Melbourne North Province

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Melbourne North 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 Melbourne North Province

Member Party affiliation Term began Term ended
Donald Melville Unaligned 1904 1919
Francis Stuart Unaligned 1904 1907
William Evans Australian Labor Party 1907 1914
William Beckett Australian Labor Party 1914 1931
Esmond Kiernan Australian Labor Party 1919 1940
Sir Herbert Olney United Australia Party 1931 1943
Archibald Fraser Australian Labor Party 1940 1954
Likely McBrien Independent 1943 1949
John Galbally Australian Labor Party 1949 1979
John Little Australian Labor Party\Democratic Labor Party 1954 1958
John Walton Australian Labor Party 1958 1982
Giovanni Sgro Australian Labor Party 1979 1992
Caroline Hogg Australian Labor Party 1982 1999
Don Nardella Australian Labor Party 1992 1999
Marsha Thomson Australian Labor Party 1999 2002
Candy Broad Australian Labor Party 1999 2006


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