List of Members of the Australian House of Representatives (1983–1984)

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This is the list of MPs in the Australian House of Representatives between 1983 and 1984. A total of 125 members were elected to the House of Commons in the 1983 general election. The election resulted in a double dissolution . The Australian Labor Party was able to win in the lower house with 75 seats against the coalition. In contrast, they did not achieve a majority in the House of Lords.

member Political party Constituency State
or Territory 		Terms of office
Evan Adermann National Party of Australia Fairfax Queensland 1972-1990
Ken Aldred 2 Liberal Party of Australia Bruce Victoria 1975-1980, 1983-1996
Neil Andrew Liberal Party of Australia Wakefield South Australia 1983-2004
Doug Anthony 6 National Party of Australia Richmond New South Wales 1957-1984
Peter Baldwin Australian Labor Party Sydney New South Wales 1983-1998
Kim Beazley Australian Labor Party Swan Western Australia 1980-2007
David Beddall Australian Labor Party Fadden Queensland 1983-1998
Gordon Bilney Australian Labor Party Kingston South Australia 1983-1996
Allen Blanchard Australian Labor Party Moors Western Australia 1983-1990
Neal Blewett Australian Labor Party Bonython South Australia 1977-1994
Charles Blunt 6 National Party of Australia Richmond New South Wales 1984-1990
Lionel Bowen Australian Labor Party Kingsford-Smith New South Wales 1969-1990
Ray Braithwaite National Party of Australia 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
John Brumby Australian Labor Party Bendigo Victoria 1983-1990
Max Burr Liberal Party of Australia Wilmot Tasmania 1975-1993
Alan Cadman Liberal Party of Australia Mitchell New South Wales 1974-2007
Ewen Cameron Liberal Party of Australia Indi Victoria 1977-1993
Donald Cameron 3 Liberal Party of Australia Moreton Queensland 1966-1983, 1983-1990
Ian Cameron National Party of Australia 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
David Charles Australian Labor Party Isaacs Victoria 1980-1990
Ric Charlesworth Australian Labor Party Perth Western Australia 1983-1993
Joan Child Australian Labor Party Henty Victoria 1974-1975, 1980-1990
Bob Chynoweth Australian Labor Party Flinders Victoria 1983-1990, 1993-1996
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 Party of Australia 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
John Dawkins Australian Labor Party Fremantle Western Australia 1974-1975, 1977-1994
Don Dobie Liberal Party of Australia cook New South Wales 1966-1972, 1975-1998
Peter Drummond Liberal Party of Australia Forrest Western Australia 1972-1987
Michael Duffy Australian Labor Party Get Victoria 1980-1996
Harry Edwards Liberal Party of Australia Berowra New South Wales 1972-1993
Ron Edwards Australian Labor Party Stirling Western Australia 1983-1993
Douglas Everingham Australian Labor Party Capricornia Queensland 1967-1975, 1977-1984
Wendy Fatin Australian Labor Party fire Western Australia 1983-1996
Whale fife Liberal Party of Australia Farrer New South Wales 1975-1993
Peter Fisher National Party of Australia Mallee Victoria 1972-1993
Malcolm Fraser 1st Liberal Party of Australia Wannon Victoria 1955-1983
Ross Free Australian Labor Party Macquarie New South Wales 1980-1996
Ken Fry Australian Labor Party Fraser Australian Capital Territory 1980-1984
John Gayler Australian Labor Party Leichhardt Queensland 1983-1993
George Gear Australian Labor Party Tangney Western Australia 1983-1996
Bruce Goodluck Liberal Party of Australia Franklin Tasmania 1975-1993
Russ Gorman Australian Labor Party Chifley New South Wales 1983-1996
Alan Griffiths Australian Labor Party Maribyrnong Victoria 1983-1996
Ray Groom Liberal Party of Australia Braddon Tasmania 1975-1984
Steele Hall Liberal Party of Australia Boothby South Australia 1981-1996
Gerry Hand Australian Labor Party Melbourne Victoria 1983-1993
Bob Hawke Australian Labor Party Wills Victoria 1980-1992
David Hawker 1st Liberal Party of Australia Wannon Victoria 1983-2010
Bill Hayden Australian Labor Party Oxley Queensland 1961-1988
Noel Hicks National Party of Australia Riverina New South Wales 1980-1998
Michael Hodgman Liberal Party of Australia Denison Tasmania 1975-1987
Clyde Holding Australian Labor Party Melbourne Ports Victoria 1977-1998
Colin Hollis Australian Labor Party Macarthur New South Wales 1983-1998
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 Party of Australia Gwydir New South Wales 1969-1990
Chris Hurford Australian Labor Party Adelaide South Australia 1969-1987
Ralph Jacobi Australian Labor Party Hawker South Australia 1969-1987
Harry Jenkins, Sr. Australian Labor Party Scullin Victoria 1969-1986
Les Johnson 4 Australian Labor Party Hughes New South Wales 1955-1966, 1969-1984
