Liste der Mitglieder des australischen Repräsentantenhauses (2001–2004)

Dies ist die Liste der Abgeordneten des australischen Repräsentantenhauses zwischen 2001 und 2004. Insgesamt wurden 150 Mitglieder bei den Parlamentswahlen 2001 für das Unterhaus gewählt. Die nationalliberale Koalition aus der Nationalen Partei Australiens, der Liberal Party of Australia und der Country Liberal Party bildeten mit 82 Sitzen die Mehrheit.

Mitglied	Partei	Wahlkreis	Bundesstaat bzw. Territorium	Amtszeiten
Tony Abbott	Liberal Party of Australia	Warringah	New South Wales	1994–
Dick Adams	Australian Labor Party	Lyons	Tasmanien	1993–
Anthony Albanese	Australian Labor Party	Grayndler	New South Wales	1996–
John Anderson	Nationale Partei Australiens	Gwydir	New South Wales	1989–2007
Peter Andren	parteilos	Calare	New South Wales	1996–2007
Neil Andrew	Liberal Party of Australia	Wakefield	South Australia	1983–2004
Kevin Andrews	Liberal Party of Australia	Menzies	Victoria	1991–
Larry Anthony	Nationale Partei Australiens	Richmond	New South Wales	1996–2004
Fran Bailey	Liberal Party of Australia	McEwen	Victoria	1990–1993, 1996–2010
Phil Barresi	Liberal Party of Australia	Deakin	Victoria	1996–2007
Bruce Baird	Liberal Party of Australia	Cook	New South Wales	1998–2007
Bob Baldwin	Liberal Party of Australia	Paterson	New South Wales	1996–1998, 2001–
Kerry Bartlett	Liberal Party of Australia	Macquarie	New South Wales	1996–2007
Kim Beazley	Australian Labor Party	Brand	Western Australia	1980–2007
Arch Bevis	Australian Labor Party	Brisbane	Queensland	1990–2010
Bruce Billson	Liberal Party of Australia	Dunkley	Victoria	1996–
Bronwyn Bishop	Liberal Party of Australia	Mackellar	New South Wales	1994–
Julie Bishop	Liberal Party of Australia	Curtin	Western Australia	1998–
Laurie Brereton	Australian Labor Party	Kingsford Smith	New South Wales	1990–2004
Mal Brough	Liberal Party of Australia	Longman	Queensland	1996–2007
Anna Burke	Australian Labor Party	Chisholm	Victoria	1998–
Anthony Byrne	Australian Labor Party	Holt	Victoria	1999–
Alan Cadman	Liberal Party of Australia	Mitchell	New South Wales	1974–2007
Ross Cameron	Liberal Party of Australia	Parramatta	New South Wales	1996–2004
Ian Causley	Nationale Partei Australiens	Page	New South Wales	1996–2007
Bob Charles	Liberal Party of Australia	La Trobe	Victoria	1990–2004
Steven Ciobo	Liberal Party of Australia	Moncrieff	Queensland	2001–
John Cobb	Nationale Partei Australiens	Parkes	New South Wales	2001–
Ann Corcoran	Australian Labor Party	Isaacs	Victoria	2000–2007
Peter Costello	Liberal Party of Australia	Higgins	Victoria	1990–2009
David Cox	Australian Labor Party	Kingston	South Australia	1998–2004
Simon Crean	Australian Labor Party	Hotham	Victoria	1990–
Janice Crosio	Australian Labor Party	Prospect	New South Wales	1990–2004
Michael Danby	Australian Labor Party	Melbourne Ports	Victoria	1998–
Alexander Downer	Liberal Party of Australia	Mayo	South Australia	1984–2008
Trish Draper	Liberal Party of Australia	Makin	South Australia	1996–2007
Peter Dutton	Liberal Party of Australia	Dickson	Queensland	2001–
Graham Edwards	Australian Labor Party	Cowan	Western Australia	1998–2007
