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词条 Members of the Australian Senate, 1996–1999
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  1. See also

  2. Notes

  3. References

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Government (37) - (2 seat minority)
{{Color box|{{Australian politics/party colours|Liberal}}|border=darkgray}} Liberal (31)
{{Color box|{{Australian politics/party colours|National}}|border=darkgray}} National Party (5)
{{Color box|{{Australian politics/party colours|CLP}}|border=darkgray}} CLP (1)

Opposition (29)
{{Color box|{{Australian politics/party colours|Labor}}|border=darkgray}} Labor (29) {{efn-lr|Mal Colston resigned from the Australian Labor Party on 20 August 1996, and served out the remainder of his term as an independent.}}

Crossbench (10)
{{Color box|{{Australian politics/party colours|Democrats}}|border=darkgray}} Democrat (7)
{{Color box|{{Australian politics/party colours|Greens}}|border=darkgray}} Greens (2)
{{Color box|{{Australian politics/party colours|Independent}}|border=darkgray}} Independent (Harradine) (1)

 

Changes in composition

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This is a list of members of the Australian Senate from 1996 to 1999.[1] Half of the state senators had been elected at the March 1993 election and had terms due to finish on 30 June 1999; the other half of the state senators were elected at the March 1996 election and had terms due to finish on 30 June 2002. The territory senators were elected at the March 1996 election and their terms ended at the dissolution of the House of Representatives, which was October 1998.

