Appendix 2: The passing parade

In every new parliament there is a change of personnel. The following Members and Senators died, retired, were defeated, were elected to the Parliament for the first time, or were re-elected to Parliament after an absence.

House of Representatives

Table 1: Deceased Member

Deceased Member

Electoral Division

Party

Term

Andren, Peter*

Calare, NSW

Ind

1996–2007

*The former Member of the House of Representatives retired on 17 October 2007 and died 3 November 2007.

Table 2: Retired Members

Retired Member

Electoral Division

Party

Term

Anderson, John

Gwydir, NSW

Nat

1989–2007

Baird, Bruce

Cook, NSW

Lib

1998–2007

Beazley, Kim

Swan, WA

Brand, WA

ALP

1980–1996

1996–2007

Cadman, Alan

Mitchell, NSW

Lib

1974–2007

Causley, Ian

Page, NSW

Nat

1996–2007

Corcoran, Ann

Isaacs, Vic

ALP

2000–2007

Draper, Trish

Makin, SA

Lib

1996–2007

Edwards, Graham

Cowan, WA

ALP

1998–2007

Elson, Kay

Forde, Qld

Lib

1996–2007

Entsch, Warren

Leichhardt, Qld

Lib

1996–2007

Hatton, Michael

Blaxland, NSW

ALP

1996–2007

Hoare, Kelly

Charlton, NSW

ALP

1998–2007

Jull, David

Bowman, Qld,

Fadden, Qld

Lib

1975–1983

1984–2007

Kelly, Jackie

Lindsay, NSW

Lib

1996

1996–2007

Lawrence, Carmen

Fremantle, WA

ALP

1994–2007

Prosser, Geoff

Forrest, WA

Lib

1987–2007

Quick, Harry

Franklin, Tas

ALP

1993–2007

Sawford, Rod

Port Adelaide, SA

ALP

1988–2007

Sercombe, Bob

Maribrynong, Vic

ALP

1996–2007

Wakelin, Barry

Grey, SA

Lib

1993–2007

 


Table 3: Defeated Members

Defeated Member

Electoral Division

Party

Term

Baker, Mark

Braddon, Tas

Lib

2004–2007

Barresi, Phil

Deakin, Vic

Lib

1996–2007

Bartlett, Kerry

Macquarie, NSW

Lib

1996–2007

Brough, Mal

Longman, Qld

Lib

1996–2007

Fawcett, David

Wakefield, SA

Lib

2004–2007

Ferguson, Michael

Bass, Tas

Lib

2004–2007

Gambaro, Teresa

Petrie, Qld

Lib

1996–2007

Hardgrave, Gary

Moreton, Qld

Lib

1996–2007

Henry, Stuart

Hasluck, WA

Lib

2004–2007

Howard, John

Bennelong, NSW

Lib

1974–2007

Kelly, De-Anne

Dawson, Qld

Nat

1996–2007

Lloyd, Jim

Robertson, NSW

Lib

1996–2007

McArthur, Stuart

Corangamite, Vic

Lib

1984–2007

Nairn, Gary

Eden-Monaro, NSW

Lib

1996–2007

O’Connor, Gavan

Corio, Vic

Ind (ALP)

1993–2007

Richardson, Kym

Kingston, SA

Lib

2004–2007

Thompson, Cameron

Blair, Qld

Lib

1998–2007

Ticehurst, Ken

Dobell, NSW

Lib

2001–2007

Tollner, David

Solomon, NT

CLP

2001–2007

Vasta, Ross

Bonner, Qld

Lib

2004–2007

Wilkie, Kim

Swan, WA

ALP

1998–2007

Table 4: New Members

New Member

Electoral Division

Party

Bidgood, James

Dawson (Qld)

ALP

Bradbury, David

Lindsay (NSW)

ALP

Butler, Mark

Port Adelaide (SA)

ALP

Campbell, Jodie

Bass (Tas)

ALP

Champion, Nick

Wakefield (SA)

ALP

Cheeseman, Darren

Corangamite (Vic)

ALP

Clare, Jason

Blaxland (NSW)

ALP

Collins, Julie

Franklin (Tas)

ALP

Combet, Greg

Charlton (NSW)

ALP

Coulton, Mark

Parkes (NSW)

Nat

D’Ath, Yvette

Petrie (Qld)

