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List of people who have served in both Houses of the Australian Parliament

May 07, 2024

This is a list of Members of the Australian Parliament who have served in both the Senate and the House of Representatives.

Section 43 of the Constitution of Australia says: "A member of either House of the Parliament shall be incapable of being chosen or of sitting as a member of the other House".

Consequently, a member of one house who wishes to transfer to the other house must resign from the first house before the election or appointment to the other house. A person may simultaneously stand for election to both houses, and if successful in both bids, must choose which house he or she will be a member of. No person has ever successfully stood for election to both houses at the same time.

The following list comprises 53 people (46 men and 7 women). Of these:

  • 31 people were members of the House of Representatives before joining the Senate
  • 22 people were members of the Senate before joining the House of Representatives.

The first person to have been a member of both houses was James McColl (Victoria), on 1 January 1907. All the other states and territories are represented in the list, the first person from each being:

The first woman to have been a member of both houses was Kathy Sullivan (Qld), on 1 December 1984.

In the 47th Parliament:

Only two people have gone from one house to another and later returned to the first house:

  • Jack Duncan-Hughes, House of Representatives 1922–28, Senate 1931–38, House of Representatives 1940–43
  • Sir Philip McBride, House of Representatives 1931–37, Senate 1937–44, House of Representatives 1946–58

No member of this list has yet served the Parliament for an aggregate period of 30 years or more. The longest-serving person who has been a member of both houses was Bronwyn Bishop, who was in the Senate for 6 years 229 days, and in the House of Representatives for 22 years 44 days, a total of 28 years 274 days. The shortest-serving person was Thomas Marwick (1 year 65 days in the Senate; 2 years 244 days in the House of Representatives; a total of 3 years 309 days).

There are a number of members who represented different states or territories in the House of Representatives during their career. No person has ever represented more than one state or territory in the Senate. The only person who has ever represented one state or territory in one House and a different state or territory in the other House is Barnaby Joyce (Senate, Queensland, 2005–13; House of Representatives, Division of New England, New South Wales, 2013–17, 2017-).[1]

List of people who have served in both houses edit

The list is in chronological order based on the date on which the person began their term in the second chamber (in bold).

