Members of the New South Wales Legislative Council, 1991–1995
- Members of the New South Wales Legislative Council, 1991–1995
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This is a list of members of the New South Wales Legislative Council from 1991 to 1995. Members of the Legislative Council have eight-year terms; while half of this council was elected in 1988 and faced re-election in 1995, the other half was elected in 1991 and faced re-election in 1999.
| Name |
Party |
Term in office |
| Franca Arena |
Labor |
1981–1999 |
| Richard Bull |
National |
1984–2000 |
| Hon Dr Meredith Burgmann |
Labor |
1991–2007 |
| Hon Jan Burnswoods |
Labor |
1991–2007 |
| Lloyd Coleman [1] |
National |
1991–1995 |
| Hon Virginia Chadwick |
Liberal |
1978–1999 |
| Ron Dyer |
Labor |
1979–2003 |
| Michael Egan |
Labor |
1986–2005 |
| Hon Keith Enderbury |
Labor |
1984–1995 |
| Hon Beryl Evans |
Liberal/Seniors |
1984–1995 |
| Patricia Forsythe |
Liberal |
1991–2006 |
| Jenny Gardiner |
National |
1991–present |
| Duncan Gay |
National |
1988–present |
| Hon Marlene Goldsmith |
Liberal |
1988–1999 |
| Hon Jack Hallam [2] |
Labor |
1973–1991 |
| Hon John Hannaford |
Liberal |
1984–1999 |
| Dorothy Isaksen |
Labor |
1978–1988, 1990–1999 |
| John Jobling |
Liberal |
1984–2003 |
| Johno Johnson |
Labor |
1976–2001 |
| Richard Jones |
Democrat |
1988–2003 |
| Hon Jim Kaldis |
Labor |
1978–1999 |
| Hon Elisabeth Kirkby |
Democrat |
1981–1998 |
| Hon Delcia Kite |
Labor |
1976–1995 |
| Ian Macdonald |
Labor |
1988–2010 |
| Hon Andy Manson |
Labor |
1988–2000 |
| Doug Moppett |
National |
1976–1978, 1991–2000 |
| Stephen Mutch |
Liberal |
1988–1996 |
| Elaine Nile |
Call to Australia |
1988–2002 |
| Rev Fred Nile |
Call to Australia |
1981–2004, 2004–present |
| Paul O'Grady |
Labor |
1988–1996 |
| Eddie Obeid [2] |
Labor |
1991–2011 |
| Brian Pezzutti |
Liberal |
1988–2003 |
| Ted Pickering |
Liberal |
1976–1995 |
| Bob Rowland Smith |
National |
1974–1999 |
| John Ryan |
Liberal |
1991–2007 |
| Jim Samios |
Liberal |
1984–2003 |
| Helen Sham-Ho |
Liberal |
1988–2003 |
| Jeff Shaw |
Labor |
1990–2000 |
| Sir Adrian Solomons [1] |
National |
1969–1991 |
| Ann Symonds |
Labor |
1982–1998 |
| Hon Bryan Vaughan |
Labor |
1981–1999 |
| Hon Judith Walker |
Labor |
1984–1995 |
| Hon Robert Webster |
National |
1991–1995 |
| Hon Max Willis |
Liberal |
1970–1999 |
- 1 National Party MLC Sir Adrian Solomons resigned on 2 August 1991. Lloyd Coleman was appointed to the resulting casual vacancy on 21 August.
- 2 Labor MLC Jack Hallam resigned on 12 September 1991. Eddie Obeid was appointed to the resulting casual vacancy on the same day.
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