ALP

Debus, Bob***

Macquarie (NSW)

ALP

Dreyfus, Mark

Isaacs (Vic)

ALP

Gray, Gary

Brand (WA)

ALP

Hale, Damian

Solomon (NT)

ALP

Hawke, Alex

Mitchell (NSW)

Lib

Irons, Steve

Swan (WA)

Lib

Jackson, Sharryn*

Hasluck (WA)

ALP

Kelly, Mike

Eden-Monaro (NSW)

ALP

Marino, Nola

Forrest (WA)

Lib

Marles, Richard

Corio (Vic)

ALP

McKew, Maxine

Bennelong (NSW)

ALP

Morrison, Scott

Cook (NSW)

Lib

Neal, Belinda**

Robertson (NSW)

ALP

Neumann, Shayne

Blair (Qld)

ALP

Parke, Melissa

Fremantle (WA)

ALP

Perrett, Graham

Moreton (Qld)

ALP

Raguse, Brett

Forde (Qld)

ALP

Ramsey, Rowan

Grey (SA)

Lib

Rea, Kerry

Bonner (Qld)

ALP

Rishworth, Amanda

Kingston (SA)

ALP

Robert, Stuart

Fadden (Qld)

Lib

Saffin, Janelle***

Page (NSW)

ALP

Shorten, Bill

Maribyrnong (Vic)

ALP

Sidebottom, Sid*

Braddon (Tas)

ALP

Simpkins, Luke

Cowan (WA)

Lib

Sullivan, Jon***

Longman (Qld)

ALP

Symon, Mike

Deakin (Vic)

ALP

Thomson, Craig

Dobell (NSW)

ALP

Trevor, Chris

Flynn (Qld)

ALP

Turnour, Jim

Leichhardt (Qld)

ALP

Zappia, Tony

Makin (SA)

ALP

* former Member of House of Representatives

** former Senator

*** former member state parliament

Senate

Table 5: Retired Senators

Retired Semator

State or Territory

Party

Term

Campbell, George

NSW

ALP

1997–2008

Kemp, Rod

Vic

Lib

1990–2008

Kirk, Linda

SA

ALP

2002–2008

Lightfoot, Ross

WA

Lib

1997–2008

Macdonald, Sandy

NSW

Nat

1993–1999

2000–2008

Murray, Andrew

WA

AD

1996–2008

Patterson, Kay

Vic

Lib

1987–2008

Ray, Robert

Vic

ALP

1981–2008

Stott Despoja, Natasha

SA

AD

1995–2008

Watson, John

Tas

Lib

1978–2008

 

Table 6: Defeated Senators

Defeated Senator

State or Territory

Party

Term

Allison, Lyn

Vic

AD

1996–2008

Bartlett, Andrew

Qld

AD

1997–2008

Chapman, Grant*

SA

Lib

1987–2008

Nettle, Kerry

NSW

AG

2002–2008

Webber, Ruth

WA

ALP

2002–2008

* also former member of the House of Representatives


Table 7: New Senators

Senator

State or Territory

Party

Arbib, Mark

NSW

ALP

Bilyk, Catryna

Tas

ALP

Cameron, Doug

NSW

ALP

Cash, Michaelia

WA

Lib

Collins, Jacinta**

Vic

ALP

Farrell, Don

SA

ALP

Feeney, David

Vic

ALP

Furner, Mark

Qld

ALP

Hanson-Young, Sarah

SA

AG

Kroger, Helen

Vic

Lib

Ludlam, Scott

WA

AG

Pratt, Louise***

WA

ALP

Ryan, Scott

Vic

Lib

Williams, John

NSW

Nat

Xenophon, Nick***

SA

Ind

** former Senator

*** former member state parliament

Women

Women represent 26.1 per cent of new members of the House of Representatives and 40 per cent of new Senators.

The number of women elected to the Parliament is now higher than in any previous parliament. More than one-third of the Senate members are female.

Table 8: Women elected

 

House of Representatives

Senate

Parliament

Election

Men

Women

Women%

Men

Women

Women%

Women %

1998

115

33

22.3

54

22

28.9

25.0

2001

112

38

25.3

53

23

30.3

27.0

2004

113

37

24.7

54

22

28.9

26.1

2007

110

40

26.7

49

27

35.5

29.6