Name Senate House of Representatives Total parliamentary
service
State/
Territory 		From To Service Electorate From To Service
James McColl VIC 1 January 1907 5 September 1914[2][3] 7 years, 248 days Echuca, Vic 29 March 1901 5 November 1906[4] 5 years, 222 days 13 years, 105 days
William Higgs QLD 30 March 1901 31 December 1906[2] 5 years, 277 days Capricornia, Qld 13 April 1910 16 December 1922[2] 12 years, 248 days 18 years, 160 days
Sir Robert Best VIC 29 March 1901[2] 30 June 1910 9 years, 94 days Kooyong, Vic 24 August 1910[5] 16 December 1922[2] 12 years, 115 days 21 years, 209 days
William Story SA 1 January 1904 3 April 1917[6] 13 years, 93 days Boothby, SA 5 May 1917 16 December 1922[2] 5 years, 226 days 18 years, 319 days
George Fairbairn VIC 1 July 1917 30 June 1923[4] 6 years, 0 days Fawkner, Vic 12 December 1906 31 May 1913[2] 6 years, 157 days 12 years, 157 days
Josiah Thomas NSW 1 July 1917 30 June 1923[2] 6 years, 0 days Barrier, NSW 29 March 1901 26 March 1917[4] 15 years, 363 days 25 years, 227 days
14 November 1925 30 June 1929[2] 3 years, 229 days
Herbert Pratten NSW 1 July 1917 23 November 1921[6] 4 years, 146 days Parramatta, NSW 10 December 1921[5] 16 December 1922[7] 6 years, 150 days 10 years, 296 days
Martin, NSW 16 December 1922 7 May 1928[8]
David O'Keefe TAS 29 March 1901 31 December 1906[2] 5 years, 278 days Denison, Tas 16 December 1922 14 November 1925[2] 2 years, 334 days 18 years, 247 days
1 July 1910 30 June 1920[2] 10 years, 0 days
Sir Walter Massy-Greene NSW 17 October 1923[9] 13 November 1925[10] 2 years, 28 days Richmond, NSW 13 April 1910 16 December 1922[2] 12 years, 248 days 26 years, 276 days
1 July 1926 30 June 1938[4] 12 years, 0 days
Joseph Hannan VIC 22 July 1924[9] 13 November 1925[2] 1 year, 115 days Fawkner, Vic 31 May 1913 5 May 1917[2] 3 years, 340 days 5 years, 90 days
Percy Abbott NSW 14 November 1925 30 June 1929[2] 3 years, 229 days New England, NSW 31 May 1913 3 November 1919[4] 6 years, 157 days 10 years, 21 days
Jack Duncan-Hughes SA 19 December 1931 30 June 1938[4] 6 years, 194 days Boothby, SA 16 December 1922 17 November 1928[2] 5 years, 338 days 15 years, 137 days
Wakefield, SA 21 September 1940 21 August 1943[2] 2 years, 335 days
Dick Dein NSW 1 July 1935 30 June 1941[2] 6 years, 0 days Lang, NSW 19 December 1931 7 August 1934[4] 2 years, 232 days 8 years, 232 days
William Gibson VIC 1 July 1935 30 June 1947[4] 12 years, 0 days Corangamite, Vic 14 December 1918[5] 12 October 1929[2] 10 years, 303 days 25 years, 170 days
19 December 1931 7 August 1934[4] 2 years, 232 days
John Leckie VIC 1 July 1935 30 June 1947[2] 12 years, 0 days Indi, Vic 5 May 1917 13 December 1919[2] 2 years, 241 days 14 years, 241 days
Sir Philip McBride SA 21 October 1937[9] 30 June 1944[2] 6 years, 254 days Grey, SA 19 December 1931 21 September 1937[4] 5 years, 277 days 24 years, 183 days
Wakefield, SA 28 September 1946 14 October 1958[4] 12 years, 17 days
