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This is a list of members of the House of Representatives of the 48th Parliament of Australia. They were elected in the 2025 Australian federal election.[1]

Leadership

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Presiding officer

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Office Party Officer Electorate State Term
Speaker   Labor Milton Dick Oxley QLD 22 July - Current
Deputy Speaker TBD TBD TBD TBD
Second Deputy Speaker   Liberal TBD TBD TBD TBD

Government leadership

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Office Officer Electorate State Term of office
Leader of the House   Tony Burke TBD TBD 22 July - Current
Chief Whip   Joanne Ryan[2] Lalor VIC 22 July - Current
Whip   TBD TBD TBD TBD
  TBD TBD TBD TBD

Opposition leadership

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Office Officer Electorate State Term in office
Manager of Opposition Business   Alex Hawke TBD TBD 22 July - Current
Deputy Leader of the Opposition   Ted O'Brien TBD TBD 22 July - Current
Chief Opposition Whip   TBD TBD TBD TBD
Whip   TBD TBD TBD TBD
  TBD TBD TBD TBD

Members

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Member Party Electorate State Years in office Ref
Basem Abdo

(born ?)

  Labor Calwell VIC 2025–current
Anthony Albanese Anthony Albanese

(born 1963)

  Labor Grayndler NSW 1996–current [3]
Mary Aldred

(born ?)

  Liberal Monash VIC 2025–current [4]
Anne Aly

(born 1967)

  Labor Cowan WA 2016–current [5]
Ash Ambihaipahar

(born ?)

  Labor Barton NSW 2025–current [6]
David Batt

(born 1971)

  National[a] Hinkler QLD 2025–current [7]
Angie Bell

(born 1968)

  Liberal[b] Moncrieff QLD 2019–current [8]
Jodie Belyea Jodie Belyea

(born ?)

  Labor Dunkley VIC 2024–current [9]
Carol Berry

(born ?)

  Labor Whitlam NSW 2025–current [10]
Sam Birrell

(born 1975)

  National Nicholls VIC 2022–current [11]
Nicolette Boele

(born 1970)

  Independent Bradfield NSW 2025–current [12]
Chris Bowen Chris Bowen

(born 1973)

  Labor McMahon NSW 2004–current [13]
Colin Boyce Colin Boyce

(born 1962)

  National[a] Flynn QLD 2022–current [14]
Jo Briskey

(born ?)

  Labor Maribyrnong VIC 2025–current [15]
Scott Buchholz Scott Buchholz

(born 1968)

  Liberal[b] Wright QLD 2010–current [16]
Tony Burke Tony Burke

(born 1969)

  Labor Watson NSW 2004–current [17]
Matt Burnell Matt Burnell

(born 1978)

  Labor Spence SA 2022–current [18]
Josh Burns Josh Burns

(born 1987)

  Labor Macnamara VIC 2019–current [19]
Mark Butler Mark Butler

(born 1970)

  Labor Hindmarsh SA 2007–current [20]
Alison Byrnes Alison Byrnes

(born 1974)

  Labor Cunningham NSW 2022–current [21]
Cameron Caldwell

(born 1979)

  Liberal[b] Fadden QLD 2023–current [22]
Julie-Ann Campbell

(born ?)

  Labor Moreton QLD 2025–current [23]
Jamie Chaffey

(born ?)

  National Parkes NSW 2025–current [24]
Jim Chalmers Jim Chalmers

(born 1978)

  Labor Rankin QLD 2013–current [25]
Kate Chaney Kate Chaney

(born 1975)

  Independent Curtin WA 2022–current [26]
Andrew Charlton Andrew Charlton

(born 1978)

  Labor Parramatta NSW 2022–current [27]
Darren Chester Darren Chester

(born 1967)

  National Gippsland VIC 2008–current [28]
Lisa Chesters Lisa Chesters

(born 1980)

  Labor Bendigo VIC 2013–current [29]
Jason Clare Jason Clare

(born 1972)

  Labor Blaxland NSW 2007–current [30]
Sharon Claydon Sharon Claydon

(born 1964)

  Labor Newcastle NSW 2013–current [31]
Claire Clutterham

(born ?)

  Labor Sturt SA 2025–current [32]
Renee Coffey

(born ?)

  Labor Griffith QLD 2025–current [33]
Libby Coker Libby Coker

(born 1962)

  Labor Corangamite VIC 2019–current [34]
Julie Collins Julie Collins

(born 1971)

  Labor Franklin TAS 2007–current [35]
Emma Comer

(born ?)

