Members of multiple Australian legislatures

This article provides details of people who have been members of more than one Australian legislature. These consist of:

the Commonwealth Parliament
6 state (previously colonial) parliaments
2 territory legislative assemblies.

History

On 7 February 1788 the colony of New South Wales was established
On 3 December 1825, the colony of Van Diemen's Land was separated from New South Wales
The Swan River Colony was established in 1829, and renamed Western Australia in 1832
On 28 December 1836, the colony of South Australia was separated from New South Wales
On 1 July 1851, the colony of Victoria was separated from New South Wales
In 1855 Victoria gained self-government
In 1856 Van Diemen's Land gained self-government and changed its name to Tasmania
In 1856 New South Wales gained self-government
In 1857 South Australia gained self-government
On 6 June 1859, the colony of Queensland was separated from New South Wales and established as a self-governing colony
In 1890 Western Australia gained self-government
On 1 January 1901, the Commonwealth of Australia came into being, and the status of the six colonies (New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia and Tasmania) changed to states of the Commonwealth
On 1 January 1911, the area of the Federal Capital Territory (later renamed Australian Capital Territory) was separated from New South Wales
In 1922 the upper house of the Queensland Parliament was abolished
In 1978 the Northern Territory gained self-government
In 1989 the Australian Capital Territory gained self-government.

List of members of multiple legislatures

The following tables are sorted by year of transfer to the second legislature, and alphabetically within years.
Years in bold indicate the year of entry to the member's second legislature.
People who represented different states since 1901 are shown in a dark border.

Prior to Federation (1901)

Member	Colony	Colonial parliament		Refs
		Legislative Council	Legislative Assembly
1845
Edward Curr	VDL	1825-1826		[1]
	NSW		Port Phillip: 1845-1846, 1848-1849
1851
Charles Ebden	NSW	Port Phillip: 1843-1844, 1848-1848, 1850-1851		[2][3]
	VIC	1851-1852	Brighton: 1857-1861
Sir James Palmer	NSW	Port Phillip: 1848-1849		[4][5]
	VIC	Normanby, Dundas & Follett: 1851-1856 Western: 1856-1870
William Westgarth	NSW	City of Melbourne: 1850-1851		[6][7]
	VIC	City of Melbourne: 1851-1853
1852
Lauchlan Mackinnon	NSW	Port Phillip: 1848-1850		[8][9]
	VIC	Belfast & Warrnambool: 1852-1853
Alexander Thomson	NSW	Port Phillip: 1843-1844		[10][11]
	VIC		Geelong: 1852-1854
1853
John Foster	NSW	Port Phillip: 1846-1848, 1849-1850		[12][13]
	VIC	1853-1854	Williamstown: 1856-1857
1858
Andrew Aldcorn	VIC	1853-1853		[14][15]
	NSW		St Vincent: 1858-1859
1859
George Milner Stephen	SA	1838-1839		[16]
	VIC		Collingwood: 1859-1861
1860
Francis Edward Bigge	NSW	Moreton, Wide Bay, Burnett & Maranoa: 1851-1852		[17][18]
	QLD	1860-1873
Henry Buckley	NSW		Stanley County: 1856-1859	[19][20]
	QLD		East Moreton: 1860-1860
Robert Cribb	NSW		East Moreton: 1859-1859	[21][22]
	QLD		Town of Brisbane: 1860-1863 East Moreton: 1863-1867
Gilbert Eliott	NSW		Burnett: 1859-1859	[23][24]
	QLD	1870-1871	Wide Bay: 1860-1870
Sir Arthur Macalister	NSW		Ipswich: 1859-1859	[25][26]
	QLD		(Town of) Ipswich: 1860-1868, 1872-1876 Eastern Downs: 1868-1871
Robert George Massie	NSW	New England & Macleay: 1855-1855[27]		[28][29]
	QLD	1860-1862
Maurice O'Connell	NSW	Port Phillip: 1845-1848		[30][31]
	QLD	1860-1879
1861
Benjamin Cribb	NSW		Stanley Boroughs: 1858-1859	[32][33]
	QLD		West Moreton:: 1861-1867
1863
John Douglas	NSW		Darling Downs: 1859-1859 Camden: 1860-1861	[34][35]
	QLD		Port Curtis: 1863-1866 Eastern Downs: 1867-1868 East Moreton: 1868-1868 Maryborough: 1875-1880
Gordon Sandeman	NSW		Moreton, Wide Bay, Burnett & Maranoa: 1856-1857	[36][37]
	QLD	1874-1886	Leichhardt: 1863-1870
Richard Joseph Smith	NSW	Moreton, Wide Bay, Burnett & Maranoa: 1853-1856		[38][39]
	QLD	1863-1866
1864
William Forlonge	VIC	Villiers & Heytesbury: 1854-1856	The Murray: 1858-1859	[40][41]
	NSW		Orange: 1864-1867
1865
William Henry Walsh	NSW		Leichhardt: 1859-1859	[42][43]
	QLD		Maryborough: 1865-1873 Warrego: 1873-1878
1866
John Panton	NSW	Cook & Westmoreland: 1843-1849		[44][45]
	QLD	1866-1866
1868
Sir Arthur Hodgson	NSW		Clarence & Darling Downs: 1858-1859 Newcastle: 1859-1860	[46][47]
	QLD		Warrego: 1868-1869
1869
Horace Dean	SA		Barossa: 1857-1857	[48][49][50]
	NSW		The Hastings: 1869, 1870
Henry Milford	NSW		Braidwood: 1864-1864	[51][52]
	QLD		Rockhampton: 1869-1870 [53]
1870
Alexander Fyfe	VIC	Geelong: 1854-1856	Geelong: 1856-1857	[54][55]
	QLD		Rockhampton: 1870-1873
1871
William Champ	VDL/ TAS[56]	1852-1856	Launceston: 1856-1857	[57]
	VIC		East Bourke Boroughs: 1871-1873
1878
Frederick Augustus Cooper	NSW		Braidwood: 1859-1860	[58][59]
	QLD		Cook: 1878-1884
1880
William Adams Brodribb	VIC		Brighton: 1861-1862	[60][61]
	NSW	1881-1886	Wentworth: 1880-1881
1882
George King	NSW		East Sydney: 1869-1872	[62][63]
	QLD	1882-1890
1883
John Hurley	NSW		Central Cumberland: 1872-1874 Hartley: 1876-1880, 1887-1891, 1901-1907	[64][65]
	QLD		Maryborough: 1883-1884
1894
Frederick Illingworth	VIC	Northern: 1889-1891
	WA		Nannine: 1894-1897 Central Murchison: 1897-1901 Cue: 1901-1904 West Perth: 1905-1907

