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Parties represented in the Australian House of Representatives
Minor parties and independents elected to the House
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Election |
Party |
Member |
Division |
Notes
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2019
|
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Australian Greens
|
Adam Bandt
|
Melbourne, Vic
|
|
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Katter's Australian Party
|
Bob Katter
|
Kennedy, Qld
|
|
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Centre Alliance
|
Rebekha Sharkie
|
Mayo, SA
|
|
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Independent
|
Helen Haines
|
Indi, Vic
|
|
Zali Steggall
|
Warringah, NSW
|
|
Andrew Wilkie
|
Denison, Tas
|
|
2018 (by)
|
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Independent
|
Kerryn Phelps
|
Wentworth, NSW
|
|
2016
|
|
Australian Greens
|
Adam Bandt
|
Melbourne, Vic
|
|
|
Katter's Australian Party
|
Bob Katter
|
Kennedy, Qld
|
|
|
Nick Xenophon Team
|
Rebekha Sharkie
|
Mayo, SA
|
|
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Independent
|
Cathy McGowan
|
Indi, Vic
|
|
Andrew Wilkie
|
Denison, Tas
|
|
2013
|
|
Australian Greens
|
Adam Bandt
|
Melbourne, Vic
|
|
|
Katter's Australian Party
|
Bob Katter
|
Kennedy, Qld
|
|
|
Palmer United Party
|
Clive Palmer
|
Fairfax, Qld
|
|
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Independent
|
Cathy McGowan
|
Indi, Vic
|
|
Andrew Wilkie
|
Denison, Tas
|
|
2010
|
|
Australian Greens
|
Adam Bandt
|
Melbourne, Vic
|
|
|
National Party of Western Australia
|
Tony Crook
|
O'Connor, WA
|
Affiliated with the federal Nationals but not with the Coalition.
|
|
Independent
|
Bob Katter
|
Kennedy, Qld
|
Formed Katter's Australian Party in 2011.
|
Rob Oakeshott
|
Lyne, NSW
|
|
Andrew Wilkie
|
Denison, Tas
|
|
Tony Windsor
|
New England, NSW
|
|
2008 (by)
|
|
Independent
|
Rob Oakeshott
|
Lyne, NSW
|
|
2007
|
|
Independent
|
Bob Katter
|
Kennedy, Qld
|
|
Tony Windsor
|
New England, NSW
|
|
2004
|
|
Independent
|
Peter Andren
|
Calare, NSW
|
|
Bob Katter
|
Kennedy, Qld
|
|
Tony Windsor
|
New England, NSW
|
|
2002 (by)
|
|
Australian Greens
|
Michael Organ
|
Cunningham, NSW
|
|
2001
|
|
Independent
|
Peter Andren
|
Calare, NSW
|
|
Bob Katter
|
Kennedy, Qld
|
Defected from the National Party in 2001.
|
Tony Windsor
|
New England, NSW
|
|
1998
|
|
Independent
|
Peter Andren
|
Calare, NSW
|
|
1996
|
|
Independent
|
Peter Andren
|
Calare, NSW
|
|
Graeme Campbell
|
Kalgoorlie, WA
|
Defected from the Labor Party in 1995.
|
Paul Filing
|
Moore, WA
|
Defected from the Liberal Party in 1995 after losing preselection.
|
Pauline Hanson
|
Oxley, Qld
|
Disendorsed by (but appeared on the ballot for) the Liberal Party.
|
Allan Rocher
|
Curtin, WA
|
Defected from the Liberal Party in 1995 after losing preselection.
|
1993
|
|
Independent
|
Phil Cleary
|
Wills, Vic
|
|
Ted Mack
|
North Sydney, NSW
|
|
1992 (by)
|
|
Independent
|
Phil Cleary
|
Wills, Vic
|
Election voided in 1993 as Cleary was employed by the state at the time of election.
|
1990
|
|
Independent
|
Ted Mack
|
North Sydney, NSW
|
|
1966
|
|
Independent
|
Sam Benson
|
Batman, Vic
|
Defected from the Labor Party in 1966.
|
1949
|
|
Independent
|
Lewis Nott
|
ACT
|
The member for the ACT did not have full voting rights at this time.
