Members of the Australian Senate, 2022–2025

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Members of the Australian Senate, 2022–2025
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Composition (30 June 2025)

Government (26)
  Labor (26)

Opposition (30)
Coalition
  Liberal (25) [a]
  National (5) [b]

Crossbench (20)
  Greens (10)
  Independent (4) [c]
  One Nation (2)
  Lambie Network (1)
  United Australia Party (1)
  Australia's Voice (1)
  People First (1)

Contents


  1. ↑ Included two Liberal National Party of Queensland (LNP) and one Country Liberal Party (CLP) senator who sat in the National party room.
  2. ↑ Included two Liberal National Party of Queensland (LNP) senators who sit in the National party room.
  3. ↑ David Pocock (ACT), Lidia Thorpe (Vic), Tammy Tyrell (Tas), David Van (Vic)
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This is a list of members of the Australian Senate following the 2022 Australian federal election held on 21 May 2022. [1] Terms for newly elected senators representing the Australian states begin on 1 July 2022. Terms for senators in the Australian Capital Territory and Northern Territory began on the day of the election, 21 May 2022. [2]

Leadership

Presiding officers

OfficePartyOfficerStateSince
President of the Senate   Labor Sue Lines WA 26 July 2022
Deputy President and Chair of Committees   Liberal Andrew McLachlan SA 26 July 2022