Oliver Badman SA 1 July 1932 30 September 1937[6] 5 years, 92 days Grey, SA 23 October 1937 21 August 1943[2] 5 years, 303 days 11 years, 30 days
Richard Keane VIC 1 July 1938 26 April 1946[8] 7 years, 300 days Bendigo, Vic 12 October 1929 19 December 1931[2] 2 years, 69 days 10 years, 4 days
Thomas Marwick WA 19 August 1936[9] 22 October 1937[2] 1 year, 65 days Swan, WA 21 December 1940[5] 21 August 1943[2] 2 years, 244 days 3 years, 309 days
Sir Keith Wilson SA 1 July 1938 30 June 1944[2] 6 years, 0 days Sturt, SA 10 December 1949 29 May 1954[2] 4 years, 171 days 21 years, 132 days
10 December 1955 31 October 1966[4] 10 years, 326 days
Allan Guy TAS 22 February 1950 30 June 1956[2] 6 years, 130 days Bass, Tas 12 October 1929 15 September 1934[2] 4 years, 339 days 17 years, 112 days
Wilmot, Tas 21 September 1940 28 September 1946[2] 6 years, 8 days
George Rankin VIC 22 February 1950 30 June 1956[4] 6 years, 130 days Bendigo, Vic 23 October 1937 31 October 1949[4] 12 years, 9 days 18 years, 139 days
Joe Fitzgerald NSW 1 July 1962 11 April 1974[3][4] 11 years, 285 days Phillip, NSW 10 December 1949 10 December 1955[2] 6 years, 1 day 17 years, 286 days
John Gorton VIC 22 February 1950 1 February 1968[6] 17 years, 345 days Higgins, Vic 24 February 1968[5] 11 November 1975[4] 7 years, 261 days 25 years, 241 days
Don Jessop SA 1 July 1971 5 June 1987[2] 15 years, 340 days Grey, SA 26 November 1966 25 October 1969[2] 2 years, 334 days 18 years, 309 days
Don Chipp VIC 1 July 1978 18 August 1986[6] 8 years, 49 days Higinbotham, Vic 10 December 1960[5] 25 October 1969[7] 16 years, 336 days 25 years, 20 days
Hotham, Vic 25 October 1969 10 November 1977[4]
David Hamer VIC 1 July 1978 30 June 1990[4] 12 years, 0 days Isaacs, Vic 25 October 1969 18 May 1974[2] 4 years, 206 days 18 years, 174 days
13 December 1975 10 November 1977[4] 1 year, 333 days
Allan Rocher WA 1 July 1978 10 February 1981[6] 2 years, 225 days Curtin, WA 21 February 1981[5] 3 October 1998[2] 17 years, 225 days 20 years, 85 days
Steele Hall SA 18 May 1974 16 November 1977[6] 3 years, 183 days Boothby, SA 21 February 1981[5] 29 January 1996[4] 14 years, 343 days 18 years, 161 days
John Martyr WA 11 March 1981[9] 4 February 1983[2] 1 year, 331 days Swan, WA 13 December 1975 18 October 1980[2] 4 years, 311 days 6 years, 277 days
John Coates TAS 1 July 1981 20 August 1996[6] 15 years, 51 days Denison, Tas 2 December 1972 13 December 1975[2] 3 years, 12 days 18 years, 63 days
Jim Short VIC 1 December 1984 12 May 1997[6] 12 years, 163 days Ballarat, Vic 13 December 1975 18 October 1980[2] 4 years, 311 days 17 years, 109 days
Kathy Sullivan[11] QLD 18 May 1974 5 November 1984[6] 10 years, 172 days Moncrieff, Qld 1 December 1984 8 October 2001[4] 16 years, 312 days 27 years, 119 days
Michael Baume NSW 1 July 1985 9 September 1996[6] 11 years, 71 days Macarthur, NSW 13 December 1975 5 March 1983[2] 7 years, 83 days 18 years, 154 days