References

1901

Member	State	Colonial/State parliament		Commonwealth Parliament		Refs
Member	State	Upper House	Lower House	Senate	House of Representatives	Refs
1901
Sir Richard Chaffey Baker	SA	1877-1901	Barossa: 1868-1871	1901-1906
John Barrett	VIC		Carlton South: 1895-1897	1901-1903
Sir Edmund Barton	NSW	1889	University of Sydney: 1879-1880 Wellington: 1880-1882 East Sydney: 1882-1887, 1891-1894 Hastings and Macleay: 1898-1900		Hunter: 1901-1903
Sir Robert Best	VIC		Fitzroy: 1889-1901	1901-1910	Kooyong: 1910-1922
Sir Edward Braddon	TAS		West Devon: 1879–1888; 1893-1901		Tasmania: 1901-1903 Wilmot: 1903-1904
Thomas Brown	NSW		Condoublin: 1894-1901 Lachlan: 1913-1917		Canobolas: 1901-1906 Calare: 1906-1913
John Chanter	NSW		Murray: 1885-1894 Deniliquin: 1894-1901		Riverina: 1901-1903, 1904-1913, 1914-1922
Sir Austin Chapman	NSW		Braidwood: 1891-1901		Eden-Monaro: 1901-1926
David Charleston	SA	1891–1897, 1897-1901		1901-1903
Francis Clarke	NSW	1899-1900	Macleay: 1893-1894 Hastings and Macleay: 1894-1898, 1900-1901		Cowper: 1901-1903
Sir Joseph Cook	NSW		Hartley: 1891-1901		Parramatta: 1901-1921
Samuel Cooke	VIC	Western: 1888-1901			Wannon: 1901-1903
George Cruickshank	NSW		Inverell: 1889-1898		Gwydir: 1901-1903
Henry Dobson	TAS		Brighton: 1891-1900	1901-1910
Sir John Downer	SA		Barossa: 1878-1901	1901-1903
James Drake	QLD	1899-1901	Enoggera: 1888-1899	1901-1906
Norman Ewing	WA		Swan: 1897-1901	1901-1903
Norman Ewing	TAS		Franklin: 1909-1915
Sir Thomas Ewing	NSW		Richmond: 1885-1894 Lismore: 1894-1901		Richmond: 1901-1910
John Ferguson	QLD	1894-1906[1]	Rockhampton: 1881-1888	1901-1903[1]
Andrew Fisher	QLD		Gympie: 1893-1896, 1899-1901		Wide Bay: 1901-1915
Sir John Forrest	WA	1883-1890	Bunbury: 1890-1901[2]		Swan: 1901-1918
Sir George Fuller	NSW		Kiama: 1889-1894 Wollondilly: 1915-1928		Illawarra: 1901-1913
Paddy Glynn	SA		Light: 1887-1890 North Adelaide: 1895–1896, 1897-1901		South Australia: 1901-1903 Angas: 1903-1919
Albert Gould	NSW	1899-1901	Patrick's Plains: 1882-1894 Singleton: 1894-1898	1901-1917
Arthur Groom	VIC		Gippsland South: 1886-1889 Gippsland West: 1889-1892		Flinders: 1991-1903
Billy Hughes	NSW		Sydney-Lang: 1894-1901		West Sydney: 1901-1917 North Sydney: 1922-1949 Bradfield: 1949-1952
Billy Hughes	VIC				Bendigo: 1917-1922
Sir Isaac Isaacs	VIC		Bogong: 1892-1893, 1893-1901		Indi: 1901-1906
Thomas Kennedy	VIC		Benalla and Yarrawonga: 1893-1901		Moira: 1901-1906
Sir William Lyne	NSW		Hume: 1880-1901		Division of Hume: 1901-1913
Thomas Macdonald-Paterson	QLD	1885-1896	Rockhampton: 1878-1883 Moreton: 1883-1885 Brisbane North: 1896-1901		Brisbane: 1901-1903
Sir Alexander Matheson, 3rd Bt.	WA	North-East: 1897-1901		1901-1906
Samuel Mauger	VIC		Footscray: 1900-1901		Melbourne Ports: 1901-1906 Maribyrnong: 1906-1910
Charles McDonald	QLD		Flinders: 1893-1901		Kennedy: 1901-1925
Gregor McGregor	SA	1894-1901		1901-1914
Francis McLean	NSW		Marrickville: 1894-1901		Lang: 1901-1903
Edward Millen	NSW	1899-1901	Bourke: 1894-1898	1901-1923
John Neild	NSW		Paddington: 1885-1889, 1891-1894, 1895-1901	1901-1910
Richard Edward O'Connor	NSW	1888-1898		1901-1903
King O'Malley	SA		Encounter Bay: 1896-1899
King O'Malley	TAS				Tasmania: 1901-1903 Darwin: 1903-1917
Pharez Phillips	VIC	North Western: 1896-1901			Wimmera: 1901-1906
Frederick William Piesse	TAS	Buckingham,: 1894-1901	North Hobart: 1893-1894		Tasmania: 1901-1902
Thomas Playford II	SA		Onkaparinga: 1868-187 East Torrens: 1875–1887, 1890-1894 Newcastle: 1887-1890 Gumeracha: 1899-1901	1901-1906
Edward Pulsford	NSW	1895-1901		1901-1910
Sir George Reid	NSW		East Sydney: 1880-1884, 1885-1894 Sydney-King: 1894-1901		East Sydney: 1901-1910
Frederick Thomas Sargood	VIC	Central: 1874-1880 South Yarra: 1882-1901		1901-1903
William Sawers	NSW		Bourke: 1885-1886 Tamworth: 1898-1901		New England: 1901-1903
Bruce Smith	NSW		Gundagai: 1882-1884 Glebe: 1889-1894		Parkes: 1901-1919
Sydney Smith	NSW		East Macquarie: 1882-1894 Bathurst: 1894-1898 Canterbury: 1900 (election declared void)		Macquarie: 1901-1906
Elias Solomon	WA		South Fremantle: 1892-1901		Fremantle: 1901-1903
Vaiben Louis Solomon	SA		Northern Territory: 1890–1901, 1905-1908 [3]		South Australia: 1901-1903
William Spence	NSW		Cobar: 1898-1901		Darling: 1901-1917
William Spence	TAS				Darwin: 1917-1919
James Stewart	QLD		Rockhampton North: 1893-1901	1901-1917
Sir Josiah Thomas	NSW		Alma: 1894-1901	1917-1923, 1925-1929	Barrier: 1901-1917
Dugald Thomson	NSW		Warringah: 1894-1901		North Sydney: 1901-1910
Sir George Turner	VIC		St Kilda: 1889-1901		Balaclava: 1901-1906
David Watkins	NSW		Wallsend: 1894-1901		Newcastle: 1901-1935
Chris Watson	NSW		Young: 1894-1901		Bland: 1901-1906 South Sydney: 1906-1910
James Wilkinson	QLD		Ipswich: 1894-1896		Moreton: 1901-1906
Bill Wilks	NSW		Balmain North: 1894-1901		Dalley: 1901-1910
William Zeal	VIC	North Central: 1882-1901	Castlemaine: 1864-1865, 1871-1874	1901-1906

