907

05.02.1908

02.10.1909

27.04.1912

22.05.1915

16.03.1918

09.10.1920

12.05.1923

08.05.1926

11.05.1929

No.

Members
No.
Electorates
72
72
376
TABLE 1. PRECIS OF RESULTS OF QUEENSLAND STATE ELECTIONS 1932 TO 2009 (a)

(on basis of valid first-preference votes)

Election Date Electorates
Governing Party(ies) Principal Opposition Parties and Independents

Party
Seats Won % Votes
Party
Seats Won % Votes
Party
Seats Won % Votes
28.05.1966
78
Country-Liberal 47
44.78

17.05.1969
78
Country-Liberal 45
44.70
ALP
26
43.84
QLP
6.38
ALP
31
44.49
DLP
7.24
27.05.1972
82
Country-Liberal
47
42.23
ALP
33
46.75
DLP
7.62
07.12.1974

12.11.1977
82
National-Liberal 69
58.97
ALP
11
36.03
DLP
1.91
82
National-Liberal 59
52.37
ALP
23
42.83
DEM
1.62
29.11.1980
82
National-Liberal 57
54.86
ALP
25
41.49
DEM
1.38
22.10.1983
82
National
41
38.93
ALP
32
43.98
01.11.1986
89
National
49
39.64
ALP
30
41.35
Liberal
(b)
14.88
Liberal
10
16.50
377

11.06.1932
62
ALP
33
49.89
Country National 28
45.21
IND
1

11.05.1935
62
ALP
46
53.43
Country National 16
33.79

02.04.1938
62
ALP
44
47.17
Country
13
22.64
UAP
4
13.97

29.03.1941
62
ALP
41
51.41
Country
14
20.89
UAP
4
15.61

15.04.1944
62
ALP
37
44.67
Country
12
17.60
QLD People's 7
24.72

03.05.1947
62
ALP
35
43.58
Country
14
19.49
QLD People's 9
25.73

29.04.1950
75
ALP
42
46.87
Country
20
19.25
Liberal
11 29.91

07.03.1953
75
ALP
50
53.21
Country
15
18.75
Liberal
8
21.29

19.05.1956
75
ALP
49
50.69
Country
16
19.73
Liberal
8
26.10

03.08.1957
75
Country-Liberal 42
43.22
ALP
20
28.95
QLP
11 23.39

28.05.1960
78
Country-Liberal 46
43.53
ALP
25
39.89
QLP
4
12.28

01.06.1963
78
Country-Liberal 46
44.06
ALP
26
43.83
QLP
1
7.23
02.12.1989
89
ALP
54
50.32
National
27
24.09
Liberal
19.09.1992
89
ALP
54
48.73
National
26
23.71
15.07.1995(c)
89
ALP
45
42.89
National
29
26.25
13.06.1998(d)
89
ALP
44
38.86
National
23
17.02.2001