|
1946
|
|
Lang Labor
|
Jack Lang
|
Reid, NSW
|
|
|
Independent Labor
|
Doris Blackburn
|
Bourke, Vic
|
|
|
Independent
|
Adair Blain
|
NT
|
The member for the Northern Territory did not have full voting rights at this time.
|
1943
|
|
Independent
|
Adair Blain
|
NT
|
The member for the Northern Territory did not have full voting rights at this time.
|
Arthur Coles
|
Henty, Vic
|
|
Alexander Wilson
|
Wimmera, Vic
|
|
1940
|
|
Australian Labor Party (Non-Communist)
|
Jack Beasley
|
West Sydney, NSW
|
Defected from the Labor Party in 1940; returned in 1941.
|
Dan Mulcahy
|
Lang, NSW
|
Sol Rosevear
|
Dalley, NSW
|
Tom Sheehan
|
Cook, NSW
|
|
Independent
|
Adair Blain
|
NT
|
The member for the Northern Territory did not have full voting rights at this time.
|
Arthur Coles
|
Henty, Vic
|
|
Alexander Wilson
|
Wimmera, Vic
|
|
1937
|
|
Independent UAP
|
Percy Spender
|
Warringah, NSW
|
Joined the United Australia Party in 1938.
|
|
Independent
|
Adair Blain
|
NT
|
The member for the Northern Territory did not have full voting rights at this time.
|
Alexander Wilson
|
Wimmera, Vic
|
|
1934
|
|
Australian Labor Party (NSW)
|
Jack Beasley
|
West Sydney, NSW
|
Rejoined the Labor Party in 1936.
|
Joe Clark
|
Darling, NSW
|
Joe Gander
|
Reid, NSW
|
Jock Garden
|
Cook, NSW
|
Rowley James
|
Hunter, NSW
|
Bert Lazzarini
|
Werriwa, NSW
|
Dan Mulcahy
|
Lang, NSW
|
Sol Rosevear
|
Dalley, NSW
|
Eddie Ward
|
East Sydney, NSW
|
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Independent
|
Adair Blain
|
NT
|
The member for the Northern Territory did not have full voting rights at this time.
|
1932 (by)
|
|
Australian Labor Party (NSW)
|
Eddie Ward
|
East Sydney
|
|
1931
|
|
Australian Labor Party (NSW)
|
Jack Beasley
|
West Sydney, NSW
|
Defected from the Labor Party in 1931.
|
Joe Gander
|
Reid, NSW
|
Rowley James
|
Hunter, NSW
|
Sol Rosevear
|
Dalley, NSW
|
|
Independent
|
Littleton Groom
|
Darling Downs, Qld
|
Joined the United Australia Party in 1933.
|
1931 (by)
|
|
Australian Labor Party (NSW)
|
Eddie Ward
|
East Sydney, NSW
|
|
1929
|
|
Country Progressive Party
|
Percy Stewart
|
Wimmera, Vic
|
|
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Independent Nationalist
|
Billy Hughes
|
North Sydney, NSW
|
Expelled from the Nationalist Party in 1929; joined the Australian Party in 1930 and the United Australia Party in 1931.
|
Walter Marks
|
Wentworth, NSW
|
George Maxwell
|
Fawkner, Vic
|
|
Independent
|
William McWilliams
|
Franklin, Tas
|
|
1928
|
|
Country Progressive Party
|
Percy Stewart
|
Wimmera, Vic
|
Formed party in 1926; formerly Independent Country.
|
|
Independent
|
William McWilliams
|
Franklin, Tas
|
|
1925
|
|
Independent Country
|
Percy Stewart
|
Wimmera, Vic
|
Defected from the Country Party in 1925.
|
|
Independent
|
William Watson
|
Fremantle, WA
|
|
1922
|
|
Liberal Party
|
Malcolm Cameron
|
Barker, SA
|
Joined the Nationalist Party in 1923.
|
Jack Duncan-Hughes
|
Boothby, SA
|
John Latham
|
Kooyong, Vic
|
Richard Foster
|
Wakefield, SA
|
Defected from the Nationalist Party in 1922; rejoined in 1923.
|
William Watt
|
Balaclava, Vic
|
|
Independent
|
William Watson
|
Fremantle, WA
|
|
1919
|
|
Victorian Farmers' Union
|
Robert Cook
|
Indi, Vic
|
Formed the Australian Country Party in 1920.