  Labor Petrie QLD 2025–current [36]
Pat Conaghan

(born 1971)

  National Cowper NSW 2019–current [37]
Pat Conroy Pat Conroy

(born 1979)

  Labor Shortland NSW 2013–current [38]
Kara Cook

(born 1985)

  Labor Bonner QLD 2025–current [39]
Trish Cook

(born ?)

  Labor Bullwinkel WA 2025–current [40]
Milton Dick Milton Dick

(born 1972)

  Labor Oxley QLD 2016–current [41]
Mary Doyle

(born 1970)

  Labor Aston Vic 2023–current [42]
Mark Dreyfus Mark Dreyfus

(born 1956)

  Labor Isaacs Vic 2007–current [43]
Justine Elliot Justine Elliot

(born 1967)

  Labor Richmond NSW 2004–current [44]
Cassandra Fernando Cassandra Fernando

(born 1987)

  Labor Holt Vic 2022–current [45]
Ali France

(born 1973)

  Labor Dickson Qld 2025–current [46]
Mike Freelander

(born 1953)

  Labor Macarthur NSW 2016–current [47]
Tom French

(born ?)

  Labor Moore WA 2025–current [48]
Carina Garland Carina Garland

(born ?)

  Labor Chisholm Vic 2022–current [49]
Andrew Gee Andrew Gee

(born 1968)

  Independent Calare NSW 2016–current [50]
Steve Georganas Steve Georganas

(born 1959)

  Labor Adelaide SA
  • 2004–2013;
  • 2016–current
 [51]
Andrew Giles Andrew Giles

(born 1973)

  Labor Scullin Vic 2013–current [52]
Patrick Gorman

(born 1984)

  Labor Perth WA 2018–current [53]
Luke Gosling Luke Gosling

(born 1971)

  Labor Solomon NT 2016–current [54]
Matt Gregg

(born ?)

  Labor Deakin Vic 2025–current [55]
Helen Haines Helen Haines

(born 1961)

  Independent Indi Vic 2019–current [56]
Garth Hamilton

(born 1979)

  Liberal[b] Groom Qld 2020–current [57]
Andrew Hastie

(born 1982)

  Liberal Canning WA 2015–current [58]
Alex Hawke Alex Hawke

(born 1977)

  Liberal Mitchell NSW 2007–current [59]
Julian Hill Julian Hill

(born 1973)

  Labor Bruce Vic 2016–current [60]
Kevin Hogan Kevin Hogan

(born 1963)

  National Page NSW 2013–current [61]
Rowan Holzberger

(born 1973)

  Labor Forde Qld 2025–current [62]
Ed Husic

(born 1970)

  Labor Chifley NSW 2010–current [63]
Madonna Jarrett

(born ?)

  Labor Brisbane Qld 2025–current [64]
Alice Jordan-Baird

(born 1993)

  Labor Gorton Vic 2025–current [65]
Barnaby Joyce Barnaby Joyce

(born 1967)

  National New England NSW
  • 2013–2017;
  • 2017–current
 [66]
Bob Katter Bob Katter

(born 1945)

  Katter's Australian Kennedy Qld 1993–current [67]
Ged Kearney Ged Kearney

(born 1963)

  Labor Cooper Vic 2018–current [68]
Simon Kennedy

(born 1982)

  Liberal Cook NSW 2024–current [69]
Matt Keogh Matt Keogh

(born 1981)

  Labor Burt WA 2016–current [70]
Peter Khalil

(born 1973)

  Labor Wills Vic 2016–current [71]
Catherine King Catherine King

(born 1966)

  Labor Ballarat Vic 2001–current [72]
Madeleine King Madeleine King

(born 1973)

  Labor Brand WA 2016–current [73]
Michelle Landry Michelle Landry

(born 1962)

  National[a] Capricornia Qld 2013–current [74]
Tania Lawrence

(born 1973)

  Labor Hasluck WA 2022–current [75]
Jerome Laxale Jerome Laxale

(born 1983)

  Labor Bennelong NSW 2022–current [76]
Dai Le Dai Le

(born 1968)

  Independent Fowler NSW 2022–current [77]
Julian Leeser

(born 1976)

  Liberal Berowra NSW 2016–current [78]
Andrew Leigh Andrew Leigh

(born 1972)

  Labor Fenner ACT 2010–current [79]
Sussan Ley

(born 1961)

  Liberal Farrer NSW 2001–current [80]
Sam Lim

(born 1961)

