Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 2020–2024 explained

Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly
Term:2020–2024
Previous:2017–2020
Next:2024–2028

This is a list of members of the 57th Legislative Assembly of Queensland from 2020 to 2024, as elected at the 2020 election held on 31 October 2020.[1] [2] [3]

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Stephen Andrewbgcolor= One NationMiraniCentral Queensland–Mackay, Isaac and Whitsunday2017–2024Also known as "Moli Duru Ambae".[4]
Mark Baileybgcolor= LaborMillerSouth East Queensland2015–presentMinister for Transport and Main Roads (2017–2023)
Ros Batesbgcolor= Liberal NationalMudgeerabaSouth East Queensland2009–present
Stephen Bennettbgcolor= Liberal NationalBurnettWide Bay–Burnett–Central Queensland2012–present
Michael Berkmanbgcolor= GreensMaiwarSouth East Queensland2017–present
Jarrod Bleijiebgcolor= Liberal NationalKawanaSouth East Queensland2009–presentDeputy Leader of the Opposition (since 2022)
Sandy Boltonbgcolor= IndependentNoosaSouth East Queensland2017–present
Mark Boothmanbgcolor= Liberal NationalTheodoreSouth East Queensland2012–present
Colin Boycebgcolor= Liberal NationalCallideDarling Downs–Wide Bay–Burnett–Central Queensland2017–2022
Nikki Boydbgcolor= LaborPine RiversSouth East Queensland2015–presentAssistant Minister for Local Government (2020–2022)
Don Brownbgcolor= LaborCapalabaSouth East Queensland2015–2024Chief Government Whip (since 2017)
Jonty Bushbgcolor= LaborCooperSouth East Queensland2020–present
Glenn Butcherbgcolor= LaborGladstoneCentral Queensland2015–present
    Amanda Cammbgcolor= Liberal NationalWhitsundayMackay, Isaac and Whitsunday2020–present
    Michael Crandonbgcolor= Liberal NationalCoomeraSouth East Queensland2009–present
    Craig Crawfordbgcolor= LaborBarron RiverFar North Queensland2015–2024
    David Crisafullibgcolor= Liberal NationalBroadwaterSouth East Queensland2012–2015, 2017–presentLeader of the Opposition (since 2020)
    Yvette D'Athbgcolor= LaborRedcliffeSouth East Queensland2014–2024
    Nick Damettobgcolor= Katter's AustralianHinchinbrookNorth Queensland2017–present
    Mick de Brennibgcolor= LaborSpringwoodSouth East Queensland2015–present
    Cameron Dickbgcolor= LaborWoodridgeSouth East Queensland2009–2012, 2015–present
    Leeanne Enochbgcolor= LaborAlgesterSouth East Queensland2015–present
    Di Farmerbgcolor= LaborBulimbaSouth East Queensland2009–2012, 2015–present
    Shannon Fentimanbgcolor= LaborWaterfordSouth East Queensland2015–present
    Deb Frecklingtonbgcolor= Liberal NationalNanangoWide Bay–Burnett2012–present
    Mark Furnerbgcolor= LaborFerny GroveSouth East Queensland2015–present
    Laura Gerberbgcolor= Liberal NationalCurrumbinSouth East Queensland2020–present
    Julieanne Gilbertbgcolor= LaborMackayMackay, Isaac and Whitsunday2015–2024Assistant Minister for Health and Regional Health Infrastructure (2020–2023)
    Grace Gracebgcolor= LaborMcConnelSouth East Queensland2007–2012, 2015–presentMinister for Industrial Relations (since 2015)Minister for Racing (since 2020)Minister for Education (2017–2023)
    Aaron Harperbgcolor= LaborThuringowaNorth Queensland2015–2024
    Michael Hartbgcolor= Liberal NationalBurleighSouth East Queensland2012–2024
    Bryson Headbgcolor= Liberal NationalCallideDarling Downs–Wide Bay–Burnett–Central Queensland2022–present
    Michael Healybgcolor= LaborCairnsFar North Queensland2017–present
    Stirling Hinchliffebgcolor= LaborSandgateSouth East Queensland2006–2012, 2015–2024
    Jennifer Howardbgcolor= LaborIpswichSouth East Queensland2015–present
    Jason Huntbgcolor= LaborCaloundraSouth East Queensland2020–2024
    David Janetzkibgcolor= Liberal NationalToowoomba SouthDarling Downs2016–presentDeputy Leader of the Opposition (2020–2022)
    Robbie Katterbgcolor= Katter's AustralianTraegerFar North Queensland–North Queensland2012–present
    Joe Kellybgcolor= LaborGreenslopesSouth East Queensland2015–presentDeputy Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland (since 2020)
    Ali Kingbgcolor= LaborPumicestoneSouth East Queensland2020–2024
    Shane Kingbgcolor= LaborKurwongbahSouth East Queensland2015–present
    Shane Knuthbgcolor= Katter's AustralianHillFar North Queensland2004–present
    Jon Krausebgcolor= Liberal NationalScenic RimSouth East Queensland2012–present
    John-Paul Langbroekbgcolor= Liberal NationalSurfers ParadiseSouth East Queensland2004–present
    Dale Lastbgcolor= Liberal NationalBurdekinMackay, Isaac and Whitsunday2015–present
    Brittany Laugabgcolor= LaborKeppelCentral Queensland2015–2024
    Ann Leahybgcolor= Liberal NationalWarregoDarling Downs2015–present
