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Members of the Australian House of Representatives, 2025–2028

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This is a list of members of the House of Representatives of the 48th Parliament of Australia. They were elected in the 2025 Australian federal election.[1]

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Leadership

Presiding officer

More information Office, Party ...
Office Party Officer Electorate State Term
Speaker   Labor Milton Dick Oxley QLD 26 July 2022 – current
Deputy Speaker Sharon Claydon Newcastle NSW 26 July 2022 – current
Second Deputy Speaker   Liberal Terry Young Longman QLD 22 July 2025 – current
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Government leadership

More information Office, Officer ...
Office Officer Electorate State Term of office
Leader of the House   Tony Burke  Watson NSW 1 June 2022 – current
Chief Whip   Joanne Ryan[2] Lalor VIC 31 May 2022 – current
Whip   Anne Stanley Werriwa NSW 2 July 2019 – current
  David Smith Bean ACT 31 May 2022 – current
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Opposition leadership

More information Office, Officer ...
Office Officer Electorate State Term in office
Manager of Opposition Business   Alex Hawke Mitchell NSW 28 May 2025 – 17 February 2026
  Dan Tehan Wannon Vic 17 February 2026 – current
Chief Opposition Whip   Aaron Violi Casey 28 May 2025 – 23 February 2026
  Cameron Caldwell Fadden Qld 23 February 2026 – current
Whip   28 May 2025 – 23 February 2026
  Henry Pike Bowman
  Mary Aldred Monash Vic 23 February 2026 – current
  Ben Small Forrest WA 23 February 2026 – current
Chief Nationals Whip   Michelle Landry Capricornia Qld 30 May 2025 – current
Deputy Nationals Whip   David Batt Hinkler
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Members

More information Member, Party ...
Member Party Electorate State Years in office Ref
Basem Abdo

(born 1987)

  LaborCalwellVIC2025–current
Anthony Albanese Anthony Albanese

(born 1963)

  LaborGrayndlerNSW1996–current[3]
Mary Aldred

(born 1983)

   Liberal Monash VIC 2025–current [4]
Anne Aly

(born 1967)

  LaborCowanWA2016–current[5]
Ash Ambihaipahar

(born 1987)

  LaborBartonNSW2025–current[6]
David Batt

(born 1971)

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

(born 1968)

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

(born 1967)

  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 Bowen Chris Bowen

(born 1973)

  LaborMcMahonNSW2004–current[13]
Colin Boyce Colin Boyce

(born 1962)

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

(born 1985)

  LaborMaribyrnongVIC2025–current[15]
Scott Buchholz Scott Buchholz

(born 1968)

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

(born 1969)

  LaborWatsonNSW2004–current[17]
Matt Burnell Matt Burnell

(born 1978)

  LaborSpenceSA2022–current[18]
Josh Burns Josh Burns

(born 1987)

  LaborMacnamaraVIC2019–current[19]
Mark Butler Mark Butler

(born 1970)

  LaborHindmarshSA2007–current[20]
Alison Byrnes Alison 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 Chalmers Jim Chalmers

(born 1978)

  LaborRankinQLD2013–current[25]
Kate Chaney Kate Chaney

(born 1975)

  IndependentCurtinWA2022–current[26]
Andrew Charlton Andrew Charlton

(born 1978)

  LaborParramattaNSW2022–current[27]
Darren Chester Darren Chester

(born 1967)

  NationalGippslandVIC2008–current[28]
Lisa Chesters Lisa Chesters

(born 1980)

  LaborBendigoVIC2013–current[29]
Jason Clare Jason 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 Coker Libby Coker

(born 1962)

  LaborCorangamiteVIC2019–current[34]
Julie Collins Julie Collins

(born 1971)

  LaborFranklinTAS2007–current[35]
Emma Comer

(born 1994)

  LaborPetrieQLD2025–current[36]
Pat Conaghan

(born 1971)

  NationalCowperNSW2019–current[37]
Pat Conroy Pat Conroy

(born 1979)

  LaborShortlandNSW2013–current[38]
Kara Cook

(born 1985)

  LaborBonnerQLD2025–current[39]
Trish Cook

(born 1964)

  LaborBullwinkelWA2025–current[40]
Milton Dick Milton Dick

(born 1972)

  LaborOxleyQLD2016–current[41]
Mary Doyle

(born 1970)

  LaborAstonVIC2023–current[42]
Mark Dreyfus Mark Dreyfus

(born 1956)

  LaborIsaacsVIC2007–current[43]
Justine Elliot Justine Elliot

(born 1967)

  LaborRichmondNSW2004–current[44]
David Farley

(born 1957)

  One NationFarrerNSW2026–present[45]
Cassandra Fernando Cassandra Fernando

(born 1987)

  LaborHoltVIC2022–current[46]
Ali France

(born 1973)

