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Members of the Australian House of Representatives, 2025–2028

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This is a list of members of theHouse of Representatives of the48th Parliament of Australia. They were elected in the2025 Australian federal election.[1]

Leadership

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Presiding officer

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OfficePartyOfficerElectorateStateTerm
Speaker LaborMilton DickOxleyQLD26 July 2022 – current
Deputy SpeakerSharon ClaydonNewcastleNSW26 July 2022 – current
Second Deputy Speaker LiberalTerry YoungLongmanQLD22 July 2025 – current

Government leadership

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OfficeOfficerElectorateStateTerm of office
Leader of the House Tony Burke WatsonNSW1 June 2022 – current
Chief Whip Joanne Ryan[2]LalorVIC31 May 2022 – current
Whip Anne StanleyWerriwaNSW2 July 2019 – current
 David SmithBeanACT31 May 2022 – current

Opposition leadership

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OfficeOfficerElectorateStateTerm in office
Manager of Opposition Business Alex HawkeMitchellNSW28 May 2025 – current
Chief Opposition Whip Aaron VioliCaseyVIC
Whip Cameron CaldwellFaddenQLD
 Henry PikeBowman
Chief Nationals Whip Michelle LandryCapricornia30 May 2025 – current

Members

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MemberPartyElectorateStateYears in officeRef
Basem Abdo

(born 1987)

 LaborCalwellVIC2025–current
Anthony AlbaneseAnthony Albanese

(born 1963)

 LaborGrayndlerNSW1996–current[3]
Mary Aldred

(born 1983)

 LiberalMonashVIC2025–current[4]
Anne Aly

(born 1967)

 LaborCowanWA2016–current[5]
Ash Ambihaipahar

(born ?)

 LaborBartonNSW2025–current[6]
David Batt

(born 1971)

 National[a]HinklerQLD2025–current[7]
Angie Bell

(born 1968)

 Liberal[b]MoncrieffQLD2019–current[8]
Jodie BelyeaJodie Belyea

(born ?)

 LaborDunkleyVIC2024–current[9]
Carol Berry

(born 1975)

 LaborWhitlamNSW2025–current[10]
Sam Birrell

(born 1975)

 NationalNichollsVIC2022–current[11]
Nicolette Boele

(born 1970)

 IndependentBradfieldNSW2025–current[12]
Chris BowenChris Bowen

(born 1973)

 LaborMcMahonNSW2004–current[13]
Colin BoyceColin Boyce

(born 1962)

 National[a]FlynnQLD2022–current[14]
Jo Briskey

(born ?)

 LaborMaribyrnongVIC2025–current[15]
Scott BuchholzScott Buchholz

(born 1968)

 Liberal[b]WrightQLD2010–current[16]
Tony BurkeTony Burke

(born 1969)

 LaborWatsonNSW2004–current[17]
Matt BurnellMatt Burnell

(born 1978)

 LaborSpenceSA2022–current[18]
Josh BurnsJosh Burns

(born 1987)

 LaborMacnamaraVIC2019–current[19]
Mark ButlerMark Butler

(born 1970)

 LaborHindmarshSA2007–current[20]
Alison ByrnesAlison Byrnes

(born 1974)

 LaborCunninghamNSW2022–current[21]
Cameron Caldwell

(born 1979)

 Liberal[b]FaddenQLD2023–current[22]
Julie-Ann Campbell

(born 1986)

 LaborMoretonQLD2025–current[23]
Jamie Chaffey

(born ?)

