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House Of Representatives Members – 45th Parliament 2016-2019

This is the full list of members of the House of Representatives elected on July 2, 2016, and at subsequent by-elections.

The double dissolution election saw the first-term Coalition government suffer a swing against it, reducing its majority from 30 to just one.

Prime Minister Tony Abbott took office after the 2013 election. Just three days before his second anniversary in the job, he was deposed by Malcolm Turnbull. It was the third consecutive parliament to see a prime minister overthrown by their own party.

Turnbull reformed the Senate voting system to eliminate group voting tickets and institute optional preferential voting. Amidst slipping opinion poll ratings and doubts about his policy direction, Turnbull opted for a double dissolution election. Given the constraints of the Constitution and the Electoral Act, the election campaign was one of the longest in recent times.

In a 150-seat House, the ALP won 69 seats (+14). The Coalition parties won 76 seats (-14). The Nick Xenophon Team won one seat, as did the Greens and Bob Katter. The independents Andrew Wilkie and Cathy McGowan were each re-elected.

The ALP secured 34.73% (+1.35%) of the primary vote, only marginally up on its 2013 performance. The Liberal Party, Liberal National Party, and Country Liberal Party won 37.43% (-3.83%), whilst the National Party secured 4.61% (+0.32%).

The Coalition won 50.36% (-3.13%) of the two-party-preferred vote, to the ALP’s 49.64%.

Another Prime Minister Falls

On August 21, 2018, Prime Minister Turnbull spilled his leadership of the Liberal Party. In the ensuing ballot, Turnbull defeated Peter Dutton, 48 votes to 35.

Over the next three days, a dozen ministers resigned their positions. The Home Affairs Minister, Peter Dutton, challenged Turnbull and demanded another partyroom meeting. Turnbull acceded, after demanding a 43-signature petition from the party. The meeting was held on August 24.

In a three-way ballot, Dutton reportedly polled 38 votes, with Treasurer Scott Morrison securing 36, and Foreign Minister Julie Bishop 11. With Bishop eliminated, Morrison defeated Dutton, 45-40. Morrison was sworn in as prime minister that evening. Turnbull resigned from parliament a week later.

Four first term prime ministers have been toppled by their parties, one in each of the last four parliaments: Rudd (2010), Gillard (2013), Abbott (2015) and Turnbull (2018).

By-Elections In The 45th Parliament

There were 9 by-elections during the life of the 45th Parliament. This equals the number of by-elections held during the 37th Parliament (1993-1996) and is only surpassed by the 10 by-elections during the 20th Parliament (1951-1954). With seven by-elections, 2018 now holds the record for the largest number of by-elections in a single year, surpassing the six held in each of 1960 and 1994. The five by-elections held on July 28, 2018, is the largest number ever held on a single day.

  1. Dec 02, 2017: New England (NSW). On October 27, 2017, the High Court, sitting as the Court of Disputed Returns, declared that the leader of the National Party, Barnaby Joyce, was ineligible to nominate at the time of the 2016 election and voided his election. Joyce’s dual citizenship with New Zealand rendered him ineligible under Section 44 of the Constitution. Joyce was returned again at the by-election.
  2. Dec 16, 2017: Bennelong (NSW). The sitting Liberal member, John Alexander, resigned, due to his UK dual citizenship, on November 11, 2017. He was comfortably re-elected at the by-election.
  3. Mar 17, 2018: Batman (Vic). The sitting ALP member, David Feeney, resigned, due to dual citizenship issues, on February 1, 2018. He had earlier referred himself to the High Court. Feeney claimed he had renounced his UK citizenship in 2007 but was unable to produce any documentary evidence. He did not re-contest and Ged Kearney retained the seat for the ALP. Kearney is the 115th woman elected to the House of Representatives and the 61st this century.
  4. Jul 28, 2018: Perth (WA). The sitting ALP member, Tim Hammond, resigned, for personal reasons. The new ALP candidate, Patrick Gorman, won the by-election.
  5. Jul 28, 2018: Braddon (Tas). The sitting ALP member, Justine Keay, resigned, due to dual citizenship issues, following the High Court’s disqualification of Senator Katy Gallagher on May 9, 2018. She re-contested the seat and won the by-election.
  6. Jul 28, 2018: Fremantle (WA). The sitting ALP member, Joshua Wilson, resigned, due to dual citizenship issues, following the High Court’s disqualification of Senator Katy Gallagher. He re-contested the seat and won the by-election.
  7. Jul 28, 2018: Longman (Qld). The sitting ALP member, Susan Lamb, resigned, due to dual citizenship issues, following the High Court’s disqualification of Senator Katy Gallagher. She re-contested the seat and won the by-election.
  8. Jul 28, 2018: Mayo (SA). The sitting Centre Alliance (formerly Nick Xenophon Team) member, Rebekha Sharkie, resigned, due to dual citizenship issues, following the High Court’s disqualification of Senator Katy Gallagher. Sharkie re-contested the seat and won the by-election.
  9. Oct 20, 2018: Wentworth (NSW). Following his removal as prime minister by the Liberal Party partyroom on August 24, 2018, Malcolm Turnbull resigned his seat on August 31, 2018. Dr Kerryn Phelps, running as an independent, secured a record by-election swing to take the seat. Her victory reduced the Morrison government to minority status in the House of Representatives.

