List of senators from Queensland

This is a list of senators from the state of Queensland since Australian Federation in 1901.

Queensland Australian Senate
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Created	1901
Party	Liberal National (5)^[a]   Labor (3)   Greens (2)   One Nation (2)

List

Senate	Election	Senator (Party)		Senator (Party)		Senator (Party)		Senator (Party)		Senator (Party)		Senator (Party)		Senator (Party)		Senator (Party)		Senator (Party)		Senator (Party)		Senator (Party)		Senator (Party)
1901–1903	1901		Anderson Dawson (Labor) ^[1]		James Drake (Protectionist) ^[2]		James Stewart (Labor) ^[3]		John Ferguson (Free Trade) ^[4]		Thomas Glassey (Protectionist) ^[5]		William Higgs (Labor) ^[6]	6 senators per state 1901-1950
1904–1906	1903			Harry Turley (Labor) ^[7]				Thomas Givens (Labor/ National Labor Party/ Nationalist) ^[8]
1907–1910	1906		Anthony St Ledger (Anti-Socialist /Liberal) ^[9]			Robert Sayers (Anti-Socialist /Liberal) ^[10]				Thomas Chataway (Anti-Socialist /Liberal) ^[11]
	1909
1910–1913	1910
1913–1914	1913		John Mullan (Labor) ^[12]			Myles Ferricks (Labor) ^[13]				William Maughan (Labor) ^[14]
1914–1917	1914
	1916
	1917
1917–1920	1917		Harry Foll (Nationalist/ UAP/ Liberal) ^[15]		Matthew Reid (Nationalist/ UAP) ^[16]				Thomas Crawford (Nationalist/ UAP/ Independent) ^[17]
1920–1923	1919			John Adamson (Nationalist) ^[18]			William Glasgow (Nationalist/ UAP) ^[19]
	May 1922			John MacDonald (Labor) ^[20]
	Dec 1922			William Thompson (Nationalist/ UAP) ^[21]
1923–1926	1922
1926–1929	1925
	Aug 1928					John MacDonald (Labor) ^[20]
	Nov 1928					Walter Cooper (Country) ^[22]
1929–1932	1928
	1931
1932–1935	1931			Gordon Brown (Labor) ^[23]			Joe Collings (Labor) ^[24]			John MacDonald (Labor) ^[20]
1935–1938	1934				Walter Cooper (Country) ^[22]
	1937	Ben Courtice (Labor) ^[25]
1938–1941	1937
1941–1944	1940
1944–1947	1943
	1944
	1945
1947–1950	1946		Dame Annabelle Rankin (Liberal) ^[26]					Neil O'Sullivan (Liberal) ^[27]
	1950								Ian Wood (Liberal) ^[28]		Roy Kendall (Liberal) ^[29]		Ted Maher (Country) ^[30]		Wilfrid Simmonds (Country) ^[31]	10 senators per state 1950-1984
1950–1951	1949					Archie Benn (Labor) ^[32]
1951–1953	1951									Condon Byrne (Labor) ^[33]
1953–1956	1953
1956–1959	1955
1959–1962	1958						Felix Dittmer (Labor) ^[34]
1962–1965	1961	Bob Sherrington (Liberal) ^[35]						Max Poulter (Labor) ^[36]
	1962							George Whiteside (Labor) ^[37]
	1963									Kenneth Morris (Liberal) ^[38]
1965–1968	1964			Jim Keeffe (Labor) ^[39]							Ellis Lawrie (Country) ^[40]		Vince Gair (DLP) ^[41]
	1966	Bill Heatley (Liberal) ^[42]
1968–1971	1967	Ron Maunsell (Country) ^[43]				Bertie Milliner (Labor) ^[44]				Condon Byrne (DLP) ^[33]				George Georges (Labor/ Independent) ^[45]
1971–1974	1970				Ron McAuliffe (Labor) ^[46]
	1971		Neville Bonner (Liberal/ Independent) ^[47]
1974–1975	1974							Glen Sheil (NCP) ^[48]				Kathy Sullivan (Liberal) ^[49]
	1975						Albert Field (Independent) ^[50]
1975–1978	1975						Mal Colston (Labor/ Independent) ^[51]			Stan Collard (NCP) ^[52]
1978–1981	1977					David MacGibbon (Liberal) ^[53]
	1981							Florence Bjelke-Petersen (National) ^[54]
1981–1983	1980				Michael Macklin (Democrat) ^[55]				Gerry Jones (Labor) ^[56]
	1983
1983–1985	1983		Ron Boswell (National /Liberal National) ^[57]	Margaret Reynolds (Labor) ^[58]
	1984	Warwick Parer (Liberal) ^[59]										John Black (Labor) ^[60]			Glen Sheil (National) ^[48]
1985–1987	1984
	1986
1987–1990	1987										Bryant Burns (Labor) ^[61]		John Stone (National) ^[62]
	1990									Bill O'Chee (National) ^[63]
1990–1993	1990				Cheryl Kernot (Democrat) ^[64]								Ian Macdonald (Liberal /Liberal National) ^[65]		John Herron (Liberal) ^[66]
1993–1996	1993											John Woodley (Democrat) ^[67]
1996–1999	1996							Brenda Gibbs (Labor) ^[68]	John Hogg (Labor) ^[69]
	1996
	1997				Andrew Bartlett (Democrat) ^[70]
1999–2002	1998			Joe Ludwig (Labor) ^[71]			Brett Mason (Liberal /Liberal National) ^[72]				Jan McLucas (Labor) ^[73]					Len Harris (One Nation) ^[74]
	2000	George Brandis (Liberal /Liberal National) ^[75]
	2001					John Cherry (Democrat) ^[76]
2002–2005	2001							Claire Moore (Labor) ^[77]
	2002									Santo Santoro (Liberal) ^[78]
2005–2008	2004											Barnaby Joyce (National /Liberal National) ^[79]			Russell Trood (Liberal /Liberal National) ^[80]
	2007					Sue Boyce (Liberal /Liberal National) ^[81]
2008–2011	2007									Mark Furner (Labor) ^[82]
	2008
2011–2014	2010													Larissa Waters (Greens) ^[83]
	2014				Barry O'Sullivan (Liberal National) ^[84]
2014–2016	2013					Glenn Lazarus (PUP/ Independent/ Lazarus Team) ^[85]			Chris Ketter (Labor) ^[86]			James McGrath (Liberal National) ^[87]			Matt Canavan (Liberal National) ^[88]
	2015a						Joanna Lindgren (Liberal National) ^[89]
	2015b
2016–2019	2016			Pauline Hanson (One Nation) ^[90]		Anthony Chisholm (Labor) ^[91]				Malcolm Roberts (One Nation) ^[92]	Murray Watt (Labor) ^[93]
	2017						Fraser Anning (Independent/ Katter's/ Independent/ Anning's) ^[94]			Andrew Bartlett (Green) ^[70]
	2018a		Amanda Stoker (Liberal National) ^[95]
	2018b									Larissa Waters (Greens) ^[83]
	2019
2019–2022	2019				Gerard Rennick (Liberal National) ^[96]			Malcolm Roberts (One Nation) ^[92]	Paul Scarr (Liberal National) ^[97]				Nita Green (Labor) ^[98]	Susan McDonald (Liberal National) ^[99]
2022–2025	2022		Penny Allman-Payne (Greens) ^[100]

See also

• Electoral results for the Australian Senate in Queensland

Notes

1. By party room:
   • •   Liberal (3)
     •   National (2)

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