Government leadership

Opposition leadership

List of senators

SenatorPartyState/TerritoryEnd termYears in officeRef
Penny Allman-Payne (cropped).jpg Penny Allman-Payne
(born 1970)		  Greens Queensland 20282022–present [3]
Alex Antic.jpg Alex Antic
(born 1974)		  Liberal South Australia 20252019–present [4]
Liberal Placeholder.png Wendy Askew
(born 1963)		  Liberal Tasmania 20282019–present [5]
Deputy Secretary Sherman Meets with Australia Assistant Minister for Trade and Manufacturing Ayres (52271371677) (cropped).jpg Tim Ayres
(born 1973)		  Labor New South Wales 20252019–present [6]
Ralph Babet.png Ralph Babet
(born 1983)		  United Australia Victoria 20282022–present [7]
Joint Standing Committee on the Parliamentary Library 2023 (Bilyk cropped).png Catryna Bilyk
(born 1959)		  Labor Tasmania 20252008–2025 [8]
Simon Birmingham.jpg Simon Birmingham [l]
(born 1974)		  Liberal South Australia 20282007–2025 [9]
Liberal Placeholder.png Leah Blyth [l]   Liberal South Australia 20282025–present [12]
Headshot of Senator Andrew Bragg, Parliament House Canberra, ACT.jpg Andrew Bragg
(born 1984)		  Liberal New South Wales 20252019–present [15]
Joint Standing Committee on the Parliamentary Library 2023 (Brockman cropped).png Slade Brockman
(born 1970)		  Liberal Western Australia 20252017–present [16]
Carol Brown.jpg Carol Brown
(born 1963)		  Labor Tasmania 20252005–present [17]
Nationals Placeholder.png Ross Cadell
(born 1969)		  National New South Wales 20282022–present [18]
Matt Canavan 2017.jpg Matt Canavan
(born 1980)		  Liberal National [q] Queensland 20282014–present [19]
Michaelia Cash March 2014.jpg Michaelia Cash
(born 1970)		  Liberal Western Australia 20282008–present [20]
Claire Chandler at the BOM Hobart Observing Operations Hub Opening 2021 (cropped).png Claire Chandler
(born 1990)		  Liberal Tasmania 20252019–present [21]
Anthony Chisholm.jpg Anthony Chisholm
(born 1978)		  Labor Queensland 20282016–present [22]
Senator Raff Ciccone Nov 2021.png Raff Ciccone
(born 1983)		  Labor Victoria 20252019–present [23]
Richard Colbeck.jpg Richard Colbeck
(born 1958)		  Liberal Tasmania 20252002–2016, 2018–present [24]
Dorinda Cox (2022) (Cropped).jpg Dorinda Cox
(born 1976)		  Greens / Labor [o]   Western Australia 20282021–present [25]
Labor Placeholder.png Lisa Darmanin [g]   Labor Victoria 20282024–present [27]
Nationals Placeholder.png Perin Davey
(born 1972)		  National New South Wales 20252019–2025 [28]
Pat Dodson 2010.jpg Pat Dodson [f]
(born 1948)		  Labor Western Australia 20252016–2024 [30]
Labor Placeholder.png Josh Dolega [m]
(born ?)		  Labor Tasmania 20282025–present [34]
Senator Jonathon Duniam.jpg Jonathon Duniam
(born 1982)		  Liberal Tasmania 20282016–present [35]
Senator Don Farrell crop.jpg Don Farrell
(born 1954)		  Labor South Australia 20282008–2014, 2016–present [36]
Mehreen-Faruqi-2019.jpg Mehreen Faruqi
(born 1963)		  Greens New South Wales 20252018–present [37]
David Fawcett.png David Fawcett
(born 1963)		  Liberal South Australia 20252011–2025 [38]
Katy Gallagher 2022.jpg Katy Gallagher
(born 1970)		  Labor Australian Capital Territory 20252015–2018, 2019–present [39]
Labor Placeholder.png Varun Ghosh [f]
(born 1985)		  Labor Western Australia 20252024–present [31]
Labor Placeholder.png Nita Green
(born 1983)		  Labor Queensland 20252019–present [40]
Karen Grogan at the PIRA Federal Election Forum 02.jpg Karen Grogan
(born 1967)		  Labor South Australia 20252021–present [41]
Pauline Hanson 2017 05 (cropped).jpg Pauline Hanson
(born 1954)		  One Nation Queensland 20282016–present [42]
Sarah-Hanson-Young-2019.jpg Sarah Hanson-Young
(born 1981)		  Greens South Australia 20252008–present [43]
Senator sarah henderson 2019.jpg Sarah Henderson
(born 1964)		  Liberal Victoria 20282019–present [44]
Steph Hodgins-May.jpg Steph Hodgins-May [i]
(born 1985)		  Greens Victoria 20252024–present [45]
Liberal Placeholder.png Hollie Hughes
(born 1975)		  Liberal New South Wales 20252019–2025 [46]
Jane Hume Business Envoy.jpg Jane Hume
(born 1971)		  Liberal Victoria 20252016–present [47]
Joint Standing Committee on the Parliamentary Library 2023 (Kovacic cropped).png Maria Kovacic [b]
(born 1970)		  Liberal New South Wales 20282023–present [48]
Lambie 2017 (cropped).png Jacqui Lambie
(born 1971)		  Lambie Tasmania 20252014–2017, 2019–present [49]
Kerrynne Liddle 2019.jpg Kerrynne Liddle
(born 1967)		  Liberal South Australia 20282022–present [50]
Sue Lines 2017-02-23.JPG Sue Lines
(born 1953)		  Labor Western Australia 20282013–present [51]
Jenny McAllister.jpg Jenny McAllister
(born 1973)		  Labor New South Wales 20282015–present [52]