References

He was simultaneously a member of both the Queensland Legislative Council and the Australian Senate 1901-1903, as the law at that time did not prevent this.
Between 1 January and 13 February 1901 he was simultaneously a member of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly, Premier of Western Australia, and a minister in the inaugural Commonwealth Government of Edmund Barton, as the law at that time did not prevent this.
The Northern Territory was at that time a part of South Australia

1902-1919

Member	State	Colonial/State parliament		Commonwealth Parliament		Refs
Member	State	Upper House	Lower House	Senate	House of Representatives	Refs
1902
William Hartnoll	TAS		South Launceston: 1884-1897 Launceston: 1897-1902		Tasmania: 1902-1903
1903
William Carpenter	SA		Encounter Bay: 1896-1902
William Carpenter	WA		Fremantle: 1911-1917		Fremantle: 1903-1906
James Hutchison	SA		East Adelaide: 1898-1902		Hindmarsh: 1903-1909
Edmund Lonsdale	NSW		New England: 1891-1894 Armidale: 1895-1898, 1901-1903, 1907-1913		New England: 1903-1906
Robert Reid	VIC	Melbourne: 1892-1903		1903-1903
Sir Arthur Robinson	VIC	Melbourne South: 1912-1925	Dundas: 1900-1902		Wannon: 1903-1906
Henry Saunders	WA	1894-1902		1903-1903
David Storrer	TAS		Launceston: 1902-1903		Bass: 1903-1910
William Webster	NSW		Moree: 1901-1903		Gwydir: 1903-1919
Gratton Wilson	VIC		Villiers and Heytesbury: 1902-1903		Corangamite: 1903-1919
John Wood	VIC		Ovens: 1857-1859 Warrnambool: 1861-1864			[1]
John Wood	TAS		Cumberland: 1903-1909			[1]
1904
Thomas Givens	QLD		Cairns: 1899-1902	1904-1928
Robert Guthrie	SA	1891-1903		1904-1921
William Trenwith	VIC		Richmond: 1889-1903	1904-1910
1905
Thomas Walker	NSW		Northumberland: 1887-1894			[2][3]
Thomas Walker	WA		Kanowna: 1905-1932			[2][3]
1906
Joseph Tilley Brown	VIC		Mandurang: 1886-1889 Shepparton and Euroa: 1897-1904		Indi: 1906-1910
Justin Foxton	QLD		Carnarvon: 1883-1904		Brisbane: 1906-1910
John Livingston	SA		Victoria: 1899-1902 Victoria and Albert: 1902-1906		Barker: 1906-1922
William Russell	SA	1895-1900	Burra: 1901-1902	1906-1912
John Thomson	NSW		Manning: 1901-1904		Cowper: 1906-1919
Agar Wynne	VIC	Western: 1888-1903	St Kilda: 1917-1920		Balaclava: 1906-1914
1907
Patrick Lynch	WA		Mount Leonora: 1904-1906	1907-1938
James O'Loghlin	SA	Northern: 1888-1902		1907-1907; 1913–1920; 1923-1925
Robert Sayers	QLD		Charters Towers: 1888-1893	1907-1913
Joseph Vardon	SA	Central: 1900-1906		1907-1907; 1908-1913
1908
Ernest Roberts	SA		Gladstone: 1896-1902 Adelaide: 1905-1908		Adelaide: 1908-1913
1909
Joseph Cullen	NSW		St Leonards: 1889-1894 Willoughby: 1894-1895			[4][5]
Joseph Cullen	WA	South-East: 1909-1917				[4][5]
Richard Witty Foster	SA		Newcastle: 1883-1892 Flinders: 1902-1906		Wakefield: 1909-1928
1910
Frank Anstey	VIC		East Bourke Boroughs: 1902-1904 Brunswick: 1904-1910		Bourke: 1910-1934
William Archibald	SA		Port Adelaide: 1893-1910		Hindmarsh: 1910-1919
Henry Beard	VIC		Jika Jika: 1904-1907		Batman: 1910-1910
Matthew Charlton	NSW		Waratah: 1903-1904 Northumberland: 1904-1910		Hunter: 1910-1928
Jens Jensen	TAS		George Town: 1903-1909 Wilmot: 1909–1910, 1927-1934 Bass: 1922-1925		Bass: 1910-1919
James Long	TAS		Lyell: 1903-1909 Darwin: 1909-1910	1910-1918
William Murphy	NSW		Balmain: 1891-1894			[6][7]
William Murphy	WA		Fremantle: 1910-1911			[6][7]
Arthur Rae	NSW		Murrumbidgee: 1891-1894	1910-1914, 1929-1935
Henry Willis	NSW		Upper Hunter: 1910-1913		Robertson: 1901-1910
1912
John Shannon	SA		Yorke Peninsula: 1896-1902 Wallaroo: 1902-1905	1912-1913, 1914-1920
1913'
Thomas Bakhap	TAS		Bass: 1909-1913	1913-1923
Myles Ferricks	QLD		Bowen: 1909-1912	1913-1920
William Fleming	NSW		Robertson: 1901-1904 Upper Hunter: 1904-1910		Robertson: 1913-1922
William Maughan	QLD		Burnett: 1898-1899 Ipswich: 1904-1912	1913-1920
Charles McGrath	VIC		Grenville: 1904-1913		Ballaarat: 1913-1919, 1920-1934
Sir John Newlands	SA		Burra Burra: 1906-1912	1913-1932
Charles Oakes	NSW		Paddington: 1901-1910 Waverley: 1917-1920 Eastern Suburbs: 1920-1925	1913-1914
Robert Patten	NSW	1908-1910			Hume: 1913-1917
William Senior	SA		Victoria and Albert: 1904-1912	1913-1923
Jacob Stumm	QLD		Gympie: 1896-1899		Lilley: 1913-1917
1914
George Cann	NSW		Canterbury: 1914-1920 St George: 1920-1927		Nepean: 1910-1913
Andrew McKissock	VIC		Ballaarat West: 1908-1911	1914-1917
William Watt	VIC		North Melbourne: 1897-1900 East Melbourne: 1902-1904 Essendon: 1904-1914		Balaclava: 1914-1929
1915
Edward Corser	QLD		Maryborough: 1912-1915		Wide Bay: 1915-1928
Alfred Hampson	VIC		Bendigo East: 1911-1915		Bendigo: 1915-1917
1916
William Kendell	VIC	North Eastern: 1916-1922			Corio: 1913-1914
1917
Walter Hamilton	VIC		Sandhurst: 1894-1900, 1902-1904			[8]
Walter Hamilton	SA		East Torrens: 1917-1924, 1925–1930, 1933-1938			[8]
Charles Howroyd	TAS		North Launceston: 1906-1909 Bass: 1909-1917		Darwin: 1917-1917 [9]
John Leckie	VIC		Benambra: 1913-1917	1934-1947	Indi: 1917-1919
George Mackay	QLD		Gympie: 1912-1915		Lilley: 1917-1934
William Plain	VIC		Geelong: 1908-1917	1917-1923, 1925-1938
Matthew Reid	QLD		Toowong: 1893-1896 Enoggera: 1899-1902	1917-1935
Thomas Ryan	SA		Torrens: 1909-1912 Sturt: 1915-1917			[10]
Thomas Ryan	VIC		Essendon: 1917-1924			[10]
1919
Reginald Blundell	SA		Adelaide: 1907-1918		Adelaide: 1919-1922
Arnold Wienholt	QLD		Fassifern: 1909-1913[11]		Moreton: 1919-1922
Arnold Wienholt	QLD	Fassifern: 1930-1935			Moreton: 1919-1922

