List of South Australian Legislative Councillors

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This is a list of South Australian legislative councillors since the creation of a statewide electorate in 1975

List

CouncilElectionCouncilor
(Party)		Councilor
(Party)		Councilor
(Party)		Councilor
(Party)		Councilor
(Party)		Councilor
(Party)		Councilor
(Party)		Councilor
(Party)		Councilor
(Party)		Councilor
(Party)		Councilor
(Party)		Councilor
(Party)		Councilor
(Party)		Councilor
(Party)		Councilor
(Party)		Councilor
(Party)		Councilor
(Party)		Councilor
(Party)		Councilor
(Party)		Councilor
(Party)		Councilor
(Party)		Councilor
(Party)		ElectionCouncil
1975-1979 1975 21 Councillors Don Banfield
(Labor)
[1] 		Frank Blevins
(Labor)
[2] 		John Burdett
(Liberal)
[3] 		Martin Cameron
(Liberal Movement/
Liberal)
[4] 		John Carnie
(Liberal Movement/
Liberal)
[5] 		Tom Casey
(Labor)
[6] 		Brian Chatterton
(Labor)
[7] 		Jessie Cooper
(Liberal)
[8] 		John Cornwall
(Labor)
[9] 		Cec Creedon
(Labor)
[10] 		Boyd Dawkins
(Liberal)
[11] 		Ren DeGaris
(Liberal)
[12] 		Jim Dunford
(Labor)
[13] 		Norm Foster
(Labor/
Independent)
[14] 		Richard Geddes
(Liberal)
[15] 		Murray Hill
(Liberal)
[16] 		Don Laidlaw
(Liberal)
[17] 		Anne Levy
(Labor)
[18] 		Frank Potter
(Liberal)
[19] 		Chris Sumner
(Labor)
[20] 		Arthur Whyte
(Liberal)
[21] 		1975 1975-1979
19761976
1978 Trevor Griffin
(Liberal)
[22] 		1978
1979-1982 1979 Lance Milne
(Democrat)
[23] 		Gordon Bruce
(Labor)
[24] 		Barbara Wiese
(Labor)
[25] 		Robert Ritson
(Liberal)
[26] 		Legh Davis
(Liberal)
[27] 		1979 1979-1982
1982 Mario Feleppa
(Liberal)
[28] 		1982
1982-1985 1982 Peter Dunn
(Liberal)
[29] 		Diana Laidlaw
(Liberal)
[30] 		Ian Gilfillan
(Democrat)
[31] 		Rob Lucas
(Liberal)
[32] 		1982 1982-1985
1985Vacant1985
1985-1989 1985 Mike Elliott
(Democrat)
[33] 		Carolyn Pickles
(Labor)
[34] 		Terry Roberts
(Labor)
[35] 		Jamie Irwin
(Liberal)
[36] 		1985 1985-1989
1986 George Weatherill
(Labor)
[37] 		1986
1987 Trevor Crothers
(Labor/
Independent)
[38] 		1987
1988 Julian Stefani
(Liberal)
[39] 		1988
1989 Ron Roberts
(Labor)
[40] 		1989
1989-1993 1989 1989 1989-1993
1990 Bernice Pfitzner
(Liberal)
[41] 		1990
1993Vacant Caroline Schaefer
(Liberal)
[42] 		Vacant1993
1993-1997 1993 Sandra Kanck
(Democrat)
[43] 		Angus Redford
(Liberal)
[44] 		Robert Lawson
(Liberal)
[45] 		1993 1993-1997
1994 Mike Elliott
(Democrat)
[33] 		Terry Cameron
(Labor/
Independent/
SA First/
Independent)
[46] 		1994
1995 Paolo Nocella
(Labor)
[47] 		Paul Holloway
(Labor)		1995
1997-2002 1997 Ian Gilfillan
(Democrat)
[31] 		John Dawkins
(Liberal)
[48] 		Carmel Zollo
(Labor)
[49] 		Nick Xenophon
(No Pokies)
[50] 		1997 1997-2002
19981998
19991999
2000 Bob Sneath
(Labor)
[51] 		2000
2002-2006 2002 Gail Gago
(Labor)
[52] 		John Gazzola
(Labor)
[53] 		Andrew Evans
(Family First)
[54] 		David Ridgway
(Liberal)
[55] 		Terry Stephens
(Liberal)
[56] 		2002 2002-2006
20022002
2003 Michelle Lensink
(Liberal)
[57] 		Kate Reynolds
(Democrat)
[58] 		2003
2006VacantVacant2006
2006-2010 2006 Ann Bressington
(No Pokies)
[59] 		Ian Hunter
(Labor)
[60] 		Mark Parnell
(Greens)
[61] 		Dennis Hood
(Family First/
Conservative/
Liberal)
[62] 		Russell Wortley
(Labor)
[63] 		2006 2006-2010
2006 Stephen Wade
(Liberal)
[64] 		Bernard Finnigan
(Labor/
Independent)
[65] 		2006
2007 John Darley
(No Pokies/
Independent/
Advance SA)
[66] 		2007
2008 Robert Brokenshire
(Family First/
Conservative)
[67] 		2008
Feb 2009 David Winderlich
(Democrat/
Independent)
[68] 		Feb 2009
Oct 2009Oct 2009
2010-2014 2010 Kelly Vincent
(Dignity)
[69] 		Tammy Franks
(Greens)
[70] 		Jing Lee
(Liberal)
[71] 		2010 2010-2014
2011 Gerry Kandelaars
(Labor)
[72] 		2011
2012 Kyam Maher
(Labor)
[73] 		2012
2014-2018 2014 Andrew McLachlan
(Liberal)
[74] 		Tung Ngo
(Labor)
[75] 		2014 2014-2018
2015 Peter Malinauskas
(Labor)
[76] 		2015
2017a2017a
2017b Justin Hanson
(Labor)
[77] 		2017b
2018-2022 2018 Connie Bonaros
(SA-Best)
[78] 		Emily Bourke
(Labor)
[79] 		Irene Pnevmatikos
(Labor)
[80] 		Clare Scriven
(Labor)
[81] 		Frank Pangallo
(SA-Best/
Independent)
[82] 		2018 2018-2022
20182018
2020 Nicola Centofanti
(Liberal)
[83] 		2020
2021 Robert Simms
(Greens)
[84] 		Heidi Girolamo
(Liberal)
[85] 		2021
2022-2026 2022 Laura Henderson
(Liberal)
[86] 		Reggie Martin
(Labor)
[87] 		Sarah Game
(One Nation)
[88] 		2022 2022-2026
2023 Ben Hood
(Liberal)
[89] 		Mira El Dannawi
(Labor)
[90] 		2023

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  89. ↑ "Hon Ben Hood" . Retrieved 16 May 2023.
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