This is a list of members of the House of Representatives of the 48th Parliament of Australia. They were elected in the 2025 Australian federal election.

Leadership

Presiding officer +OfficePartyOfficerElectorateStateTermSpeaker  Oxley QLD 26 July 2022 – current Deputy Speaker Newcastle NSW 26 July 2022 – current Second Deputy Speaker  Longman QLD 22 July 2025 – current

Government leadership +Office OfficerElectorateStateTerm of officeLeader of the House Tony Burke WatsonNSW1 June 2022 – currentChief Whip Joanne RyanLalorVIC31 May 2022 – currentWhip Anne StanleyWerriwaNSW2 July 2019 – current David SmithBeanACT31 May 2022 – current

Opposition leadership +Office OfficerElectorateStateTerm in office Manager of Opposition Business  Alex Hawke Mitchell NSW 28 May 2025 – 17 February 2026 Dan Tehan Wannon Vic 17 February 2026 – current Chief Opposition Whip  Aaron Violi Casey 28 May 2025 – 23 February 2026  Cameron Caldwell Fadden Qld 23 February 2026 – current Whip  28 May 2025 – 23 February 2026  Henry Pike Bowman  Mary Aldred Monash Vic 23 February 2026 – current Ben Small Forrest WA 23 February 2026 – currentChief Nationals Whip  Michelle Landry Capricornia Qld 30 May 2025 – currentDeputy Nationals Whip  David Batt Hinkler

Members Member Party Electorate State Years in office Ref   Calwell VIC 2025–current   Grayndler NSW 1996–current   MonashVIC2025–current   Cowan WA 2016–current   Barton NSW 2025–current   Hinkler QLD 2025–current   Moncrieff QLD 2019–current   Dunkley VIC 2024–current   Whitlam NSW 2025–current   Nicholls VIC 2022–current   Bradfield NSW 2025–current   McMahon NSW 2004–current   Flynn QLD 2022–current   Maribyrnong VIC 2025–current   Wright QLD 2010–current   Watson NSW 2004–current   Spence SA 2022–current   Macnamara VIC 2019–current   Hindmarsh SA 2007–current   Cunningham NSW 2022–current   Fadden QLD 2023–current   Moreton QLD 2025–current   Parkes NSW 2025–current   Rankin QLD 2013–current   Curtin WA 2022–current   Parramatta NSW 2022–current   Gippsland VIC 2008–current   Bendigo VIC 2013–current   Blaxland NSW 2007–current   Newcastle NSW 2013–current   Sturt SA 2025–current   Griffith QLD 2025–current   Corangamite VIC 2019–current   Franklin TAS 2007–current   Petrie QLD 2025–current   Cowper NSW 2019–current   Shortland NSW 2013–current   Bonner QLD 2025–current   Bullwinkel WA 2025–current   Oxley QLD 2016–current   Aston VIC 2023–current   Isaacs VIC 2007–current   Richmond NSW 2004–current   Farrer NSW 2026–present   Holt VIC 2022–current   Dickson QLD 2025–current   Macarthur NSW 2016–current   Moore WA 2025–current   Chisholm VIC 2022–current   Calare NSW 2016–current   Adelaide SA   Scullin VIC 2013–current   Perth WA 2018–current   Solomon NT 2016–current   Deakin VIC 2025–current   Indi VIC 2019–current   Groom QLD 2020–current   Canning WA 2015–current   Mitchell NSW 2007–current   Bruce VIC 2016–current   Page NSW 2013–current   Forde QLD 2025–current   Chifley NSW 2010–current   Brisbane QLD 2025–current   Gorton VIC 2025–current   One Nation New England NSW   Kennedy QLD 1993–current   Cooper VIC 2018–current   Cook NSW 2024–current   Burt WA 2016–current   Wills VIC 2016–current   Ballarat VIC 2001–current   Brand WA 2016–current   Capricornia QLD 2013–current   Hasluck WA 2022–current   Bennelong NSW 2022–current   Fowler NSW 2022–current   Berowra NSW 2016–current   Fenner ACT 2010–current   Farrer NSW 2001–2026   Tangney WA 2022–current   Maranoa QLD 2016–current   Corio VIC 2007–current   Swan WA 2022–current   Eden-Monaro NSW 2020–current   Dobell NSW 2016–current   Riverina NSW 2010–current   Lindsay NSW 2019–current   Flinders VIC 2022-current   Boothby SA 2022–current   McEwen VIC 2010–current   Hughes NSW 2025–current   Fraser VIC 2019–current   Blair QLD 2007–current   Menzies VIC 2025–current   Wide Bay QLD 2016–current   Fairfax QLD 2016–current   Hotham VIC 2013–current   Barker SA 2013–current   Canberra ACT 2019–current   Lyne NSW 2025–current   Gilmore NSW 2019–current   Bowman QLD 2022–current   Sydney NSW 1998–current   Durack WA 2013–current   Hawke VIC 2022–current   McPherson QLD 2025–current   Robertson NSW 2022–current   HunterNSW 2022–current   Kingston SA 2007–current   PearceWA 2022–current   Greenway NSW 2010–current   Lalor VIC 2013–current   Kooyong VIC 2022–current   Mackellar NSW 2022–current   Lingiari NT 2022–current   Mayo SA   Reid NSW 2022–current   Forrest WA 2025–current   Bean ACT 2019–current   Leichhardt QLD 2025–current   Banks NSW 2025–current   Wentworth NSW 2022–current   Werriwa NSW 2016–current   Warringah NSW 2019–current   Paterson NSW 2016–current   Hume NSW 2013–current   Bass TAS 2025–current   Wannon VIC 2010–current   Macquarie NSW 2016–current   Kingsford Smith NSW 2013–current   Herbert QLD 2019–current   Jagajaga VIC 2019–current   Braddon TAS 2025–current   Grey SA 2025–current   Casey VIC 2022–current   Fisher QLD 2016–current   Ryan QLD 2022–current   Gellibrand VIC 2013–current   Mallee VIC 2019–current   Lilley QLD 2019–current   Lyons TAS 2025–current   Dawson QLD 2022–current   Clark TAS 2010–current   Fremantle WA   O'Connor WA 2013–current   Goldstein VIC   Melbourne VIC 2025–current   La Trobe VIC   Longman QLD 2019–current   Makin SA 2007–current

Current party standings .

+9411182281617 ALP GRN CA KAP IND CSA ONP NAT LNP LIB

Breakdown by state and territory State/Territory Independent One Nation Centre Alliance Katter's Australian Party Total 28 60.87% 10 21.74% 0 – 6 13.04% 2 4.35% 0 – 0 – 46 27 71.1% 9 23.7% 0 – 2 5.3% 0 – 0 – 0 – 38 12 40.0% 16 53.3% 1 3.3% 0 – 0 – 0 – 1 3.3% 30 11 68.8% 4 25.0% 0 – 1 6.3% 0 – 0 – 0 – 16 7 70.0% 2 20.0% 0 – 0 – 0 – 1 10.0% 0 – 10 4 80.0% 0 – 0 – 1 20.0% 0 – 0 – 0 – 5 3 100.0% 0 – 0 – 0 – 0 – 0 – 0 – 3 2 100.0% 0 – 0 – 0 – 0 – 0 – 0 – 2 House of Representatives 94 62.7% 41 27.3% 1 0.7% 10 6.7% 2 1.4% 1 0.7% 1 0.7% 150

Changes of composition Party composition Over the course of the 48th Parliament, changes in membership resulted in changes to party composition, which are summarised below.

Membership changes

Notes

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