 NationalParkesNSW2025–current[24]
Jim ChalmersJim Chalmers

(born 1978)

 LaborRankinQLD2013–current[25]
Kate ChaneyKate Chaney

(born 1975)

 IndependentCurtinWA2022–current[26]
Andrew CharltonAndrew Charlton

(born 1978)

 LaborParramattaNSW2022–current[27]
Darren ChesterDarren Chester

(born 1967)

 NationalGippslandVIC2008–current[28]
Lisa ChestersLisa Chesters

(born 1980)

 LaborBendigoVIC2013–current[29]
Jason ClareJason Clare

(born 1972)

 LaborBlaxlandNSW2007–current[30]
Sharon Claydon

(born 1964)

 LaborNewcastleNSW2013–current[31]
Claire Clutterham

(born 1982)

 LaborSturtSA2025–current[32]
Renee Coffey

(born 1982)

 LaborGriffithQLD2025–current[33]
Libby CokerLibby Coker

(born 1962)

 LaborCorangamiteVIC2019–current[34]
Julie CollinsJulie Collins

(born 1971)

 LaborFranklinTAS2007–current[35]
Emma Comer

(born 1994)

 LaborPetrieQLD2025–current[36]
Pat Conaghan

(born 1971)

 NationalCowperNSW2019–current[37]
Pat ConroyPat Conroy

(born 1979)

 LaborShortlandNSW2013–current[38]
Kara Cook

(born 1985)

 LaborBonnerQLD2025–current[39]
Trish Cook

(born 1964)

 LaborBullwinkelWA2025–current[40]
Milton DickMilton Dick

(born 1972)

 LaborOxleyQLD2016–current[41]
Mary Doyle

(born 1970)

 LaborAstonVIC2023–current[42]
Mark DreyfusMark Dreyfus

(born 1956)

 LaborIsaacsVIC2007–current[43]
Justine ElliotJustine Elliot

(born 1967)

 LaborRichmondNSW2004–current[44]
Cassandra FernandoCassandra Fernando

(born 1987)

 LaborHoltVIC2022–current[45]
Ali France

(born 1973)

 LaborDicksonQLD2025–current[46]
Mike Freelander

(born 1953)

 LaborMacarthurNSW2016–current[47]
Tom French

(born 1983)

 LaborMooreWA2025–current[48]
Carina GarlandCarina Garland

(born ?)

 LaborChisholmVIC2022–current[49]
Andrew GeeAndrew Gee

(born 1968)

 IndependentCalareNSW2016–current[50]
Steve GeorganasSteve Georganas

(born 1959)

 LaborAdelaideSA
  • 2004–2013;
  • 2016–current
[51]
Andrew GilesAndrew Giles

(born 1973)

 LaborScullinVIC2013–current[52]
Patrick Gorman

(born 1984)

 LaborPerthWA2018–current[53]
Luke GoslingLuke Gosling

(born 1971)

 LaborSolomonNT2016–current[54]
Matt Gregg

(born ?)

 LaborDeakinVIC2025–current[55]
Helen HainesHelen Haines

(born 1961)

 IndependentIndiVIC2019–current[56]
Garth Hamilton

(born 1979)

 Liberal[b]GroomQLD2020–current[57]
Andrew Hastie

(born 1982)

 LiberalCanningWA2015–current[58]
Alex HawkeAlex Hawke

(born 1977)

 LiberalMitchellNSW2007–current[59]
Julian HillJulian Hill

(born 1973)

 LaborBruceVIC2016–current[60]
Kevin HoganKevin Hogan

(born 1963)

 NationalPageNSW2013–current[61]
Rowan Holzberger

(born 1973)

 LaborFordeQLD2025–current[62]
Ed Husic

(born 1970)

 LaborChifleyNSW2010–current[63]
Madonna Jarrett

(born ?)

 LaborBrisbaneQLD2025–current[64]
Alice Jordan-Baird

(born 1993)

 LaborGortonVIC2025–current[65]
Barnaby JoyceBarnaby Joyce

(born 1967)

 One NationNew EnglandNSW
  • 2013–2017;
  • 2017–current
[66]
Bob KatterBob Katter

(born 1945)

 Katter's AustralianKennedyQLD1993–current[67]
Ged KearneyGed Kearney

(born 1963)

 LaborCooperVIC2018–current[68]
Simon Kennedy

(born 1982)

 LiberalCookNSW2024–current[69]
Matt KeoghMatt Keogh

(born 1981)