Grant Chapman SA 11 July 1987 30 June 2008[2] 20 years, 356 days Kingston, SA 13 December 1975 5 March 1983[2] 7 years, 83 days 28 years, 74 days
Grant Tambling NT 11 July 1987 9 November 2001[4] 14 years, 122 days Northern Territory, NT 18 October 1980 5 March 1983[2] 2 years, 139 days 16 years, 261 days
Fred Chaney WA 18 May 1974 27 February 1990[6] 15 years, 286 days Pearce, WA 24 March 1990 8 February 1993[4] 2 years, 322 days 18 years, 243 days
Bob Woods NSW 8 March 1994[9] 7 March 1997[6] 3 years, 0 days Lowe, NSW 11 July 1987 13 March 1993[2] 5 years, 246 days 8 years, 246 days
Bronwyn Bishop NSW 11 July 1987 24 February 1994[6] 6 years, 229 days Mackellar, NSW 26 March 1994[5] 9 May 2016[4] 22 years, 44 days 28 years, 274 days
Gareth Evans VIC 1 July 1978 6 February 1996[6] 17 years, 221 days Holt, Vic 2 March 1996 30 September 1999[6] 3 years, 213 days 21 years, 69 days
Bob McMullan ACT 16 February 1988[9] 6 February 1996[6] 7 years, 356 days Canberra, ACT 2 March 1996 3 October 1998[7] 14 years, 140 days 22 years, 86 days
Fraser, ACT 3 October 1998 19 July 2010[4]
Cheryl Kernot QLD 1 July 1990 15 October 1997[6] 7 years, 107 days Dickson, Qld 3 October 1998 10 November 2001[2] 3 years, 39 days 10 years, 146 days
Michael Ronaldson VIC 1 July 2005 28 February 2016 10 years, 242 days Ballarat, Vic 24 March 1990 8 October 2001[4] 11 years, 199 days 22 years, 76 days
Belinda Neal NSW 8 March 1994[9] 3 September 1998[6] 4 years, 180 days Robertson, NSW 24 November 2007 19 July 2010[4] 2 years, 238 days 7 years, 53 days
David Fawcett SA 1 July 2011 currently serving 12 years, 306 days Wakefield, SA 9 October 2004 24 November 2007[2] 3 years, 47 days 15 years, 353 days
David Feeney VIC 1 July 2008 12 August 2013[6] 5 years, 43 days Batman, VIC 7 September 2013 1 February 2018[6] 4 years, 147 days 9 years, 190 days
Barnaby Joyce QLD 1 July 2005 8 August 2013[6] 8 years, 39 days New England, NSW 7 September 2013 27 October 2017 4 years, 51 days 18 years, 242 days
2 December 2017[5] currently serving 6 years, 152 days
Matt Thistlethwaite NSW 1 July 2011 9 August 2013[6] 2 years, 40 days Kingsford Smith, NSW 7 September 2013 currently serving 10 years, 238 days 12 years, 278 days
Deborah O'Neill NSW 13 November 2013[9] currently serving 10 years, 171 days Robertson, NSW 25 August 2010 7 September 2013[2] 3 years, 13 days 13 years, 184 days
Pauline Hanson QLD 2 July 2016 currently serving 7 years, 305 days Oxley, Qld 2 March 1996 3 October 1998[2] 2 years, 215 days 10 years, 154 days
David Smith ACT 23 May 2018[9] 11 April 2019[6] 323 days Bean, ACT 18 May 2019 currently serving 4 years, 350 days 5 years, 308 days
Sarah Henderson VIC 11 September 2019[9] currently serving 4 years, 234 days Corangamite, Vic 7 September 2013 18 May 2019[2] 5 years, 253 days 10 years, 122 days
Dave Sharma NSW 30 November 2023[9] currently serving 154 days Wentworth, NSW 18 May 2019 21 May 2022[2] 3 years, 3 days 3 years, 157 days