|
William Gibson
|
Corangamite, Vic
|
William Hill
|
Echuca, Vic
|
Edmund Jowett
|
Grampians, Vic
|
Percy Stewart
|
Wimmera, Vic
|
Farmers and Settlers Association
|
Earle Page
|
Cowper, NSW
|
John Prowse
|
Swan, WA
|
|
Independent Nationalist
|
Frederick Francis
|
Henty, Vic
|
Joined the Nationalist Party in 1922.
|
|
Independent Labor
|
Michael Considine
|
Barrier, NSW
|
Joined the Industrial Socialist Labor Party in 1922.
|
1919 (by)
|
|
Victorian Farmers' Union
|
William Hill
|
Echuca, Vic
|
|
1918 (by)
|
|
Victorian Farmers' Union
|
William Gibson
|
Corangamite, Vic
|
|
1914
|
|
Independent
|
George Wise
|
Gippsland, Vic
|
Joined the Nationalist Party in 1917.
|
1910
|
|
Independent
|
William Lyne
|
Hume, NSW
|
Defected from the Protectionist Party in 1909.
|
George Wise
|
Gippsland, Vic
|
1906
|
|
Western Australian Party
|
William Hedges
|
Fremantle, WA
|
Left the Protectionist Party around 1905; joined the Liberal Party in 1909.
|
|
Independent Protectionist
|
George Fairbairn
|
Fawkner, Vic
|
John Forrest
|
Swan, WA
|
John Quick
|
Bendigo, Vic
|
Sydney Sampson
|
Wimmera, Vic
|
Agar Wynne
|
Balaclava, Vic
|
|
Independent
|
Frederick Holder
|
Wakefield, SA
|
Speaker.
|
1903
|
|
Revenue Tariff Party
|
William McWilliams
|
Franklin, Tas
|
Joined the Anti-Socialist Party in 1906.
|
|
Independent Labour
|
James Wilkinson
|
Moreton, Qld
|
Joined the Labour Party in 1904.
|
|
Independent
|
Frederick Holder
|
Wakefield, SA
|
Speaker.
|
1901
|
|
Independent Free Trade
|
Alexander Paterson
|
Capricornia, Qld
|
|
Independent Labour
|
James Wilkinson
|
Moreton, Qld
|
|
Defections: House of Representatives
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Year |
Former party |
Member |
Division |
New party |
Notes
|
2018
|
|
Liberal Party of Australia
|
Julia Banks
|
Chisholm, Vic
|
|
Independent
|
Resigned from party.
|
2016
|
|
Liberal Party of Australia
|
Dennis Jensen
|
Tangney, WA
|
|
Independent
|
Lost preselection.
|
2012
|
|
Australian Labor Party
|
Craig Thomson
|
Dobell, NSW
|
|
Independent
|
Suspended.
|
2011
|
|
Liberal National Party of Queensland
|
Peter Slipper
|
Fisher, Qld
|
|
Independent
|
Elected Speaker with Labor support.
|
|
Independent
|
Bob Katter
|
Kennedy, Qld
|
|
Katter's Australian Party
|
Formation of new party.
|
2010
|
|
Liberal Party of Australia
|
All Qld members.
|
|
Liberal National Party of Queensland
|
Formation of new party
|
|
National Party of Australia
|
|
Liberal Party of Australia
|
Michael Johnson
|
Ryan, Qld
|
|
Independent
|
Expelled.
|
2007
|
|
Australian Labor Party
|
Gavan O'Connor
|
Corio, Vic
|
|
Independent
|
Lost preselection.
|
Harry Quick
|
Franklin, Tas
|
Expelled.
|
2004
|
|
Liberal Party of Australia
|
Peter King
|
Wentworth, NSW
|
|
Independent
|
Lost preselection.
|
2001
|
|
National Party of Australia
|
Bob Katter
|
Kennedy, Qld
|
|
Independent
|
Resigned.
|
2000
|
|
Australian Labor Party
|
Andrew Theophanous
|
Calwell, Vic
|
|
Independent
|
Resigned from party.
|
1998
|
|
Liberal Party of Australia
|
Tony Smith
|
Dickson, Qld
|
|
Independent
|
Lost preselection.
|
Paul Zammit
|
Lowe, NSW
|
Resigned over the issue of aircraft noise.
