Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 2004-2007

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This is a list of members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly from 2004 to 2007:

Name	Party	District	First elected
Julie Attwood	ALP	Mount Ommaney	1998
Bonny Barry	ALP	Aspley	2001
Hon Tom Barton	ALP	Waterford	1992
Hon Peter Beattie	ALP	Brisbane Central	1989
Hon Anna Bligh	ALP	South Brisbane	1995
Hon Desley Boyle	ALP	Cairns	1998
Darryl Briskey	ALP	Cleveland	1989
Michael Caltabiano 2	Liberal	Chatsworth	2005
Michael Choi	ALP	Capalaba	2001
Liddy Clark	ALP	Clayfield	2001
Dr Lesley Clark	ALP	Barron River	1989
Stuart Copeland	National	Cunningham	2001
Peta-Kaye Croft	ALP	Broadwater	2001
Hon Chris Cummins	ALP	Kawana	2001
Liz Cunningham	Independent	Gladstone	1995
Hon Nita Cunningham	ALP	Bundaberg	1998
John English	ALP	Redlands	2001
Gary Fenlon	ALP	Greenslopes	1989-1995, 1998
Simon Finn	ALP	Yeerongpilly	2004
Dr Bruce Flegg	Liberal	Moggill	2004
Chris Foley	Independent	Maryborough	2003
Hon Jim Fouras	ALP	Ashgrove	1977-1986, 1989
Andrew Fraser	ALP	Mount Coot-tha	2004
Hon Ken Hayward	ALP	Kallangur	1986
Howard Hobbs	National	Warrego	1986
Hon Ray Hollis 1	ALP	Redcliffe	1989
Paul Hoolihan	ALP	Keppel	2004
Ray Hopper	National	Darling Downs	2001
Mike Horan	National	Toowoomba South	1991
Jan Jarratt	ALP	Whitsunday	2001
Vaughan Johnson	National	Gregory	2001
Hon Margaret Keech	ALP	Albert	2001
Shane Knuth	National	Charters Towers	2004
John-Paul Langbroek	Liberal	Surfers Paradise	2004
Linda Lavarch	ALP	Petrie	1997
Peter Lawlor	ALP	Southport	2001
Ronan Lee	ALP	Indooroopilly	2001
Rosa Lee Long	One Nation	Tablelands	2001
Hon Kev Lingard	National	Beaudesert	1983
Don Livingstone	ALP	Ipswich West	1989-1998, 2001
Hon Paul Lucas	ALP	Lytton	1996
Hon Terry Mackenroth 2	ALP	Chatsworth	1977
Carolyn Male	ALP	Glass House	2001
Ted Malone	National	Mirani	1994
Mark McArdle	Liberal	Caloundra	2004
Hon Tony McGrady	ALP	Mount Isa	1989
Andrew McNamara	ALP	Hervey Bay	2001
Rosemary Menkens	National	Burdekin	2004
Robert Messenger	National	Burnett	2004
Hon John Mickel	ALP	Logan	1998
Jo-Ann Miller	ALP	Bundamba	2000
Cate Molloy	ALP	Noosa	2001
Tim Mulherin	ALP	Mackay	1995
Lindy Nelson-Carr	ALP	Mundingburra	1998
Rachel Nolan	ALP	Ipswich	2001
Hon Gordon Nuttall	ALP	Sandgate	1992
Jason O'Brien	ALP	Cook	2004
Hon Henry Palaszczuk	ALP	Inala	1984
Jim Pearce	ALP	Fitzroy	1992
Hon Warren Pitt	ALP	Mulgrave	1989-1995, 1998
Robert Poole	ALP	Gaven	1992
Dorothy Pratt	Independent	Nanango	1998
Pat Purcell	ALP	Bulimba	1992
Bob Quinn	Liberal	Robina	1989
Phil Reeves	ALP	Mansfield	1998
Diane Reilly	ALP	Mudgeeraba	2001
Hon Mike Reynolds	ALP	Townsville	1998
Ian Rickuss	National	Lockyer	2004
Elisa Roberts	Independent	Gympie	2001
Neil Roberts	ALP	Nudgee	1995
Hon Stephen Robertson	ALP	Stretton	1992
Terry Rogers 1	Liberal	Redcliffe	2005
Marc Rowell	National	Hinchinbrook	1989
Hon Robert Schwarten	ALP	Rockhampton	1989-1992, 1995
Desley Scott	ALP	Woodridge	2001
Jeff Seeney	National	Callide	1998
Kerry Shine	ALP	Toowoomba North	2001
Fiona Simpson	National	Maroochydore	1992
Christine Smith	ALP	Burleigh	2001
Hon Judy Spence	ALP	Mount Gravatt	2001
Lawrence Springborg	National	Southern Downs	1989
Barbara Stone	ALP	Springwood	2001
Karen Struthers	ALP	Algester	1998
Jan Stuckey	Liberal	Currumbin	2004
Carryn Sullivan	ALP	Pumicestone	2001
Terry Sullivan	ALP	Stafford	1991
Craig Wallace	ALP	Thuringowa	2004
Hon Rod Welford	ALP	Everton	1989
Peter Wellington	Independent	Nicklin	1998
Hon Dean Wells	ALP	Murrumba	1986
Geoff Wilson	ALP	Ferny Grove	1998

¹ ALP member Ray Hollis resigned on July 21, 2005. Liberal candidate Terry Rogers won the resulting by-election on August 20.

² ALP member Terry Mackenroth resigned on July 25, 2005. Liberal candidate Michael Caltabiano won the resulting by-election on August 20.

See also:

• Queensland legislative election, 2004

Preceded by: 50th Assembly

51st Queensland Legislative Assembly 2004–2007

Succeeded by: Incumbent