References edit

  1. ^ . www.news.com.au. Archived from the original on 13 April 2013.
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az Defeated
  3. ^ a b Double dissolution
  4. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa Retired
  5. ^ a b c d e f g h i j By-election
  6. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x Resigned
  7. ^ a b c Changed seats
  8. ^ a b Died
  9. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l Appointed to fill a casual vacancy
  10. ^ Term expired
  11. ^ Initially known as Kathy Martin, then as Kathy Martin Sullivan, later as Kathy Sullivan.

Sources edit

  • Parliamentary Handbook: Members who have served in both chambers
  • Parliamentary Handbook: Members of the Senate since 1901
  • Parliamentary Handbook: Members of the House of Representatives since 1901


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This is a list of Members of the Australian Parliament who have served in both the Senate and the House of Representatives Section 43 of the Constitution of Australia says A member of either House of the Parliament shall be incapable of being chosen or of sitting as a member of the other House Consequently a member of one house who wishes to transfer to the other house must resign from the first house before the election or appointment to the other house A person may simultaneously stand for election to both houses and if successful in both bids must choose which house he or she will be a member of No person has ever successfully stood for election to both houses at the same time The following list comprises 53 people 46 men and 7 women Of these 31 people were members of the House of Representatives before joining the Senate 22 people were members of the Senate before joining the House of Representatives The first person to have been a member of both houses was James McColl Victoria on 1 January 1907 All the other states and territories are represented in the list the first person from each being Queensland William Higgs 13 April 1910 South Australia William Story 5 May 1917 New South Wales Josiah Thomas 1 July 1917 Tasmania David O Keefe 16 December 1922 Western Australia Thomas Marwick 21 December 1940 Northern Territory Grant Tambling 11 July 1987 Australian Capital Territory Bob McMullan 2 March 1996 The first woman to have been a member of both houses was Kathy Sullivan Qld on 1 December 1984 In the 47th Parliament four senators David Fawcett Pauline Hanson Deborah O Neill and Dave Sharma were previously members of the House of Representatives and three members of the House of Representatives Barnaby Joyce David Smith and Matt Thistlethwaite were previously senators Only two people have gone from one house to another and later returned to the first house Jack Duncan Hughes House of Representatives 1922 28 Senate 1931 38 House of Representatives 1940 43 Sir Philip McBride House of Representatives 1931 37 Senate 1937 44 House of Representatives 1946 58 No member of this list has yet served the Parliament for an aggregate period of 30 years or more The longest serving person who has been a member of both houses was Bronwyn Bishop who was in the Senate for 6 years 229 days and in the House of Representatives for 22 years 44 days a total of 28 years 274 days The shortest serving person was Thomas Marwick 1 year 65 days in the Senate 2 years 244 days in the House of Representatives a total of 3 years 309 days There are a number of members who represented different states or territories in the House of Representatives during their career No person has ever represented more than one state or territory in the Senate The only person who has ever represented one state or territory in one House and a different state or territory in the other House is Barnaby Joyce Senate Queensland 2005 13 House of Representatives Division of New England New South Wales 2013 17 2017 1 List of people who have served in both houses editThe list is in chronological order based on the date on which the person began their term in the second chamber in bold Name Senate House of Representatives Total parliamentary service State Territory From To Service Electorate From To Service James McColl VIC 1 January 1907 5 September 1914 2 3 7 years 248 days Echuca Vic 