Liste der Mitglieder des australischen Repräsentantenhauses (1980–1983)

Dies ist die Liste der Abgeordneten des australischen Repräsentantenhauses zwischen 1980 und 1983. Insgesamt wurden 125 Mitglieder bei den Parlamentswahlen 1980 für das Unterhaus gewählt.

Die nationalliberale Koalition aus der National Country Party und der Liberal Party of Australia bildete mit 80 Sitzen die Mehrheit.

Mitglied	Partei	Wahlkreis	Bundesstaat bzw. Territorium	Amtszeiten
Evan Adermann	National Country Party	Fisher	Queensland	1972–1990
Doug Anthony	National Country Party	Richmond	New South Wales	1957–1984
John Armitage	Australian Labor Party	Chifley	New South Wales	1961–1963, 1969–1983
Michael Baume	Liberal Party of Australia	Macarthur	New South Wales	1975–1983
Kim Beazley	Australian Labor Party	Swan	Western Australia	1980–2007
Jack Birney	Liberal Party of Australia	Phillip	New South Wales	1975–1983
Neal Blewett	Australian Labor Party	Bonython	South Australia	1977–1994
Lionel Bowen	Australian Labor Party	Kingsford-Smith	New South Wales	1969–1990
John Bourchier	Liberal Party of Australia	Bendigo	Victoria	1972–1983
James Bradfield	Liberal Party of Australia	Barton	New South Wales	1975–1983
Ray Braithwaite	National Country Party	Dawson	Queensland	1975–1996
Bob Brown	Australian Labor Party	Hunter	New South Wales	1980–1998
John Brown	Australian Labor Party	Parramatta	New South Wales	1977–1990
Neil Brown	Liberal Party of Australia	Diamond Valley	Victoria	1969–1972, 1975–1991
Mel Bungey	Liberal Party of Australia	Canning	Western Australia	1974–1983
Max Burr	Liberal Party of Australia	Wilmot	Tasmanien	1975–1993
Alan Cadman	Liberal Party of Australia	Mitchell	New South Wales	1974–2007
Donald Cameron	Liberal Party of Australia	Fadden	Queensland	1966–1983, 1983–1990
Ewen Cameron	Liberal Party of Australia	Indi	Victoria	1977–1993
Ian Cameron	National Country Party	Maranoa	Queensland	1980–1990
Graeme Campbell	Australian Labor Party	Kalgoorlie	Western Australia	1980–1998
Jim Carlton	Liberal Party of Australia	Mackellar	New South Wales	1977–1994
Moss Cass	Australian Labor Party	Maribyrnong	Victoria	1969–1983
David Charles	Australian Labor Party	Isaacs	Victoria	1980–1990
Grant Chapman	Liberal Party of Australia	Kingston	South Australia	1975–1983
Joan Child	Australian Labor Party	Henty	Victoria	1974–1975, 1980–1990
Barry Cohen	Australian Labor Party	Robertson	New South Wales	1969–1990
Peter Coleman ⁠	Liberal Party of Australia	Wentworth	New South Wales	1981–1987
David Connolly	Liberal Party of Australia	Bradfield	New South Wales	1974–1996
Bruce Cowan	National Country Party	Lyne	New South Wales	1980–1993
Manfred Cross	Australian Labor Party	Brisbane	Queensland	1961–1975, 1980–1990
Barry Cunningham	Australian Labor Party	McMillan	Victoria	1980–1990, 1993–1996
Elaine Darling	Australian Labor Party	Lilley	Queensland	1980–1993
Arthur Dean	Liberal Party of Australia	Herbert	Queensland	1977–1983
John Dawkins	Australian Labor Party	Fremantle	Western Australia	1974–1975, 1977–1994
Don Dobie	Liberal Party of Australia	Cook	New South Wales	1966–1972, 1975–1996
Peter Drummond	Liberal Party of Australia	Forrest	Western Australia	1972–1987
Michael Duffy	Australian Labor Party	Holt	Victoria	1980–1996
Harry Edwards	Liberal Party of Australia	Berowra	New South Wales	1972–1993
Robert Ellicott ⁠	Liberal Party of Australia	Wentworth	New South Wales	1974–1981
Doug Everingham	Australian Labor Party	Capricornia	Queensland	1967–1975, 1977–1984
Peter Falconer	Liberal Party of Australia	Casey	Victoria	1975–1983
Wal Fife	Liberal Party of Australia	Farrer	New South Wales	1975–1993
Peter Fisher	National Country Party	Mallee	Victoria	1972–1993
Malcolm Fraser	Liberal Party of Australia	Wannon	Victoria	1955–1984
Ross Free	Australian Labor Party	Macquarie	New South Wales	1980–1996
Ken Fry	Australian Labor Party	Fraser	Australian Capital Territory	1974–1984
Victor Garland ⁠	Liberal Party of Australia	Curtin	Western Australia	1969–1981
Geoffrey Giles	Liberal Party of Australia	Wakefield	South Australia	1964–1983
Bruce Goodluck	Liberal Party of Australia	Franklin	Tasmanien	1975–1993
Ray Groom	Liberal Party of Australia	Braddon	Tasmanien	1975–1984
Steele Hall ⁠	Liberal Party of Australia	Boothby	South Australia	1981–1996
Graham Harris	Liberal Party of Australia	Chisholm	Victoria	1980–1983
Bob Hawke	Australian Labor Party	Wills	Victoria	1980–1992
Bill Hayden	Australian Labor Party	Oxley	Queensland	1961–1988
Noel Hicks	National Country Party	Riverina	New South Wales	1980–1998
John Hodges	Liberal Party of Australia	Petrie	Queensland	1974–1983, 1984–1987
Michael Hodgman	Liberal Party of Australia	Denison	Tasmanien	1975–1987
Clyde Holding	Australian Labor Party	Melbourne Ports	Victoria	1977–1998
John Howard	Liberal Party of Australia	Bennelong	New South Wales	1974–2007
Brian Howe	Australian Labor Party	Batman	Victoria	1977–1996
Ben Humphreys	Australian Labor Party	Griffith	Queensland	1977–1996