07.02.2004(g)
89
ALP
66
48.93
National
89
ALP
63
47.01
09.09.2006(h)
89
ALP
59
46.92
89
ALP
51
42.25
Liberal-National 34
(e)
21.03.2009 (j)
21.05
Liberal
20.44
Liberal
14
22.74
15.17
Liberal
16.09
PHON
11
22.68
12
14.16
Liberal
14.32
PHON
8.69
National
15
16.96
Liberal
18.50
6 17.51
National
17
17.82
Liberal
20.20
5(i) 15.16
41.60
IND
(f)
5.65
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(a) For data prior to the 1932 election, see previous Handbooks.
(b) Includes B. Austin and D. Lane who were elected as Liberal candidates in 1983 but subsequently resigned and joined the National Party.
(c) Number of seats won and percentage of votes cast are as recorded at the election on 15.07.1995. One Independent candidate was also elected. The Court of Disputed Returns ordered a new election in the seat of Mundingburra. The seat,
previously won by the ALP, was won by the Liberal Party at the new election held on 03.02.1996. The ALP Government resigned on 19.02.1996 and a National/Liberal Government was sworn in.
(d) Number of seats won and percentage of votes cast are as recorded at the election on 13.06.1998. Two Independent candidates were elected. A by-election on 05.12.1998 in Mulgrave electorate previously held by Pauline Hanson's One
Nation (PHON) resulted in a win by the ALP. The PHON party was deregistered on 19.08.1999 and the City Country Alliance Queensland (CCAQ) was established on 22.12.1999. Four former PHON Members became Independents and
six joined the CCAQ. On 05.02.2000, two by-elections in Woodridge and Bundamba electorates once again returned ALP Members.
(e) Number of seats won and percentage of votes cast are as recorded at the election on 17.02.2001. On 05.05.2001, the Surfers Paradise electorate, formerly held by the Queensland Nationals, returned an Independent. In December 2001
Independent Member Mr Ray Hopper MP joined the National Party. On 18.04.2002 Ms Elisa Roberts MP, elected as a member of Pauline Hansons One Nation Party, became an Independent. On 23.01.2001, the PHON party was reregistered; on 21.06.2002, its name was changed to One Nation Queensland Division. On 26 April 2003, a by-election for the seat of Maryborough resulted in its Independent Member being replaced with another Independent.
(f) Includes five Independent candidates and one One Nation Party Queensland (ONP) candidate.
(g) Number of seats won and percentage of votes cast are as recorded at the election on 07.02.2004. On 20.08.2005, the Chatsworth and Redcliffe electorates, formerly held by the Australian Labor Party, returned two Liberal Party members.
On 01.04.2006, a by-election was held for the seat of Gaven following the resignation of the Labor member. The by-election was won by the National Party candidate.
(h) Number of seats won and percentage of votes cast are as recorded at the election on 09.09.2006. On 09.09.2008, the Liberal Party and National Party amalgamated and formed the Liberal National Party (LNP). On 05.10.2008, Mr Ronan
Lee MP (ALP) became a member of the Queensland Greens. On 24.02.2009, Mr Stuart Copeland MP (LNP) became an Independent.
(i) Includes four Independent candidates and one One Nation Party Queensland (ONP) candidate.
(j) Number of seats won and percentage of votes cast are as recorded at the election on 21.03.2009.
TABLE 2. COMPARISON OF PARTY PERFORMANCES IN QUEENSLAND STATE ELECTIONS 1956 - 2009

SHOWING SEATS CONTESTED AND WON, AND VALID FIRST-PREFERENCE VOTES CAST (a)
1956
1957
1960
1963
1966
1969
1972
1974
Australian Labor
Party

Seats Contested
Seats Won
Votes Polled
Percentage of total votes
70
48
331,836
50.69%
64
20
202,367
28.95%
74
25
296,430
39.89%
77
25
337,928
43.83%
76
25
350,254
43.84%
77
31
383,388
44.99%
82
33
424,002
46.75%
82(83)
11
376,187
36.03%
National (Country)
Party

Seats Contested
Seats Won
Votes Polled
29
13
129,143
19.73%
33
21
141,825
20.29%
34
24
144,865
19.50%
32
26
146,689
19.03%
35
26
150,973
18.90%
39
26
179,125
21.02%
44
26
181,404
20.00%
48(52)
39
291,088
27.88%
Liberal Party

Seats Contested
Seats Won
Votes Polled
37
6
170,897
26.10%
36
17
162,934
23.31%
38
20
178,567
24.03%
40
20
193,117
25.05%
46
20
206,756
25.88%
44
19
201,765
23.68%
53
21
201,596
22.23%
53
30
324,682
31.09%
Democratic Labor
Party

Seats Contested
Seats Won
Votes Polled
-
-
-
-
62
11
163,534
23.39%
58
4
91,212
12.28%
61
1
55,711
7.23%
59
1
50,962
6.38%
61
1
61,661
7.24%
72
-
69,105
7.62%
43
-
19,952
1.91
Communist

Seats Contested
Seats Won
Votes Polled
8
-
1,336
0.2%
-
-
-
-
6
-
1,059
0.14%
3
-
500
0.06%
5
-
1,080
0.13%
2
-
476
0.05%
-
-
-
-
Other Parties (b)

Seats Contested
Seats Won
Votes Polled
12(13)
2
21,462
3.27%
17(20)
2
28,215
4.03%
14(18)
3
30,897
4.16%
26(27)
5
37,053
4.81%
20(22)
4
38,948
4.88%
18(23)
1
25,762
3.02%
24(28)
2
30,831
3.40%
20(24)
2
32,259
3.09%
Total All Parties