Barry Jones Australian Labor Party Lalor Victoria 1977-1998
Bob Katter National Party of Australia 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
Leonard Keogh Australian Labor Party Bowman Queensland 1969-1975, 1983-1987
John Kerin Australian Labor Party Werriwa New South Wales 1972-1975, 1978-1993
Jim Killen 3 Liberal Party of Australia Moreton Queensland 1955-1983
Richard Klugman Australian Labor Party Prospect New South Wales 1969-1990
Ted Lindsay Australian Labor Party Herbert Queensland 1983-1996
Bruce Lloyd National Party of Australia Murray Victoria 1971-1996
Stephen Lusher National Party of Australia Hume New South Wales 1974-1984
Stewart McArthur 5 Liberal Party of Australia Corangamite Victoria 1984-2007
Peter McGauran National Party of Australia Gippsland Victoria 1983-2008
Jeannette McHugh Australian Labor Party Phillip New South Wales 1983-1996
Michael MacKellar Liberal Party of Australia Warringah New South Wales 1969-1994
Leo McLeay Australian Labor Party Grayndler New South Wales 1979-2004
Ian Macphee Liberal Party of Australia Balaclava Victoria 1974-1990
Tom McVeigh National Party of Australia Darling Downs Queensland 1972-1988
Michael Maher Australian Labor Party Lion New South Wales 1969-1987
Stephen Martin Australian Labor Party Macarthur New South Wales 1984-2002
Helen Mayer Australian Labor Party Chisholm Victoria 1983-1987
John Mildren Australian Labor Party Ballarat Victoria 1980-1990
Clarrie Millar National Party of Australia 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
Allan Morris Australian Labor Party Newcastle New South Wales 1983-1998
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
without Mountford Australian Labor Party Banks New South Wales 1980-1990
Kevin Newman Liberal Party of Australia bass Tasmania 1975-1984
Frank O'Keefe National Party of Australia Paterson New South Wales 1969-1984
Lloyd O'Neil Australian Labor Party Gray South Australia 1983-1993
Andrew Peacock Liberal Party of Australia Kooyong Victoria 1966-1994
James Porter Liberal Party of Australia Barker South Australia 1975-1990
Gary Punch Australian Labor Party Barton New South Wales 1983-1996
John Reeves Australian Labor Party Northern Territory Northern Territory 1983-1984
Ian Robinson National Party of Australia Cowper New South Wales 1963-1990
Allan Rocher Liberal Party of Australia Curtin Western Australia 1981-1998
Philip Ruddock Liberal Party of Australia Dundas New South Wales 1973–
John Saunderson Australian Labor Party Deakin Victoria 1983-1990
Gordon Scholes Australian Labor Party Corio Victoria 1967-1993
John Scott Australian Labor Party Hindmarsh South Australia 1980-1993
Roger Shipton Liberal Party of Australia Higgins Victoria 1975-1990
David Simmons Australian Labor Party Calare New South Wales 1983-1996
Ian Sinclair National Party of Australia New England New South Wales 1963-1998
Billy Snedden 2 Liberal Party of Australia Bruce Victoria 1955-1983
Jim Snow Australian Labor Party Eden-Monaro New South Wales 1983-1996
John Spender Liberal Party of Australia North Sydney New South Wales 1980-1990
Peter Staples Australian Labor Party Diamond Valley Victoria 1983-1996
Peter Steedman Australian Labor Party Casey Victoria 1983-1984
Tony Street 5 Liberal Party of Australia Corangamite Victoria 1966-1984
Andrew Theophanous Australian Labor Party Burke Victoria 1980-2001
Robert Tickner 4 Australian Labor Party Hughes New South Wales 1984-1996
Wilson Tuckey Liberal Party of Australia O'Connor Western Australia 1980-2010
Tom Uren Australian Labor Party Reid New South Wales 1958-1990
Deane Wells Australian Labor Party Petrie Queensland 1983-1984
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 Malcolm Fraser (Liberal Party of Australia) resigned on March 31, 1983. The resulting by-election on May 7, 1983 in Wannon was won by David Hawker (Liberal Party of Australia).
2 Billy Snedden (Liberal Party of Australia) resigned on April 21, 1983. The resulting by-election on May 28, 1983 in Bruce was won by Ken Aldred (Liberal Party of Australia).
3 Jim Killen (Liberal Party of Australia) resigned on August 15, 1983. The resulting by-election on November 5, 1983 in Moreton was won by Donald Cameron (Liberal Party of Australia).
4th Les Johnson (Australian Labor Party) resigned in January 1984. The resulting by-election on February 18, 1984 in Hughes was won by Robert Tickner (Australian Labor Party).
5 Tony Street (Liberal Party of Australia) resigned on January 18, 1984. The resulting by-election on February 18, 1984 in Corangamite was won by Stewart McArthur (Liberal Party of Australia).
6th Doug Anthony (National Party of Australia) resigned January 18, 1984. The resulting by-election on February 18, 1984 Richmond won Charles Blunt (National Party of Australia).