Ralph Hunt	National Country Party	Gwydir	New South Wales	1969–1989
Chris Hurford	Australian Labor Party	Adelaide	South Australia	1969–1988
John Hyde	Liberal Party of Australia	Moore	Western Australia	1974–1983
Ted Innes	Australian Labor Party	Melbourne	Victoria	1972–1983
Ralph Jacobi	Australian Labor Party	Hawker	South Australia	1969–1987
Alan Jarman	Liberal Party of Australia	Deakin	Victoria	1966–1983
Harry Jenkins	Australian Labor Party	Scullin	Victoria	1969–1985
Les Johnson	Australian Labor Party	Hughes	New South Wales	1955–1966, 1969–1984
Barry Jones	Australian Labor Party	Lalor	Victoria	1977–1998
Charles Jones	Australian Labor Party	Newcastle	New South Wales	1958–1983
David Jull	Liberal Party of Australia	Bowman	Queensland	1975–1983, 1984–2007
Bob Katter	National Country Party	Kennedy	Queensland	1966–1990
Paul Keating	Australian Labor Party	Blaxland	New South Wales	1969–1996
Ros Kelly	Australian Labor Party	Canberra	Australian Capital Territory	1980–1995
Lewis Kent	Australian Labor Party	Hotham	Victoria	1980–1990
John Kerin	Australian Labor Party	Werriwa	New South Wales	1972–1975, 1978–1994
Jim Killen	Liberal Party of Australia	Moreton	Queensland	1955–1983
Dick Klugman	Australian Labor Party	Prospect	New South Wales	1969–1990
Bruce Lloyd	National Country Party	Murray	Victoria	1971–1996
Stephen Lusher	National Country Party	Hume	New South Wales	1974–1984
Phillip Lynch ⁠	Liberal Party of Australia	Flinders	Victoria	1966–1982
Michael MacKellar	Liberal Party of Australia	Warringah	New South Wales	1969–1994
Sandy Mackenzie	National Country Party	Calare	New South Wales	1975–1983
Ian Macphee	Liberal Party of Australia	Balaclava	Victoria	1974–1990
Michael Maher ⁠	Australian Labor Party	Lowe	New South Wales	1982–1987
Ross McLean	Liberal Party of Australia	Perth	Western Australia	1975–1983
John McLeay ⁠	Liberal Party of Australia	Boothby	South Australia	1966–1981
Leo McLeay	Australian Labor Party	Grayndler	New South Wales	1979–2004
Leslie McMahon	Australian Labor Party	Sydney	New South Wales	1975–1983
William McMahon ⁠	Liberal Party of Australia	Lowe	New South Wales	1949–1981
Tom McVeigh	National Country Party	Darling Downs	Queensland	1972–1988
John Mildren	Australian Labor Party	Ballarat	Victoria	1980–1990
Clarrie Millar	National Country Party	Wide Bay	Queensland	1974–1990
Peter Milton	Australian Labor Party	La Trobe	Victoria	1980–1990
John Moore	Liberal Party of Australia	Ryan	Queensland	1975–2001
Peter Morris	Australian Labor Party	Shortland	New South Wales	1972–1998
Bill Morrison	Australian Labor Party	St George	New South Wales	1969–1975, 1980–1984
John Mountford	Australian Labor Party	Banks	New South Wales	1980–1990
Kevin Newman	Liberal Party of Australia	Bass	Tasmanien	1975–1984
Peter Nixon	National Country Party	Gippsland	Victoria	1961–1983
Frank O’Keefe	National Country Party	Paterson	New South Wales	1969–1984
Andrew Peacock	Liberal Party of Australia	Kooyong	Victoria	1966–1994
James Porter	Liberal Party of Australia	Barker	South Australia	1975–1990
Peter Reith ⁠	Liberal Party of Australia	Flinders	Victoria	1982–1983, 1984–2001
Eric Robinson ⁠	Liberal Party of Australia	McPherson	Queensland	1972–1990
Ian Robinson	National Country Party	Cowper	New South Wales	1963–1981
Allan Rocher ⁠	Liberal Party of Australia	Curtin	Western Australia	1981–1998
Philip Ruddock	Liberal Party of Australia	Dundas	New South Wales	1973–present
Murray Sainsbury	Liberal Party of Australia	Eden-Monaro	New South Wales	1975–1983
Gordon Scholes	Australian Labor Party	Corio	Victoria	1967–1993
John Scott	Australian Labor Party	Hindmarsh	South Australia	1980–1993
Peter Shack	Liberal Party of Australia	Tangney	Western Australia	1977–1983, 1984–1993
Roger Shipton	Liberal Party of Australia	Higgins	Victoria	1975–1990
Ian Sinclair	National Country Party	New England	New South Wales	1963–1998
Billy Snedden	Liberal Party of Australia	Bruce	Victoria	1955–1983
John Spender	Liberal Party of Australia	North Sydney	New South Wales	1980–1990
Tony Street	Liberal Party of Australia	Corangamite	Victoria	1966–1984
Grant Tambling	Country Liberal Party of Australia	Northern Territory	Northern Territory	1980–1983
Andrew Theophanous	Australian Labor Party	Burke	Victoria	1980–2001
David Thomson	National Country Party	Leichhardt	Queensland	1975–1983
Wilson Tuckey	Liberal Party of Australia	O’Connor	Western Australia	1980–2010
Tom Uren	Australian Labor Party	Reid	New South Wales	1958–1990
Ian Viner	Liberal Party of Australia	Stirling	Western Australia	1972–1983
Laurie Wallis	Australian Labor Party	Grey	South Australia	1969–1983
Stewart West	Australian Labor Party	Cunningham	New South Wales	1977–1993
Peter White⁠	Liberal Party of Australia	McPherson	Queensland	1981–1990
Ralph Willis	Australian Labor Party	Gellibrand	Victoria	1972–1998
Ian Wilson	Liberal Party of Australia	Sturt	South Australia	1966–1969, 1972–1993
Mick Young	Australian Labor Party	Port Adelaide	South Australia	1974–1988