Malarndirri McCarthy PMC 2022.jpg Malarndirri McCarthy
(born 1970)		  Labor Northern Territory 20252016–present [53]
LNP Placeholder.png Susan McDonald
(born 1970)		  Liberal National [q] Queensland 20252019–present [54]
McGrathphoto b.jpg James McGrath
(born 1974)		  Liberal National [r] Queensland 20282014–present [55]
Bridget McKenzie 2019.jpg Bridget McKenzie
(born 1969)		  National Victoria 20282011–present [56]
NickMcKim2019.jpg Nick McKim
(born 1965)		  Greens Tasmania 20252015–present [57]
McLachlan Profile.jpg Andrew McLachlan
(born 1966)		  Liberal South Australia 20282020–present [58]
Liberal Placeholder.png Jim Molan [b]
(1950–2023)		  Liberal New South Wales 20282017–2019, 2019–2023 [59]
Deborah O'Neill - Portrait.jpg Deborah O'Neill
(born 1961)		  Labor New South Wales 20282013–present [63]
Senator Matt O'Sullivan addressing National Prayer Breakfast at the Parliament of Australia, November 2013.jpg Matt O'Sullivan
(born 1978)		  Liberal Western Australia 20252019–present [64]
James Paterson (cropped).jpg James Paterson
(born 1987)		  Liberal Victoria 20252016–present [65]
Dai Le Fatima Payman Circles (cropped).jpg Fatima Payman
(born 1995)		  Labor / Independent [j] / Australia's Voice [j]   Western Australia 20282022–present [66]
Secretary Pompeo Meets with Australian Foreign Minister Marise Payne (50160890627) (cropped).jpg Marise Payne [e]
(born 1964)		  Liberal New South Wales 20281997–2023 [70]
Barbara Pocock (cropped).jpg Barbara Pocock
(born 1955)		  Greens South Australia 20282022–present [74]
David Pocock park (cropped).jpg David Pocock
(born 1988)		  Independent Australian Capital Territory 20252022–present [75]
Senator Helen Polley.jpg Helen Polley
(born 1957)		  Labor Tasmania 20282005–present [76]
Louise Pratt shark rally crop.png Louise Pratt
(born 1972)		  Labor Western Australia 20252008–2014, 2016–2025 [77]
Jacinta Nampijinpa Price at CPAC launch.jpg Jacinta Nampijinpa Price
(born 1981)		  Country Liberal [n] Northern Territory 20252022–present [78]
Gerard Rennick at Traralgon RSL (2) (cropped).jpg Gerard Rennick
(born 1970)		  Liberal National [r] / Independent [k] / People First [k]   Queensland 20252019–2025 [80]
Senator Linda Reynolds.png Linda Reynolds CSC
(born 1965)		  Liberal Western Australia 20252014–2025 [82]
Janet-rice-2019.jpg Janet Rice [i]
(born 1960)		  Greens Victoria 20252014–2024 [83]
Malcolm Roberts 2020.jpg Malcolm Roberts
(born 1955)		  One Nation Queensland 20252016–2017, 2019–present [88]
Anne Ruston portrait.jpg Anne Ruston
(born 1963)		  Liberal South Australia 20252012–present [89]
LNP Placeholder.png Paul Scarr
(born 1969)		  Liberal National [r] Queensland 20252019–present [90]
Dave Sharma (1).jpg Dave Sharma [e]
(born 1975)		  Liberal New South Wales 20282023–present [71]
COSBOA National Small Business Summit 2023 (cropped).png Tony Sheldon
(born 1961)		  Labor New South Wales 20252019–present [91]
David Shoebridge MLC, 2019.png David Shoebridge
(born 1971)		  Greens New South Wales 20282022–present [92]
Senator Dean Smith (cropped).jpg Dean Smith
(born 1969)		  Liberal Western Australia 20282012–present [93]
Labor Placeholder.png Marielle Smith
(born 1986)		  Labor South Australia 20252019–present [94]
Jordon-Steele-John-2019 (cropped).jpg Jordon Steele-John
(born 1994)		  Greens Western Australia 20252017–present [95]
Joint Standing Committee on the Parliamentary Library 2023 (Sterle cropped).png Glenn Sterle
(born 1960)		  Labor Western Australia 20282005–present [96]
Jana Stewart 2019.jpg Jana Stewart
(born 1987)		  Labor Victoria 20282022–present [97]
Lidia Thorpe 2020.png Lidia Thorpe
(born 1973)		  Greens / Independent [c]   Victoria 20282020–present [98]
Tammy Tyrrell 2024.jpg Tammy Tyrrell
(born 1970)		  Lambie / Independent [h]   Tasmania 20282022–present [100]
Labor Placeholder.png Anne Urquhart [m]
(born 1957)		  Labor Tasmania 20282011–2025 [102]
Bushmaster PMV Ukraine AF 2022-07 (cropped).jpg David Van
(born 1964)		  Liberal / Independent [d]   Victoria 20252019–2025 [111]
JWHeadshotCrop.jpg Jess Walsh
(born 1971)		  Labor Victoria 20252019–present [112]
Larissa Waters 2019.png Larissa Waters
(born 1977)		  Greens Queensland 20252011–2017, 2018–present [113]
Murray Watt 2022.png Murray Watt
(born 1973)		  Labor Queensland 20282016–present [114]
SenatorWhishWilson.jpg Peter Whish-Wilson
(born 1968)		  Greens Tasmania 20282012–present [115]
Labor Placeholder.png Linda White [g]
(1960–2024)		  Labor Victoria 20282022–2024 [116]
Penny Wong DFAT official (cropped).jpg Penny Wong
(born 1968)		  Labor South Australia 20282002–present [120]

