This tables shows the full list of National Party members of the House of Representatives following the 1996 federal election.
The election was held on March 2, 1996.
National Party Members – House – 1996
Apr 01, 1996
Search AustralianPolitics.com
You Might Like These
- Nov 01, 1998 National Party Members – House – 1998
- Apr 01, 1996 House Of Representatives Members – 1996
- Dec 01, 2001 National Party Members – House – 2001
- Nov 01, 1998 Members Of The House Of Representatives – 1998
- Apr 01, 1996 Liberal Party Members – House – 1996
- Apr 01, 1996 ALP Members – House – 1996
- Dec 01, 2001 Members Of The House Of Representatives – 2001
- Apr 01, 2017 Who’s Left – The Surviving Members Of Every House Of Representatives Since 1949
- Dec 01, 2001 Liberal Party Members – House – 2001
- Nov 01, 1998 Liberal Party Members – House – 1998
Try A Tag
Julie Bishop A.L.P. Bob Hawke Robert Menzies terrorism Barack Obama Iraq financial crisis Peter Costello Gough Whitlam John Hewson Anthony Albanese John Howard Paul Keating Campbell Newman Christine Milne Bob Brown Julia Gillard editorial Monica Lewinsky AEC Peter Beattie George Brandis Stephen Conroy Christopher Pyne Eric Abetz Peter Hollingworth Jeff Kennett vic1999 asylum seekers Tony Windsor Warren Truss House Managers Jenny Macklin RBA Denis Napthine George W Bush Senate Pauline Hanson carbon tax 9/11 Peter Cosgrove Wayne Swan Bill Clinton John McCain Joe Hockey Bill Shorten Kevin Rudd Scott Morrison first speech Clive Palmer Tanya Plibersek Penny Wong Peter Slipper Budget leadership GST Glenn Stevens Adam Bandt Malcolm Fraser Tony Blair State of the Union Simon Crean interest rates Robert Hill Liberal Party Mark Latham Kim Beazley National Press Club climate change Tony Abbott Chris Bowen 2013 Federal Election NPC Alexander Downer resignation Andrew Peacock Steve Bracks Laurie Oakes Malcolm Turnbull
Recent Posts
- Speaker Sets July 28 As Date For Five By-Elections; Opposition Outraged
- Turnbull And Shorten Pay Moving Tribute To Sir John Carrick
- Ged Kearney (ALP-Batman) – Maiden Speech
- 1911 Was The Last Time A Government Won A Seat From The Opposition. Oh, Really?
- Sen. Tim Storer (Ind-SA) – Maiden Speech
- Sen. Kristina Keneally (ALP-NSW) – Maiden Speech
- Sen. Steve Martin (Ind-Tas) – Maiden Speech
- Sen. Kristina Keneally (ALP-NSW) Sworn In
- Sen. Jim Molan (Lib-NSW) – Maiden Speech
- The Second Turnbull Ministry Reshuffled – Statistical Analysis
Gillard Government
- Who’s Left – The Surviving Members Of Every House Of Representatives Since 1949
- Success And Failure: The ALP’s Results In Federal Elections Since 1910
- Summoning Parliament: Turnbull’s Timing And The Historical Experience
- My Story: Julia Gillard’s Book Launched By Quentin Bryce
- Julia Gillard’s Interview With Ray Martin
- Julia Gillard Testifies At Trade Union Royal Commission
- The Good Fight: Wayne Swan Launches Memoirs Of The Rudd-Gillard Years
- Greg Combet Says Julia Gillard Offered To Stand Aside For Him
- ALP Releases 2013 Election Campaign Review
- Julia Gillard Discusses Education On Al Jazeera
Occasional Opinion
- After July 2, When Will The Next Election Be Held?
- The Myth Of The Ten-Week Election Campaign In 1984
- Jingoistic, Xenophobic, Protectionist: Bill Shorten’s March To The Fringe In Speech To Submarine Workers
- Carbon Tax Repeal Bill Defeated In Senate As Palmer Squabbles With Government Over Amendments
- The Result Of Clive Palmer’s Al Gore Stunt: Carbon Tax Abolished, ETS Dead
- Terri Butler Wins Griffith By-Election For ALP; Status Quo Result Sees 0.68% Swing To Liberals
- The Malcolm Mackerras Six And The Question Of How To Define A Landslide
- The New Senate Numbers And The Abbott Government
- Of Votes And Bodies: The Labor Party’s Election Defeat
- It’s Over: Defeat Looms For The Rudd Government