Dissolution

The 45th Parliament was prorogued at 8.29am on Thursday, April 11, 2019. The House of Representatives was dissolved at 8.30am. Elections for the House of Representatives and half of the Senate took place on Saturday, May 18, 2019.

The table below follows the pattern of lists of MPs from previous parliaments that record the deaths, ages and terms. On the best available information to date, all 153 members of the 45th Parliament are alive and well.

Members of the 45th Parliament – 2016-2019
Party Number of members Died Died % Living Living %
AUSTRALIAN LABOR PARTY
71
71
100%
COALITION
76
76
100%
CROSSBENCHERS
6
6
100%
TOTAL
153
153
100%
— Liberal Party / LNP
60
60
100%
— The Nationals / LNP
16
16
100%



The oldest member of the 45th Parliament is Katter’s Australian Party member Bob Katter, who is 78.

The youngest member is the Liberal Party’s Chris Crewther, 39.

The ALP’s oldest member is Warren Snowdon, 73. He has served since 1987, with one absence between 1996 and 1998.

The Liberal Party’s oldest member is Warren Entsch, 72. The National Party’s oldest member is Ken O’Dowd, 72.

The table below lists members by their party affiliation, seat, term and age. It includes new members who arrived via by-elections. Ages of all living members and former members are updated automatically.