Electorates
75
Seats Contested
69
Candidates
155
Total Valid Votes Cast
654,674
Informal Votes Cast
8,006
Informal Votes as Percentage of total votes cast 1.21%
75
71
215
698,876
8,033
1.14%
78
76
228
743,030
9,897
1.31%
78
77
240
770,998
12,036
1.54%
78
76
243
798,973
13,352
1.64%
78
78
246
852,177
15,566
1.79%
82
82
279
906,938
14,817
1.61%
82
82
255
1,044,168
16,742
1.57%

379
Party
1977
82(84)
23
466,021
42.83%
1980
82(83)
25
487,493
41.49%
1983
82(83)
32
597,363
43.98%
1986
89
30
577,062
41.35%
1989
89
54
792,466
50.32%
1992
87
54
850,480
48.73%
1995(c)
89
45
773,585
42.89%
1998
89
44
752,374
38.86%
National (Country)

PartySeats Contested
Seats Won
Votes Polled
54(56)
35
295,355
27.15%
56(58)
35
328,262
27.94%
73(74)
41
512,890
38.93%
88(89)
49
553,197
39.64%
85
27
379,364
24.09%
71
26
413,772
23.71%
44
29
473,497
26.25%
44
23
293,839
15.17%
Liberal Party

Seats Contested
Seats Won
Votes Polled
51
24
274,398
25.22%
64(66)
22
316,272
26.92%
53
8
196,072
14.88%
63
10
230,310
16.50%
76(77)
8
331,562
21.05%
79
9
356,640
20.44%
46
14
410,083
22.74%
47
9
311,514
16.09%
Pauline Hanson's
One Nation Party(d)

Seats Contested
Seats Won
Votes Polled
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
79
11
439,121
22.68%
Australian Democrats

Seats Contested
Seats Won
Votes Polled
12
-
17,571
1.61%
15 (16)
-
16,222
1.38%
7
-
10,926
0.83%
16
-
8,747
0.63%
7
-
4,542
0.29%
4(e)
-
5,413
0.31%
21
-
22,598
1.25%
41
-
31,119
1.61%
The Greens

Seats Contested
Seats Won
Votes Polled
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
28
-
51,748
2.87%
46
45,709
2.36%
Other Parties(b)

Seats Contested
Seats Won
Votes Polled
40(44)
-
34,666
3.19%
30(46)
-
25,612
2.18%
25(28)
1
18,143
1.38%
27(35)
-
26,259
1.88%
52(76)
-
66,939
4.25%
58(82)
-
118,856
6.81%
45(62)
1
71,969
3.99%
57(91)
2
62,664
3.24%
Total All Parties

Electorates
Seats Contested
Candidates
Informal Votes Cast
Informal Votes as Percentage
82
82
249
1,088,011
16,887
1.53%
82
82
271
1,174,885
18,008
1.53%
82
82
244
1,317,394
19,591
1.47%
89
89
292
1,395,575
30,903
2.17%
89
89
334
1,574,834
48,802
3.01%
89
89
323
1,745,161
40,242
2.25%
89
89
290
1,803,480
32,061
1.75%
89
89
438
1,936,340
28,438
1.45%
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Party
Seats Contested

Seats Won

Votes Polled

2001(f)
89
66
1,007,737
48.93%
-
-
-
-
45
12
291,605
14.16%
50
3
294,968
14.32%
39
3
179,076
8.69%
6
-
7,029
0.34%
31
-
51,630
2.51%
25
1
49,263
2.39%
50 (80)
5
178,253
8.65%

2004(g)
89
63
1,011,630
47.01%
-
-
-
-
41
15
365,005
16.96%
47
5
398,147
18.50%
51
1
104,980
4.88%
1
-
943
0.04%
72
-
145,552
6.76%
-
-
-
-
52
5
125,516
5.83%
89
89
353
2,151,743
43,657
1.99%
2006
89
59
1,032,617
46.92%
-
-
-
-
40
17
392,124
17.82%
49
8
442,453
20.10%
4
1
13,207
0.60%
-
-
-
-
75
-
175,798
7.99%
26
-
41.659
1.89%
46
4
103,022
4.68%
89
89
329
2,200,880
46,848
2.08%
2009
89
51
1.002.415
42.25%
88
34
987,018
41.60%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
2
-
9.038
0.38%
-
25
-
19.379
0.82%
32
22,170
0.93%
72
4
134,156
5.65%
89
89
397
2,372,651
46,908
1.94%
381

