- Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1980–1983
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This is a list of members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly from 1980 to 1983, as elected at the 1980 state election:
Name Party Electorate Term in office Hon Mike Ahern National Landsborough 1968–1990 Rob Akers Liberal Pine Rivers 1974–1983 Hon Brian Austin Liberal Wavell 1977–1989 Hon Angelo Bertoni National Mount Isa 1974–1983 Hon Val Bird National Burdekin 1969–1983 Hon Joh Bjelke-Petersen National Barambah 1947–1987 Jim Blake Labor Isis 1968–1974, 1977–1983 Des Booth National Warwick 1977–1992 Rob Borbidge National Surfers Paradise 1980–2001 Tom Burns Labor Lytton 1972–1996 Ed Casey Labor Mackay 1969–1995 Bill D'Arcy Labor Woodridge 1972–1974, 1977–2000 Brian Davis Labor Brisbane Central 1969–1974, 1977–1989 Hon Sam Doumany Liberal Kurilpa 1974–1983 Bill Eaton Labor Mourilyan 1980–1992 Hon Dr Llewellyn Edwards Liberal Ipswich 1972–1983 Hon Tony Elliott National Cunningham 1974–2001 Tony Fitzgerald National Lockyer 1980–1998 Jim Fouras Labor South Brisbane 1977–1986, 1989–2006 Des Frawley National Caboolture 1972–1983 Hon Ivan Gibbs National Albert 1974–1989 Bob Gibbs Labor Wolston 1977–1999 Hon Bill Glasson National Gregory 1974–1989 Hon John Goleby National Redlands 1974–1985 John Greenwood Liberal Ashgrove 1974–1983 Hon Bill Gunn National Somerset 1972–1992 Terry Gygar Liberal Stafford 1974–1983, 1984–1989 Brendan Hansen Labor Maryborough 1977–1983 Hon Neville Harper National Auburn 1980–1992 Lindsay Hartwig National/Independent [1] Callide 1972–1986 Hon Bill Hewitt Liberal Greenslopes 1966–1983 Hon Russ Hinze National South Coast 1966–1988 Kevin Hooper Labor Archerfield 1972–1984 Angus Innes Liberal Sherwood 1978–1990 Doug Jennings National Southport 1980–1987 Ray Jones Labor Cairns 1965–1983 Bob Katter National Flinders 1974–1992 Bill Kaus Liberal/National [2] Mansfield 1966–1986 Hon Sir William Knox Liberal Nundah 1957–1989 Joe Kruger Labor Murrumba 1977–1986 Rosemary Kyburz Liberal Salisbury 1974–1983 Hon Don Lane Liberal Merthyr 1971–1989 Hon Norm Lee Liberal Yeronga 1964–1989 Hon Vince Lester National Peak Downs 1974–2004 Hon Bill Lickiss Liberal Mount Coot-tha 1963–1989 Dr John Lockwood Liberal Toowoomba North 1974–1983 Terry Mackenroth Labor Chatsworth 1977–2005 Peter McKechnie National Carnarvon 1974–1989 Ron McLean Labor Bulimba 1980–1992 Max Menzel National Mulgrave 1980–1989 Hon Colin Miller Liberal Ithaca 1966–1986 Glen Milliner Labor Everton 1977–1998 Bob Moore Liberal/National [2] Windsor 1969–1983 Selwyn Muller National Fassifern 1969–1983 Hon Geoff Muntz National Whitsunday 1980–1989 Don Neal National Balonne 1972–1992 Beryce Nelson Liberal Aspley 1980–1983, 1986–1989 Hon Lin Powell National Isis 1974–1989 Ian Prentice Liberal Toowong 1980–1983 Bill Prest Labor Port Curtis 1976–1992 Jim Randell National Mirani 1980–1994 Edward Row National Hinchinbrook 1972–1989 Guelfi Scassola Liberal Mount Gravatt 1977–1983 Bob Scott Labor Cook 1977–1989 Dr Norman Scott-Young Liberal Townsville 1972–1983 Eric Shaw Labor Wynnum 1977–1989 Gordon Simpson National Cooroora 1974–1989 Geoff Smith Labor Townsville West 1980–1998 Len Stephan National Gympie 1979–2001 Hon Vic Sullivan National Condamine 1960–1983 Hon Martin Tenni National Barron River 1974–1989 Hon Ken Tomkins National Roma 1967–1983 Hon Neil Turner National Warrego 1974–1986, 1991–1998 David Underwood Labor Ipswich West 1977–1989 Ken Vaughan Labor Nudgee 1977–1995 Nev Warburton Labor Sandgate 1977–1992 Hon John Warner National Toowoomba South 1974–1986 Hon Claude Wharton National Burnett 1960–1986 Hon Terry White Liberal Redcliffe 1979–1989 Alex Wilson Labor Townsville South 1977–1986 Keith Wright Labor Rockhampton 1969–1984 Les Yewdale Labor Rockhampton North 1972–1989 - 1 The National member for Callide, Lindsay Hartwig, was expelled from his party in 1981 following his trenchant criticism of the Premier and the party in the media and in Parliament. He served out the remainder of his term as an independent.
- 2 The Liberal members for Mansfield and Windsor, Bill Kaus and Bob Moore respectively, joined the National Party on 13 July 1983.
See also
- Queensland state election, 1980
- Premier: Joh Bjelke-Petersen (National Party of Australia) (1968–1987)
Preceded by
42nd Assembly43rd Queensland Legislative Assembly
1980–1983Succeeded by
44th AssemblyCategories:- Members of Queensland parliaments by term
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