|
John Bradford
|
McPherson, Qld
|
|
Christian Democratic Party
|
|
1997
|
|
Independent
|
Pauline Hanson
|
Oxley, Qld
|
|
Pauline Hanson's One Nation
|
Formation of new party.
|
1996
|
|
Independent
|
Graeme Campbell
|
Kalgoorlie, WA
|
|
Australia First Party
|
Formation of new party.
|
1995
|
|
Australian Labor Party
|
Graeme Campbell
|
Kalgoorlie, WA
|
|
Independent
|
Expelled after addressing an AAFI rally.
|
|
Liberal Party of Australia
|
Paul Filing
|
Moore, WA
|
Lost preselection.
|
Allan Rocher
|
Curtin, WA
|
1993
|
|
Australian Labor Party
|
Keith Wright
|
Capricornia, Qld
|
|
Independent
|
Expelled after being arrested for rape.
|
1977
|
|
Liberal Party of Australia
|
Peter Richardson
|
Tangney, WA
|
|
Progress Party
|
|
Bill Wentworth
|
Mackellar, NSW
|
|
Independent
|
|
|
Independent
|
Don Chipp
|
Hotham, Vic
|
|
Australian Democrats
|
Formation of new party.
|
|
Liberal Party of Australia
|
|
Independent
|
Resigned from party.
|
1975
|
|
Liberal Party of Australia
|
John Gorton
|
Higgins, Vic
|
|
Independent
|
Resigned when Malcolm Fraser became party leader.
|
1974
|
|
Australian Country Party
|
Sam Calder
|
NT
|
|
Country Liberal Party
|
Formation of new party.
|
1972
|
|
Liberal Party of Australia
|
Jeff Bate
|
Macarthur, NSW
|
|
Independent
|
Lost preselection.
|
Alex Buchanan
|
McMillan, Vic
|
1969
|
|
Liberal Party of Australia
|
Edward St John
|
Warringah, NSW
|
|
Independent
|
Resigned from party.
|
1966
|
|
Australian Labor Party
|
Sam Benson
|
Batman, Vic
|
|
Independent
|
Expelled over support for the Vietnam War.
|
1958
|
|
Australian Labor Party
|
Charles Morgan
|
Reid, NSW
|
|
Independent
|
Lost preselection.
|
1955
|
|
Australian Labor Party
|
Tom Andrews
|
Darebin, Vic
|
|
Australian Labor Party (Anti-Communist)
|
Party split, largely over attitude towards communism.
|
Bill Bourke
|
Fawkner, Vic
|
Bill Bryson
|
Wills, Vic
|
Jack Cremean
|
Hoddle, Vic
|
Bob Joshua
|
Ballaarat, Vic
|
Stan Keon
|
Yarra, Vic
|
Jack Mullens
|
Gellibrand, Vic
|
1950
|
|
Australian Country Party
|
Charles Russell
|
Maranoa, Qld
|
|
Independent
|
Expelled over support for the appreciation of the pound.
|
1949
|
|
Australian Labor Party
|
Max Falstein
|
Watson, NSW
|
|
Independent Labor
|
Expelled.
|
|
Liberal Party of Australia
|
Charles Davidson
|
Capricornia, Qld
|
|
Australian Country Party
|
Changed party for electoral reasons.
|
1945
|
|
United Australia Party
|
All members.
|
|
Liberal Party of Australia
|
Formation of new party.
|
1941
|
|
Australian Labor Party (Non-Communist)
|
Jack Beasley
|
West Sydney, NSW
|
|
Australian Labor Party
|
Party dissolved.
|
Dan Mulcahy
|
Lang, NSW
|
Sol Rosevear
|
Dalley, NSW
|
Tom Sheehan
|
Cook, NSW
|
|
Australian Labor Party
|
Maurice Blackburn
|
Bourke, Vic
|
|
Independent Labor
|
Expelled.
|
1940
|
|
Australian Labor Party
|
Jack Beasley
|
West Sydney, NSW
|
|
Australian Labor Party (Non-Communist)
|
Supporters of former NSW Premier Jack Lang.
|
Joe Gander
|
Reid, NSW
|
Dan Mulcahy
|
Lang, NSW
|
Sol Rosevear
|
Dalley, NSW
|
Tom Sheehan
|
Cook, NSW
|
|
Australian Country Party
|
Oliver Badman
|
Grey, SA
|
|
United Australia Party
|
Country Party in South Australia dissolved.
