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Members of the Tasmanian House of Assembly, 2025–2029

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This is a list of members of the Tasmanian House of Assembly, elected at the 2025 state election.[1][2]

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Name Party Electorate Years in office
Hon Eric Abetz[2]LiberalFranklin2024–present
Bridget Archer[2]LiberalBass2025–present
Tabatha Badger[2]GreensLyons2024–present
Hon Guy Barnett[2]LiberalLyons2014–present
Vica Bayley[2]GreensClark2023–present
Dr Shane Broad[2]LaborBraddon2017–present
Meg Brown[2]LaborFranklin2024–present
Helen Burnet[2]1Greens/IndependentClark2024–present
Jen Butler[2]LaborLyons2018–present
Carlo Di Falco[2]SFFLyons2025–present
Anita Dow[2]LaborBraddon2018–present
Hon Felix Ellis[2]LiberalBraddon2020–2021, 2021–present
Rob Fairs[2]LiberalBass2024–present
Hon Michael Ferguson[2]LiberalBass2010–present
Janie Finlay[2]LaborBass2021–present
Craig Garland[2]IndependentBraddon2024–present
Peter George[2]IndependentFranklin2025–present
Jess Greene[2]LaborBass2025–present
Ella Haddad[2]LaborClark2018–present
Hon Jane Howlett[2]LiberalLyons2024–present
Hon Roger Jaensch[2]LiberalBraddon2014–present
Kristie Johnston[2]IndependentClark2021–present
Brian Mitchell[2]LaborLyons2025–present
David O'Byrne[2]IndependentFranklin2010–2014, 2018–present
Hon Madeleine Ogilvie[2]LiberalClark2014–2018, 2019–present
Gavin Pearce[2]LiberalBraddon2025–present
Hon Jacquie Petrusma[2]LiberalFranklin2010–2022, 2024–present
George Razay[2]IndependentBass2025–present
Hon Jeremy Rockliff[2]LiberalBraddon2002–present
Cecily Rosol[2]GreensBass2024–present
Mark Shelton[2]LiberalLyons2010–present
Marcus Vermey[2]LiberalClark2025–present
Josh Willie[2]LaborClark2024–present
Hon Dean Winter[2]LaborFranklin2021–present
Dr Rosalie Woodruff[2]GreensFranklin2015–present
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1 Clark MHA Helen Burnet resigned from the Greens on 2 August 2026 to sit as an independent.[3]

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