List of New South Wales Legislative Councillors

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This is a list of New South Wales legislative councillors since the introduction of direct election in 1978.

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1978-1981 1978 43 Councillors Kath Anderson
(Labor)
[1] 		Peter Baldwin
(Labor)
[2] 		Don Burton
(Labor)
[3] 		Frank Calabro
(Liberal)
[4] 		Fergus Darling
(Liberal)
[5] 		John Ducker
(Labor)
[6] 		Marie Fisher
(Labor)
[7] 		John Holt
(Liberal)
[8] 		Dorothy Isaksen
(Labor)
[9] 		Johno Johnson
(Labor)
[10] 		Adrian Solomons
(NCP)
[11] 		Norm King
(Labor)
[12] 		Delcia Kite
(Labor)
[13] 		Lloyd Lange
(Liberal)
[14] 		Toby MacDiarmid
(NCP/
Independent)
[15] 		John Morris
(Labor)
[16] 		Nathanael Orr
(Liberal)
[17] 		Bill Sandwith
(Liberal)
[18] 		Joe Thompson
(Labor)
[19] 		Roy Turner
(Labor)
[20] 		Barrie Unsworth
(Labor)
[21] 		Peter Watkins
(Labor)
[22] 		1978 1978-1981 1978 Bill Kennedy
(NCP)
[23] 		Jim Kaldis
(Labor)
[24] 		Clive Healey
(Labor)
[25] 		Jack Hallam
(Labor)
[26] 		Deirdre Grusovin
(Labor)
[27] 		Barney French
(Labor)
[28] 		Derek Freeman
(Liberal)
[29] 		Fred Duncan
(Liberal)
[30] 		Vacant Leo Connellan
(NCP)
[31] 		Virginia Chadwick
(Liberal)
[32] 		Roger de Bryon-Faes
(Liberal)
[33] 		Paul Landa
(Labor)
[34] 		Vi Lloyd
(Liberal)
[35] 		Peter McMahon
(Labor)
[36] 		Herb McPherson
(Labor)
[37] 		Robert Melville
(Labor)
[38] 		Peter Philips
(Liberal)
[39] 		Ted Pickering
(Liberal)
[40] 		Bob Rowland Smith
(NCP)
[41] 		Max Willis
(Liberal)
[42] 		1978 1978-1981
197819781978 Jack Doohan
(NCP)
[43] 		1978
1979 Ron Dyer
(Labor)
[44] 		197919791979
1981-1984 1981 44 Councillors Ken Reed
(Labor)
[45] 		George Brenner (politician)
(Labor)
[46] 		1981 1981-1984 1981 Jack Garland
(Labor)
[47] 		Richard Killen
(NCP)
[48] 		John Matthews
(Liberal)
[49] 		Fred Nile
(Call to Australia)
[50] 		Elisabeth Kirkby
(Democrat)
[51] 		Franca Arena
(Labor/
Independent)
[52] 		Bryan Vaughan
(Labor)
[53] 		1981 1981-1984
1981 Derek Freeman
(Liberal)
[29] 		198119811981
1982 Ann Symonds
(Labor)
[54] 		198219821982
198419841984Vacant1984
1984-1988 1984 Mick Ibbett
(Labor)
[55] 		Keith Enderbury
(Labor)
[56] 		Jim Samios
(Liberal)
[57] 		Beryl Evans
(Liberal/
Seniors)
[58] 		John Hannaford
(Liberal)
[59] 		John Jobling
(Liberal)
[60] 		Richard Bull
(National)
[61] 		1984 1984-1988 1984 Judy Jakins
(National)
[62] 		Jim Cameron
(Call to Australia)
[63] 		1984 1984-1988
1984 Judith Walker
(Labor)
[64] 		19841984 Marie Bignold
(Call to Australia/
Independent)
[65] 		Fred Hankinson
(Labor)
[66] 		1984
1985198519851985
1986 Greg Percival
(Liberal)
[67] 		Michael Egan
(Labor)
[68] 		198619861986
1987 Tony Kelly
(Labor)
[69] 		198719871987
1988-1991 1988 Brian Pezzutti
(Liberal)
[70] 		Andy Manson
(Labor)
[71] 		Richard Jones
(Democrat/
Independent)
[72] 		Elaine Nile
(Call to Australia)
[73] 		Helen Sham-Ho
(Liberal/
Independent)
[74] 		Duncan Gay
(National)