  LaborDicksonQLD2025–current[47]
Mike Freelander

(born 1953)

  LaborMacarthurNSW2016–current[48]
Tom French

(born 1983)

  LaborMooreWA2025–current[49]
Carina Garland Carina Garland

(born 1982)

  LaborChisholmVIC2022–current[50]
Andrew Gee Andrew Gee

(born 1968)

  IndependentCalareNSW2016–current[51]
Steve Georganas Steve Georganas

(born 1959)

  LaborAdelaideSA
  • 2004–2013;
  • 2016–current
[52]
Andrew Giles Andrew Giles

(born 1973)

  LaborScullinVIC2013–current[53]
Patrick Gorman

(born 1984)

  LaborPerthWA2018–current[54]
Luke Gosling Luke Gosling

(born 1971)

  LaborSolomonNT2016–current[55]
Matt Gregg

(born ?)

  LaborDeakinVIC2025–current[56]
Helen Haines Helen Haines

(born 1961)

  IndependentIndiVIC2019–current[57]
Garth Hamilton

(born 1979)

  Liberal[b]GroomQLD2020–current[58]
Andrew Hastie

(born 1982)

  LiberalCanningWA2015–current[59]
Alex Hawke Alex Hawke

(born 1977)

  LiberalMitchellNSW2007–current[60]
Julian Hill Julian Hill

(born 1973)

  LaborBruceVIC2016–current[61]
Kevin Hogan Kevin Hogan

(born 1963)

  NationalPageNSW2013–current[62]
Rowan Holzberger

(born 1973)

  LaborFordeQLD2025–current[63]
Ed Husic

(born 1970)

  LaborChifleyNSW2010–current[64]
Madonna Jarrett

(born 1966)

  LaborBrisbaneQLD2025–current[65]
Alice Jordan-Baird

(born 1993)

  LaborGortonVIC2025–current[66]
Barnaby Joyce Barnaby Joyce

(born 1967)

  One NationNew EnglandNSW
  • 2013–2017;
  • 2017–current
[67]
Bob Katter Bob Katter

(born 1945)

  Katter's AustralianKennedyQLD1993–current[68]
Ged Kearney Ged Kearney

(born 1963)

  LaborCooperVIC2018–current[69]
Simon Kennedy

(born 1982)

  LiberalCookNSW2024–current[70]
Matt Keogh Matt Keogh

(born 1981)

  LaborBurtWA2016–current[71]
Peter Khalil

(born 1973)

  LaborWillsVIC2016–current[72]
Catherine King Catherine King

(born 1966)

  LaborBallaratVIC2001–current[73]
Madeleine King Madeleine King

(born 1973)

  LaborBrandWA2016–current[74]
Michelle Landry Michelle Landry

(born 1962)

  National[a]CapricorniaQLD2013–current[75]
Tania Lawrence

(born 1973)

  LaborHasluckWA2022–current[76]
Jerome Laxale Jerome Laxale

(born 1983)

  LaborBennelongNSW2022–current[77]
Dai Le Dai Le

(born 1968)

  IndependentFowlerNSW2022–current[78]
Julian Leeser

(born 1976)

  LiberalBerowraNSW2016–current[79]
Andrew Leigh Andrew Leigh

(born 1972)

  LaborFennerACT2010–current[80]
Sussan Ley

(born 1961)

  LiberalFarrerNSW2001–2026[81]
Sam Lim

(born 1961)

  LaborTangneyWA2022–current[82]
David Littleproud David Littleproud

(born 1976)

  National[a]MaranoaQLD2016–current[83]
Richard Marles Richard Marles

(born 1967)

  LaborCorioVIC2007–current[84]
Zaneta Mascarenhas

(born 1980)

  LaborSwanWA2022–current[85]
Kristy McBain Kristy McBain 

(born 1982)

  LaborEden-MonaroNSW2020–current[86]
Emma McBride Emma McBride

(born 1975)

  LaborDobellNSW2016–current[87]
Michael McCormack Michael McCormack

(born 1964)

  NationalRiverinaNSW2010–current[88]
Melissa McIntosh Melissa McIntosh

(born 1977)

  LiberalLindsayNSW2019–current[89]
Zoe McKenzie

(born 1972)

  Liberal Flinders VIC 2022-current [90]
Louise Miller-Frost Louise Miller-Frost

(born 1967)

  LaborBoothbySA2022–current[91]
Rob Mitchell Rob Mitchell

(born 1967)

  LaborMcEwenVIC2010–current[92]
David Moncrieff

(born ?)