Members of the 43rd Parliament Parliament – 2016-2019
No. Name Party Seat Term Began Term
Ended
Birth Death Age
AUSTRALIAN LABOR PARTY MEMBERS
1.
Anthony Albanese
ALP
Grayndler (NSW)
02.03.1996
02.03.1963
60
2.
Anne Aly
ALP
Cowan (WA)
02.07.2016
29.03.1967
56
3.
Sharon Bird
ALP
Cunningham (NSW)
09.10.2004
15.11.1962
60
4.
Chris Bowen
ALP
Prospect (NSW)
McMahon (NSW)
09.10.2004
21.08.2010
21.08.2010
17.01.1973
50
5.
Gai Brodtmann
ALP
Canberra (ACT)
21.08.2010
11.04.2019
24.11.1963
59
6.
Tony Burke
ALP
Watson (NSW)
09.10.2004
04.11.1969
53
7.
Linda Burney
ALP
Barton (NSW)
02.07.2016
25.04.1957
66
8.
Mark Butler
ALP
Port Adelaide (SA)
Hindmarsh (SA)
24.11.2007
18.05.2019
18.05.2019
08.07.1970
52
9.
Terri Butler
ALP
Griffith (Qld)
08.02.2014
28.11.1977
45
10.
Anthony Byrne
ALP
Holt (Vic)
06.11.1999
01.12.1962
60
11.
Dr Jim Chalmers
ALP
Rankin (Qld)
07.09.2013
02.03.1978
45
12.
Nick Champion
ALP
Wakefield (SA)
Spence (SA)
24.11.2007
18.05.2019
18.05.2019
23.02.2022
27.02.1972
51
13.
Lisa Chesters
ALP
Bendigo (Vic)
07.09.2013
11.02.1980
43
14.
Jason Clare
ALP
Blaxland (NSW)
24.11.2007
22.03.1972
51
15.
Sharon Claydon
ALP
Newcastle (NSW)
07.09.2013
26.04.1964
59
16.
Julie Collins
ALP
Franklin (Tas)
24.11.2007
03.07.1971
51
17.
Pat Conroy
ALP
Charlton (NSW)
Shortland (NSW)
07.09.2013
02.07.2016
02.07.2016
10.05.1979
44
18.
Michael Danby
ALP
Melbourne Ports (Vic)
03.10.1998
11.04.2019
16.02.1955
68
19.
Milton Dick
ALP
Oxley (Qld)
02.07.2016
21.07.1972
50
20.
Mark Dreyfus
ALP
Isaacs (Vic)
24.11.2007
03.10.1956
66
21.
Justine Elliot
ALP
Richmond (NSW)
09.10.2004
29.07.1967
55
22.
Kate Ellis
ALP
Adelaide (SA)
09.10.2004
11.04.2019
22.09.1977
45
23.
David Feeney
ALP
Senate (Vic)
Batman (Vic)
01.07.2008
07.09.2013
12.08.2013
01.02.2018
05.03.1970
53
24.
Joel Fitzgibbon
ALP
Hunter (NSW)
02.03.1996
16.01.1962
61
25.
Mike Freelander
ALP
Macarthur (NSW)
02.07.2016
23.04.1953
70
26.
Steve Georganas
ALP
Hindmarsh (SA)
Hindmarsh (SA)
Adelaide (SA)
09.10.2004
02.02.2016
18.05.2019
07.09.2013
18.05.2019
13.06.1959
63
27.
Andrew Giles
ALP
Scullin (Vic)
07.09.2013
31.07.1973
49
28.
Patrick Gorman
ALP
Perth (WA)
28.07.2018
12.12.1984
38
29.
Luke Gosling
ALP
Solomon (NT)
02.07.2016
17.09.1971
51
30.
Tim Hammond
ALP
Perth (WA)
02.07.2016
10.05.2018
25.03.1975
48
31.
Ross Hart
ALP
Bass (Tas)
02.07.2016
18.05.2019
04.06.1960
62
32.
Chris Hayes
ALP
Werriwa (NSW)
Fowler (NSW)
19.03.2005
21.08.2010
21.08.2010
17.07.1955
67
33.
Julian Hill
ALP
Bruce (Vic)
02.07.2016
04.06.1973
49
34.
Emma Husar
ALP
Lindsay (NSW)
02.07.2016
11.04.2019
20.04.1980
43
35.
Ed Husic
ALP
Chifley (NSW)
21.08.2010
03.02.1970
53
36.
Stephen Jones
ALP
Throsby (NSW)
Whitlam (NSW)
21.08.2010
02.07.2016
02.07.2016
29.06.1965
57
37.
Ged Kearney
ALP
Batman (Vic)
Cooper (Vic)
17.03.2018
18.05.2019
18.05.2019
29.10.1963
59
38.
Justine Keay
ALP
Braddon (Tas)
02.07.2016
28.07.2018
