Boronia Province

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Boronia Province was an electorate of the Victorian Legislative Council until 2006. It was abolished from the 2006 state election in the wake of the Bracks Labor government's reform of the Legislative Council.

[edit] Members for Boronia Province

Member Party affiliation Term began Term ended
Sir Gilbert Chandler United Australia Party/Liberal Country Party/Liberal Party of Australia 1967 1973
Vernon Hauser Liberal Party of Australia 1970 1976
Peter Block Liberal Party of Australia 1973 1979
Kevin Foley Liberal Party of Australia 1976 1982
Gracia Baylor Liberal Party of Australia 1979 1985
Judith Dixon Australian Labor Party 1982 1988
Jean McLean Australian Labor Party 1985 1992
Gerald Ashman Liberal Party of Australia 1988 1996

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Former electoral provinces of the Victorian Legislative Council

Ballarat Province · Boronia Province · Central Highlands Province · Chelsea Province · Doutta Galla Province · East Yarra Province · Eumemmerring Province · Geelong Province · Gippsland Province · Higinbotham Province · Jika Jika Province · Koonung Province · Loddon Province · Melbourne Province · Melbourne North Province · Melbourne West Province Monash Province · North Eastern Province · North Western Province · Nunawading Province · Silvan Province · South Eastern Province · South Yarra Province · Templestowe Province · Waverley Province · Western Province · Western Port Province