 LaborBurtWA2016–current[70]
Peter Khalil

(born 1973)

 LaborWillsVIC2016–current[71]
Catherine KingCatherine King

(born 1966)

 LaborBallaratVIC2001–current[72]
Madeleine KingMadeleine King

(born 1973)

 LaborBrandWA2016–current[73]
Michelle LandryMichelle Landry

(born 1962)

 National[a]CapricorniaQLD2013–current[74]
Tania Lawrence

(born 1973)

 LaborHasluckWA2022–current[75]
Jerome LaxaleJerome Laxale

(born 1983)

 LaborBennelongNSW2022–current[76]
Dai LeDai Le

(born 1968)

 IndependentFowlerNSW2022–current[77]
Julian Leeser

(born 1976)

 LiberalBerowraNSW2016–current[78]
Andrew LeighAndrew Leigh

(born 1972)

 LaborFennerACT2010–current[79]
Sussan Ley

(born 1961)

 LiberalFarrerNSW2001–current[80]
Sam Lim

(born 1961)

 LaborTangneyWA2022–current[81]
David LittleproudDavid Littleproud

(born 1976)

 National[a]MaranoaQLD2016–current[82]
Richard MarlesRichard Marles

(born 1967)

 LaborCorioVIC2007–current[83]
Zaneta Mascarenhas

(born 1980)

 LaborSwanWA2022–current[84]
Kristy McBainKristy McBain 

(born 1982)

 LaborEden-MonaroNSW2020–current[85]
Emma McBrideEmma McBride

(born 1975)

 LaborDobellNSW2016–current[86]
Michael McCormackMichael McCormack

(born 1964)

 NationalRiverinaNSW2010–current[87]
Melissa McIntoshMelissa McIntosh

(born 1977)

 LiberalLindsayNSW2019–current[88]
Zoe McKenzie

(born1972)

 LiberalFlindersVIC2022-current[89]
Louise Miller-FrostLouise Miller-Frost

(born 1967)

 LaborBoothbySA2022–current[90]
Rob MitchellRob Mitchell

(born 1967)

 LaborMcEwenVIC2010–current[91]
David Moncrieff

(born ?)

 LaborHughesNSW2025–current[92]
Daniel MulinoDaniel Mulino

(born 1969)

 LaborFraserVIC2019–current[93]
Shayne NeumannShayne Neumann

(born 1961)

 LaborBlairQLD2007–current[94]
Gabriel Ng

(born ?)

 LaborMenziesVIC2025–current[95]
Llew O'Brien

(born 1972)

 National[a]Wide BayQLD2016–current[96]
Ted O'Brien

(born 1974)

 Liberal[b]FairfaxQLD2016–current[97]
Clare O'NeilClare O'Neil

(born 1980)

 LaborHothamVIC2013–current[98]
Tony Pasin

(born 1977)

 LiberalBarkerSA2013–current[99]
Alicia Payne

(born 1982)

 LaborCanberraACT2019–current[100]
Alison Penfold

(born ?)

 NationalLyneNSW2025–current[101]
Fiona PhilipsFiona Phillips

(born 1970)

 LaborGilmoreNSW2019–current[102]
Henry Pike

(born 1987)

 Liberal[b]BowmanQLD2022–current[103]
Tanya PlibersekTanya Plibersek

(born 1969)

 LaborSydneyNSW1998–current[104]
Melissa Price

(born 1963)

 LiberalDurackWA2013–current[105]
Sam Rae

(born 1986)

 LaborHawkeVIC2022–current[106]
Leon Rebello

(born 1995)

 Liberal[b]McPhersonQLD2025–current[107]
Gordon Reid

(born 1992)

 LaborRobertsonNSW2022–current[108]
Dan RepacholiDan Repacholi

(born 1982)

 LaborHunterNSW2022–current[109]
Amanda RishworthAmanda Rishworth

(born 1978)

 LaborKingstonSA2007–current[110]
Tracey Roberts

(born ?)