10.05.2018
18.05.2019
18.03.1975
48
39.
Mike Kelly
ALP
Eden-Monaro (NSW)
24.11.2007
02.07.2016
07.09.2013
30.04.2020
23.02.1960
63
40.
Matt Keogh
ALP
Burt (WA)
02.07.2016
11.11.1981
41
41.
Peter Khalil
ALP
Wills (Vic)
02.07.2016
23.03.1973
50
42.
Catherine King
ALP
Ballarat (Vic)
10.11.2001
02.06.1966
56
43.
Madeleine King
ALP
Brand (WA)
02.07.2016
31.03.1973
50
44.
Susan Lamb
ALP
Longman (Qld)
02.07.2016
28.07.2018
10.05.2018
18.05.2019
23.03.1972
51
45.
Andrew Leigh
ALP
Fraser (ACT)
Fenner (ACT)
21.08.2010
02.07.2016
02.07.2016
03.08.1972
50
46.
Jenny Macklin
ALP
Jagajaga (Vic)
02.03.1996
11.04.2019
29.12.1953
69
47.
Richard Marles
ALP
Corio (Vic)
24.11.2007
13.07.1967
55
48.
Emma McBride
ALP
Dobell (NSW)
02.07.2016
27.04.1975
48
49.
Brian Mitchell
ALP
Lyons (Tas)
02.07.2016
16.07.1967
55
50.
Rob Mitchell
ALP
MLC Cen. H’lands (Vic)
McEwen (Vic)
30.11.2002
21.08.2010
24.11.2006
09.09.1967
55
51.
Shayne Neumann
ALP
Blair (Qld)
24.11.2007
26.08.1961
61
52.
Brendan O’Connor
ALP
Burke (Vic)
Gorton (Vic)
10.11.2001
09.10.2004
09.10.2004
02.03.1962
61
53.
Clare O’Neil
ALP
Hotham (Vic)
07.09.2013
12.09.1980
42
54.
Cathy O’Toole
ALP
Herbert (Qld)
02.07.2016
18.05.2019
30.08.1956
66
55.
Julie Owens
ALP
Parramatta (NSW)
09.10.2004
17.10.1958
64
56.
Graham Perrett
ALP
Moreton (Qld)
24.11.2007
05.01.1966
57
57.
Tanya Plibersek
ALP
Sydney (NSW)
03.10.1998
02.12.1969
53
58.
Amanda Rishworth
ALP
Kingston (SA)
24.11.2007
10.07.1978
44
59.
Michelle Rowland
ALP
Greenway (NSW)
21.08.2010
16.11.1971
51
60.
Joanne Ryan
ALP
Lalor (Vic)
07.09.2013
29.07.1961
61
61.
Bill Shorten
ALP
Maribyrnong (Vic)
24.11.2007
12.05.1967
56
62.
Warren Snowdon
ALP
Northern Territory (NT)
Northern Territory (NT)
Lingiari (NT)
11.07.1987
03.10.1998
10.11.2001
02.03.1996
10.11.2001
30.03.1950
73
63.
Anne Stanley
ALP
Werriwa (NSW)
02.07.2016
06.10.1961
61
64.
Wayne Swan
ALP
Lilley (Qld)
13.03.1993
03.10.1998
02.03.1996
11.04.2019
30.06.1954
68
65.
Meryl Swanson
ALP
Paterson (NSW)
02.07.2016
03.09.1970
52
66.
Susan Templeman
ALP
Macquarie (NSW)
02.07.2016
30.07.1963
59
67.
Matt Thistlethwaite
ALP
Senate (NSW)
Kingsford Smith (NSW)
01.07.2011
07.09.2013
09.08.2013
06.09.1972
50
68.
Maria Vamvakinou
ALP
Calwell (Vic)
10.11.2001
04.01.1959
64
69.
Tim Watts
ALP
Gellibrand (Vic)
07.09.2013
08.06.1982
40
70.
Josh Wilson
ALP
Fremantle (WA)
02.07.2016
28.07.2018
10.05.2018
06.06.1972
50
71.
Tony Zappia
ALP
Makin (SA)
24.11.2007
13.06.1952
70
LIBERAL PARTY MEMBERS
1.
Tony Abbott
Liberal
Warringah (NSW)
26.03.1994
18.05.2019
04.11.1957
65
2.
John Alexander
Liberal
Bennelong (NSW)
21.08.2010
16.12.2017
11.11.2017
04.07.1951
71
3.
Karen Andrews
LNP/Liberal
McPherson (Qld)
21.08.2010
23.08.1960
62
4.
Kevin Andrews
Liberal
Menzies (Vic)
11.05.1991
09.11.1955
67
5.
Julia Banks
Liberal
Chisholm (Vic)
02.07.2016
18.09.1962
60
6.
Julie Bishop
Liberal
Curtin (WA)
03.10.1998
