Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 2012–2015

This is a list of members of the 54th Legislative Assembly of Queensland from 2012 to 2015, as elected at the 2012 election held on 24 March 2012.

Name Party Electorate Term in office Liberal National Broadwater 2012–2017 Liberal National Mudgeeraba 2009–present Liberal National Burnett 2012–present Liberal National Ipswich 2012–2015 Liberal National Kawana 2009–present Labor South Brisbane 1995–2012 Liberal National Albert 2012–present Labor Rockhampton 2012–2017 Liberal National Brisbane Central 2012–2015 Liberal National Ipswich West 2012–2015 Liberal National Whitsunday 2012–2020 Liberal National Thuringowa 2012–2015 Liberal National Coomera 2009–present Liberal National Hinchinbrook 2006–2017 Liberal National Mundingburra 2012–2015, 2017–present Independent Gladstone 1995–2015 Labor Redcliffe 2014–present Liberal National Capalaba 2012–2015 Dr Liberal National Stafford 2012–2014 Liberal National Aspley 2009–2017 Liberal National Bundaberg 2006–2015 Liberal National Buderim 2006–2017 Liberal National Bulimba 2012–2015 Liberal National/Independent/PUP/Independent Gaven 2006, 2009–2015 Liberal National Redlands 2009–2015 Liberal National/Independent Redcliffe 2012–2013 Liberal National Noosa 2006–2017 Liberal National Indooroopilly 2009–2017 Liberal National Moggill 2004–2015 Liberal National Pumicestone 2012–2015 Liberal National Nanango 2012–present Liberal National Gympie 2006–2015 Liberal National Springwood 2012–2015 Liberal National Morayfield 2012–2015 Liberal National Murrumba 2012–2015 Liberal National Burleigh 2012–present Liberal National Townsville 2012–2015 Liberal National Warrego 1986–2015 Liberal National Pine Rivers 2012–2015 Liberal National/KAP Condamine 2001–2015 Liberal National Gregory 1989–2015 Liberal National/Independent/PUP/Independent Yeerongpilly 2012–2015 KAP Mount Isa 2012–present Liberal National Greenslopes 2012–2015 Liberal National Cook 2012–2015 Liberal National Cairns 2012–2015 KAP Dalrymple 2004–present Liberal National Beaudesert 2012–present Liberal National Surfers Paradise 2004–present Liberal National Waterford 2012–2015 Dr Labor Stafford 2014–2020 Liberal National Maryborough 2012–2015 Liberal National Mirani 1994–2015 Liberal National Everton 2012–present Liberal National Caloundra 2004–2020 Liberal National Toowoomba South 2012–2016 Liberal National Burdekin 2004–2015 Liberal National Sandgate 2012–2015 Labor Bundamba 2000–2020 Liberal National Chatsworth 2012–present Liberal National Southport 2012–present Labor Mackay 1995–2015 Liberal National Ashgrove 2012–2015 Liberal National Clayfield 2006–present Liberal National Stretton 2012–2015 Labor Inala 2006–present Labor Mulgrave 2009–present Liberal National Glass House 2009–present Liberal National Logan 2012–2015 Liberal National Mount Coot-tha 2012–2015 Liberal National Lockyer 2004–2017 Liberal National Cleveland 2009–present Liberal National Kallangur 2012–2015 Labor Woodridge 2001–2015 Liberal National Callide 1998–2017 Liberal National Algester 2012–2015 Liberal National Ferny Grove 2012–2015 Liberal National Maroochydore 1992–present Liberal National Mount Ommaney 2012–2017 Liberal National Hervey Bay 2009–2020 Liberal National Southern Downs 1989–2017 Liberal National Mermaid Beach 2006–present Liberal National Sunnybank 2012–2015 Liberal National Currumbin 2004–2020 Liberal National Lytton 2012–2015 Labor South Brisbane 2012–2020 Liberal National Barron River 2012–2015 Liberal National Mansfield 2012–2017 Liberal National Toowoomba North 2012–present Independent Nicklin 1998–2017 Liberal National Nudgee 2012–2015 Liberal National Keppel 2012–2015

See also Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland

Notes

South Brisbane Labor MP and former Premier Anna Bligh resigned on 30 March 2012. Labor candidate Jackie Trad won the resulting by-election on 28 April 2012. Condamine MP Ray Hopper resigned from the Liberal National Party and joined Katter's Australian Party on 24 November 2012. Gaven MP Alex Douglas and Yeerongpilly MP Carl Judge resigned from the Liberal National Party on 29 November 2012 and subsequently sat as independents until they joined the Palmer United Party on 30 April 2013. Douglas subsequently resigned from the Palmer United Party in August 2014 and sat again as an independent. Judge resigned from the Palmer United Party in October 2014 and sat again as an independent. Redcliffe MP Scott Driscoll was suspended from the Liberal National Party on 25 March 2013, and resigned from the party the following month. He subsequently sat as an independent until he resigned from Parliament on 19 November 2013. Labor candidate Yvette D'Ath won the resulting by-election on 22 February 2014. Stafford Liberal National MP Chris Davis resigned on 23 May 2014. Labor candidate Anthony Lynham won the resulting by-election on 19 July 2014.

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