References

Remember Database: John Wood
NSW Parliament, Former Members: Thomas Walker
WA Parliament, Former Members: Thomas Walker
NSW Parliament, Former Members: Joseph Cullen
WA Parliament, Former Members: Joseph Cullen
NSW Parliament, Former Members: William Murphy
WA Parliament, Former Members: William Murphy
Remember Database: Walter Hamilton
He died 5 days after polling day and was never sworn in.
Australian Dictionary of Biography: Thomas Ryan
Queensland Parliament became unicameral in 1922

1920-1939

Member	State	State parliament		Commonwealth Parliament		Refs
Member	State	Upper House	Lower House	Senate	House of Representatives	Refs
1920
John Adamson	QLD		Maryborough: 1907-1909 Rockhampton: 1911-1917	1920-1922
Ernest Carr	NSW		Cumberland: 1920-1922		Macquarie: 1906-1917
William Finlayson	QLD	1920-1922			Brisbane: 1910-1919
George Foley	WA		Mount Leonora: 1911-1920		Kalgoorlie: 1920-1922
1921
Edward Vardon	SA		Sturt: 1918-1921	1921-1921; 1921-1922
1922
Frank Forde	QLD		Rockhampton: 1917-1922[1]		Capricornia: 1922-1946
Frank Forde	QLD	Flinders: 1955-1957			Capricornia: 1922-1946
Albert Green	WA		Kalgoorlie: 1911-1913; 1914-1921		Kalgoorlie: 1922-1940
Joshua Whitsitt	TAS		Darwin: 1909-1922		Darwin: 1922-1925
1923
John Hayes	TAS		Bass: 1913-1923	1923-1947
Herbert Hays	TAS		Wilmot: 1911-1922	1923-1947
Sir Walter Kingsmill	WA	1903-1922	Pilbara: 1897-1903	1923-1935
James Ogden	TAS		Zeehan: 1906-1909 Darwin: 1909-1922	1923-1932
1924
Jack Power	NSW	1921-1924		1924-1925
1925
Charles Grant	TAS		Denison: 1922–1925, 1928-1932	1925-1925; 1932-1941
1926
John Chapman	SA		Flinders: 1918-1924	1926-1931
John Perkins	NSW		Goulburn: 1921-1926		Eden-Monaro: 1926-1929, 1931-1943
1927
Ted Theodore	QLD		Woothakata: 1909-1912 Chillagoe: 1912-1925[1]
Ted Theodore	NSW				Dalley: 1927-1931
John Verran	SA		Wallaroo: 1901-1917	1927-1928
1928
Bernard Corser	QLD		Burnett: 1912-1928[1]		Wide Bay: 1928-1954
Charles Culley	TAS		Denison: 1922–1928, 1934-1948		Denison: 1928-1931
Albert Robinson	SA		Wooroora: 1915-1924 Gouger: 1938-1943	1928-1928
1929
Sir Hal Colebatch	WA	East: 1912-1923 Metropolitan: 1940-1948		1929-1933
John Cusack	NSW		Queanbeyan: 1910-1913 Albury: 1913-1917		Eden-Monaro: 1929-1931
Allan Guy	TAS		Bass: 1916-1929	1949-1956	Bass: 1929-1934 Wilmot: 1940-1944
Bertie Johnston	WA		Williams Narrogin: 1911-1915, 1915-1928	1929-1942
Joseph Lyons	TAS		Wilmot: 1909-1929		Wilmot: 1929-1939
Sir Edward McTiernan	NSW		Western Suburbs: 1920-1927		Parkes: 1929-1930
1931
Llewellyn Atkinson	TAS	1931-1934			Wilmot: 1906-1929
Albert Lane	NSW		Balmain: 1922-1927		Barton: 1931-1940
George Lawson	QLD	1919-1922			Brisbane: 1931-1961
Alfred Seabrook	TAS		Franklin: 1931-1934		Franklin: 1922-1928
Harold Thorby	NSW		Wammerawa: 1922-1927 Castlereagh: 1927-1930		Calare: 1931-1940
1932
Joe Collings	QLD	1920-1922		1932-1950
1933
James Bayley	QLD	Wynnum: 1933-1935			Oxley: 1917-1931
James Fairbairn	VIC		Warrnambool: 1932-1933		Flinders: 1933-1940
Albert Hawke	SA		Burra Burra:1924-1927			[2]
Albert Hawke	WA		Northam: 1933-1968			[2]
1934
Maurice Blackburn	VIC		Essendon: 1914-1917 Fitzroy: 1925-1927 Clifton Hill: 1927-1934		Bourke: 1934-1943
Archie Cameron	SA		Wooroora: 1927-1934		Barker: 1934-1956
Arthur Drakeford	VIC		Essendon: 1927-1932		Maribyrnong: 1934-1955
Gerald Mahoney	TAS		Denison: 1931-1934		Denison: 1934-1940
1935
Mac Abbott	NSW		Upper Hunter: 1913-1918	1935-1941
Guy Arkins	NSW		Castlereagh: 1915-1920 St George: 1920-1927 Rockdale: 1927-1930 Dulwich Hill: 1938-1941	1935-1937
Lionel Courtenay	NSW	1932-1934		1935-1935
James McLachlan	SA		Wooroora: 1918-1930	1935-1947
1936
Archibald Blacklow	TAS	Pembroke: 1936-1953			Franklin: 1931-1934
Sir Arthur Fadden	QLD	Kennedy: 1932-1935			Darling Downs: 1936-1949 McPherson: 1949-1958
1937
James Cunningham	WA	1916-1922	Kalgoorlie: 1923-1936	1937-1943
Reg Pollard	VIC		Dalhousie: 1924-1927 Bulla and Dalhousie: 1927-1932		Ballaarat: 1937-1949 Lalor: 1949-1966
Graham Pratten	NSW	1937-1976			Martin: 1928-1929
William Scully	NSW		Namoi: 1923-1932		Gwydir: 1937-1949
1938
Paul Jones	VIC	Doutta Galla: 1938-1958			Indi: 1928-1931
Sydney McHugh	SA		Burra: 1924–1927, 1930-1933 Light: 1941-1944		Wakefield: 1938-1940