Annette Ellis	Australian Labor Party	Canberra	Australian Capital Territory	1996–2010
Kay Elson	Liberal Party of Australia	Forde	Queensland	1996–2007
Craig Emerson	Australian Labor Party	Rankin	Queensland	1998–
Warren Entsch	Liberal Party of Australia	Leichhardt	Queensland	1996–2007, 2010–
Martyn Evans	Australian Labor Party	Bonython	South Australia	1994–2004
Pat Farmer	Liberal Party of Australia	Macarthur	New South Wales	2001–2010
Laurie Ferguson	Australian Labor Party	Reid	New South Wales	1990–
Martin Ferguson	Australian Labor Party	Batman	Victoria	1996–
Joel Fitzgibbon	Australian Labor Party	Hunter	New South Wales	1996–
John Forrest	Nationale Partei Australiens	Mallee	Victoria	1993–
Christine Gallus	Liberal Party of Australia	Hindmarsh	South Australia	1990–2004
Teresa Gambaro	Liberal Party of Australia	Petrie	Queensland	1996–2007, 2010–
Joanna Gash	Liberal Party of Australia	Gilmore	New South Wales	1996–
Jennie George	Australian Labor Party	Throsby	New South Wales	2001–2010
Petro Georgiou	Liberal Party of Australia	Kooyong	Victoria	1994–2010
Steve Gibbons	Australian Labor Party	Bendigo	Victoria	1998–
Julia Gillard	Australian Labor Party	Lalor	Victoria	1998–
Sharon Grierson	Australian Labor Party	Newcastle	New South Wales	2001–
Alan Griffin	Australian Labor Party	Bruce	Victoria	1993–
Barry Haase	Liberal Party of Australia	Kalgoorlie	Western Australia	1998–
Jill Hall	Australian Labor Party	Shortland	New South Wales	1998–
Gary Hardgrave	Liberal Party of Australia	Moreton	Queensland	1996–2007
Luke Hartsuyker	Nationale Partei Australiens	Cowper	New South Wales	2001–
Michael Hatton	Australian Labor Party	Blaxland	New South Wales	1996–2007
David Hawker	Liberal Party of Australia	Wannon	Victoria	1983–2010
Kelly Hoare	Australian Labor Party	Charlton	New South Wales	1998–2007
Joe Hockey	Liberal Party of Australia	North Sydney	New South Wales	1996–
John Howard	Liberal Party of Australia	Bennelong	New South Wales	1974–2007
Kay Hull	Nationale Partei Australiens	Riverina	New South Wales	1998–2010
Greg Hunt	Liberal Party of Australia	Flinders	Victoria	2001–
Julia Irwin	Australian Labor Party	Fowler	New South Wales	1998–2010
Sharryn Jackson	Australian Labor Party	Hasluck	Western Australia	2001–2004, 2007–2010
Harry Jenkins	Australian Labor Party	Scullin	Victoria	1986–
Michael Johnson	Liberal Party of Australia	Ryan	Queensland	2001–2010
David Jull	Liberal Party of Australia	Fadden	Queensland	1975–1983, 1984–2007
Bob Katter	parteilos	Kennedy	Queensland	1993–
De-Anne Kelly	Nationale Partei Australiens	Dawson	Queensland	1996–2007
Jackie Kelly	Liberal Party of Australia	Lindsay	New South Wales	1996–2007
David Kemp	Liberal Party of Australia	Goldstein	Victoria	1990–2004
Duncan Kerr	Australian Labor Party	Denison	Tasmanien	1987–2010
Catherine King	Australian Labor Party	Ballarat	Victoria	2001–
Peter King	Liberal Party of Australia/parteilos	Wentworth	New South Wales	2001–2004
Mark Latham	Australian Labor Party	Werriwa	New South Wales	1994–2005
Carmen Lawrence	Australian Labor Party	Fremantle	Western Australia	1994–2007
Sussan Ley	Liberal Party of Australia	Farrer	New South Wales	2001–
Peter Lindsay	Liberal Party of Australia	Herbert	Queensland	1996–2010