|
Archie Cameron
|
Barker, SA
|
1938
|
|
Independent UAP
|
Percy Spender
|
Warringah, NSW
|
|
United Australia Party
|
|
1936
|
|
Australian Labor Party (NSW)
|
Jack Beasley
|
West Sydney, NSW
|
|
Australian Labor Party
|
Party dissolved.
|
Joe Clark
|
Darling, NSW
|
Joe Gander
|
Reid, NSW
|
Jock Garden
|
Cook, NSW
|
Rowley James
|
Hunter, NSW
|
Bert Lazzarini
|
Werriwa, NSW
|
Dan Mulcahy
|
Lang, NSW
|
Sol Rosevear
|
Dalley, NSW
|
Eddie Ward
|
East Sydney, NSW
|
1933
|
|
Independent
|
Littleton Groom
|
Darling Downs, Qld
|
|
United Australia Party
|
|
1931
|
|
Nationalist Party (Australia)
|
All members.
|
|
United Australia Party
|
Formation of new party.
|
|
Australian Party
|
Billy Hughes
|
North Sydney, NSW
|
Walter Marks
|
Wentworth, NSW
|
George Maxwell
|
Fawkner, Vic
|
|
Australian Labor Party
|
James Fenton
|
Perth, WA
|
Moses Gabb
|
Angas, SA
|
Allan Guy
|
Bass, Tas
|
Joseph Lyons
|
Wilmot, Tas
|
Charles McGrath
|
Ballaarat, Vic
|
John Price
|
Boothby, SA
|
Jack Beasley
|
West Sydney, NSW
|
|
Australian Labor Party (NSW)
|
Supporters of NSW Premier Jack Lang.
|
John Eldridge
|
Martin, NSW
|
Rowley James
|
Hunter, NSW
|
Bert Lazzarini
|
Werriwa, NSW
|
1930
|
|
Independent Nationalist
|
Billy Hughes
|
North Sydney, NSW
|
|
Australian Party
|
Formation of new party
|
Walter Marks
|
Wentworth, NSW
|
George Maxwell
|
Fawkner, Vic
|
|
Country Progressive Party
|
Percy Stewart
|
Wimmera, Vic
|
|
Independent Country
|
Party dissolved.
|
1929
|
|
Nationalist Party (Australia)
|
Littleton Groom
|
Darling Downs, Qld
|
|
Independent Nationalist
|
Expelled after crossing the floor to bring down the Bruce government.
|
Billy Hughes
|
North Sydney, NSW
|
Edward Mann
|
Perth, NSW
|
Walter Marks
|
Wentworth, NSW
|
George Maxwell
|
Fawkner, Vic
|
1928
|
|
Australian Country Party
|
Llewellyn Atkinson
|
Wilmot, Tas
|
|
Nationalist Party (Australia)
|
Tasmanian Country Party effectively extinct.
|
1926
|
|
Independent Country
|
Percy Stewart
|
Wimmera, Vic
|
|
Country Progressive Party
|
Formation of new party.
|
1925
|
|
Australian Country Party
|
Percy Stewart
|
Wimmera, Vic
|
|
Independent Country
|
|
1923
|
|
Liberal Party
|
Malcolm Cameron
|
Barker, SA
|
|
Nationalist Party (Australia)
|
Party dissolved after Hughes resigned the Prime Ministership.
|
Jack Duncan-Hughes
|
Boothby, SA
|
Richard Foster
|
Wakefield, SA
|
John Latham
|
Kooyong, Vic
|
William Watt
|
Balaclava, Vic
|
1922
|
|
Nationalist Party (Australia)
|
Richard Foster
|
Wakefield, SA
|
|
Liberal Party
|
Splinter group disaffected with Billy Hughes' leadership.
|
William Watt
|
Balaclava, Vic
|
|
Independent Labor
|
Michael Considine
|
Barrier, NSW
|
|
Industrial Socialist Labor Party
|
|
|
Independent Nationalist
|
Frederick Francis
|
Henty, Vic
|
|
Nationalist Party (Australia)
|
|
|
Australian Labor Party
|
James Catts
|
Cook, NSW
|
|
Majority Labor Party
|
|
|
Australian Country Party
|
Alexander Hay
|
New England, NSW
|
|
Independent
|
Expelled.