Changes of composition

Party composition

Over the course of the 47th Parliament, changes in membership resulted in changes to party composition, which are summarised below.

AffiliationParty
(shading shows control)
TotalVacant
GRN ALP IND CA REX JLN LPA NPA LDP ON UAP PFP AV
End of previous Parliament 926—11131412———760
Begin (26 July 2022)12261—2266—21——760
16 January 2023 [b] 25751
6 February 2023 [c] 112
31 May 2023 [b] 26760
19 June 2023 [d] 325
30 September 2023 [e] 24751
30 November 2023 [e] 25760
26 January 2024 [f] 25751
1 February 2024 [f] 26760
29 February 2024 [g] 25751
28 March 2024 [h] 41
19 April 2024 [i] 10742
1 May 2024 [i] 11751
29 May 2024 [g] 26760
4 July 2024 [j] 255
25 August 2024 [k] 624
10 September 2024 [k] 51
9 October 2024 [j] 41
28 January 2025 [l] 23751
6 February 2025 [l] 24760
Latest voting share %14.4732.895.26—1.3239.47—2.631.321.321.32
After prorogation
28 March 2025 [m] 11244—1246—2111751
8 May 2025 [n] 255
27 May 2025 [m] 25760
2 June 2025 [o] 1026

Membership changes

This table lists senators who have resigned, died, been elected or appointed, or otherwise changed their party affiliation during the 47th Parliament.

SeatBeforeChangeAfter
MemberPartyTypeDateDateMemberParty
New South Wales Jim Molan Liberal Death16 January 202331 May 2023 Maria Kovacic Liberal
Victoria Lidia Thorpe Greens Resignation from party6 February 2023 Lidia Thorpe Independent
Victoria David Van Liberal Expulsion from party room 15 June 2023 David Van Independent
New South Wales Marise Payne Liberal Resignation30 September 202330 November 2023 Dave Sharma Liberal
Western Australia Pat Dodson Labor Resignation26 January 20241 February 2024 Varun Ghosh Labor
Victoria Linda White Labor Death29 February 202429 May 2024 Lisa Darmanin Labor
Tasmania Tammy Tyrrell Lambie Resignation from party28 March 2024 Tammy Tyrrell Independent
Victoria Janet Rice Greens Resignation19 April 20241 May 2024 Steph Hodgins-May Greens
Western Australia Fatima Payman Labor Resignation from party4 July 2024 Fatima Payman Independent
Queensland Gerard Rennick LNP Resignation from party25 August 2024 Gerard Rennick Independent
South Australia Simon Birmingham Liberal Resignation28 January 20256 February 2025 Leah Blyth Liberal
After prorogation
Tasmania Anne Urquhart Labor Resignation28 March 202527 May 2025 Josh Dolega Labor
Northern Territory Jacinta Nampijinpa Price National Switching party-room9 May 2025 Jacinta Nampijinpa Price Liberal
Western Australia Dorinda Cox Greens Resignation from party [121] 2 June 2025 Dorinda Cox Labor

