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Members of the Victorian Legislative Assembly, 1970–1973

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This is a list of members of the Victorian Legislative Assembly from 1970 to 1973, as elected at the 1970 state election:

Name	Party	Electorate	Term in office
Derek Amos	Labor	Morwell	1970–1981
Tom Austin {{ref label\|Hamp\|4\|4}}	Liberal	Hampden	1972–1992
Hon Jim Balfour	Liberal	Narracan	1955–1982
Norman Billing	Liberal	Heatherton	1967–1979
Hayden Birrell	Liberal	Geelong	1961–1982
Hon Sir Henry Bolte {{ref label\|Hamp\|4\|4}}	Liberal	Hampden	1947–1972
David Bornstein	Labor	Brunswick East	1970–1975
Bill Borthwick	Liberal	Monbulk	1960–1982
Henry Broad	Country	Swan Hill	1968–1973
Cec Burgin	Liberal	Polwarth	1970–1985
Hon Sir Vernon Christie	Liberal	Ivanhoe	1955–1973
Arthur Clarey {{ref label\|Melb\|3\|3}}	Labor	Melbourne	1955–1972
Max Crellin	Liberal	Sandringham	1970–1982
Esmond Curnow	Labor	Kara Kara	1970–1976
Brian Dixon	Liberal	St Kilda	1964–1982
Hon Val Doube	Labor	Albert Park	1950–1961, 1970–1979
Julian Doyle {{ref label\|Gisb\|2\|2}}	Liberal	Gisborne	1967–1971
Hon Roberts Dunstan	Liberal	Dromana	1956–1982
Tom Edmunds	Labor	Moonee Ponds	1967–1988
Bruce Evans	Country	Gippsland East	1961–1992
Tom Evans	Liberal	Ballarat North	1960–1988
Bob Fell	Labor	Greensborough	1970–1973
Robert Fordham	Labor	Footscray	1970–1992
Larry Floyd	Labor	Williamstown	1955–1973
Jack Ginifer	Labor	Deer Park	1966–1982
Dorothy Goble	Liberal	Mitcham	1967–1976
Athol Guy {{ref label\|Gisb\|2\|2}}	Liberal	Gisborne	1971–1979
Hon Rupert Hamer {{ref label\|Kew\|1\|1}}	Liberal	Kew	1971–1981
Geoff Hayes	Liberal	Scoresby	1967–1982
Clyde Holding	Labor	Richmond	1962–1977
Walter Jona	Liberal	Hawthorn	1964–1985
Barry Jones {{ref label\|Melb\|3\|3}}	Labor	Melbourne	1972–1977
Carl Kirkwood	Labor	Preston	1970–1988
Bill Lewis	Labor	Portland	1970–1973
Edward Lewis	Labor	Dundas	1970–1973
Alan Lind	Labor	Dandenong	1952–1955, 1969–1979
Denis Lovegrove	Labor	Sunshine	1955–1973
Sam Loxton	Liberal	Prahran	1955–1979
Jim MacDonald	Liberal	Glen Iris	1955–1976
Rob Maclellan	Liberal	Gippsland West	1970–2002
Hon Jim Manson	Liberal	Ringwood	1955–1973
Jim McCabe	Liberal	Lowan	1964–1967, 1970–1979
Russell McDonald	Country	Rodney	1964–1973
Ian McLaren	Liberal	Bennettswood	1945–1947, 1965–1979
Edward Meagher	Liberal	Frankston	1955–1976
Tom Mitchell	Country	Benambra	1947–1976
Hon George Moss	Country	Murray Valley	1945–1973
Jack Mutton	Independent	Coburg	1967–1979
Hon Joe Rafferty	Liberal	Glenhuntly	1955–1979
Llew Reese	Liberal	Moorabbin	1967–1979
Hon Sir George Reid	Liberal	Box Hill	1947–1952, 1955–1973
Peter Ross-Edwards	Country	Shepparton	1967–1991
Hon John Rossiter	Liberal	Brighton	1955–1976
Hon Sir Arthur Rylah {{ref label\|Kew\|1\|1}}	Liberal	Kew	1949–1971
Alan Scanlan	Liberal	Oakleigh	1961–1979
Les Shilton	Labor	Midlands	1970–1973
Jim Simmonds	Labor	Reservoir	1969–1992
Aurel Smith	Liberal	Bellarine	1967–1982
Hon Ian Smith	Liberal	Warrnambool	1967–1983, 1985–1999
Bill Stephen	Liberal	Ballarat South	1964–1979
Russell Stokes	Liberal	Evelyn	1958–1973
Bob Suggett	Liberal	Bentleigh	1955–1979
Sir Edgar Tanner	Liberal	Caulfield	1955–1976
Alex Taylor	Liberal	Balwyn	1955–1973
James Taylor	Liberal	Gippsland South	1970–1973
Bill Templeton	Liberal	Mentone	1967–1985
Hon Lindsay Thompson	Liberal	Malvern	1970–1982
Robert Trethewey	Liberal	Bendigo	1964–1973
Neil Trezise	Labor	Geelong North	1964–1992
Tom Trewin	Country	Benalla	1961–1982
Campbell Turnbull	Labor	Brunswick West	1955–1973
Kenneth Wheeler	Liberal	Essendon	1958–1979
Milton Whiting	Country	Mildura	1962–1988
Hon Vernon Wilcox	Liberal	Camberwell	1956–1976
Frank Wilkes	Labor	Northcote	1957–1988
John Wilton	Labor	Broadmeadows	1962–1985
Ray Wiltshire	Liberal	Syndal	1955–1976

{{note label|Kew|1|1}} On 5 March 1971, the Liberal member for Kew and Deputy Premier, Sir Arthur Rylah, resigned due to ill health. Liberal candidate and former East Yarra Province MLC Rupert Hamer won the resulting by-election on 17 April 1971.

{{note label|Gisb|2|2}} In October 1971, the Liberal member for Gisborne, Julian Doyle, resigned. The Liberal candidate and former member of The Seekers, Athol Guy, won the resulting by-election in December.

{{note label|Melb|3|3}} On 9 May 1972, the Labor member for Melbourne, Arthur Clarey, died. Labor candidate Barry Jones was elected unopposed at the close of nominations for the resulting by-election on 9 June 1972.

{{note label|Hamp|4|4}} On 23 August 1972, the Liberal member for Hampden and retiring Premier of Victoria, Sir Henry Bolte, resigned. Liberal candidate Tom Austin won the resulting by-election on 7 October 1972.

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