References

Queensland Parliament became unicameral in 1922
South Australian Parliament, Former Members: Albert Hawke

1940-1975

Member	State	State parliament		Commonwealth Parliament		Refs
Member	State	Upper House	Lower House	Senate	House of Representatives	Refs
1940
H. V. Evatt	NSW		Balmain: 1925-1930		Barton: 1940-1958 Hunter: 1958-1960
Eric Spooner	NSW		Ryde: 1932-1940		Robertson: 1940-1943
1941
Lou Cunningham	NSW		Coogee: 1941-1948		Gwydir: 1919-1925, 1929-1931
Lancelot Spurr	TAS		Wilmot: 1941-1956		Wilmot: 1939-1940
1942
Sir Charles Latham	WA	1946-1960	York: 1921-1942	1942-1943
1943
Frank Gaha	TAS	Hobart: 1933-1943	Denison: 1950-1964		Denison: 1943-1949
1944
Donald Grant	NSW	1931-1940		1944-1959
Bert Hoare	SA	1944-1956		1922-1935
Sid O'Flaherty	SA		Murray: 1918-1921	1944-1962
1946
Albert Thompson	SA		Port Adelaide: 1930-1938 Semaphore: 1938-1946		Hindmarsh: 1946-1949 Port Adelaide: 1949-1963
1947
Jack Critchley	SA		Burra Burra: 1930-1933	1947-1959
1949
Jeff Bate	NSW		Wollondilly: 1938-1949		Macarthur: 1949-1972
Jack Cremean	VIC		Clifton Hill: 1945-1949		Hoddle: 1949-1955
Billy Davies	NSW		Wollongong: 1917-1920, 1927-30 Wollondilly: 1920-1927 Illawarra: 1930-1941 Wollongong-Kembla: 1941-1949		Cunningham: 1949-1956
David Drummond	NSW		Northern Tablelands: 1920-1927 Armidale: 1927-1949		New England: 1949-1963
Jim Eggins	NSW	1940-1949			Lyne: 1949-1952
Jim Harrison	NSW	1943-1949			Blaxland: 1949-1969
Sir William Haworth	VIC		Albert Park: 1937-1945		Isaacs: 1949-1969
Stan Keon	VIC		Richmond: 1945-1949		Yarra: 1949-1955
Charles Russell	QLD	Dalby: 1947-1949			Maranoa: 1949-1951
1950
Claude Barnard	TAS		Bass: 1950-1957		Bass: 1934-1949
Alexander Fraser	VIC		Grant: 1950-1952 Caulfield East: 1955-1958 Caulfield: 1958-1965	1946-1946
Albert Reid	NSW		Young: 1927-1930, 1932-1941	1949-1962
Sir Reg Wright	TAS		Franklin: 1946-1949	1950-1978
1951
Harry Bruce	QLD	Kennedy: 1923-1932 The Tableland: 1932-1950			Leichhardt: 1951-1958
Jack Chamberlain	TAS		Darwin: 1934-1951	1951-1953
Rex Pearson	SA		Flinders: 1941-1951	1951-1961
1952
Harry Turner	NSW		Gordon: 1937-1952		Bradfield: 1952-1974
1953
Sir Kenneth Anderson	NSW		Ryde: 1950-1953	1953-1975
Arthur Greenup	NSW		Newtown-Annandale: 1950-1953		Dalley: 1953-1955
Pat Kennelly	VIC	Melbourne West: 1938-1952		1953-1971
1954
Sir William Brand	QLD	Burrum: 1920-1932 Isis: 1932-1950			Wide Bay: 1954-1958
1955
Robert Holt	VIC		Portland: 1945-1947, 1950-1955		Darebin: 1955-1958
1956
Jim Hadley	QLD	Nundah: 1956-1957			Lilley: 1943-1949
1959
Felix Dittmer	QLD	Mount Gravatt: 1950-1957		1959-1971
Elliot Lillico	TAS	Meander: 1943-1958		1959-1974
1962
Reg Turnbull	TAS		Bass: 1946-1961	1962-1974
1963
Rex Connor	NSW		Wollongong-Kembla: 1950-1963		Cunningham: 1963-1977
John Murray	QLD	Clayfield: 1963-1976			Herbert: 1958-1961
Ian Robinson	NSW		Casino: 1953-1963		Cowper: 1963-1984 Page: 1984-1990
Ian Sinclair	NSW	1961-1963			New England: 1963-1998
1964
Geoffrey Giles	SA	1959-1964			Angas: 1964-1977 Wakefield: 1977-1983
1965
Syd Einfeld	NSW		Bondi: 1965-1971 Waverley: 1971-1981		Phillip: 1961-1963
Vince Gair	QLD	South Brisbane: 1932-1960		1965-1974
Neil McNeill	WA	Lower West: 1965-1983			Canning: 1961-1963
1966
Thomas Pearsall	TAS		Franklin: 1950-1966		Franklin: 1966-1969
1967
Sir Condor Laucke	SA		Barossa: 1956-1965	1967-1981
1968
Jack Little	VIC	Melbourne North: 1954-1958		1968-1974
1969
Lionel Bowen	NSW		Randwick: 1962-1969		Kingsford Smith: 1969-1990
Al Grassby	NSW		Murrumbidgee: 1965-1969		Riverina: 1969-1974
Harry Jenkins Sr.	VIC		Reservoir:1961-1969		Scullin: 1969-1986
Frank O'Keefe	NSW		Liverpool Plains: 1961-1962 Upper Hunter: 1962-1969		Paterson: 1969-1984
Len Reid	VIC		Dandenong: 1958-1969		Holt: 1969-1972
1971
Martin Cameron	SA	1971-1990		1969-1969
Peter Durack	WA		Perth: 1965-1968	1971-1993
1972
Arthur Hewson	VIC	Gippsland: 1964-1970			McMillan: 1972-1975
1974
Mervyn Everett	TAS		Denison: 1964-1974	1974-1975
Steele Hall	SA		Gouger: 1959-1973 Goyder: 1973-1974	1974-1977	Boothby: 1981-1996
David Reid	WA		Blackwood: 1971-1972	1974-1974
1975
Wal Fife	NSW		Wagga Wagga: 1957-1975		Farrer: 1975-1984 Hume: 1984-1993
Norm Foster	SA	1975-1982			Sturt: 1969-1972
Michael Hodgman	TAS	Huon: 1966-1974	Denison: 1992–1998, 2001-2010		Denison: 1975-1987
Bernie Kilgariff	NT	Alice Springs: 1974-1975		1975-1987