11.04.2019
17.07.1956
66
7.
Russell Broadbent
Liberal
Corinella (Vic)
McMillan (Vic)
24.03.1990
02.03.1996
09.10.2004
13.03.1993
03.10.1998
25.12.1950
72
8.
Scott Buchholz
LNP/Liberal
Wright (Qld
21.08.2010
27.03.1968
55
9.
Steven Ciobo
LNP/Liberal
Moncrieff (Qld)
10.11.2001
11.04.2019
29.05.1974
49
10.
David Coleman
Liberal
Banks (NSW)
07.09.2013
05.03.1974
49
11.
Chris Crewther
Liberal
Dunkley (Vic)
02.07.2016
18.05.2019
06.08.1983
39
12.
Peter Dutton
LNP/Liberal
Dickson (Qld)
10.11.2001
18.11.1970
52
13.
Warren Entsch
LNP/Liberal
Leichhardt (Qld)
02.03.1996
21.08.2010
17.10.2007
31.05.1950
72
14.
Trevor Evans
LNP/Liberal
Brisbane (Qld)
02.07.2016
28.08.1981
41
15.
Jason Falinski
Liberal
Mackellar (NSW)
02.07.2016
24.08.1970
52
16.
Paul Fletcher
Liberal
Bradfield (NSW)
05.12.2009
16.01.1965
58
17.
Nicolle Flint
Liberal
Boothby (SA)
02.07.2016
15.07.1978
44
18.
Josh Frydenberg
Liberal
Kooyong (Vic)
21.08.2010
17.07.1971
51
19.
Ian Goodenough
Liberal
Moore (WA)
07.09.2013
03.07.1975
47
20.
Andrew Hastie
Liberal
Canning (WA)
19.09.2015
30.09.1982
40
21.
Alex Hawke
Liberal
Mitchell (NSW)
24.11.2007
09.07.1977
45
22.
Sarah Henderson
Liberal
Corangamite (Vic)
Senate (Vic)
07.09.2013
11.09.2019
18.05.2019
04.04.1964
59
23.
Luke Howarth
LNP/Liberal
Petrie (Qld)
07.09.2013
06.06.1972
50
24.
Greg Hunt
Liberal
Flinders (Vic)
10.11.2001
18.11.1965
57
25.
Steve Irons
Liberal
Swan (WA)
24.11.2007
01.09.1958
64
26.
Michael Keenan
Liberal
Stirling (WA)
09.10.2004
11.04.2019
19.03.1972
61
27.
Craig Kelly
Liberal
Hughes (NSW)
21.08.2010
29.09.1963
59
28.
Andrew Laming
LNP/Liberal
Bowman (Qld)
09.10.2004
30.09.1966
56
29.
Craig Laundy
Liberal
Reid (NSW)
07.09.2013
11.04.2019
16.02.1971
52
30.
Julian Leeser
Liberal
Berowra (NSW)
02.07.2016
25.05.1976
47
31.
Sussan Ley
Liberal
Farrer (NSW)
10.11.2001
14.12.1961
61
32.
Nola Marino
Liberal
Forrest (WA)
24.11.2007
18.02.1954
69
33.
John McVeigh
LNP/Liberal
Groom (Qld)
02.07.2016
18.09.2020
13.05.1965
58
34.
Scott Morrison
Liberal
Cook (NSW)
24.11.2007
13.05.1968
55
35.
Ben Morton
Liberal
Tangney (WA)
02.07.2016
29.06.1981
41
36.
Ted O’Brien
LNP/Liberal
Fairfax (Qld)
02.07.2016
07.05.1974
49
37.
Kelly O’Dwyer
Liberal
Higgins (Vic)
05.12.2009
11.04.2019
31.03.1977
46
38.
Tony Pasin
Liberal
Barker (SA)
07.09.2013
01.10.1977
45
39.
Christian Porter
Liberal
Pearce (WA)
07.09.2013
11.07.1970
52
40.
Jane Prentice
LNP/Liberal
Ryan (Qld)
21.08.2010
11.04.2019
22.06.1953
69
41.
Melissa Price
Liberal
Durack (WA)
07.09.2013
12.12.1963
59
42.
Christopher Pyne
Liberal
Sturt (SA)
13.03.1993
11.04.2019
13.08.1967
55
43.
Rowan Ramsey
Liberal
Grey (SA)
24.11.2007
04.08.1956
66
44.
Stuart Robert
LNP/Liberal
Fadden (Qld)
24.11.2007
11.12.1970
52
45.
Tony Smith
Liberal
Casey (Vic)
10.11.2001
13.03.1967
56
46.
Ann Sudmalis
Liberal
Gilmore (NSW)
07.09.2013
11.04.2019
16.09.1955
67
47.
Michael Sukkar
Liberal