|
1920
|
|
Farmers and Settlers Association
|
Earle Page
|
Cowper, NSW
|
|
Australian Country Party
|
Formation of new party.
|
John Prowse
|
Swan, WA
|
|
Victorian Farmers' Union
|
Robert Cook
|
Indi, Vic
|
William Gibson
|
Corangamite, Vic
|
William Hill
|
Echuca, Vic
|
Edmund Jowett
|
Grampians, Vic
|
Percy Stewart
|
Wimmera, Vic
|
|
Nationalist Party (Australia)
|
Llewellyn Atkinson
|
Wilmot, Tas
|
William Fleming
|
Robertson, NSW
|
Henry Gregory
|
Dampier, WA
|
Alexander Hay
|
New England, NSW
|
William McWilliams
|
Franklin, Tas
|
|
Independent
|
William Higgs
|
Capricornia, Qld
|
|
Nationalist Party (Australia)
|
|
|
Australian Labor Party
|
|
Independent
|
Expelled.
|
1919
|
|
Australian Labor Party
|
Michael Considine
|
Barrier, NSW
|
|
Independent Labor
|
Expelled.
|
|
Nationalist Party (Australia)
|
Jens Jensen
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Bass, Tas
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Independent Nationalist
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Expelled.
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Bruce Smith
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Parkes, NSW
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Lost preselection.
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Edmund Jowett
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Grampians
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Victorian Farmers' Union
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1917
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Commonwealth Liberal Party
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All members.
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Nationalist Party (Australia)
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Formation of new party.
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National Labor Party
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All members.
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Independent
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George Wise
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Gippsland, Vic
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1916
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Australian Labor Party
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William Archibald
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Hindmarsh, SA
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National Labor Party
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Party split over conscription.
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Fred Bamford
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Herbert, Qld
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Reginald Burchell
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Fremantle, WA
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Ernest Carr
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Macquarie, NSW
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John Chanter
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Riverina, NSW
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George Dankel
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Boothby, SA
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Billy Hughes
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West Sydney, NSW
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Jens Jensen
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Bass, Tas
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William Laird Smith
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Denison, Tas
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John Lynch
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Werriwa, NSW
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Alexander Poynton
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Grey, SA
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William Spence
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Darling, NSW
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Josiah Thomas
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Barrier, NSW
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William Webster
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Gwydir, NSW
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1909
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Protectionist Party
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Most members; see below.
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Commonwealth Liberal Party
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Formation of new party
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Anti-Socialist Party
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All members.
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Independent Protectionist
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George Fairbairn
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Fawkner, Vic
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John Forrest
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Swan, WA
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John Quick
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Bendigo, Vic
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Sydney Sampson
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Wimmera, Vic
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Agar Wynne
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Balaclava, Vic
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Western Australian Party
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William Hedges
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Fremantle, WA
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Labour Party
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James Fowler
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Perth, WA
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Protectionist Party
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William Lyne
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Hume, NSW
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Independent
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Disagreed with the Fusion.
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David Storrer
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Bass, Tas
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George Wise
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Gippsland, Vic
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John Chanter
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Riverina, NSW
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Labour Party
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1906
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Anti-Socialist Party
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Norman Cameron
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Wilmot, Tas
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Independent
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Lost preselection.
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Labour Party
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James Ronald
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S. Melbourne, Vic
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1904
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Revenue Tariff Party
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William McWilliams
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Franklin, Tas
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Free Trade Party
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Party dissolved.
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Protectionist Party
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Richard Edwards
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Oxley, Qld
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Joined the Reid government.
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Philip Fysh
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Denison, Tas
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James McCay
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Corinella, Vic
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James McColl
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Echuca, Vic
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Allan McLean
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Gippsland, Vic
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George Turner
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Balaclava, Vic
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John Forrest
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Swan, WA
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Independent Protectionist
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Formed what became known as the "Corner" group of independents.
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John Quick
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Bendigo, Vic
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Independent Labour
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James Wilkinson
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Moreton, Qld
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Labour Party
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1903
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Free Trade Party
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Alexander Poynton
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Grey, SA
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Labour Party
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Protectionist Party
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Thomas Macdonald-Paterson
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Brisbane, Qld
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Independent
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Lost preselection.
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1901
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Free Trade Party
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Frederick Holder
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South Australia
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Independent
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Elected Speaker.
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Minor parties and independents elected to the Senate
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