29 March 1901 5 November 1906 4 5 years 222 days 13 years 105 days William Higgs QLD 30 March 1901 31 December 1906 2 5 years 277 days Capricornia Qld 13 April 1910 16 December 1922 2 12 years 248 days 18 years 160 days Sir Robert Best VIC 29 March 1901 2 30 June 1910 9 years 94 days Kooyong Vic 24 August 1910 5 16 December 1922 2 12 years 115 days 21 years 209 days William Story SA 1 January 1904 3 April 1917 6 13 years 93 days Boothby SA 5 May 1917 16 December 1922 2 5 years 226 days 18 years 319 days George Fairbairn VIC 1 July 1917 30 June 1923 4 6 years 0 days Fawkner Vic 12 December 1906 31 May 1913 2 6 years 157 days 12 years 157 days Josiah Thomas NSW 1 July 1917 30 June 1923 2 6 years 0 days Barrier NSW 29 March 1901 26 March 1917 4 15 years 363 days 25 years 227 days 14 November 1925 30 June 1929 2 3 years 229 days Herbert Pratten NSW 1 July 1917 23 November 1921 6 4 years 146 days Parramatta NSW 10 December 1921 5 16 December 1922 7 6 years 150 days 10 years 296 days Martin NSW 16 December 1922 7 May 1928 8 David O Keefe TAS 29 March 1901 31 December 1906 2 5 years 278 days Denison Tas 16 December 1922 14 November 1925 2 2 years 334 days 18 years 247 days 1 July 1910 30 June 1920 2 10 years 0 days Sir Walter Massy Greene NSW 17 October 1923 9 13 November 1925 10 2 years 28 days Richmond NSW 13 April 1910 16 December 1922 2 12 years 248 days 26 years 276 days 1 July 1926 30 June 1938 4 12 years 0 days Joseph Hannan VIC 22 July 1924 9 13 November 1925 2 1 year 115 days Fawkner Vic 31 May 1913 5 May 1917 2 3 years 340 days 5 years 90 days Percy Abbott NSW 14 November 1925 30 June 1929 2 3 years 229 days New England NSW 31 May 1913 3 November 1919 4 6 years 157 days 10 years 21 days Jack Duncan Hughes SA 19 December 1931 30 June 1938 4 6 years 194 days Boothby SA 16 December 1922 17 November 1928 2 5 years 338 days 15 years 137 days Wakefield SA 21 September 1940 21 August 1943 2 2 years 335 days Dick Dein NSW 1 July 1935 30 June 1941 2 6 years 0 days Lang NSW 19 December 1931 7 August 1934 4 2 years 232 days 8 years 232 days William Gibson VIC 1 July 1935 30 June 1947 4 12 years 0 days Corangamite Vic 14 December 1918 5 12 October 1929 2 10 years 303 days 25 years 170 days 19 December 1931 7 August 1934 4 2 years 232 days John Leckie VIC 1 July 1935 30 June 1947 2 12 years 0 days Indi Vic 5 May 1917 13 December 1919 2 2 years 241 days 14 years 241 days Sir Philip McBride SA 21 October 1937 9 30 June 1944 2 6 years 254 days Grey SA 19 December 1931 21 September 1937 4 5 years 277 days 24 years 183 days Wakefield SA 28 September 1946 14 October 1958 4 12 years 17 days Oliver Badman SA 1 July 1932 30 September 1937 6 5 years 92 days Grey SA 23 October 1937 21 August 1943 2 5 years 303 days 11 years 30 days Richard Keane VIC 1 July 1938 26 April 1946 8 7 years 300 days Bendigo Vic 12 October 1929 19 December 1931 2 2 years 69 days 10 years 4 days Thomas Marwick WA 19 August 1936 9 22 October 1937 2 1 year 65 days Swan WA 21 December 1940 5 21 August 1943 2 2 years 244 days 3 years 309 days Sir Keith Wilson SA 1 July 1938 30 June 1944 2 6 years 0 days Sturt SA 10 December 1949 29 May 1954 2 4 years 171 days 21 years 132 days 10 December 1955 31 October 1966 4 10 years 326 days Allan Guy TAS 22 February 1950 30 June 1956 2 6 years 130 days Bass Tas 12 October 1929 15 September 1934 2 4 years 339 days 17 years 112 days Wilmot Tas 21 September 1940 28 September 1946 2 6 years 8 days George Rankin VIC 22 February 1950 30 June 1956 4 6 years 130 days Bendigo Vic 23 October 1937 31 October 1949 4 12 years 9 days 18 years 139 days Joe Fitzgerald NSW 1 July 1962 11 April 1974 3 4 11 years 285 days Phillip NSW 10 December 1949 10 December 1955 2 6 years 1 day 17 years 286 days John Gorton VIC 22 February 1950 1 February 1968 6 17 years 345 days Higgins Vic 24 February 1968 5 11 November 1975 4 7 years 261 days 25 years 241 days Don Jessop SA 1 July 1971 5 June 1987 2 15 years 340 days Grey SA 26 November 1966 25 October 1969 2 2 years 334 days 18 years 309 days Don Chipp VIC 1 July 1978 18 August 1986 6 8 years 49 days Higinbotham Vic 10 December 1960 5 25 October 1969 7 16 years 336 days 25 years 20 days Hotham Vic 25 October 1969 10 November 1977 4 David Hamer VIC 1 July 1978 30 June 1990 4 12 years 0 days