¹ 

Eric Robinson (Liberal Party of Australia) starb am 1. Januar 1981. Die dadurch resultierende Nachwahl am 21. Februar 1981 in McPherson gewann Peter White (Liberal Party of Australia).

² 

John McLeay (Liberal Party of Australia) trat am 22. Januar 1981 zurück. Die dadurch resultierende Nachwahl am 21. Februar 1981 in Boothby gewann Steele Hall (Liberal Party of Australia).

³ 

Victor Garland (Liberal Party of Australia) trat am 22. Januar 1981 zurück. Die dadurch resultierende Nachwahl am 21. Februar 1981 in Curtin gewann Allan Rocher (Liberal Party of Australia).

⁴ 

Robert Ellicott (Liberal Party of Australia) trat am 17. Februar 1981 zurück. Die dadurch resultierende Nachwahl am 11. April 1981 in Wentworth gewann Peter Coleman (Liberal Party of Australia).

⁵ 

William McMahon (Liberal Party of Australia) trat am 4. Januar 1982 zurück. Die dadurch resultierende Nachwahl am 13. März 1982 in Lowe gewann Michael Maher (Australian Labor Party).

⁶ 

Phillip Lynch (Liberal Party of Australia) trat am 22. Oktober 1982 zurück. Die dadurch resultierende Nachwahl am 4. Dezember 1983 in Flinders gewann Peter Reith (Australian Labor Party).

Mitglieder des australischen Repräsentantenhauses

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