    Leanne Linardbgcolor= LaborNudgeeSouth East Queensland2015–present
    James Listerbgcolor= Liberal NationalSouthern DownsDarling Downs2017–present
    Cynthia Luibgcolor= LaborCookFar North Queensland2017–2024
    Amy MacMahonbgcolor= GreensSouth BrisbaneSouth East Queensland2020–2024
    Jim Maddenbgcolor= LaborIpswich WestSouth East Queensland2015–2024
    Tim Manderbgcolor= Liberal NationalEvertonSouth East Queensland 2012–present
    James Martinbgcolor= LaborStrettonSouth East Queensland2021–present
    Lance McCallumbgcolor= LaborBundambaSouth East Queensland2020–present
    Jim McDonaldbgcolor= Liberal NationalLockyerSouth East Queensland2017–present
    Melissa McMahonbgcolor= LaborMacalisterSouth East Queensland2017–present
    Corrine McMillanbgcolor= LaborMansfieldSouth East Queensland2017–present
    Bart Mellishbgcolor= LaborAspleySouth East Queensland2017–presentMinister for Transport and Main Roads (since 2023)Minister for Digital Services (since 2023)
    Brent Mickelbergbgcolor= Liberal NationalBuderimSouth East Queensland2017–present
    Steven Milesbgcolor= LaborMurrumbaSouth East Queensland2015–present
    Lachlan Millarbgcolor= Liberal NationalGregoryCentral Queensland2015–present
    Steve Minnikinbgcolor= Liberal NationalChatsworthSouth East Queensland2012–present
    Rob Molhoekbgcolor= Liberal NationalSouthportSouth East Queensland2012–present
    Charis Mullenbgcolor= LaborJordanSouth East Queensland2017–present
    Tim Nichollsbgcolor= Liberal NationalClayfieldSouth East Queensland2006–present
    Margie Nightingalebgcolor= LaborInalaSouth East Queensland2024–present
    Sam O'Connorbgcolor= Liberal NationalBonneySouth East Queensland2017–present
    Barry O'Rourkebgcolor= LaborRockhamptonCentral Queensland2017–2024
    Annastacia Palaszczukbgcolor= LaborInalaSouth East Queensland2006–2023
    Joan Peasebgcolor= LaborLyttonSouth East Queensland2015–presentSenior Government Whip (since 2017)
    Duncan Peggbgcolor= LaborStrettonSouth East Queensland2015–2021
    Tony Perrettbgcolor= Liberal NationalGympieWide Bay–Burnett2015–present
    Curtis Pittbgcolor= LaborMulgraveFar North Queensland2009–2024Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland (since 2018)
    Andrew Powellbgcolor= Liberal NationalGlass HouseSouth East Queensland2009–presentManager of Opposition Business in the House (since 2022)
    Linus Powerbgcolor= LaborLoganSouth East Queensland2015–present
    Jess Pughbgcolor= LaborMount OmmaneySouth East Queensland2017–presentDeputy Government Whip (since 2020)
    Dan Purdiebgcolor= Liberal NationalNinderrySouth East Queensland2017–present
    Kim Richardsbgcolor= LaborRedlandsSouth East Queensland2017–2024
    Mark Robinsonbgcolor= Liberal NationalOodgerooSouth East Queensland2009–2024
    Christian Rowanbgcolor= Liberal NationalMoggillSouth East Queensland2015–present
    Peter Russobgcolor= LaborTooheySouth East Queensland2015–present
    Mark Ryanbgcolor= LaborMorayfieldSouth East Queensland2009–2012, 2015–present
    Bruce Saundersbgcolor= LaborMaryboroughWide Bay–Burnett2015–present
    Meaghan Scanlonbgcolor= LaborGavenSouth East Queensland2017–present
    Fiona Simpsonbgcolor= Liberal NationalMaroochydoreSouth East Queensland1992–present
    Robert Skeltonbgcolor= LaborNicklinSouth East Queensland2020–2024
    Tom Smithbgcolor= LaborBundabergWide Bay–Burnett2020–present
    Ray Stevensbgcolor= Liberal NationalMermaid BeachSouth East Queensland2006–present
    Scott Stewartbgcolor= LaborTownsvilleNorth Queensland2015–2024Minister for Resources and Critical Development (since 2023)Minister for Resources (2020–2023)
    Jimmy Sullivanbgcolor= LaborStaffordSouth East Queensland2020–present
    Adrian Tantaribgcolor= LaborHervey BayWide Bay–Burnett2020–2024
    Les Walkerbgcolor= LaborMundingburraNorth Queensland2020–2024
    Trevor Wattsbgcolor= Liberal NationalToowoomba NorthDarling Downs2012–present
    Pat Weirbgcolor= Liberal NationalCondamineDarling Downs2015–present
    Chris Whitingbgcolor= LaborBancroftSouth East Queensland2015–present
    Darren Zanowbgcolor= Liberal NationalIpswich WestSouth East Queensland2024–2024

    Notes and References

    1. Web site: Queensland State Election 2020: a quick guide . Madden . Cathy . 12 January 2021 . parlinfo.aph.gov.au . Department of Parliamentary Services (DPS) .
    2. Web site: Opening of the First Session of the 57th Queensland Parliament . 25 November 2020 . govhouse.qld.gov.au .
    3. Web site: Members of the Legislative Assembly 57th Parliament . documents.parliament.qld.gov.au . .
    4. News: Lynch . Lydia . 28 November 2019 . One Nation MP apologises for failing to declare Vanuatu trip . .

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