References

1976-1996

Member	State	State/Territory legislature		Commonwealth Parliament		Refs
Member	State	Upper House	Lower House	Senate	House of Representatives	Refs
1976
Ray Sherry	TAS		Franklin: 1976-1979		Franklin: 1969-1975
1977
Brendan Hansen	QLD	Maryborough: 1977-1983			Wide Bay: 1961-1974
Clyde Holding	VIC		Richmond: 1962-1977		Melbourne Ports: 1977-1998
1980
Joe Berinson	WA	North-East Metropolitan: 1980-1983 North Central Metropolitan: 1983-1989 North Metropolitan: 1989-1993			Perth: 1969-1975
Bob Brown	NSW		Cessnock: 1978-1980		Hunter: 1980-1984 Charlton: 1984-1998
Bruce Cowan	NSW		Oxley: 1965-1980		Lyne: 1980-1993
Doug Jennings	VIC		Westernport: 1976-1979			[1]
Doug Jennings	QLD	Southport: 1980-1987				[1]
Grant Tambling	NT	Fannie Bay: 1974-1977		1987-2001	Northern Territory: 1980-1983
1981
Peter Coleman	NSW		Fuller: 1968-1978		Wentworth: 1981-1987
John Sullivan	NSW		Sturt: 1981-1981		Riverina: 1974-1977
Peter White	QLD	Southport: 1977-1980			McPherson: 1981-1990
1982
David Kennedy	VIC		Bendigo: 1982-1985 Bendigo West: 1985-1992		Bendigo: 1969-1972
Michael Maher	NSW		Drummoyne: 1973-1982		Lowe: 1982-1987
Ken Wriedt	TAS		Franklin: 1982-1990	1968-1980
1983
Peter Baldwin	NSW	1975-1982			Sydney: 1983-1998
1984
Terry Aulich	TAS		Wilmot: 1976-1982	1984-1993
Peter Duncan	SA		Elizabeth: 1973-1984		Makin: 1984-1996
Paul Everingham	NT	Jingili: 1974-1984			Northern Territory: 1984-1987
Tim Fischer	NSW		Sturt: 1971-1980 Murray: 1980-1984		Farrer: 1984-2001
Keith Wright	QLD	Rockhampton South: 1969-1972 Rockhampton: 1972-1984			Capricornia: 1984-1993
1985
John Morris	NSW	1976-1984		1985-1990
1986
Ray Groom	TAS		Denison: 1986-2001		Braddon: 1975-1984
Peter Rae	TAS		Bass: 1986-1989	1968-1986
Dean Wells	QLD	Murrumba: 1986-2012			Petrie: 1983-1984
1987
Bob Collins	NT	Arnhem: 1977-1983 Arafura: 1983-1987		1987-1998
1989
David Watson	QLD	Moggill: 1989-2004			Forde: 1984-1987
Bill Wood	QLD	Cook: 1969-1972 Barron River: 1972-1974				[2][3]
Bill Wood	ACT	1989-1995 Brindabella: 1995-2004				[2][3]
1990
Laurie Brereton	NSW		Randwick: 1970-1971 Heffron: 1973-1990		Kingsford Smith: 1990-2004
Janice Crosio	NSW		Fairfield: 1981-1988 Smithfield: 1988-1990		Prospect: 1990-2004
Laurie Ferguson	NSW		Granville: 1984-1990		Reid: 1990-2010 Werriwa: 2010-2016
John Olsen	SA		Rocky River: 1979-1985 Custance: 1985-1990 Kavel: 1992-2002	1990-1992
Bruce Reid	VIC	Bendigo: 1976-1988			Bendigo: 1990-1998
Frank Walker	NSW		Georges River: 1970-1988		Robertson: 1990-1996
1993
Dick Adams	TAS		Franklin: 1979-1982		Lyons: 1993-2013
John Brumby	VIC	Doutta Galla: 1993-1993	Broadmeadows: 1993-2010		Bendigo: 1983-1990
Bob Katter	QLD	Flinders: 1974-1992			Kennedy: 1993-incumbent
1994
Carmen Lawrence	WA		Subiaco: 1986-1989 Glendalough: 1989-1994		Fremantle: 1994-2007
1996
Bob Brown	TAS		Denison: 1983-1993	1996-2012
Ian Causley	NSW		Clarence: 1984-1996		Page: 1996-2007
Nick Dondas	NT	Casuarina: 1974-1994			Northern Territory: 1996-1998
Annette Ellis	ACT	1992-1995			Namadgi: 1996-1998 Canberra: 1998-2010
John Fahey	NSW		Camden: 1984-1988 Southern Highlands: 1988-1996		Macarthur: 1996-2001
Bruce Goodluck	TAS		Franklin: 1996-1998		Franklin: 1975-1993
Rob Hulls	QLD				Kennedy: 1990-1993
Rob Hulls	VIC		Niddrie: 1996-2012
Stephen Mutch	NSW	1988-1996			Cook: 1996-1998
Bob Sercombe	VIC		Niddrie: 1988-1996		Maribyrnong: 1996-2007
Kelvin Thomson	VIC		Pascoe Vale: 1988-1996		Wills: 1996-2016
Harry Woods	NSW		Clarence: 1996-2003		Page: 1990-1996
Paul Zammit	NSW		Burwood: 1984-1988 Strathfield: 1988-1996		Lowe: 1996-1998