 LaborPearceWA2022–current[111]
Michelle RowlandMichelle Rowland

(born 1971)

 LaborGreenwayNSW2010–current[112]
Joanne RyanJoanne Ryan

(born 1961)

 LaborLalorVIC2013–current[113]
Monique RyanMonique Ryan

(born 1967)

 IndependentKooyongVIC2022–current[114]
Sophie ScampsSophie Scamps

(born 1971)

 IndependentMackellarNSW2022–current[115]
Marion ScrymgourMarion Scrymgour

(born 1960)

 LaborLingiariNT[c]2022–current[116]
Rebekha SharkieRebekha Sharkie

(born 1972)

 Centre AllianceMayoSA
  • 2016–2018;
  • 2018–current
[117]
Sally SitouSally Sitou

(born 1982)

 LaborReidNSW2022–current[118]
Ben Small

(born 1988)

 LiberalForrestWA2025–current[119]
David SmithDavid Smith

(born 1970)

 LaborBeanACT[d]2019–current[120]
Matt Smith

(born 1979)

 LaborLeichhardtQLD2025–current[121]
Zhi Soon

(born 1985)

 LaborBanksNSW2025–current[122]
Allegra SpenderAllegra Spender

(born 1978)

 IndependentWentworthNSW2022–current[123]
Anne StanleyAnne Stanley

(born 1961)

 LaborWerriwaNSW2016–current[124]
Zali SteggallZali Steggall

(born 1974)

 IndependentWarringahNSW2019–current[125]
Meryl SwansonMeryl Swanson

(born 1970)

 LaborPatersonNSW2016–current[126]
Angus TaylorAngus Taylor

(born 1966)

 LiberalHumeNSW2013–current[127]
Jess Teesdale

(born 1983)

 LaborBassTAS2025–current[128]
Dan TehanDan Tehan

(born 1968)

 LiberalWannonVIC2010–current[129]
Susan Templeman

(born 1963)

 LaborMacquarieNSW2016–current[130]
Matt ThistlethwaiteMatt Thistlethwaite

(born 1972)

 LaborKingsford SmithNSW2013–current[131]
Phillip ThompsonPhillip Thompson

(born 1988)

 Liberal[b]HerbertQLD2019–current[132]
Kate Thwaites

(born 1980)

 LaborJagajagaVIC2019–current[133]
Anne Urquhart

(born 1957)

 LaborBraddonTAS2025–current[134]
Tom Venning

(born ?)

 LiberalGreySA2025–current[135]
Aaron Violi

(born 1984)

 LiberalCaseyVIC2022–current[136]
Andrew WallaceAndrew Wallace

(born 1968)

 Liberal[b]FisherQLD2016–current[137]
Elizabeth Watson-BrownElizabeth Watson-Brown

(born 1956)

 GreensRyanQLD2022–current[138]
Tim WattsTim Watts

(born 1982)

 LaborGellibrandVIC2013–current[139]
Anne Webster

(born 1959)

 NationalMalleeVIC2019–current[140]
Anika WellsAnika Wells

(born 1985)

 LaborLilleyQLD2019–current[141]
Rebecca White

(born 1983)

 LaborLyonsTAS2025–current[142]
Andrew Willcox 

(born 1969)

 National[a]DawsonQLD2022–current[143]
Andrew WilkieAndrew Wilkie

(born 1961)

 IndependentClarkTAS2010–current[144]
Josh WilsonJosh Wilson

(born 1972)

 LaborFremantleWA
  • 2016–2018;
  • 2018–current
[145]
Rick WilsonRick Wilson

(born 1966)

 LiberalO'ConnorWA2013–current[146]
Tim Wilson

(born 1980)

 LiberalGoldsteinVIC
  • 2016–2022;
  • 2025–current
[147]
Sarah Witty

(born 1972)

 LaborMelbourneVIC2025–current[148]
Jason WoodJason Wood

(born 1968)

 LiberalLa TrobeVIC
  • 2004–2010;
  • 2013–current
[149]
Terry YoungTerry Young

(born 1968)

 LiberalLongmanQLD2019–current[150]
Tony ZappiaTony Zappia

(born 1952)

 LaborMakinSA2007–current[151]

Current party standings

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As of 8 December 2025[update].

