Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1989–1992

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This is a list of members of the 46th Legislative Assembly of Queensland from 1989 to 1992, as elected at the 1989 state election held on 2 December 1989. [1]

NameParty Electorate Term in office
Hon Mike Ahern [1] National Landsborough 1968–1990
Len Ardill Labor Salisbury 1986–1998
Ray Barber Labor Cooroora 1989–1992
Denver Beanland Liberal Toowong 1986–2001
Peter Beattie Labor Brisbane Central 1989–2007
Clive Berghofer [5] National Toowoomba South 1986–1991
Lorraine Bird Labor Whitsunday 1989–1998
Des Booth National Warwick 1977–1992
Rob Borbidge National Surfers Paradise 1980–2001
Hon Paul Braddy Labor Rockhampton 1985–2001
Steve Bredhauer Labor Cook 1989–2004
Darryl Briskey Labor Redlands 1989–2006
Hon Tom Burns Labor Lytton 1972–1996
Clem Campbell Labor Bundaberg 1983–1998
Hon Ed Casey Labor Mackay 1969–1995
Dr Lesley Clark Labor Barron River 1989–1995, 1998–2006
Hon Pat Comben Labor Windsor 1983–1995
Ray Connor Liberal Nerang 1989–2001
Trevor Coomber Liberal Currumbin 1989–1992
Hon Russell Cooper National Roma 1983–2001
Bill D'Arcy Labor Woodridge 1972–1974, 1977–2000
Ken Davies Labor Townsville 1989–1995
Hon Keith De Lacy Labor Cairns 1983–1998
Bob Dollin Labor Maryborough 1989–1998
David Dunworth [2] Liberal Sherwood 1990–1992
Hon Bill Eaton Labor Mourilyan 1980–1992
Wendy Edmond Labor Mount Coot-tha 1989–2004
Jim Elder Labor Manly 1989–2001
Tony Elliott National Cunningham 1974–2001
Gary Fenlon Labor Greenslopes 1989–1995, 1998–2009
Tony Fitzgerald National Lockyer 1980–1998
Dr John Flynn Labor Toowoomba North 1989–1992
Matt Foley Labor Yeronga 1989–2004
Hon Jim Fouras Labor Ashgrove 1977–1986, 1989–2006
Hon Bob Gibbs Labor Wolston 1977–1999
Tom Gilmore National Tablelands 1986–1998
John Goss Liberal Aspley 1989–2001
Hon Wayne Goss Labor Logan 1983–1998
Hon Bill Gunn National Somerset 1972–1992
Hon David Hamill Labor Ipswich 1983–2001
Hon Neville Harper National Auburn 1980–1992
Hon Ken Hayward Labor Caboolture 1986–2009
Phil Heath [4] Labor Nundah 1989–1991
Howard Hobbs National Warrego 1986–2015
Ray Hollis Labor Redcliffe 1989–2005
Mike Horan [5] National Toowoomba South 1991–2012
Angus Innes [2] Liberal Sherwood 1978–1990
Vaughan Johnson National Gregory 1989–2015
Bob Katter National Flinders 1974–1992
Bob King [3] Liberal Nicklin 1989–1990
Hon Vince Lester National Peak Downs 1974–2004
Kev Lingard National Fassifern 1983–2009
Brian Littleproud National Condamine 1983–2001
Don Livingstone Labor Ipswich West 1989–1998, 2001–2006
Hon Terry Mackenroth Labor Chatsworth 1977–2005
Di McCauley National Callide 1986–1998
Hon Ken McElligott Labor Thuringowa 1983–1998
Hon Tony McGrady Labor Mount Isa 1989–2006
Hon Ron McLean Labor Bulimba 1980–1992
Hon Glen Milliner Labor Everton 1977–1998
Hon Don Neal National Balonne 1972–1992
Bill Nunn Labor Isis 1989–1998
Henry Palaszczuk Labor Archerfield 1984–2006
Jim Pearce Labor Broadsound 1989–2009, 2015–2017
Trevor Perrett National Barambah 1988–1998
Warren Pitt Labor Mulgrave 1989–1995, 1998–2009
Laurel Power Labor Mansfield 1989–1995
Bill Prest Labor Port Curtis 1976–1992
Bob Quinn Liberal South Coast 1989–2006
Jim Randell National Mirani 1980–1994
Molly Robson Labor Springwood 1989–1995
Marc Rowell National Hinchinbrook 1989–2006
Santo Santoro Liberal Merthyr 1989–2001
Robert Schwarten Labor Rockhampton North 1989–1992, 1995–2012
Joan Sheldon [1] Liberal Landsborough 1990–2004
Doug Slack National Burnett 1986–2001
Hon Geoff Smith Labor Townsville East 1980–1998
Ken Smyth Labor Bowen 1986–1992
Judy Spence Labor Mount Gravatt 1989–2012
Lawrence Springborg National Carnarvon 1989–2017
Len Stephan National Gympie 1979–2001
Mark Stoneman National Burdekin 1983–1998
Jon Sullivan Labor Glass House 1989–1998
Terry Sullivan [4] Labor Nundah 1991–2006
John Szczerbanik Labor Albert 1989–1995
Hon Neil Turner [3] National Nicklin 1974–1986, 1991–1998
Hon Ken Vaughan Labor Nudgee 1977–1995
Mick Veivers National Southport 1987–2001
Hon Nev Warburton Labor Sandgate 1977–1992
Hon Anne Warner Labor South Brisbane 1983–1995
Dr David Watson Liberal Moggill 1989–2004
Rod Welford Labor Stafford 1989–2009
Hon Dean Wells Labor Murrumba 1986–2012
Margaret Woodgate Labor Pine Rivers 1989–1997
1 On 6 May 1990, the National member for Landsborough and former Premier of Queensland, Mike Ahern, resigned. Liberal candidate Joan Sheldon won the resulting by-election on 28 July 1990.
2 On 13 May 1990, the Liberal member for Sherwood, Angus Innes, resigned. Liberal candidate David Dunworth won the resulting by-election on 28 July 1990.
3 Liberal candidate Bob King was initially declared elected as the Liberal member for Nicklin, but the result was overturned by the Court of Disputed Returns on 21 November 1990. The court declared National candidate Neil Turner elected rather than ordering a by-election for the seat.
4 On 5 April 1991, the Labor member for Nundah, Phil Heath, resigned. Labor candidate Terry Sullivan won the resulting by-election on 18 May 1991.
5 On 23 March 1991, the National member for Toowoomba South, Clive Berghofer, vacated his seat. National Party candidate Mike Horan won the resulting by-election on 18 May 1991.

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  1. ↑ "Table 1. Precis of results of Queensland state elections 1932 to 2012" (PDF). Queensland Parliament . Retrieved 16 December 2013.
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