[75] 		Stephen Mutch
(Liberal)
[76] 		Paul O'Grady
(Labor)
[77] 		1988 1988-1991 1988 Ian Macdonald
(Labor)
[78] 		Marlene Goldsmith
(Liberal)
[79] 		1988 1988-1991
1988198819881988
199019901990 Dorothy Isaksen
(Labor)
[9] 		Jeff Shaw
(Labor)
[80] 		1990
1991-1995 1991 42 Councillors 1991 1991-1995 1991 Robert Webster
(National)
[81] 		Jan Burnswoods
(Labor)
[82] 		Meredith Burgmann
(Labor)
[83] 		Doug Moppett
(National)
[84] 		Jenny Gardiner
(National)
[85] 		John Ryan
(Liberal)
[86] 		Patricia Forsythe
(Liberal)
[87] 		1991 1991-1995
1991 Lloyd Coleman
(National)
[88] 		19911991 Eddie Obeid
(Labor)
[89] 		1991
1995199519951995
1995-1999 1995 Patricia Staunton
(Labor)
[90] 		Alan Corbett
(ABFFOC)
[91] 		John Tingle
(SFF)
[92] 		Janelle Saffin
(Labor)
[93] 		Ian Cohen
(Greens)
[94] 		1995 1995-1999 1995 1995 1995-1999
199519951995 Mark Kersten
(National)
[95] 		Charlie Lynn
(Liberal)
[96] 		1995
1996 Mike Gallacher
(Liberal/
Independent)
[97] 		Peter Primrose
(Labor)
[98] 		199619961996
1997 Tony Kelly
(Labor)
[69] 		199719971997
1998 Carmel Tebbutt
(Labor)
[99] 		19981998 Arthur Chesterfield-Evans
(Democrat)
[100] 		1998
1999–2003 1999 1999 1999–2003 1999 David Oldfield
(One Nation/
Independent/
One Nation NSW/
Independent)
[101] 		John Hatzistergos
(Labor)
[102] 		Lee Rhiannon
(Greens)
[103] 		Don Harwin
(Liberal)
[104] 		John Della Bosca
(Labor)
[105] 		Henry Tsang
(Labor)
[106] 		Peter Wong
(Unity)
[107] 		Peter Breen
(Legal Reform/
Labor/
Human Rights)
[108] 		Malcolm Jones
(Outdoor Recreation)
[109] 		1999 1999–2003
2000 Ian West
(Labor)
[110] 		Greg Pearce
(Liberal)
[111] 		Rick Colless
(National)
[112] 		20002000 Amanda Fazio
(Labor)
[113] 		2000
2001 Michael Costa
(Labor)
[114] 		200120012001
2002 Gordon Moyes
(Christian Democrats/
Independent/
Family First)
[115] 		20022002 Melinda Pavey
(National)
[116] 		2002
2003–2007 2003 Catherine Cusack
(Liberal)
[117] 		David Clarke
(Liberal)
[118] 		Tony Catanzariti
(Labor)
[119] 		Sylvia Hale
(Greens)
[120] 		Kayee Griffin
(Labor)
[121] 		Christine Robertson
(Labor)
[122] 		Tony Burke
(Labor)
[123] 		Robyn Parker
(Liberal)
[124] 		2003 2003–2007 2003 2003 2003–2007
200320032003 Jon Jenkins
(Outdoor Recreation)
[125] 		2003
Q2 2004 Eric Roozendaal
(Labor/
Independent)
[126] 		Q2 2004Q2 2004Q2 2004
Q3 2004Q3 2004Q3 2004VacantQ3 2004
Q4 2004Q4 2004Q4 2004 Fred Nile
(Christian Democrats/
Independent)
[50] 		Q4 2004
2005 Penny Sharpe
(Labor)
[127] 		Greg Donnelly
(Labor)
[128] 		200520052005
Q2 2006 Robert Brown
(SFF)
[129] 		Q2 2006Q2 2006Q2 2006
Q3 2006Q3 2006Q3 2006 Matthew Mason-Cox
(Liberal/
Independent/
Liberal)
[130] 		Q3 2006
2007–2011 2007 2007 2007–2011 2007 Roy Smith
(SFF)
[131] 		Lynda Voltz
(Labor)
[132] 		Mick Veitch
(Labor)
[133] 		John Ajaka
(Liberal)
[134] 		John Kaye
(Greens)
[135] 		Marie Ficarra
(Liberal/
Independent)
[136] 		Trevor Khan
(National)
[137] 		Helen Westwood
(Labor)
[138] 		2007 2007–2011
2008 John Robertson
(Labor)