Deakin (Vic)
07.09.2013
11.09.1981
41
48.
Angus Taylor
Liberal
Hume (NSW)
07.09.2013
30.09.1966
56
49.
Dan Tehan
Liberal
Wannon (Vic)
21.08.2010
27.01.1968
55
50.
Alan Tudge
Liberal
Aston (Vic)
21.08.2010
24.02.1971
52
51.
Malcolm Turnbull
Liberal
Wentworth (NSW)
09.10.2004
31.08.2018
24.10.1954
68
52.
Bert van Manen
LNP/Liberal
Forde (Qld)
21.08.2010
24.03.1965
58
53.
Ross Vasta
LNP/Liberal
Bonner (Qld)
09.10.2004
21.08.2010
24.11.2007
08.10.1966
56
54.
Andrew Wallace
LNP/Liberal
Fisher (Qld)
02.07.2016
27.02.1968
55
55.
Lucy Wicks
Liberal
Robertson (NSW)
07.09.2013
01.01.1973
50
56.
Rick Wilson
Liberal
O’Connor (WA)
07.09.2013
02.01.1966
57
57.
Tim Wilson
Liberal
Goldstein (Vic)
02.07.2016
12.03.1980
43
58.
Jason Wood
Liberal
La Trobe (Vic)
09.10.2004
07.09.2013
21.08.2010
24.05.1968
55
59.
Ken Wyatt
Liberal
Hasluck (WA)
21.08.2010
04.08.1952
70
60.
Trent Zimmerman
Liberal
North Sydney (NSW)
05.12.2015
15.10.1968
54
THE NATIONALS / LNP
1.
Andrew Broad
Nationals
Mallee (Vic)
07.09.2013
11.04.2019
02.07.1975
47
2.
Darren Chester
Nationals
Gippsland (Vic)
28.06.2008
13.09.1967
55
3.
George Christensen
LNP/Nationals
Dawson (Qld)
21.08.2010
30.06.1978
44
4.
Mark Coulton
Nationals
Parkes (NSW)
24.11.2007
03.02.1958
65
5.
Damian Drum
Nationals
MLC Nth Western (Vic)
MLC Northern (Vic)
Murray (Vic)
Nicholls (Vic)
30.11.2002
25.11.2006
02.07.2016
18.05.2019
31.10.2006
26.05.2016
18.05.2019
28.07.1960
62
6.
Andrew Gee
Nationals
Calare (NSW)
02.07.2016
13.09.1968
54
7.
Dr David Gillespie
Nationals
Lyne (NSW)
07.09.2013
20.12.1957
65
8.
Luke Hartsuyker
Nationals
Cowper (NSW)
10.11.2001
11.04.2019
26.10.1959
63
9.
Kevin Hogan
Nationals
Page (NSW)
07.09.2013
11.08.1963
59
10.
Barnaby Joyce
Nationals
Senate (Qld)
New England (NSW)
New England (NSW)
01.07.2005
07.09.2013
02.12.2017
08.08.2013
27.10.2017
17.04.1967
56
11.
Michelle Landry
LNP/Nationals
Capricornia (Qld)
07.09.2013
15.10.1962
60
12.
David Littleproud
LNP/Nationals
Maranoa (Qld)
02.07.2016
04.09.1976
46
13.
Michael McCormack
Nationals
Riverina (NSW)
21.08.2010
02.08.1964
58
14.
Llew O’Brien
LNP/Nationals
Wide Bay (Qld)
02.07.2016
26.06.1972
50
15.
Ken O’Dowd
LNP/Nationals
Flynn (Qld)
21.08.2010
30.06.1950
72
16.
Keith Pitt
LNP/Nationals
Hinkler (Qld)
07.09.2013
31.08.1969
53
CROSSBENCH MEMBERS
1.
Adam Bandt
Greens
Melbourne (Vic)
21.08.2010
11.03.1972
51
2.
Bob Katter
National
Ind / KAP
MLA Flinders (Qld)
Kennedy (Qld)
07.12.1974
13.03.1993
25.08.1992
22.05.1945
78
3.
Cathy McGowan
Independent
Indi (Vic)
07.09.2013
11.04.2019
29.11.1953
69
4.
Dr Kerryn Phelps
Independent
Wentworth (NSW)
20.10.2018
18.05.2019
14.12.1957
65
5.
Rebekha Sharkie
Xenophon
Mayo (SA)
02.07.2016
28.07.2018
11.05.2018
24.08.1972
50
6.
Andrew Wilkie
Independent
Denison (Tas)
Clark (Tas)
21.08.2010
18.05.2019
18.05.2019
08.11.1961
61

 

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