References

1997-2022

Member	State	State/Territory legislature		Commonwealth Parliament		Refs
Member	State	Upper House	Lower House	Senate	House of Representatives	Refs
1997
Ross Lightfoot	WA	North Metropolitan: 1993-1997	Murchison-Eyre: 1986-1989	1997-2008
John Quirke	SA		Playford: 1989-1997	1997-2000
Silvia Smith	TAS	Windermere: 1997-2003			Bass: 1993-1996
1998
Bruce Baird	NSW		Northcott: 1984-95		Cook: 1998-2007
Graham Edwards	WA	North Metropolitan: 1983-1997			Cowan: 1998-2007
Jill Hall	NSW		Swansea: 1995-1998		Shortland: 1998-2016
Alby Schultz	NSW		Burrinjuck: 1988-1998		Hume: 1998-2013
Brendan Smyth	ACT	Brindabella: 1998-2016			Canberra: 1995-1996
1999
Neville Newell	NSW		Tweed: 1999-2007		Richmond: 1990-1996
2001
Tony Windsor	NSW		Tamworth: 1991-2001		New England: 2001-2013
2002
Santo Santoro	QLD	Clayfield: 1989-2001		2002-2007
2003
Gary Humphries	ACT	1989-1995 Molonglo: 1995-2002		2003-2013
2004
Tony Burke	NSW	2003-2004			Watson: 2004-incumbent
2005
Annette Hurley	SA		Napier: 1993-2002	2005-2011
Christine Milne	TAS		Lyons: 1989-1998	2005-2015
2006
Michelle O'Byrne	TAS		Bass: 2006-incumbent		Bass: 1998-2004
2007
Bob Debus	NSW		Blue Mountains: 1981-1988; 1995-2007		Macquarie: 2007-2010
Janelle Saffin	NSW	1995-2003	Lismore: 2019-incumbent		Page: 2007-2013
Jon Sullivan	QLD	Glass House: 1989-1992 Caboolture: 1992-1998			Longman: 2007-2010
2008
Rob Oakeshott	NSW		Port Macquarie: 1996-2008		Lyne: 2008-2013
Louise Pratt	WA	East Metropolitan: 2001-2007		2008-2015; 2016-incumbent
Dave Tollner	NT	Fong Lim: 2008-2016			Solomon: 2001-2007
Nick Xenophon	SA	1997-2007		2008-2017
2010
Michael Ferguson	TAS		Bass: 2010-incumbent		Bass: 2004-2007
Rob Mitchell	VIC	Central Highlands: 2002-2006			McEwen: 2010-incumbent
2011
Lee Rhiannon	NSW	1999-2010		2011-2018
Lisa Singh	TAS		Denison: 2006-2010	2011-2019
2012
Bob Carr	NSW		Maroubra: 1983-2005	2012-2013
Lin Thorp	TAS	Rumney: 1999-2011		2012-2014
2013
Peter Katsambanis	VIC	Monash: 1996-2002				[1][2]
Peter Katsambanis	WA	North Metropolitan: 2013-2017	Hillarys: 2017-incumbent			[1][2]
Alannah MacTiernan	WA	East Metropolitan: 1993-1996 North Metropolitan: 2017-incumbent	Armadale: 1996-2010		Perth: 2013-2016
Christian Porter	WA		Murdoch: 2008-2008 Bateman: 2008-2013		Pearce: 2013-incumbent
Zed Seselja	ACT	Molonglo: 2004-2012 Brindabella: 2012-2013		2013-incumbent
Brett Whiteley	TAS		Braddon: 2002-2010		Braddon: 2013-2016
2014
Guy Barnett	TAS		Lyons: 2014-incumbent	2002-2011
Yvette D'Ath	QLD	Redcliffe: 2014-incumbent			Petrie: 2007-2013
Dana Wortley	SA		Torrens: 2014-incumbent	2005-2011
2015
Mark Furner	QLD	Ferny Grove: 2015-incumbent		2008-2014
Katy Gallagher	ACT	Molonglo: 2001-2014		2015-2018; 2019-incumbent
Nick McKim	TAS		Franklin: 2002-2015	2015-incumbent
2016
Linda Burney	NSW		Canterbury: 2003-2016		Barton: 2016-incumbent
Damian Drum	VIC	North Western: 2002-2006 Northern Victoria: 2006-2016			Murray: 2016-2019 Nicholls: 2019-incumbent
Andrew Gee	NSW		Orange: 2011-2016		Calare: 2016-incumbent
Malarndirri McCarthy	NT	Arnhem: 2005-2012		2016-incumbent
John McVeigh	QLD	Toowoomba South: 2012-2016			Groom: 2016-2020
Murray Watt	QLD	Everton: 2009-2012		2016-incumbent
2018
Darren Cheeseman	VIC		South Barwon: 2018-incumbent		Corangamite: 2007-2013
Mehreen Faruqi	NSW	2013-2018		2018-incumbent
Kristina Keneally	NSW		Heffron: 2003-2012	2018-incumbent
2019
Mark Latham	NSW	2019-incumbent			Werriwa: 1994-2005
Daniel Mulino	VIC	Eastern Victoria: 2014-2018			Fraser: 2019-incumbent
2020
Andrew McLachlan	SA	2014-2020		2020-incumbent
Lidia Thorpe	VIC		Northcote: 2017-2018	2020-incumbent
2022
Nick Champion	SA		Taylor: 2022-incumbent		Wakefield: 2007-2019 Spence: 2019-2022