Seats Contested

Seats Won

Votes Polled

Liberal National Party (h) Seats Contested

Seats Won

Votets Polled

National Party
Seats Contested

Seats Won

Votes Polled

Liberal Party
Seats Contested

Seats Won

Votes Polled

One Nation(e)
Seats Contested

Seats Won

Votes Polled

The Australian Democrats
Seats Contested

Seats Won

Votes Polled

The Greens
Seats Contested

Seats Won

Votes Polled

Family First Party
Seats Contested

Seats Won

Votes Polled

Other Parties(b)
Seats Contested

Seats Won

Votes Polled

Total All Parties
Electorates

Seats Contested

Candidates


Informal Votes Cast

Informal votes as percentage of total votes
Table 2 Footnotes
(a) Figures in brackets following the number of seats contested indicate the total number of candidates.
(b) Includes Independents.
(c) Results at the time of the election. At the subsequent new election in the seat of Mundingburra, ordered by the Court of Disputed Returns, the seat was won by the Liberal Party from the ALP.
(d) See (F) for One Nation name changes.
(e) Non-official figures. The Australian Democrats were not a registered political party for the 1992 election.
(f)
Results at the time of the election. As a result of the subsequent by-election for the Seat of Surfers Paradise held on 05.05.2001, the National Party lost that seat to an Independent candidate. In December 2001 Independent
Member Mr Ray Hopper MP joined the National Party. On 18 .04.2002 Ms Elisa Roberts MP, elected as a member of Pauline Hansons One Nation Party, became an Independent. On 23.01.2001 the PHON party, which
had been de-registered on 19.08.1999, was re-registered on 23.01.2001 as Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party Queensland Division. On 21.06.2002, the party's name was changed to One Nation Queensland Division. On
26.04.2003, a by-election for the seat of Maryborough resulted in its Independent Member being replaced with another Independent.
(g) Results at the time of the election. Subsequently, three Labor members retired. At by-elections for the seats of Chatsworth and Redcliffe on 20 August 2005, both seats were won by the Liberal Party. The National Party
won the by-election for the seat of Gaven held on 1 April 2006.
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(h) On 9 September 2008, the National Party and the Liberal Party amalgamated to form one party, the Liberal National Party (LNP).
ABBREVIATIONS
C
CB Companion of the Order of the Bath
CBE Commander of the Order British Empire
CCAQ City Country Alliance Queensland
Cert Tchg Certificate of Teaching
CFP Certified Financial Planner
CHARM Care and Help, Respite, Recreation and
Movement
CIE Companion Order of the British Empire
CMG Companion of the Order of St Michael and
St George
CPA Commonwealth Parliamentary Association
CPNP Country and Progressive National Party
CPQ Country Party Queensland
CVO Commander of the Royal Victorian Order
A
AC Companion Order of Australia
ACIS Associated Chartered Institute of Secretaries
AEd Associate of Education
ALP Australian Labor Party
AM Member of the Order of Australia
ANU Australian National Univerity
AssocDipBusMan Associate Diploma of Business
Management
ASIA Associate Securities Institute of Australia
AssocDipComWelfare Associate Diploma of
Community Welfare
AssocDipIR Associte Diploma Industrial Relations
ATSI Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
B
BA Bachelor of Arts
BA (Hons) Bachelor of Arts with Honours
BA (1st Class Hons) Bachelor of Arts with First
Class Honours
BA (Soc Sci) Bachelor of Arts (Social Science)
BA(LM) Bachelor of Arts in Leisure Management
BBus Bachelor of Business
BBus (Com) Bachelor of Business
(Communications)
BBus (HRM) Bachelor of Business (Human
Resource Management)
BBus (Pub Admin) Bachelor of Business (Public
Administration)
BCom Bachelor of Commerce
BCom (1st Class Hons) Bachelor of Commerce
with First Class Honours
BDentalSci Bachelor of Dental Science
BDentalSci (Hons) Bachelor of Dental Science
with Honours
BE Bachelor of Engineering
BE (Civil) Bachelor of Civil Engineering
BE (Hons) Bachelor of Engineering with Honours
BEcon Bachelor of Economics
BEcon (Hons) Bachelor of Economics with
Honours
BEd Bachelor of Education
BEdSt Bachelor of Educational Studies
BHMS Bachelor of Human Movement Studies
BNsg Bachelor of Nursing
BSc Bachelor of Science
BSc (Hons) Bachelor of Science with Honours
BSocW Bachelor of Social Work
BSocW (Hons) Bachelor of Social Work with
Honours
BWEA Brisbane Water Enviro Alliance
D
d. daughter
DipAdvcAcc Diploma in Advanced Accounting
Dip CDP Diploma of Christian Doctrine and
Practice
DipEd Diploma of Education
DipTchg Diploma of Teaching
DipTh Diploma of Theology
DCL Doctor of Civil Law
DEM Australian Democrats
DLP Democratic Labor Party
DSC Distinguished Service Cross
DSc Doctor of Science
E
EEC Electoral Executive Committee
F
FCA Fellow Institute of Chartered Accountants
FDE Federal District Executive
FEC Federal Electoral Council
FLS Fellow Linnaean Society
FRGS Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society
G
GCCMCS Graduate Certificate of Case
Management and Client Services
GCB Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath
GCMG Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St
Michael and St George
GMQ Graduate Management Qualification
GradCertBusAdmin Graduate Certificate of
Business Administration
GradDipApplLinguistics Graduate Diploma of
Applied Linguistics
GradDipCommPrac Graduate Diploma in
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GradDip (School Counselling) Graduate Diploma
in School Counselling)
GradDipBus Graduate Diploma of Business
GradDipBus (IR) Graduate Diploma of Business
(Industrial Relations)
GradDipBus (Professional Accounting) Graduate
Diploma of Business (Professional Accounting)
GradDipBusAdmin Graduate Diploma of Business
Administration
GradDipEd Graduate Diploma of Education
GradDipIndRel Graduate Diploma of Industrial
Relations
GradDipFinMkts Graduate Diploma of Financial
Markets
GradDipLegPrac Graduate Diploma of Legal
Practice
GradDipTchg Graduate Diploma of Teaching
GU Griffith University
M
MA Master of Arts
MA (Hons) Master of Arts with Honours
Macquarie Macquarie University
MBA Master of Business Administration
MBA (Hons) Master of Business Administration
with Honours
MBBS Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of
Surgery
MEC Municipal Executive Committee
MEd Master of Education
MHR Member of the House of Representatives
MLA Member of the Legislative Assembly
MLC Member of the Legislative Council
MLitSt Master of Literary Studies
MP Member of Parliament
MPhil Master of Philosophy
MPulPol Master of Public Policy
MPsych Master of Psychology
MPSM Master of Public Service Management
MScEnvMgt Master of Science in Environmental
Management
MSIT Metropolitan Institute of TAFE
H
Hon Honourable
Hon DSc Honorary Doctor of Science
Hon DUniv Honorary Doctor of the University
I
IND Independent
ISO Imperial Service Order
N
NPA National Party
NPAQ National Party of Australia

