View source for Members of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly, 2001–2005

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This is a list of '''members of the [[Western Australian Legislative Assembly]]''' from [[2001 Western Australian state election|2001]] to [[2005 Western Australian state election|2005]]:

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! '''Name'''
! '''Party'''
! '''[[Electoral districts of Western Australia|District]]'''
! '''Years in office'''
|-
|| [[Ross Ainsworth]] || [[National Party of Australia (WA)|National]] || [[Electoral district of Roe|Roe]] || 1989–2005
|-
|| [[Paul Andrews (Australian politician)|Paul Andrews]] || [[Australian Labor Party (Western Australian Branch)|Labor]] || [[Electoral district of Southern River|Southern River]] || 2001–2008
|-
|| Hon [[Colin Barnett]] || [[Liberal Party of Australia (Western Australian Division)|Liberal]] || [[Electoral district of Cottesloe|Cottesloe]] || 1990–2018
|-
|| [[Matt Birney]] || Liberal || [[Electoral district of Kalgoorlie|Kalgoorlie]] || 2001–2008
|-
|| Hon [[Mike Board]] || Liberal || [[Electoral district of Murdoch|Murdoch]] || 1993–2001
|-
|| [[John Bowler (politician)|John Bowler]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Eyre|Eyre]] || 2001–2013
|-
|| [[John Bradshaw (Australian politician)|John Bradshaw]] || Liberal || [[Electoral district of Murray-Wellington|Murray]] || 1983–2005
|-
|| Hon [[Clive Brown]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Bassendean|Bassendean]] || 1993–2005
|-
|| Hon [[Alan Carpenter]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Willagee|Willagee]] || 1996–2009
|-
|| Dr [[Liz Constable]] || Independent || [[Electoral district of Churchlands|Churchlands]] || 1991–2013
|-
|| Hon [[Richard Court]]{{ref label|Nedl|2|2}} || Liberal || [[Electoral district of Nedlands|Nedlands]] || 1982–2001
|-
|| Hon [[Hendy Cowan]]{{ref label|Merr|3|3}} || National || [[Electoral district of Merredin|Merredin]] || 1974–2001
|-
|| [[John D'Orazio]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Ballajura|Ballajura]] || 2001–2008
|-
|| Hon [[John Day (Australian politician)|John Day]] || Liberal || [[Electoral district of Darling Range|Darling Range]] || 1993–2017
|-
|| [[Tony Dean (Australian politician)|Tony Dean]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Bunbury|Bunbury]] || 2001–2005
|-
|| Hon [[Cheryl Edwardes]] || Liberal || [[Electoral district of Kingsley|Kingsley]] || 1989–2005
|-
|| [[Jamie Edwards]] || Liberal || [[Electoral district of Greenough|Greenough]] || 2001–2005
|-
|| Hon [[Judy Edwards]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Maylands|Maylands]] || 1990–2008
|-
|| Hon [[Geoff Gallop]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Victoria Park|Victoria Park]] || 1986–2006
|-
|| [[Larry Graham (politician)|Larry Graham]] || Independent || [[Electoral district of Pilbara|Pilbara]] || 1989–2005
|-
|| [[Brendon Grylls]]{{ref label|Merr|3|3}} || National || [[Electoral district of Merredin|Merredin]] || 2001–2017
|-
|| [[Dianne Guise]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Wanneroo|Wanneroo]] || 2001–2008
|-
|| [[Shane Hill]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Geraldton|Geraldton]] || 2001–2008
|-
|| [[Katie Hodson-Thomas]] || Liberal || [[Electoral district of Carine|Carine]] || 1996–2008
|-
|| Hon [[Monty House]] || National || [[Electoral district of Stirling|Stirling]] || 1986–2005
|-
|| [[John Hyde (Australian state politician)|John Hyde]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Perth|Perth]] || 2001–2013
|-
|| [[Rob Johnson (Australian politician)|Rob Johnson]] || Liberal || [[Electoral district of Hillarys|Hillarys]] || 1993–2017
|-
|| Hon [[John Kobelke]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Nollamara|Nollamara]] || 1989–2013
|-
|| Hon [[Bob Kucera]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Yokine|Yokine]] || 2001–2008
|-
|| [[Fran Logan]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Cockburn|Cockburn]] || 2001–2021
|-
|| Hon [[Alannah MacTiernan]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Armadale|Armadale]] || 1996–2010
|-
|| [[Norm Marlborough]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Peel|Peel]] || 1986–2006
|-
|| [[Arthur Marshall (Australian politician)|Arthur Marshall]] || Liberal || [[Electoral district of Dawesville|Dawesville]] || 1993–2005
|-
|| [[Carol Martin (politician)|Carol Martin]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Kimberley|Kimberley]] || 2001–2013
|-
|| [[Bernie Masters]] || Liberal/Independent{{ref label|Vass|4|4}} || [[Electoral district of Vasse|Vasse]] || 1996–2005
|-
|| Hon [[Jim McGinty]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Fremantle|Fremantle]] || 1990–2009
|-
|| [[Mark McGowan]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Rockingham|Rockingham]] || 1996–present
|-
|| Hon [[Sheila McHale]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Thornlie|Thornlie]] || 1996–2008
|-
|| [[Bill McNee]] || Liberal || [[Electoral district of Moore|Moore]] || 1983–1986; 1989–2005
|-
|| [[Tony McRae (politician)|Tony McRae]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Riverton|Riverton]] || 2001–2008
|-
|| [[Mick Murray (politician)|Mick Murray]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Collie|Collie]] || 2001–2021
|-
|| [[Tony O'Gorman]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Joondalup|Joondalup]] || 2001–2013
|-
|| Hon [[Paul Omodei]] || Liberal || [[Electoral district of Warren-Blackwood|Warren-Blackwood]] || 1989–2008
|-
|| Hon [[Phillip Pendal]] || Independent || [[Electoral district of South Perth|South Perth]] || 1993–2005
|-
|| [[John Quigley (politician)|John Quigley]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Innaloo|Innaloo]] || 2001–present
|-
|| [[Margaret Quirk]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Girrawheen|Girrawheen]] || 2001–present
|-
|| [[Jaye Radisich]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Swan Hills|Swan Hills]] || 2001–2008
|-
|| Hon [[Fred Riebeling]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Burrup|Burrup]] || 1992–2008
|-
|| Hon [[Eric Ripper]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Belmont|Belmont]] || 1988–2013
|-
|| Hon [[Michelle Roberts]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Midland|Midland]] || 1994–present
|-
|| [[Dan Sullivan (Australian politician)|Dan Sullivan]] || Liberal || [[Electoral district of Mitchell (Western Australia)|Mitchell]] || 1996–2008
|-
|| [[Rod Sweetman]] || Liberal || [[Electoral district of Ningaloo|Ningaloo]] || 1996–2005
|-
|| [[David Templeman]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Mandurah|Mandurah]] || 2001–present
|-
|| [[Max Trenorden]] || National || [[Electoral district of Avon|Avon]] || 1986–2008
|-
|| [[Terry Waldron]] || National || [[Electoral district of Wagin|Wagin]] || 2001–2017
|-
|| [[Sue Walker (politician)|Sue Walker]]{{ref label|Nedl|2|2}} || Liberal || [[Electoral district of Nedlands|Nedlands]] || 2001–2008
|-
|| [[Peter Watson (politician)|Peter Watson]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Albany|Albany]] || 2001–2021
|-
|| [[Martin Whitely]] || Labor || [[Electoral district of Roleystone|Roleystone]] || 2001–2013
|-
|| Dr [[Janet Woollard]] || Independent{{ref label|AlfC|1|1}} || [[Electoral district of Alfred Cove|Alfred Cove]] || 2001–2013
|}