Isaacs Vic 25 October 1969 18 May 1974 2 4 years 206 days 18 years 174 days 13 December 1975 10 November 1977 4 1 year 333 days Allan Rocher WA 1 July 1978 10 February 1981 6 2 years 225 days Curtin WA 21 February 1981 5 3 October 1998 2 17 years 225 days 20 years 85 days Steele Hall SA 18 May 1974 16 November 1977 6 3 years 183 days Boothby SA 21 February 1981 5 29 January 1996 4 14 years 343 days 18 years 161 days John Martyr WA 11 March 1981 9 4 February 1983 2 1 year 331 days Swan WA 13 December 1975 18 October 1980 2 4 years 311 days 6 years 277 days John Coates TAS 1 July 1981 20 August 1996 6 15 years 51 days Denison Tas 2 December 1972 13 December 1975 2 3 years 12 days 18 years 63 days Jim Short VIC 1 December 1984 12 May 1997 6 12 years 163 days Ballarat Vic 13 December 1975 18 October 1980 2 4 years 311 days 17 years 109 days Kathy Sullivan 11 QLD 18 May 1974 5 November 1984 6 10 years 172 days Moncrieff Qld 1 December 1984 8 October 2001 4 16 years 312 days 27 years 119 days Michael Baume NSW 1 July 1985 9 September 1996 6 11 years 71 days Macarthur NSW 13 December 1975 5 March 1983 2 7 years 83 days 18 years 154 days Grant Chapman SA 11 July 1987 30 June 2008 2 20 years 356 days Kingston SA 13 December 1975 5 March 1983 2 7 years 83 days 28 years 74 days Grant Tambling NT 11 July 1987 9 November 2001 4 14 years 122 days Northern Territory NT 18 October 1980 5 March 1983 2 2 years 139 days 16 years 261 days Fred Chaney WA 18 May 1974 27 February 1990 6 15 years 286 days Pearce WA 24 March 1990 8 February 1993 4 2 years 322 days 18 years 243 days Bob Woods NSW 8 March 1994 9 7 March 1997 6 3 years 0 days Lowe NSW 11 July 1987 13 March 1993 2 5 years 246 days 8 years 246 days Bronwyn Bishop NSW 11 July 1987 24 February 1994 6 6 years 229 days Mackellar NSW 26 March 1994 5 9 May 2016 4 22 years 44 days 28 years 274 days Gareth Evans VIC 1 July 1978 6 February 1996 6 17 years 221 days Holt Vic 2 March 1996 30 September 1999 6 3 years 213 days 21 years 69 days Bob McMullan ACT 16 February 1988 9 6 February 1996 6 7 years 356 days Canberra ACT 2 March 1996 3 October 1998 7 14 years 140 days 22 years 86 days Fraser ACT 3 October 1998 19 July 2010 4 Cheryl Kernot QLD 1 July 1990 15 October 1997 6 7 years 107 days Dickson Qld 3 October 1998 10 November 2001 2 3 years 39 days 10 years 146 days Michael Ronaldson VIC 1 July 2005 28 February 2016 10 years 242 days Ballarat Vic 24 March 1990 8 October 2001 4 11 years 199 days 22 years 76 days Belinda Neal NSW 8 March 1994 9 3 September 1998 6 4 years 180 days Robertson NSW 24 November 2007 19 July 2010 4 2 years 238 days 7 years 53 days David Fawcett SA 1 July 2011 currently serving 12 years 306 days Wakefield SA 9 October 2004 24 November 2007 2 3 years 47 days 15 years 353 days David Feeney VIC 1 July 2008 12 August 2013 6 5 years 43 days Batman VIC 7 September 2013 1 February 2018 6 4 years 147 days 9 years 190 days Barnaby Joyce QLD 1 July 2005 8 August 2013 6 8 years 39 days New England NSW 7 September 2013 27 October 2017 4 years 51 days 18 years 242 days 2 December 2017 5 currently serving 6 years 152 days Matt Thistlethwaite NSW 1 July 2011 9 August 2013 6 2 years 40 days Kingsford Smith NSW 7 September 2013 currently serving 10 years 238 days 12 years 278 days Deborah O Neill NSW 13 November 2013 9 currently serving 10 years 171 days Robertson NSW 25 August 2010 7 September 2013 2 3 years 13 days 13 years 184 days Pauline Hanson QLD 2 July 2016 currently serving 7 years 305 days Oxley Qld 2 March 1996 3 October 1998 2 2 years 215 days 10 years 154 days David Smith ACT 23 May 2018 9 11 April 2019 6 323 days Bean ACT 18 May 2019 currently serving 4 years 350 days 5 years 308 days Sarah Henderson VIC 11 September 2019 9 currently serving 4 years 234 days Corangamite Vic 7 September 2013 18 May 2019 2 5 years 253 days 10 years 122 days Dave Sharma NSW 30 November 2023 9 currently serving 154 days Wentworth NSW 18 May 2019 21 May 2022 2 3 years 3 days 3 years 157 daysReferences edit Barnaby Joyce wins preselection for lower house seat of New England News com au www news com au Archived from the original on 13 April 2013 a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az Defeated a b Double 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