Queensland
NQLP North Queensland Labor Party
NQP North Queensland Party
J
JCU James Cook University
JP Justice of the Peace
JP (Qual) Justice of the Peace (Qualified)
O
ON One Nation
ONP One Nation Party
K
KBE Knight Commander Order of the British
Empire
KCMG Knight Commander of the Order of St
Michael and St George
KCVO Knight Commander Royal Victorian Order
KStJ Knight, Most Venerable Order of the Hospital
of St John of Jerusalem
Kt Knight Bachelor
KtCdr Knight Commander
P
PC Privy Councillor
PhD Doctor of Philosophy
PHON Pauline Hanson's One Nation
PPC Primary Producers Candidate
Q
QLP Queensland Labor Party
QPA Queensland Police Academy
QUT Queensland University of Technology
L
LA Legislative Assembly
LC Legislative Council
LGA Local Government Association
LIB Liberal Party
LLB Bachelor of Laws
LNP Liberal National Party
R
RN Registered Nurse
384
S
s. son
SEC State Executive Committee
T
ThA Associate in Theology
U
UAP United Australia Party
UNE University of New England
UQ The University of Queensland
Y
YNPA Young National Party of Australia
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Parliamentary Commissioners 178-9
Parliamentary committees 98-102
Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct
Commissioners 179
Parliamentary party leaders 161-2, 313
Parliamentary Secretaries 116-19
Parliamentary Service 96-7
Parliamentary sessions 176
Political parties 313
Portfolios 127-60, 173-4
Premiers 107, 173
Principal permanent officers 176-9
A
Abbreviations 383-5
C
Chairmen of Committees 165-6
Clerks of the Legislative Assembly 96, 176
Clerks of the Legislative Council 177
Committees 98-102
E
Elections 375-82
Electorates xii-xiii, 5-93, 314-71
Estimates Committees 101-2
G
Governors ii, iii, 105-6
R
Record terms of service 168-9, 172-4
Referenda 375
Resignations (52nd Parl.) 94-5
H
Hansard, Chief Reporters 178
Historical events, key dates 372-4
S
Sergeants-at-Arms 177
Sessions of parliament 176
Shadow ministries 120-6
Speakers iv, 164-5
State elections 375-82
State electorates xii-xiii, 5-93, 314-71
I
Information Commissioners 178-9
K
Key dates 372-4
L
Leaders of the Opposition 163-4
Leaders, parliamentary parties 161-2
Legislative Council 167, 177, 180-312
Librarians, Parliamentary 177
W
Whips, Parliamentary 166-7
Women members 174-5
Y
Youngest members first elected 172
M
Members 2-95, 180-312
by age grouping 171
by commencement of service 169-71
by electorate 2, 314-71
women 174-5
Ministers 127-60, 172-4
Ministries 108-15, 120-6
O
Oldest members first elected 172
Ombudsmen 178
Opposition leaders 163-4
386

