Members of the Australian Senate, 1971–1974
This is a list of members of the Australian Senate from 1971 to 1974. Half of its members were elected at the 25 November 1967 half Senate election and had terms due to finish on 30 June 1974; the other half were elected at the 21 November 1970 half Senate election and had terms due to finish on 30 June 1977. In fact, the term for all of them was terminated by the double dissolution for the 18 May 1974 election.
Senator |
Party |
State |
Years in Office |
Hon Sir Ken Anderson[1] |
Liberal |
New South Wales |
1953–1975 |
Hon Reg Bishop[2] |
ALP |
South Australia |
1961–1981 |
Neville Bonner[2] |
Liberal |
Queensland |
1971–1983 |
Bill Brown[1] |
ALP |
Victoria |
1969–1970, 1971–1978 |
Nancy Buttfield[2] |
Liberal |
South Australia |
1955–1965, 1968–1974 |
Condon Byrne[2] |
DLP |
Queensland |
1951–1959, 1968–1974 |
Don Cameron[1] |
ALP |
South Australia |
1969–1978 |
Harry Cant[1] |
ALP |
Western Australia |
1959–1974 |
Hon John Carrick[1] |
Liberal |
New South Wales |
1970–1987 |
Hon Jim Cavanagh[2] |
ALP |
South Australia |
1961–1981 |
Hon Sir Magnus Cormack[2] |
Liberal |
Victoria |
1951–1953, 1962–1978 |
Hon Bob Cotton[2] |
Liberal |
New South Wales |
1965–1978 |
Gordon Davidson[1] |
Liberal |
South Australia |
1961, 1962, 1965–1981 |
Donald Devitt[1] |
ALP |
Tasmania |
1965–1978 |
Hon Tom Drake-Brockman[1] |
Country |
Western Australia |
1958, 1959–1978 |
Arnold Drury[1] |
ALP |
South Australia |
1959–1975 |
Peter Durack[1] |
Liberal |
Western Australia |
1970–1993 |
Joe Fitzgerald[2] |
ALP |
New South Wales |
1949–1955 (HoR), 1962–1974 |
Hon Vince Gair[1] |
DLP |
Queensland |
1965–1974 |
George Georges[2] |
ALP |
Queensland |
1967–1987 |
Arthur Gietzelt[1] |
ALP |
New South Wales |
1970–1989 |
Hon Ivor Greenwood[1] |
Liberal |
Victoria |
1968–1976 |
Margaret Guilfoyle[1] |
Liberal |
Victoria |
1970–1987 |
George Hannan[2] |
Liberal/National Liberal |
Victoria |
1956–1965, 1970–1974 |
Don Jessop[1] |
Liberal |
South Australia |
1970–1991 |
Jack Kane[2] |
DLP |
New South Wales |
1970–1974 |
Jim Keeffe[1] |
ALP |
Queensland |
1964–1983 |
Sir Condor Laucke[2] |
Liberal |
South Australia |
1967–1981 |
Ellis Lawrie[1] |
Liberal |
Queensland |
1965–1975 |
Elliot Lillico[1] |
Liberal |
Tasmania |
1959–1974 |
Jack Little[2] |
DLP |
Victoria |
1968–1974 |
John Marriott[1] |
Liberal |
Tasmania |
1953–1975 |
Ron Maunsell[2] |
Country |
Queensland |
1967–1981 |
Ron McAuliffe[1] |
ALP |
Queensland |
1970–1981 |
Hon Doug McClelland[2] |
ALP |
New South Wales |
1961–1987 |
Hon Jim McClelland[1] |
ALP |
New South Wales |
1970–1978 |
Geoff McLaren[1] |
ALP |
South Australia |
1970–1983 |
Frank McManus[1] |
DLP |
Victoria |
1956–1962, 1965–1974 |
Bertie Milliner[2] |
ALP |
Queensland |
1968–1975 |
Tony Mulvihill[1] |
ALP |
New South Wales |
1964–1983 |
Hon Lionel Murphy[2] |
ALP |
New South Wales |
1962–1975 |
Syd Negus[1] |
Independent |
Western Australia |
1971–1974 |
Hon Justin O'Byrne[1] |
ALP |
Tasmania |
1947–1981 |
Bob Poke[2] |
ALP |
Tasmania |
1956–1974 |
Arthur Poyser[2] |
ALP |
Victoria |
1966–1975 |
Cyril Primmer[1] |
ALP |
Victoria |
1971–1985 |
Edgar Prowse[2][3] |
Country |
Western Australia |
1962–1973 |
Peter Rae[2] |
Liberal |
Tasmania |
1967–1986 |
David Reid[3] |
Country |
Western Australia |
1974 |
Peter Sim[2] |
Liberal |
Western Australia |
1964–1981 |
Michael Townley[1] |
Liberal |
Tasmania |
1970–1987 |
Reg Turnbull[2] |
Independent |
Tasmania |
1962–1974 |
James Webster[2] |
Country |
Victoria |
1964–1981 |
John Wheeldon[1] |
ALP |
Western Australia |
1964–1981 |
Laurie Wilkinson[2] |
ALP |
Western Australia |
1966–1974 |
Don Willesee[2] |
ALP |
Western Australia |
1950–1975 |
Reg Withers[2] |
Liberal |
Western Australia |
1966, 1967–1987 |
Ian Wood[1] |
Liberal |
Queensland |
1950–1978 |
Hon Ken Wriedt[2] |
ALP |
Tasmania |
1964–1980 |
Hon Reg Wright[2] |
Liberal |
Tasmania |
1950–1978 |
Harold Young[2] |
Liberal |
South Australia |
1968–1981 |
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