SenatorParty State End term Years in Office
{{sortname|Eric|Abetz}}Liberal}}|  Liberal Tasmania 1999 1994–present
{{sortname|Lyn|Allison}}Democrats}}|  Democrat Victoria 2002 1996–2008
{{sort|Alston, Richard|Hon. Richard Alston}}Liberal}}|  Liberal Victoria 2002 1986–2004
{{sortname|Andrew|Bartlett}} {{efn|name=Kernot}}Democrats}}|  Democrat Queensland 2002 1997–2008, 2017–2018
{{sortname|Michael|Baume}} {{efn|name=Baume}}Liberal}}|  Liberal New South Wales 1999 1984–1996
{{sortname|Mark|Bishop}}Labor}}|  ALP Western Australia 2002 1996–2014
{{sort|Bolkus, Nick|Hon. Nick Bolkus}}Labor}}|  ALP South Australia 1999 1981–2005
{{sortname|Ron|Boswell}}National}}|  National Queensland 2002 1983–2014
{{sortname|Vicki|Bourne}}Democrats}}|  Democrat New South Wales 2002 1990–2002
{{sortname|Bob|Brown}}Greens}}|  Greens Tasmania 2002 1996–2012
{{sortname|David|Brownhill}}National}}|  National New South Wales 2002 1984–2000
{{sortname|Paul|Calvert}}Liberal}}|  Liberal Tasmania 2002 1987–2007
{{sortname|George|Campbell|George Campbell (Australian politician)}} {{efn|name=Childs}}Labor}}|  ALP New South Wales 2002 1997–2008
{{sortname|Ian|Campbell|Ian Campbell (senator)}}Liberal}}|  Liberal Western Australia 1999 1990–2007
{{sortname|Kim|Carr}}Labor}}|  ALP Victoria 1999 1993–present
{{sortname|Grant|Chapman}}Liberal}}|  Liberal South Australia 2002 1987–2008
{{sortname|Bruce|Childs}} {{efn|name=Childs}}Labor}}|  ALP New South Wales 2002 1980–1997
{{sortname|John|Coates|John Coates (Australian politician)}} {{efn|name=Coates}}Labor}}|  ALP Tasmania 1999 1980–1996
{{sortname|Bob|Collins|Bob Collins (Australian politician)}} {{efn|name=Collins}}Labor}}|  ALP Northern Territory name=Territory|The term of a territory senator ends at the dissolution of the House of Representatives, which was October 1998.}} 1987–1998
{{sortname|Jacinta|Collins}}Labor}}|  ALP Victoria 1999 1995–2005, 2008–2019
{{sortname|Mal|Colston}} {{efn|name=Father}}Labor}}| name=Colston}} Queensland 1999 1975–1999
{{sortname|Stephen|Conroy}}Labor}}|  ALP Victoria 1999 1996–2016
{{sort|Cook, Peter|Hon. Peter Cook}}Labor}}|  ALP Western Australia 1999 1983–2005
{{sortname|Helen|Coonan}}Liberal}}|  Liberal New South Wales 2002 1996–2011
{{sortname|Barney|Cooney}}Labor}}|  ALP Victoria 2002 1984–2002
{{sortname|Winston|Crane}}Liberal}}|  Liberal Western Australia 2002 1990–2002
{{sortname|Trish|Crossin}} {{efn|name=Collins}}Labor}}|  ALP Northern Territory name=Territory|}} 1998–2013
{{sort|Crowley, Rosemary |Hon. Rosemary Crowley}}Labor}}|  ALP South Australia 2002 1983–2002
{{sortname|Kay|Denman}}Labor}}|  ALP Tasmania 1999 1993–2005
{{sortname|Alan|Eggleston}}Liberal}}|  Liberal Western Australia 2002 1996–2014
{{sortname|Chris|Ellison|Chris Ellison (politician)}}Liberal}}|  Liberal Western Australia 1999 1993–2009
{{sortname|Chris|Evans |Chris Evans (Australian politician)}}Labor}}|  ALP Western Australia 1999 1993–2013
{{sort|Faulkner, John|Hon. John Faulkner}}Labor}}|  ALP New South Wales 1999 1989–2015
{{sortname|Alan|Ferguson}}Liberal}}|  Liberal South Australia 1999 1992–2011
{{sortname|Jeannie|Ferris}} {{efn|name=Ferris}}Liberal}}|  Liberal South Australia 2002 1996–2007
{{sortname|Dominic|Foreman}} {{efn|name=Foreman}}Labor}}|  ALP South Australia 1999 1980–1997
{{sortname|Michael|Forshaw}}Labor}}|  ALP New South Wales 1999 1994–2011
{{sortname|Brenda|Gibbs}}Labor}}|  ALP Queensland 2002 1996–2002
{{sortname|Brian|Gibson |Brian Gibson (Australian politician) }}Liberal}}|  Liberal Tasmania 1999 1993–2002
{{sortname|Brian|Harradine}} {{efn|name=Father}}Independent}}|  Independent Tasmania 1999 1975–2005
{{sortname|Bill|Heffernan}} {{efn|name=Baume}}Liberal}}|  Liberal New South Wales 1999 1996–2016
{{sortname|John|Herron|John Herron (Australian politician) }}Liberal}}|  Liberal Queensland 2002 1990–2002
{{sort|Hill, Robert|Hon. Robert Hill}}Liberal}}|  Liberal South Australia 2002 1981–2006
{{sortname|John|Hogg}}Labor}}|  ALP Queensland 2002 1996–2014
{{sortname|Steve|Hutchins}} {{efn|name=Neal}}Labor}}|  ALP New South Wales 1999 1998–2011
{{sort|Kemp, Rod|Hon. Rod Kemp}}Liberal}}|  Liberal Victoria 2002 1990–2008
{{sortname|Cheryl|Kernot}} {{efn|name=Kernot}}Democrats}}|  Democrat Queensland 2002 1990–1997
{{sortname|Susan|Knowles}}Liberal}}|  Liberal Western Australia 1999 1984–2005
{{sortname|Meg|Lees}}Democrats}}|  Democrat South Australia 1999 1990–2005
{{sortname|Ross|Lightfoot}} {{efn|name=Panizza}}Liberal}}|  Liberal Western Australia 2002 1997–2008
{{sortname|Kate|Lundy}}Labor}}|  ALP Australian Capital Territory name=Territory|}} 1996–2015
{{sortname|Ian|Macdonald|Ian Macdonald (Australian politician)}}Liberal}}|  Liberal Queensland 2002 1990–present
{{sortname|Sandy|Macdonald}}National}}|  National New South Wales 1999 1993–1999, 2000–2008
{{sortname|David|MacGibbon|David MacGibbon (Australian politician)}}Liberal}}|  Liberal Queensland 1999 1977–1999
{{sortname|Sue|Mackay}}Labor}}|  ALP Tasmania 2002 1996–2005
{{sortname|Julian|McGauran}}National}}|  National Victoria 1999 1987–1990, 1993–2011
{{sortname|Jim|McKiernan}}Labor}}|  ALP Western Australia 2002 1984–2002
{{sortname|Dee|Margetts}}Greens}}|  Greens Western Australia 1999 1993–1999
{{sortname|Nick|Minchin}}Liberal}}|  Liberal South Australia 1999 1993–2011
{{sortname|Shayne|Murphy}}Labor}}|  ALP Tasmania 1999 1993–2005
{{sortname|Andrew|Murray |Andrew Murray (Australian politician) }}Democrats}}|  Democrat Western Australia 2002 1996–2008
{{sortname|Belinda|Neal}} {{efn|name=Neal}}Labor}}|  ALP New South Wales 1999 1994–1998
{{sort|Newman, Jocelyn|Hon. Jocelyn Newman}}Liberal}}|  Liberal Tasmania 2002 1986–2002
{{sortname|Kerry|O'Brien|Kerry O'Brien (politician)}} {{efn|name=Coates}}Labor}}|  ALP Tasmania 1999 1996–2011
{{sortname|Bill|O'Chee}}National}}|  National Queensland 1999 1990–1999
{{sortname|John|Panizza}} {{efn|name=Panizza}}Liberal}}|  Liberal Western Australia 2002 1987–1997
{{sort|Patterson, Kay|Hon. Kay Patterson}}Liberal}}|  Liberal Victoria 2002 1987–2008
{{sortname|Warwick|Parer}}Liberal}}|  Liberal Queensland 1999 1984–2000
{{sortname|Marise|Payne}} {{efn|name=Woods}}Liberal}}|  Liberal New South Wales 2002 1997–present
{{sortname|John|Quirke}} {{efn|name=Foreman}}Labor}}|  ALP South Australia 1999 1997–2000
{{sortname|Margaret|Reid |Margaret Reid (politician) }}Liberal}}|  Liberal Australian Capital Territory name=Territory|}} 1981–2003
{{sort|Ray, Robert|Hon. Robert Ray}}Labor}}|  ALP Victoria 2002 1981–2008
{{sort|Reynolds, Margaret|Hon. Margaret Reynolds}}Labor}}|  ALP Queensland 1999 1983–1999
{{sort|Schacht, Chris|Hon. Chris Schacht}}Labor}}|  ALP South Australia 2002 1987–2002
{{sort|Sherry, Nick|Hon. Nick Sherry}}Labor}}|  ALP Tasmania 2002 1990–2012
{{sort|Short, Jim|Hon. Jim Short}} {{efn|name=Short}}Liberal}}|  Liberal Victoria 1999 1984–1997
{{sortname|Natasha|Stott Despoja}}Democrats}}|  Democrat South Australia 2002 1995–2008
{{sortname|Karen|Synon}} {{efn|name=Short}}Liberal}}|  Liberal Victoria 1999 1997–1999
{{sortname|Grant|Tambling}}CLP}}|  CLP Northern Territory name=Territory|}} 1987–2001
{{sortname|John|Tierney|John Tierney (Australian politician)}}Liberal}}|  Liberal New South Wales 1999 1991–2005
{{sortname|Judith|Troeth}}Liberal}}|  Liberal Victoria 1999 1993–2011
{{sortname|Amanda|Vanstone}}Liberal}}|  Liberal South Australia 1999 1984–2007
{{sortname|John|Watson|John Watson (Australian politician)}}Liberal}}|  Liberal Tasmania 2002 1978–2008
{{sortname|Suzanne|West}}Labor}}|  ALP New South Wales 2002 1987, 1990–2002
{{sortname|John|Woodley}}Democrats}}|  Democrat Queensland 1999 1993–2001
{{sort|Woods, Bob|Hon. Bob Woods}} {{efn|name=Woods}}Liberal}}|  Liberal New South Wales 2002 1994–1997

