Members of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly, 2005-2009

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This is a list of members of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly from 2005 to 2009:

Name	Party	District	First elected
Paul Andrews	ALP	Southern River	2001
Hon Colin Barnett	Liberal	Cottesloe	1990
Matt Birney	Liberal	Kalgoorlie	2001
Hon John Bowler	ALP/Independent 4	Murchison-Eyre	2001
Troy Buswell	Liberal	Vasse	2005
Hon Alan Carpenter	ALP	Willagee	1996
John Castrilli	Liberal	Bunbury	2005
Dr Elizabeth Constable	Independent	Churchlands	1991
Murray Cowper	Liberal	Murray	2005
Hon John D'Orazio	ALP/Independent 2	Ballajura	2001
Hon John Day	Liberal	Darling Range	1993
Hon Dr Judy Edwards	ALP	Maylands	1990
Hon Geoff Gallop 1	ALP	Victoria Park	1986
Brendon Grylls	National	Merredin	2001
Dianne Guise	ALP	Wanneroo	2001
Kim Hames	Liberal	Dawesville	1993-2001, 2005
Shane Hill	ALP	Geraldton	2001
Katie Hodson-Thomas	Liberal	Carine	1996
Judy Hughes	ALP	Kingsley	2005
John Hyde	ALP	Perth	2001
Dr Graham Jacobs	Liberal	Roe	2005
Rob Johnson	Liberal	Hillarys	1993
Hon John Kobelke	ALP	Balcatta	1989
Hon Bob Kucera	ALP	Yokine	2001
Hon Fran Logan	ALP	Cockburn	2001
Hon Alannah MacTiernan	ALP	Armadale	1993
Norm Marlborough 3	ALP	Peel	1986
Carol Martin	ALP	Kimberley	2001
Hon Jim McGinty	ALP	Fremantle	1990
Hon Mark McGowan	ALP	Rockingham	1996
John McGrath	Liberal	South Perth	2005
Hon Sheila McHale	ALP	Kenwick	1996
Tony McRae	ALP	Riverton	2001
Mick Murray	ALP	Collie-Wellington	2001
Tony O'Gorman	ALP	Joondalup	2001
Hon Paul Omodei	Liberal	Warren-Blackwood	1989
Paul Papalia 3	ALP	Peel	2007
John Quigley	ALP	Mindarie	2001
Margaret Quirk	ALP	Girrawheen	2001
Jaye Radisich	ALP	Swan Hills	2001
Terry Redman	National	Stirling	2005
Hon Fred Riebeling	ALP	North West Coastal	1992
Hon Eric Ripper	ALP	Belmont	1988
Hon Michelle Roberts	ALP	Midland	1994
Tony Simpson	Liberal	Serpentine-Jarrahdale	2005
Gary Snook	Liberal	Moore	2005
Trevor Sprigg	Liberal	Murdoch	2005
Hon Tom Stephens	ALP	Central Kimberley-Pilbara	2005
Dan Sullivan	Liberal	Leschenault	1996
David Templeman	ALP	Mandurah	2001
Dr Steve Thomas	Liberal	Capel	2005
Max Trenorden	National	Avon	1989
Terry Waldron	National	Wagin	2001
Sue Walker	Liberal	Nedlands	2001
Peter Watson	ALP	Albany	2001
Martin Whitely	ALP	Bassendean	2001
Grant Woodhams	National	Greenough	2005
Dr Janet Woollard	Liberals for Forests	Alfred Cove	2001
Ben Wyatt 1	ALP	Victoria Park	2006

¹ Victoria Park ALP MLA Geoff Gallop resigned from parliament and as Premier of Western Australia on January 16, 2006. ALP candidate Ben Wyatt won the resulting by-election on March 11.

² Ballajura MLA and former state police minister John D'Orazio was forced to resign from the Australian Labor Party on August 25, 2006, after being involved in a series of public controversies. He has announced his intention to remain in parliament as an independent.

³ Peel ALP MLA Norm Marlborough resigned from parliament on November 10, 2006, after being sacked from Cabinet for lying to the Corruption and Crime Commission about his dealings with disgraced former Premier Brian Burke. ALP candidate Paul Papalia won the resulting by-election on February 3, 2007.

⁴ Murchison-Eyre MLA John Bowler was sacked as Resources Minister and expelled from the ALP on February 27, 2006, after he was discovered to have leaked confidential Cabinet information to disgraced lobbyists Julian Grill and Brian Burke. He has announced his intention to remain in parliament as an independent.

[edit] See also

• Western Australian election, 2005

Members of the Parliament of Western Australia

Legislative Council 2001–2005 - 2005–2009 - 2009–2013

Legislative Assembly 2001–2005 - 2005–2009 - 2009–2013