Kirsten Livermore	Australian Labor Party	Capricornia	Queensland	1998–
Jim Lloyd	Liberal Party of Australia	Robertson	New South Wales	1996–2007
Stewart McArthur	Liberal Party of Australia	Corangamite	Victoria	1984–2007
Robert McClelland	Australian Labor Party	Barton	New South Wales	1996–
Ian Macfarlane	Liberal Party of Australia	Groom	Queensland	1998–
Jann McFarlane	Australian Labor Party	Stirling	Western Australia	1998–2004
Peter McGauran	Nationale Partei Australiens	Gippsland	Victoria	1983–2008
Leo McLeay	Australian Labor Party	Watson	New South Wales	1979–2004
Bob McMullan	Australian Labor Party	Fraser	Australian Capital Territory	1996–2010
Jenny Macklin	Australian Labor Party	Jagajaga	Victoria	1996–
Stephen Martin⁠	Australian Labor Party	Cunningham	New South Wales	1984–2002
Margaret May	Liberal Party of Australia	McPherson	Queensland	1998–2010
Daryl Melham	Australian Labor Party	Banks	New South Wales	1990–
Frank Mossfield	Australian Labor Party	Greenway	New South Wales	1996–2004
Judi Moylan	Liberal Party of Australia	Pearce	Western Australia	1993–
John Murphy	Australian Labor Party	Lowe	New South Wales	1998–
Gary Nairn	Liberal Party of Australia	Eden-Monaro	New South Wales	1996–2007
Brendan Nelson	Liberal Party of Australia	Bradfield	New South Wales	1996–2009
Paul Neville	Nationale Partei Australiens	Hinkler	Queensland	1993–
Michelle O’Byrne	Australian Labor Party	Bass	Tasmanien	1998–2004
Brendan O’Connor	Australian Labor Party	Burke	Victoria	2001–
Gavan O’Connor	Australian Labor Party	Corio	Victoria	1993–2007
Michael Organ⁠	Australian Greens	Cunningham	New South Wales	2002–2004
Sophie Panopoulos	Liberal Party of Australia	Indi	Victoria	2001–
Chris Pearce	Liberal Party of Australia	Aston	Victoria	2001–2010
Tanya Plibersek	Australian Labor Party	Sydney	New South Wales	1998–
Roger Price	Australian Labor Party	Chifley	New South Wales	1984–2010
Geoff Prosser	Liberal Party of Australia	Forrest	Western Australia	1987–2007
Christopher Pyne	Liberal Party of Australia	Sturt	South Australia	1993–
Harry Quick	Australian Labor Party	Franklin	Tasmanien	1993–2007
Don Randall	Liberal Party of Australia	Canning	Western Australia	1996–1998, 2001–
Bernie Ripoll	Australian Labor Party	Oxley	Queensland	1998–
Nicola Roxon	Australian Labor Party	Gellibrand	Victoria	1998–
Kevin Rudd	Australian Labor Party	Griffith	Queensland	1998–
Philip Ruddock	Liberal Party of Australia	Berowra	New South Wales	1973–
Rod Sawford	Australian Labor Party	Port Adelaide	South Australia	1988–2007
Alby Schultz	Liberal Party of Australia	Hume	New South Wales	1998–
Con Sciacca	Australian Labor Party	Bowman	Queensland	1987–1996, 1998–2004
Bruce Scott	Nationale Partei Australiens	Maranoa	Queensland	1990–
Patrick Secker	Liberal Party of Australia	Barker	South Australia	1998–
Bob Sercombe	Australian Labor Party	Maribyrnong	Victoria	1996–2007
Sid Sidebottom	Australian Labor Party	Braddon	Tasmanien	1998–2004, 2007–
Peter Slipper	Liberal Party of Australia	Fisher	Queensland	1984–1987, 1993–
Stephen Smith	Australian Labor Party	Perth	Western Australia	1993–
Tony Smith	Liberal Party of Australia	Casey	Victoria	2001–