See also

  • Australian House of Representatives
  • Australian electoral system

Notes

{{Notelist|refs={{efn|name=Father|Father of the Senate}}{{efn|name=Ferris|South Australian Liberal Senator Jeannie Ferris was elected at the March 1996 election and had been working for Senator Nick Minchin in the period between the declaration of her election in March and taking her seat on 1 July . It had been suggested that this constituted holding an office of profit under the Crown. In order to avoid the risk of her election being overturned, she resigned and was subsequently reappointed to her own vacancy.}}{{efn|name=Colston|Mal Colston resigned from the Australian Labor Party on 20 August 1996, and served out the remainder of his term as an independent.}}{{efn|name=Coates|Tasmanian ALP Senator John Coates resigned in 1996. Kerry O'Brien was appointed as his replacement on 5 September.}}{{efn|name=Baume|New South Wales Liberal Senator Michael Baume resigned in 1996. Bill Heffernan was appointed as his replacement on 18 September.}}{{efn|name=Woods|New South Wales Liberal Senator Bob Woods resigned in 1997. Marise Payne was appointed as his replacement on 8 April.}}{{efn|name=Short|Victorian Liberal Senator Jim Short resigned in 1997. Karen Synon was appointed as his replacement on 13 May.}}{{efn|name=Panizza|Western Australian Liberal Senator John Panizza died in 1997. Ross Lightfoot was appointed as his replacement on 19 May.}}{{efn|name=Childs|New South Wales ALP Senator Bruce Childs resigned in 1997. George Campbell was appointed as his replacement on 17 September.}}{{efn|name=Foreman|South Australian ALP Senator Dominic Foreman resigned in 1997. John Quirke was appointed as his replacement on 18 September.}}{{efn|name=Kernot|Queensland Democrat Senator Cheryl Kernot resigned in 1997, announcing that she would run as an ALP candidate for the House of Representatives. Democrat Andrew Bartlett was appointed as her replacement in the Senate.}}{{efn|name=Collins|Northern Territory ALP Senator Bob Collins resigned in March 1998, and Trish Crossin was appointed as his replacement.}}{{efn|name=Neal|New South Wales ALP Senator Belinda Neal resigned in 1998. Steve Hutchins was appointed as her replacement.}}
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References

1. ^{{cite web |title=The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate 1996 |url=http://biography.senate.gov.au/?search-class=DB_CustomSearch_Widget-db_customsearch_widget&widget_number=3&cs-dates-0=1996&search=Search |publisher=Parliament of Australia |access-date=27 March 2017}}
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