==Notes==

:{{note label|AlfC|1|1}} Dr [[Janet Woollard]] was elected at the [[2001 Western Australian state election|2001 election]] as an Independent, but also represented the unregistered party [[Liberals for Forests]] which had been founded by her husband, former [[Australian Medical Association]] president, Dr Keith Woollard, the previous year.
:{{note label|Nedl|2|2}} On 23 February 2001, the Liberal member for [[Electoral district of Nedlands|Nedlands]] and former [[Premier of Western Australia|premier]], [[Richard Court]], resigned. Liberal candidate [[Sue Walker (politician)|Sue Walker]] won the [[2001 Nedlands state by-election|resulting by-election]] on 9 June 2001.
:{{note label|Merr|3|3}} On 12 October 2001, the [[National Party of Australia (WA)|Nationals]]' leader, member for [[Electoral district of Merredin|Merredin]] and former [[Deputy Premier of Western Australia|deputy premier]], [[Hendy Cowan]], resigned to run for the [[Australian Senate]]. Nationals candidate [[Brendon Grylls]] won the [[2001 Merredin state by-election|resulting by-election]] on 24 November 2001.
:{{note label|Vass|4|4}} On 16 February 2004, the Liberal member for [[Electoral district of Vasse|Vasse]], [[Bernie Masters]], left the party to serve as an Independent after failing to be preselected for his seat ahead of the [[2005 Western Australian state election|2005 state election]].

==Sources==

*{{cite web|title=Former Members|publisher=[[Parliament of Western Australia]]|year=2011|url=http://www.parliament.wa.gov.au/web/webpages.nsf/WebFiles/MLA+List+Complete/$FILE/SN+10a+MLAs+Alpha+20+Oct+2005.pdf|accessdate=29 October 2024|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110807223004/http://www.parliament.wa.gov.au/web/webpages.nsf/WebFiles/MLA+List+Complete/$FILE/SN+10a+MLAs+Alpha+20+Oct+2005.pdf|archive-date=7 August 2011|url-status=dead}}

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