Warren Snowdon	Australian Labor Party	Lingiari	Northern Territory	1987–1996, 1998–
Alex Somlyay	Liberal Party of Australia	Fairfax	Queensland	1990–
Andrew Southcott	Liberal Party of Australia	Boothby	South Australia	1996–
Sharman Stone	Liberal Party of Australia	Murray	Victoria	1996–
Wayne Swan	Australian Labor Party	Lilley	Queensland	1993–1996, 1998–
Lindsay Tanner	Australian Labor Party	Melbourne	Victoria	1993–2010
Cameron Thompson	Liberal Party of Australia	Blair	Queensland	1998–2007
Kelvin Thomson	Australian Labor Party	Wills	Victoria	1996–
Ken Ticehurst	Liberal Party of Australia	Dobell	New South Wales	2001–2007
Dave Tollner	Country Liberal Party	Solomon	Northern Territory	2001–2007
Warren Truss	Nationale Partei Australiens	Wide Bay	Queensland	1990–
Wilson Tuckey	Liberal Party of Australia	O’Connor	Western Australia	1980–2010
Mark Vaile	Nationale Partei Australiens	Lyne	New South Wales	1993–2008
Danna Vale	Liberal Party of Australia	Hughes	New South Wales	1996–2010
Maria Vamvakinou	Australian Labor Party	Calwell	Victoria	2001–
Barry Wakelin	Liberal Party of Australia	Grey	South Australia	1993–2007
Mal Washer	Liberal Party of Australia	Moore	Western Australia	1998–
Kim Wilkie	Australian Labor Party	Swan	Western Australia	1998–2007
Daryl Williams	Liberal Party of Australia	Tangney	Western Australia	1993–2004
Tony Windsor	parteilos	New England	New South Wales	2001–
Trish Worth	Liberal Party of Australia	Adelaide	South Australia	1996–2004
Christian Zahra	Australian Labor Party	McMillan	Victoria	1998–2004

¹ 

Stephen Martin (Australian Labor Party) trat am 16. August 2002 zurück. Die dadurch resultierende Nachwahl am 19. Oktober 2002 in Cunningham gewann Michael Organ (Australian Greens).

Mitglieder des australischen Repräsentantenhauses

1. Wahlperiode (1901–1903) | 2. Wahlperiode (1903–1906) | 3. Wahlperiode (1906–1910) | 4. Wahlperiode (1910–1913) | 5. Wahlperiode (1913–1914) | 6. Wahlperiode (1914–1917) | 7. Wahlperiode (1917–1919) | 8. Wahlperiode (1919–1922) | 9. Wahlperiode (1922–1925) | 10. Wahlperiode (1925–1928) | 11. Wahlperiode (1928–1929) | 12. Wahlperiode (1929–1931) | 13. Wahlperiode (1931–1934) | 14. Wahlperiode (1934–1937) | 15. Wahlperiode (1937–1940) | 16. Wahlperiode (1940–1943) | 17. Wahlperiode (1943–1946) | 18. Wahlperiode (1946–1949) | 19. Wahlperiode (1949–1951) | 20. Wahlperiode (1951–1954) | 21. Wahlperiode (1954–1955) | 22. Wahlperiode (1955–1958) | 23. Wahlperiode (1958–1961) | 24. Wahlperiode (1961–1963) | 25. Wahlperiode (1963–1966) | 26. Wahlperiode (1966–1969) | 27. Wahlperiode (1969–1972) | 28. Wahlperiode (1972–1974) | 29. Wahlperiode (1974–1975) | 30. Wahlperiode (1975–1977) | 31. Wahlperiode (1977–1980) | 32. Wahlperiode (1980–1983) | 33. Wahlperiode (1983–1984) | 34. Wahlperiode (1984–1987) | 35. Wahlperiode (1987–1990) | 36. Wahlperiode (1990–1993) | 37. Wahlperiode (1993–1996) | 38. Wahlperiode (1996–1998) | 39. Wahlperiode (1998–2001) | 40. Wahlperiode (2001–2004) | 41. Wahlperiode (2004–2007) | 42. Wahlperiode (2007–2010) | 43. Wahlperiode (2010–2013) | 44. Wahlperiode (2013–2016) | 45. Wahlperiode (2016–2019) | 46. Wahlperiode (2019–2022)