This table shows the full list of Liberal Party members of the House of Representatives following the 1998 federal election.
The election was held on October 3, 1998.
| Liberal Party Members of the House of Representatives 1998 64 members |
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|---|---|---|---|
| No. | Name | Division, State | First Elected |
|
1
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Abbott, Hon. Anthony John | Warringah, NSW | 1994 |
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2
|
Andrew, John Neil | Wakefield, SA | 1983 |
|
3
|
Andrews, Kevin James | Menzies, Vic | 1991 |
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4
|
Bailey, Francis Esther | McEwen, Vic | 1990, def.1993, 1996 |
|
5
|
Baird, Hon. Bruce | Cook, NSW | 1998 |
|
6
|
Barresi, Phillip Anthony | Deakin, Vic | 1996 |
|
7
|
Bartlett, Kerry Joseph | Macquarie, NSW | 1996 |
|
8
|
Billson, Bruce Fredrick | Dunkley, Vic | 1996 |
|
9
|
Bishop, Julie | Curtin, WA | 1998 |
|
10
|
Bishop, Hon. Bronwyn Kathleen | Mackellar, NSW | 1994 (Senator 1987-94) |
|
11
|
Brough, Malcolm Thomas | Longman, Qld | 1996 |
|
12
|
Cadman, Alan Glyndwr | Mitchell, NSW | 1974 |
|
13
|
Cameron, Ross Alexander | Parramatta, NSW | 1996 |
|
14
|
Charles, Robert Edwin | La Trobe, Vic | 1990 |
|
15
|
Costello, Hon. Peter Howard | Higgins, Vic | 1990 |
|
16
|
Downer, Hon. Alexander John Gosse | Mayo, SA | 1984 |
|
17
|
Draper, Patricia | Makin, SA | 1996 |
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18
|
Elson, Kay Selma | Forde, Qld | 1996 |
|
19
|
Entsch, Warren George | Leichhardt, Qld | 1996 |
|
20
|
Fahey, John Joseph | Macarthur, NSW | 1996 |
|
21
|
Gallus, Christine Ann | Hindmarsh, SA | 1990 |
|
22
|
Gambaro, Teresa | Petrie, Qld | 1996 |
|
23
|
Gash, Joanna | Gilmore, NSW | 1996 |
|
24
|
Georgiou, Petro | Kooyong, Vic | 1994 |
|
25
|
Haase, Barry | Kalgoorlie, WA | 1998 |
|
26
|
Hardgrave, Gary Douglas | Moreton, Qld | 1996 |
|
27
|
Hawker, David Peter Maxwell | Wannon, Vic | 1983 |
|
28
|
Hockey, Joseph Benedict | North Sydney, NSW | 1996 |
|
29
|
Howard, Hon. John Winston | Bennelong, NSW | 1974 |
|
30
|
Jull, Hon. David Francis | Fadden, Qld | 1975, def. 1983, 1984 |
|
31
|
Kelly, Jackie Marie | Lindsay, NSW | 1996 Election declared invalid by High Court, September 1996, re-elected at by-election 19-10-96 |
|
32
|
Kemp, Hon. David Alistair | Goldstein, Vic | 1990 |
|
33
|
Lieberman, Hon. Louis Stuart | Indi, Vic | 1993 |
|
34
|
Lindsay, Peter John | Herbert, Qld | 1996 |
|
35
|
Lloyd, James Eric | Robertson, NSW | 1996 |
|
36
|
Macfarlane, Ian | Groom, Qld | 1998 |
|
37
|
May, Margaret | McPherson, Qld | 1998 |
|
38
|
McArthur, Fergus Stewart | Corangamite, Vic | 1984 |
|
39
|
Moore, Hon. John Colinton | Ryan, Qld | 1975 resigned Dec 2000, seat won by ALP |
|
40
|
Moylan, Hon. Judith Eleanor | Pearce, WA | 1993 |
|
41
|
Nairn, Gary Roy | Eden-Monaro, NSW | 1996 |
|
42
|
Nelson, Brendan John | Bradfield, NSW | 1996 |
|
43
|
Nugent, Peter Edward | Aston, Vic | 1990 died April 2001 Chris Pearce new member |
|
44
|
Prosser, Hon. Geoffrey Daniel | Forrest, WA | 1987 |
|
45
|
Pyne, Christopher Maurice | Sturt, SA | 1993 |
|
46
|
Reith, Hon. Peter Keaston | Flinders, Vic | 1982, def. 1983, 1984 |
|
47
|
Ronaldson, Michael John Clyde | Ballarat, Vic | 1990 |
|
48
|
Ruddock, Hon. Philip Maxwell | Berowra, NSW | 1973 |
|
49
|
Schultz, Alby | Hume, NSW | 1998 |
|
50
|
Secker, Patrick | Barker, SA | 1998 |
|
51
|
Slipper, Peter Neil | Fisher, Qld | 1984, def. 1987, 1993 (NP 1984-87) |
|
52
|
Somlyay, Alexander Michael | Fairfax, Qld | 1990 |
|
53
|
Southcott, Andrew John | Boothby, SA | 1996 |
|
54
|
Stone, Sharman Nancy | Murray, Vic | 1996 |
|
55
|
Sullivan, Kathryn Jean Martin | Moncrieff, Qld | 1984 (Senator 1974-84) |
|
56
|
Thompson, Cameron | Blair, Qld | 1998 |
|
57
|
Thomson, Hon. Andrew Peter | Wentworth, NSW | 1995 |
|
58
|
Tuckey, Charles Wilson | O’Connor, WA | 1980 |
|
59
|
Vale, Danna Sue | Hughes, NSW | 1996 |
|
60
|
Wakelin, Barry Hugh | Grey, SA | 1993 |
|
61
|
Washer, Dr. Mal | Moore, WA | 1998 |
|
62
|
Williams, Hon. Daryl Robert, AM, QC | Tangney, WA | 1993 |
|
63
|
Wooldridge, Hon. Michael Richard Lewis | Casey, Vic | 1987 (Chisholm) 1998 (Casey) |
|
64
|
Worth, Patricia Mary | Adelaide, SA | 1993 |
Note: The Liberal Party won 64 seats at the 1998 election. It subsequently lost Ryan to the ALP’s Leonie Short in a by-election in March 2001. In July 2001, Chris Pearce became the Liberal member for Aston, following the death of Peter Nugent.