[139] 		200820082008
Q2 2009Q2 2009Q2 2009Q2 2009
Q4 2009Q4 2009Q4 2009 Shaoquett Moselmane
(Labor)
[140] 		Q4 2009
2010 David Shoebridge
(Greens)
[141] 		20102010 Robert Borsak
(SFF)
[142] 		Luke Foley
(Labor)
[143] 		Cate Faehrmann
(Greens)
[144] 		Sophie Cotsis
(Labor)
[145] 		2010
2011–2015 2011 Natasha Maclaren-Jones
(Liberal)
[146] 		Sarah Mitchell
(National)
[147] 		Niall Blair
(National)
[148] 		Jeremy Buckingham
(Greens/
Independent)
[149] 		Paul Green
(Christian Democrats
[150] 		Scot MacDonald
(Liberal)
[151] 		Jan Barham
(Greens)
[152] 		Peter Phelps
(Liberal)
[153] 		2011 2011–2015 2011 2011 2011–2015
2011 Steve Whan
(Labor)
[154] 		20112011 Adam Searle
(Labor)
[155] 		Walt Secord
(Labor)
[156] 		2011
2012201220122012
2013 Ernest Wong
(Labor)
[157] 		20132013 Mehreen Faruqi
(Greens)
[158] 		2013
2014201420142014
2015VacantVacant201520152015
2015–2019 2015 2015 2015–2019 2015 Lou Amato
(Liberal)
[159] 		Mark Pearson
(Animal Justice)
[160] 		Bronnie Taylor
(National)
[161] 		Ben Franklin
(National)
[162] 		Scott Farlow
(Liberal)
[163] 		Shayne Mallard
(Liberal)
[164] 		Courtney Houssos
(Labor)
[165] 		2015 2015–2019
2015 Penny Sharpe
(Labor)
[127] 		Daniel Mookhey
(Labor)
[166] 		201520152015
201620162016 Justin Field
(Greens/
Independent)
[167] 		John Graham
(Labor)
[168] 		2016
2017 Wes Fang
(National)
[169] 		Dawn Walker
(Greens)
[170] 		Natalie Ward
(Liberal)
[171] 		Taylor Martin
(Liberal/
Independent)
[172] 		201720172017
201820182018 Cate Faehrmann
(Greens)
[144] 		2018
201920192019VacantVacant2019
2019–2023 2019 Mark Latham
(One Nation)
[173] 		Emma Hurst
(Animal Justice)
[174] 		Mark Banasiak
(SFF)
[175] 		Tara Moriarty
(Labor)
[176] 		Mark Buttigieg
(Labor)
[177] 		Anthony D'Adam
(Labor)
[178] 		Abigail Boyd
(Greens)
[179] 		Damien Tudehope
(Liberal)
[180] 		Rod Roberts
(One Nation/
Independent)
[181] 		2019 2019–2023 2019 2019 2019–2023
2019 Sam Farraway
(National)
[182] 		20192019 Rose Jackson
(Labor)
[183] 		Ben Franklin
(National)
[162] 		2019
Early May 2021Early May 2021Early May 2021 Peter Poulos
(Liberal)
[184] 		Early May 2021
Late May 2021Late May 2021Late May 2021Late May 2021
2022 Aileen MacDonald
(Liberal)
[185] 		Sue Higginson
(Greens)
[186] 		20222022 Chris Rath
(Liberal)
[187] 		Scott Barrett
(National)
[188] 		2022
2023VacantVacant202320232023
2023–2027 2023 2023 2023–2027 2023 Stephen Lawrence
(Labor)
[189] 		Mark Latham
(One Nation/
Independent)
[173] 		Sarah Kaine
(Labor)
[190] 		Jeremy Buckingham
(Legalise Cannabis)
[149] 		Emily Suvaal
(Labor)
[191] 		Susan Carter
(Liberal)
[192] 		Natasha Maclaren-Jones
(Liberal)
[146] 		John Ruddick
(Liberal Democrats)
[193] 		Amanda Cohn
(Greens)
[194] 		Cameron Murphy
(Labor)
[195] 		Rachel Merton
(Liberal)
[196] 		Jacqui Munro
(Liberal)
[197] 		Bob Nanva
(Labor)
[198] 		2023 2023–2027
2023 Tania Mihailuk
(One Nation)
[199] 		Scott Farlow
(Liberal)
[163] 		202320232023

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