  LaborHughesNSW2025–current[93]
Daniel Mulino Daniel Mulino

(born 1969)

  LaborFraserVIC2019–current[94]
Shayne Neumann Shayne Neumann

(born 1961)

  LaborBlairQLD2007–current[95]
Gabriel Ng

(born 1982)

  LaborMenziesVIC2025–current[96]
Llew O'Brien

(born 1972)

  National[a]Wide BayQLD2016–current[97]
Ted O'Brien

(born 1974)

  Liberal[b]FairfaxQLD2016–current[98]
Clare O'Neil Clare O'Neil

(born 1980)

  LaborHothamVIC2013–current[99]
Tony Pasin

(born 1977)

  LiberalBarkerSA2013–current[100]
Alicia Payne

(born 1982)

  LaborCanberraACT2019–current[101]
Alison Penfold

(born 1971)

  NationalLyneNSW2025–current[102]
Fiona Philips Fiona Phillips

(born 1970)

  LaborGilmoreNSW2019–current[103]
Henry Pike

(born 1987)

  Liberal[b]BowmanQLD2022–current[104]
Tanya Plibersek Tanya Plibersek

(born 1969)

  LaborSydneyNSW1998–current[105]
Melissa Price

(born 1963)

  LiberalDurackWA2013–current[106]
Sam Rae

(born 1986)

  LaborHawkeVIC2022–current[107]
Leon Rebello

(born 1995)

  Liberal[b]McPhersonQLD2025–current[108]
Gordon Reid

(born 1992)

  LaborRobertsonNSW2022–current[109]
Dan Repacholi Dan Repacholi

(born 1982)

  LaborHunterNSW2022–current[110]
Amanda Rishworth Amanda Rishworth

(born 1978)

  LaborKingstonSA2007–current[111]
Tracey Roberts

(born 1961)

  LaborPearceWA2022–current[112]
Michelle Rowland Michelle Rowland

(born 1971)

  LaborGreenwayNSW2010–current[113]
Joanne Ryan Joanne Ryan

(born 1961)

  LaborLalorVIC2013–current[114]
Monique Ryan Monique Ryan

(born 1967)

  IndependentKooyongVIC2022–current[115]
Sophie Scamps Sophie Scamps

(born 1971)

  IndependentMackellarNSW2022–current[116]
Marion Scrymgour Marion Scrymgour

(born 1960)

  LaborLingiariNT[c]2022–current[117]
Rebekha Sharkie Rebekha Sharkie

(born 1972)

  Centre AllianceMayoSA
  • 2016–2018;
  • 2018–current
[118]
Sally Sitou Sally Sitou

(born 1982)

  LaborReidNSW2022–current[119]
Ben Small

(born 1988)

  LiberalForrestWA2025–current[120]
David Smith David Smith

(born 1970)

  LaborBeanACT[d]2019–current[121]
Matt Smith

(born 1979)

  LaborLeichhardtQLD2025–current[122]
Zhi Soon

(born 1985)

  LaborBanksNSW2025–current[123]
Allegra Spender Allegra Spender

(born 1978)

  Community StrongWentworthNSW2022–current[124][125]
Anne Stanley Anne Stanley

(born 1961)

  LaborWerriwaNSW2016–current[126]
Zali Steggall Zali Steggall

(born 1974)

  Community StrongWarringahNSW2019–current[125][127]
Meryl Swanson Meryl Swanson

(born 1970)

  LaborPatersonNSW2016–current[128]
Angus Taylor Angus Taylor

(born 1966)

  LiberalHumeNSW2013–current[129]
Jess Teesdale

(born 1983)

  LaborBassTAS2025–current[130]
Dan Tehan Dan Tehan

(born 1968)

  LiberalWannonVIC2010–current[131]
Susan Templeman

(born 1963)

  LaborMacquarieNSW2016–current[132]
Matt Thistlethwaite Matt Thistlethwaite

(born 1972)

  LaborKingsford SmithNSW2013–current[133]
Phillip Thompson Phillip Thompson

(born 1988)

  Liberal[b]HerbertQLD2019–current[134]
Kate Thwaites

(born 1980)

  LaborJagajagaVIC2019–current[135]
Anne Urquhart

(born 1957)

  LaborBraddonTAS2025–current[136]
Tom Venning

(born 1994)

  LiberalGreySA2025–current[137]
Aaron Violi

(born 1984)

  LiberalCaseyVIC2022–current[138]
Andrew Wallace Andrew Wallace

(born 1968)

  Liberal[b]FisherQLD2016–current[139]
Elizabeth Watson-Brown Elizabeth Watson-Brown

(born 1956)

  GreensRyanQLD2022–current[140]
Tim Watts Tim Watts

(born 1982)

  LaborGellibrandVIC2013–current[141]
Anne Webster

(born 1959)

  NationalMalleeVIC2019–current[142]
Anika Wells Anika Wells

(born 1985)

  LaborLilleyQLD2019–current[143]
Rebecca White

(born 1983)

  LaborLyonsTAS2025–current[144]
Andrew Willcox 

(born 1969)

  National[a]DawsonQLD2022–current[145]
Andrew Wilkie Andrew Wilkie

(born 1961)