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9411110181618
ALPGRNCAKAPINDONPNATLNPLIB

Breakdown by state and territory

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State/TerritoryLaborCoalitionGreensIndependentCentre AllianceKatter's Australian PartyOne NationTotal
New South Wales2860.9%1123.9%0–613.0%0–0–12.2%46
Victoria2771.0%923.7%0–25.3%0–0–0–38
Queensland1240.0%1653.3%13.3%0–0–13.3%0–30
Western Australia1168.8%425.0%0–16.3%0–0–0–16
South Australia770.0%220.0%0–0–110.0%0–0–10
Tasmania480.0%0–0–120.0%0–0–0–5
Australian Capital Territory[d]3100.0%0–0–0–0–0–0–3
Northern Territory[c]2100.0%0–0–0–0–0–0–2
House of Representatives9462.7%4228%10.7%106.7%10.7%10.7%10.7%150

Notes

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  1. ^abcdefMember of the LNP who sits with the National Party.
  2. ^abcdefghiMember of the LNP who sits with the Liberal Party.
  3. ^abThe Division of Lingiari within the Northern Territory also includes the respective external territories ofCocos (Keeling) Islands andChristmas Island.
  4. ^abThe Division of Bean within the Australian Capital Territory also includes the external territory ofNorfolk Island.

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  89. ^"Flinders Federal Election 2025 Results".www.abc.net.au. 2 May 2025. Retrieved3 May 2025.
  90. ^"Boothby (Key Seat) Federal Election 2025 Results".www.abc.net.au. 2 May 2025. Retrieved3 May 2025.
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  93. ^"Fraser Federal Election 2025 Results".www.abc.net.au. 2 May 2025. Retrieved3 May 2025.
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  97. ^"Fairfax Federal Election 2025 Results".www.abc.net.au. 2 May 2025. Retrieved3 May 2025.
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  99. ^"Barker Federal Election 2025 Results".www.abc.net.au. 2 May 2025. Retrieved3 May 2025.
  100. ^"Canberra Federal Election 2025 Results".www.abc.net.au. Archived fromthe original on 1 May 2025. Retrieved3 May 2025.
  101. ^"Lyne Federal Election 2025 Results".www.abc.net.au. 2 May 2025. Retrieved3 May 2025.
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  107. ^"McPherson Federal Election 2025 Results".www.abc.net.au. 2 May 2025. Retrieved3 May 2025.
  108. ^"Robertson (Key Seat) Federal Election 2025 Results".www.abc.net.au. 2 May 2025. Retrieved3 May 2025.
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  111. ^"Pearce Federal Election 2025 Results".www.abc.net.au. 2 May 2025. Retrieved3 May 2025.
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  113. ^"Lalor Federal Election 2025 Results".www.abc.net.au. 2 May 2025. Retrieved3 May 2025.
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  145. ^"Fremantle Federal Election 2025 Results".www.abc.net.au. 2 May 2025. Retrieved3 May 2025.
  146. ^"O'Connor Federal Election 2025 Results".www.abc.net.au. 2 May 2025. Retrieved3 May 2025.
  147. ^"Goldstein (Key Seat) Federal Election 2025 Results".www.abc.net.au. 2 May 2025. Retrieved3 May 2025.
  148. ^"Melbourne Federal Election 2025 Results".www.abc.net.au. 2 May 2025. Retrieved3 May 2025.
  149. ^"La Trobe Federal Election 2025 Results".www.abc.net.au. 2 May 2025. Retrieved3 May 2025.
  150. ^"Longman Federal Election 2025 Results".www.abc.net.au. 2 May 2025. Retrieved3 May 2025.
  151. ^"Makin Federal Election 2025 Results".www.abc.net.au. 2 May 2025. Retrieved3 May 2025.
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