References

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[1] NSW Parliament, Former Members: Edward Curr

[2] NSW Parliament, Former Members: Charles Ebden

[3] Parliament of Victoria, Remember Database: Charles Ebden

[4] NSW Parliament, Former Members: James Frederick Palmer

[5] Parliament of Victoria, Remember Database: James Frederick Palmer

[6] NSW Parliament, Former Members: William Westgarth

[7] Parliament of Victoria, Remember Database: William Westgarth

[8] NSW Parliament, Former Members: Lauchlan Mackinnon

[9] Parliament of Victoria, Remember Database: Lauchlan Mackinnon

[10] NSW Parliament, Former Members: Alexander Thomson

[11] Parliament of Victoria, Remember Database: Alexander Thomson

[12] NSW Parliament, Former Members: John Foster

[13] Parliament of Victoria, Remember Database: John Foster

[14] Parliament of Victoria, Remember Database:Andrew Aldcorn

[15] NSW Parliament, Former Members: Andrew Aldcorn

[16] VIC Parliament, Re-Member: George Milner Stephen

[17] NSW Parliament, Former Members: Francis Edward Bigge

[18] Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: Francis Edward Bigge

[19] NSW Parliament, Former Members: Henry Buckley

[20] Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: Henry Buckley

[21] NSW Parliament, Former Members: Robert Cribb

[22] Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: Robert Cribb

[23] NSW Parliament, Former Members: Gilbert Elliott

[24] Australian Dictionary of Biography: Gilbert Elliott

[25] NSW Parliament, Former Members: Sir Arthur Macalister

[26] Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: Sir Arthur Macalister

[27] Election declared void.

[28] NSW Parliament, Former Members: Robert George Massie

[29] Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: Robert George Massie

[30] NSW Parliament, Former Members: Maurice Charles O'Connell

[31] Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: Maurice Charles O'Connell

[32] NSW Parliament, Former Members: Benjamin Cribb

[33] Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: Benjamin Cribb

[34] NSW Parliament, Former Members: John Douglas

[35] Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: John Douglas

[36] NSW Parliament, Former Members: Gordon Sandeman

[37] Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: Gordon Sandeman

[38] NSW Parliament, Former Members: Richard Joseph Smith

[39] Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: Richard Joseph Smith

[40] Parliament of Victoria, Remember Database: William Forlonge

[41] NSW Parliament, Former Members: William Forlonge

[42] NSW Parliament, Former Members: William Henry Walsh

[43] Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: William Henry Walsh

[44] NSW Parliament, Former Members: John Panton

[45] Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: John Panton

[46] NSW Parliament, Former Members: Sir Arthur Hodgson

[47] Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: Sir Arthur Hodgson

[48] SA Parliament, Former Members: Horace Dean

[49] NSW Parliament, Former Members: Horace Dean

[50] He was twice disqualified from Barossa, and twice disqualified from The Hastings

[51] Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: Henry Milford

[52] NSW Parliament, Former Members: Henry Milford

[53] He resigned the seat of Rockhampton before ever taking his seat

[54] Victorian Parliament, Former Members: Alexander Fyfe

[55] Queensland Parliament, Former Members: Alexander Fyfe

[56] The name of Van Diemen's Land was changed to Tasmania from 1 Jan 1856

[57] Remember Database: William Champ

[58] NSW Parliament, Former Members: Frederick Augustus Cooper

[59] Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: Frederick Augustus Cooper

[60] Parliament of Victoria, Remember Database: William Adams Brodribb

[61] NSW Parliament, Former Members: William Adams Brodribb

[62] NSW Parliament, Former Members: George King

[63] Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: George King

[64] NSW Parliament, Former Members: John Hurley

[65] Parliament of Queensland, Former Members: John Hurley

[bothcs-66] He was simultaneously a member of both the Queensland Legislative Council and the Australian Senate 1901-1903, as the law at that time did not prevent this.

[67] Between 1 January and 13 February 1901 he was simultaneously a member of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly, Premier of Western Australia, and a minister in the inaugural Commonwealth Government of Edmund Barton, as the law at that time did not prevent this.

[68] The Northern Territory was at that time a part of South Australia

[69] Remember Database: John Wood

[70] NSW Parliament, Former Members: Thomas Walker

[71] WA Parliament, Former Members: Thomas Walker

[72] NSW Parliament, Former Members: Joseph Cullen

[73] WA Parliament, Former Members: Joseph Cullen

[74] NSW Parliament, Former Members: William Murphy

[75] WA Parliament, Former Members: William Murphy

[76] Remember Database: Walter Hamilton

[77] He died 5 days after polling day and was never sworn in.

[78] Australian Dictionary of Biography: Thomas Ryan

[qup-79] Queensland Parliament became unicameral in 1922

[qup-80] Queensland Parliament became unicameral in 1922

[81] South Australian Parliament, Former Members: Albert Hawke

[82] Queensland Parliament, Former Members: Doug Jennings

[83] Queensland Parliament, Former Members: Bill Wood

[84] ACT Members: Bill Wood

[85] Remember Database: Peter Katsambanis

[86] WA Parliament: Peter Katsambanis