Monash Province

Monash Province

Monash Province was an electorate of the Victorian Legislative Council until 2006. It was abolished from the 2006 state election in the wake of the Bracks Labor government's reform of the Legislative Council.

Members for Monash Province

Member Party affiliation Term began Term ended
Sir Frank Clarke United Australia Party/Liberal Party of Australia 1937 1955
Archibald Croft United Australia Party 1937 1942
Sir Frank Beaurepaire United Australia Party 1942 1943
Sir Frank Beaurepaire United Australia Party/Liberal Party of Australia 1943 1952
Thomas William Brennan Australian Labor Party 1952 1958
Lindsay Thompson Liberal Party of Australia 1967 1970
Charles Sherwin Gawith Liberal Party of Australia 1955 1967
Graham John Nicol Liberal Party of Australia 1958 1976
Charles Allen Moir Hider Liberal Party of Australia 1970 1979
James Vincent Guest Liberal Party of Australia 1976 1996
Don Hayward Liberal Party of Australia 1979 1985
Reg Macey Liberal Party of Australia 1985 1992
Louise Asher Liberal Party of Australia 1992 1999
Andrea Coote Liberal Party of Australia 1999 2006
Peter Katsambanis Liberal Party of Australia 1996 2002
Johan Scheffer Australian Labor Party 2002 2006

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