  Labor Tangney WA 2022–current [81]
David Littleproud David Littleproud

(born 1976)

  National[a] Maranoa Qld 2016–current [82]
Richard Marles Richard Marles

(born 1967)

  Labor Corio Vic 2007–current [83]
Zaneta Mascarenhas

(born 1980)

  Labor Swan WA 2022–current [84]
Kristy McBain Kristy McBain 

(born 1982)

  Labor Eden-Monaro NSW 2020–current [85]
Emma McBride Emma McBride

(born 1975)

  Labor Dobell NSW 2016–current [86]
Michael McCormack Michael McCormack

(born 1964)

  National Riverina NSW 2010–current [87]
Melissa McIntosh Melissa McIntosh

(born 1977)

  Liberal Lindsay NSW 2019–current [88]
Zoe McKenzie

(born1972)

  Liberal Flinders Vic 2022-current [89]
Louise Miller-Frost Louise Miller-Frost

(born 1967)

  Labor Boothby SA 2022–current [90]
Rob Mitchell Rob Mitchell

(born 1967)

  Labor McEwen Vic 2010–current [91]
David Moncrieff

(born ?)

  Labor Hughes NSW 2025–current [92]
Daniel Mulino Daniel Mulino

(born 1969)

  Labor Fraser Vic 2019–current [93]
Shayne Neumann Shayne Neumann

(born 1961)

  Labor Blair Qld 2007–current [94]
Gabriel Ng

(born ?)

  Labor Menzies Vic 2025–current [95]
Llew O'Brien

(born 1972)

  National[a] Wide Bay Qld 2016–current [96]
Ted O'Brien

(born 1974)

  Liberal[b] Fairfax Qld 2016–current [97]
Clare O'Neil Clare O'Neil

(born 1980)

  Labor Hotham Vic 2013–current [98]
Tony Pasin

(born 1977)

  Liberal Barker SA 2013–current [99]
Alicia Payne

(born 1982)

  Labor Canberra ACT 2019–current [100]
Alison Penfold

(born ?)

  National Lyne NSW 2025–current [101]
Fiona Philips Fiona Phillips

(born 1970)

  Labor Gilmore NSW 2019–current [102]
Henry Pike

(born 1987)

  Liberal[b] Bowman Qld 2022–current [103]
Tanya Plibersek Tanya Plibersek

(born 1969)

  Labor Sydney NSW 1998–current [104]
Melissa Price

(born 1963)

  Liberal Durack WA 2013–current [105]
Sam Rae

(born 1986)

  Labor Hawke Vic 2022–current [106]
Leon Rebello

(born 1995)

  Liberal[b] McPherson Qld 2025–current [107]
Gordon Reid

(born 1992)

  Labor Robertson NSW 2022–current [108]
Dan Repacholi Dan Repacholi

(born 1982)

  Labor Hunter NSW 2022–current [109]
Amanda Rishworth Amanda Rishworth

(born 1978)

  Labor Kingston SA 2007–current [110]
Tracey Roberts

(born ?)

  Labor Pearce WA 2022–current [111]
Michelle Rowland Michelle Rowland

(born 1971)

  Labor Greenway NSW 2010–current [112]
Joanne Ryan Joanne Ryan

(born 1961)

  Labor Lalor Vic 2013–current [113]
Monique Ryan Monique Ryan

(born 1967)

  Independent Kooyong Vic 2022–current [114]
Sophie Scamps Sophie Scamps

(born 1971)

  Independent Mackellar NSW 2022–current [115]
Marion Scrymgour Marion Scrymgour

(born 1960)

  Labor Lingiari NT[c] 2022–current [116]
Rebekha Sharkie Rebekha Sharkie

(born 1972)

  Centre Alliance Mayo SA
  • 2016–2018;
  • 2018–current
 [117]
Sally Sitou Sally Sitou

(born 1982)

  Labor Reid NSW 2022–current [118]
Ben Small

(born 1988)

  Liberal Forrest WA 2025–current [119]
David Smith David Smith

(born 1970)

  Labor Bean ACT[d] 2019–current [120]
Matt Smith

(born 1979)

  Labor Leichhardt Qld 2025–current [121]
Zhi Soon

(born ?)