Notes

  1. ↑ The terms of senators from the Australian Capital Territory and the Northern Territory end on the next dissolution of the House of Representatives.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Jim Molan died on 16 January 2023. [59] [60] Maria Kovacic was appointed to fill the vacancy on 31 May 2023. [48] [61] [62]
  3. 1 2 3 Lidia Thorpe was a member of the Greens until she resigned from the party on 6 February 2023 to sit as an independent. [98] [99]
  4. 1 2 3 David Van was expelled from the Liberal Party party room on 15 June 2023 [107] [108] before resigning from the party on 19 June 2023 to sit as an independent. [109] [110] [111]
  5. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Marise Payne resigned on 30 September 2023. [69] [70] Former MP Dave Sharma was appointed to fill the vacancy on 30 November 2023. [71] [72] [73]
  6. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pat Dodson resigned on 26 January 2024. [29] [30] Varun Ghosh was appointed to fill the vacancy on 1 February 2024. [31] [32] [33]
  7. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Linda White died on 29 February 2024. [116] [117] Lisa Darmanin was appointed to fill the vacancy on 29 May 2024. [27] [118] [119]
  8. 1 2 3 Tammy Tyrrell was a member of the Jacqui Lambie Network until she resigned from the party on 28 March 2024 to sit as an independent. [100] [101]
  9. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Janet Rice resigned on 19 April 2024. [83] [84] [85] Steph Hodgins-May was appointed to fill the vacancy on 1 May 2024. [45] [86] [87]
  10. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Fatima Payman was a member of Labor until she resigned from the party on 4 July 2024 to sit as an independent. [66] [67] Payman created a new party, Australia's Voice, on 9 October 2024. [66] [68]
  11. 1 2 3 4 5 Gerard Rennick was a member of the Liberal Party until he resigned from the party on 25 August 2024 to sit as an independent. [80] [81] Rennick created a new party, the People First Party, on 10 September 2024. [80]
  12. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Simon Birmingham resigned on 28 January 2025. [9] [10] [11]
    Leah Blyth was appointed to fill the vacancy on 6 February 2025. [12] [13] [14]
  13. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Anne Urquhart resigned on 28 March 2025. [102] [103] [104] Josh Dolega was appointed to fill the vacancy on 27 May 2025. [34] [105] [106]
  14. 1 2 3 Jacinta Nampijinpa Price is a member of the CLP who sat with the National Party until 8 May 2025 when she switched to the Liberal Party. [78] [79]
  15. 1 2 3 Dorinda Cox was a member of the Greens until she resigned from the party on 2 June 2025 and joined the Labor Party. [25] [26]
  16. ↑ The changes to the composition of the Senate, in chronological order, were: Molan died; [b] Thorpe resigned from the Greens; [c] Kovacic was appointed as Molan's replacement; [b] Van resigned from the Liberal Party; [d] Payne resigned; [e] Sharma was appointed as Payne's replacement; [e] Dodson resigned; [f] Ghosh was appointed as Dodson's replacement; [f] White died; [g] Tyrrell resigned from the Jacqui Lambie Network; [h] Rice resigned; [i] Hodgins-May was appointed as Rice's replacement; [i] Darmanin was appointed as White's replacement; [g] Payman resigned from Labor; [j] Rennick resigned from the Liberal Party and created the People First Party; [k] Payman created Australia's Voice; [j] Birmingham resigned; [l] Blyth was appointed as Birmingham's replacement; [l] Urquhart resigned; [m] Dolega was appointed as Urquhart's replacement; [m] Price switched Coalition party rooms [n] ; Cox resigned from the Greens. [o]
  17. 1 2 Member of the LNP who sits with the National Party.
  18. 1 2 3 Member of the LNP who sits with the Liberal Party.

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