Melbourne West Province

Melbourne West Province

Melbourne West 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 Melbourne West Province

Member Party affiliation Term began Term ended
Edward Langton Unaligned 1866 1897
Sir Bryan O'Loghlen Unaligned 1878 1880
William Maloney Australian Labor Party 1889 1903
William Edgar Non-Labor/Nationalist Party of Australia/United Australia Party/Liberal Party of Australia 1904 1913
William Fielding Australian Labor Party 1913 1916
John Aikman Non-Labor/Nationalist Party of Australia 1904 1916
John Aikman Non-Labor/Nationalist Party of Australia 1916 1922
Daniel McNamara Australian Labor Party 1916 1916
Arthur Disney Australian Labor Party 1916 1943
Robert Williams Australian Labor Party 1922 1938
Patrick Kennelly Australian Labor Party 1938 1952
Leslie Coleman Australian Labor Party 1943 1955
Albert Bailey Australian Labor Party 1952 1958
Archibald Todd Australian Labor Party 1958 1970
Buckley Machin Australian Labor Party 1955 1963
Alexander Knight Australian Labor Party 1963 1979
Bunna Walsh Australian Labor Party 1970 1970
Herbert Thomas Australian Labor Party 1970 1982
Joan Coxsedge Australian Labor Party 1979 1992
Joan Kirner Australian Labor Party 1982 1988
Jean McLean Australian Labor Party 1992 1999
Licia Kokocinski Australian Labor Party 1988 1996
Sang Nguyen Australian Labor Party 1996 2006
Kaye Darveniza Australian Labor Party 1999 2006

References

v · d · eFormer electoral provinces of the Victorian Legislative Council

Ballarat Province · Boronia Province · Central Highlands Province · Chelsea Province · Doutta Galla Province · East Yarra Province · Eumemmerring Province · Geelong Province · Gippsland Province · Higinbotham Province · Jika Jika Province · Koonung Province · Loddon Province · Melbourne Province · Melbourne North Province · Melbourne West Province · Monash Province · North Eastern Province · North Western Province · Nunawading Province · Silvan Province · South Eastern Province · South Yarra Province · Templestowe Province · Waverley Province · Western Province · Western Port Province

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