  IndependentClarkTAS2010–current[146]
Josh Wilson Josh Wilson

(born 1972)

  LaborFremantleWA
  • 2016–2018;
  • 2018–current
[147]
Rick Wilson Rick Wilson

(born 1966)

  LiberalO'ConnorWA2013–current[148]
Tim Wilson

(born 1980)

  LiberalGoldsteinVIC
  • 2016–2022;
  • 2025–current
[149]
Sarah Witty

(born 1972)

  LaborMelbourneVIC2025–current[150]
Jason Wood Jason Wood

(born 1968)

  LiberalLa TrobeVIC
  • 2004–2010;
  • 2013–current
[151]
Terry Young Terry Young

(born 1968)

  Liberal[b]Longman QLD 2019–current [152]
Tony Zappia Tony Zappia

(born 1952)

  LaborMakinSA2007–current[153]
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Current party standings

As of 25 June 2026.

94 1 1 1 8 2 2 8 16 17
ALP GRN CA KAP IND CSA ONP NAT LNP LIB

Breakdown by state and territory

More information State/Territory, Labor ...
State/Territory Labor Coalition Greens Independent One Nation Centre Alliance Katter's Australian Party Total
New South Wales 28 60.87% 10 21.74% 0 – 6 13.04% 2 4.35% 0 – 0 – 46
Victoria 27 71.1% 9 23.7% 0 – 2 5.3% 0 – 0 – 0 – 38
Queensland 12 40.0% 16 53.3% 1 3.3% 0 – 0 – 0 – 1 3.3% 30
Western Australia 11 68.8% 4 25.0% 0 – 1 6.3% 0 – 0 – 0 – 16
South Australia 7 70.0% 2 20.0% 0 – 0 – 0 – 1 10.0% 0 – 10
Tasmania 4 80.0% 0 – 0 – 1 20.0% 0 – 0 – 0 – 5
Australian Capital Territory [d] 3 100.0% 0 – 0 – 0 – 0 – 0 – 0 – 3
Northern Territory [c] 2 100.0% 0 – 0 – 0 – 0 – 0 – 0 – 2
House of Representatives 94 62.7% 41 27.3% 1 0.7% 10 6.7% 2 1.4% 1 0.7% 1 0.7% 150
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Changes of composition

Party composition

Over the course of the 48th Parliament, changes in membership resulted in changes to party composition, which are summarised below.

House of Representatives composition as of 9 May 2026
More information Party(shading shows majority), Total ...
Overview of House membership by party
Party
(shading shows majority)
 Total Vacant
Labor Liberal National Crossbench
End of previous Parliament 77 39 14 19[e] 149 2
Begin (8 December 2025) 94 28[f] 14[g] 14[h] 150 0
13 February 2026 27 14 14 149 1[154]
9 May 2026 27 14 15[i] 150 0
Current voting share 62.7% 27.3% 10% 100% 0%
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Membership changes

This table lists members of the House who have resigned, died, been elected or appointed, or otherwise changed their party affiliation during the 48th Parliament.

More information Seat, Before ...
Seat Before Change After
Member Party Type Date Date Member Party
New England Barnaby Joyce National Resignation from party 27 November 2025 Barnaby Joyce Independent
New England Barnaby Joyce Independent Joined new party 8 December 2025 Barnaby Joyce One Nation
Farrer Sussan Ley Liberal Resignation 27 February 2026 9 May 2026 David Farley One Nation
Wentworth Allegra Spender Independent Founded new party 25 June 2026 Allegra Spender Community Strong
Warringah Zali Steggall Independent Founded new party 25 June 2026 Zali Steggall Community Strong
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Notes

  1. [a]
    Member of the LNP who sits with the National Party.
  2. [b]
    Member of the LNP who sits with the Liberal Party.
  3. [c]
    The Division of Lingiari within the Northern Territory also includes the respective external territories of Cocos (Keeling) Islands and Christmas Island.
  4. [d]
    The Division of Bean within the Australian Capital Territory also includes the external territory of Norfolk Island.
  5. [e]
    Included 13 Independents, 4 Greens, 1 Centre Alliance, and 1 KAP.
  6. [f]
    Including 10 Liberal National Party of Queensland (LNP) MPs who sit in the Liberals party room
  7. [g]
    Including 6 Liberal National Party of Queensland (LNP) MPs who sit in the Nationals party room
  8. [h]
    The Crossbench includes 1 Greens, 1 Katter's Australian, 1 Centre Alliance, 1 One Nation, and 10 Independents: Nicolette Boele, Kate Chaney, Andrew Gee, Helen Haines, Dai Le, Monique Ryan, Sophie Scamps, Allegra Spender, Zali Steggall and Andrew Wilkie.
  9. [i]
    Following the 2026 Farrer by-election

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