  Labor Banks NSW 2025–current [122]
Allegra Spender Allegra Spender

(born 1978)

  Independent Wentworth NSW 2022–current [123]
Anne Stanley Anne Stanley

(born 1961)

  Labor Werriwa NSW 2016–current [124]
Zali Steggall Zali Steggall

(born 1974)

  Independent Warringah NSW 2019–current [125]
Meryl Swanson Meryl Swanson

(born 1970)

  Labor Paterson NSW 2016–current [126]
Angus Taylor Angus Taylor

(born 1966)

  Liberal Hume NSW 2013–current [127]
Jess Teesdale

(born ?)

  Labor Bass Tas 2025–current [128]
Dan Tehan Dan Tehan

(born 1968)

  Liberal Wannon Vic 2010–current [129]
Susan Templeman

(born 1963)

  Labor Macquarie NSW 2016–current [130]
Matt Thistlethwaite Matt Thistlethwaite

(born 1972)

  Labor Kingsford Smith NSW 2013–current [131]
Phillip Thompson Phillip Thompson

(born 1988)

  Liberal[b] Herbert Qld 2019–current [132]
Kate Thwaites

(born 1980)

  Labor Jagajaga Vic 2019–current [133]
Anne Urquhart

(born 1957)

  Labor Braddon Tas 2025–current [134]
Tom Venning

(born ?)

  Liberal Grey SA 2025–current [135]
Aaron Violi

(born 1984)

  Liberal Casey Vic 2022–current [136]
Andrew Wallace Andrew Wallace

(born 1968)

  Liberal[b] Fisher Qld 2016–current [137]
Elizabeth Watson-Brown Elizabeth Watson-Brown

(born 1956)

  Greens Ryan Qld 2022–current [138]
Tim Watts Tim Watts

(born 1982)

  Labor Gellibrand Vic 2013–current [139]
Anne Webster

(born 1959)

  National Mallee Vic 2019–current [140]
Anika Wells Anika Wells

(born 1985)

  Labor Lilley Qld 2019–current [141]
Rebecca White

(born 1983)

  Labor Lyons Tas 2025–current [142]
Andrew Willcox 

(born 1969)

  National[a] Dawson Qld 2022–current [143]
Andrew Wilkie Andrew Wilkie

(born 1961)

  Independent Clark Tas 2010–current [144]
Josh Wilson Josh Wilson

(born 1972)

  Labor Fremantle WA
  • 2016–2018;
  • 2018–current
 [145]
Rick Wilson Rick Wilson

(born 1966)

  Liberal O'Connor WA 2013–current [146]
Tim Wilson

(born 1980)

  Liberal Goldstein Vic
  • 2016–2022;
  • 2025–current
 [147]
Sarah Witty

(born 1972)

  Labor Melbourne Vic 2025–current [148]
Jason Wood Jason Wood

(born 1968)

  Liberal La Trobe Vic
  • 2004–2010;
  • 2013–current
 [149]
Terry Young Terry Young

(born1968)

  Liberal Longman Qld 2019-current [150]
Tony Zappia Tony Zappia

(born 1952)

  Labor Makin SA 2007–current [151]

Current party standings

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As of 10 June 2025.

↓
94 1 1 1 10 9 16 18
ALP GRN CA KAP IND NAT LNP LIB

Breakdown by state and territory

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State/Territory Labor Coalition Greens Independent Centre Alliance Katter's Australian Party Total
New South Wales 28 55.6% 12 26.0% 0 – 6 13.0% 0 – 0 – 46
Victoria 27 71.0% 7 18.4% 0 – 2 5.3% 0 – 0 – 38
Queensland 12 40% 16 53.3% 1 3.3% 0 – 0 – 1 3.3% 30
Western Australia 11 68.8% 4 25.0% 0 – 1 6.3% 0 – 0 – 16
South Australia 7 70.0% 2 20.0% 0 – 0 – 1 10% 0 – 10
Tasmania 4 80.0% 0 – 0 – 1 20.0% 0 – 0 – 5
Australian Capital Territory [d] 3 100.0% 0 – 0 – 0 – 0 – 0 – 3
Northern Territory [c] 2 100.0% 0 – 0 – 0 – 0 – 0 – 2
House of Representatives 94 62.0% 43 29.0% 1 0.7% 10 7% 1 0.7% 1 0.7% 150

Notes

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  1. ^ a b c d e f Member of the LNP who sits with the National Party.
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i Member of the LNP who sits with the Liberal Party.
  3. ^ a b The Division of Lingiari within the Northern Territory also includes the respective external territories of Cocos (Keeling) Islands and Christmas Island.
  4. ^ a b The Division of Bean within the Australian Capital Territory also includes the external territory of Norfolk Island.

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