2006 Election
As at END OF 52nd Parliament
Brisbane, Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast.
Legend
Liberal National Party - 25
Independents - 4
One Nation - 1
The Greens - 1
Notes
LNP formation 9 September 2008.
Indooroopilly - ALP to The Greens - 5
October 2008.
Total Queensland enrolment at close of
rolls on 28 February 2009 - 2,657,701

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QUEENSLAND PARLIAMENTARY RECORD

First published 1977

* The Queensland Parliamentary Record was previously known as the

HER EXCELLENCY MS PENELOPE WENSLEY, AO

HER EXCELLENCY MS QUENTIN BRYCE, AC

THE HONOURABLE MIKE REYNOLDS MP AM

QUEENSLAND PARLIAMENTARY RECORD

The 52nd Parliament

10 October 2006 - 23 February 2009

QUEENSLAND PARLIAMENTARY LIBRARY

Governor - Portraits and Biographical Notes

Part 1 The Fifty-Second Parliament (2006-2009)

Part 2 Historical Information relating to Queensland Parliament

Governors and Deputy Governors of Queensland

photo Drew Fitzgibbon 2007

National Week of Deaf People

Indigenous Liaison Officer Appointment

Abergowrie Youth Parliament

Flag Raising Ceremony

QUEENSLAND STATE ELECTORATES

As at BEGINNING of 52nd Parliament

THE FIFTY-SECOND PARLIAMENT

The 52nd Parliament

Grace, G (ALP) elected 13.10.2007

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MEMBERS

Attwood, JM...............Mt Ommaney.......... ALP

Nelson-Carr, LH.........Mundingburra ........ ALP

Brisbane Central. Grace, G (ALP) elected 13.10.2007

The Liberal Party and National Party formed the Liberal

Lee, RO became a member of the Queensland Greens on

Copeland, SW became an Independent on 24.02.2009.

The 52nd Parliament

MEMBERS OF THE 52ND PARLIAMENT

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ATTWOOD, Julie Maree

Date of Election: 13 June 1998

Electorate of Mount Ommaney

The 52nd Parliament

BARRY, Veronica Lesley (Bonny)

Australian Labor Party

Dates of Service: 17 February 2001 - 20 March 2009

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BLIGH, Hon Anna Maria

Electorate of South Brisbane

The 52nd Parliament

Australian Labor Party

Dates of Service: 9 September 2006 - 20 March 2009

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BOYLE, Hon Desley Carole

Australian Labor Party

Date of Election: 13 June 1998

The 52nd Parliament

CHOI, Michael Wai-Man

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COPELAND, Stuart William

Independent 24.02.2009 - 20.03.2009

Dates of Service: 17 February 2001 - 20 March 2009

The 52nd Parliament

Liberal National Party 09.09.2008

Date of Election: 9 September 2006

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