Members of the Tasmanian House of Assembly, 1964–1969

This is a list of members of the Tasmanian House of Assembly between the 2 May 1964 election and the 10 May 1969 election.

Name Party Division Years in office
Dr Nigel Abbott Liberal Denison 1964–1972
William Anderson Labor Wilmot 1964–1972
Hon Alexander Atkins Labor Bass 1946–1948; 1956–1972
Ken Austin Labor Denison 1964–1976
Wilfred Barker Liberal Braddon 1964–1976
Eric Barnard Labor Franklin 1959–1979
Bill Beattie Liberal Bass 1946–1950; 1954–1979
Bert Bessell Liberal Wilmot 1956–1976
Angus Bethune Liberal Wilmot 1946–1975
Jack Breheny Liberal Braddon 1951–1972
George Deas Brown[1] Liberal Denison 1965–1969
Max Bushby Liberal Bass 1961–1986
Hon Douglas Cashion Labor Wilmot 1949–1972
Geoff Chisholm Labor Braddon 1964–1979
Doug Clark Liberal Franklin 1964–1976
Lloyd Costello Labor Braddon 1959–1975
Hon Merv Everett Labor Denison 1964–1974
Hon Roy Fagan Labor Wilmot 1946–1974
Wallace Fraser Labor Bass 1961–1969
Jack Frost Labor Franklin 1964–1976
James Henty[3] Liberal Bass 1968–1972
Eric Iles[2] Liberal Franklin 1966–1969
Bob Ingamells Liberal Wilmot 1959–1976
Mac Le Fevre Labor Bass 19591969; 1972–1976
Kevin Lyons Liberal/Independent/Centre Party Braddon 1948–1972
Thomas McDonald Labor Wilmot 1959–1969
Hon Harry McLoughlin Labor Denison 1959–1969
Hon John Madden Labor Bass 1936–1956; 1957–1969
Terry Martin Labor Franklin 1964–1969
Robert Mather Liberal Denison 1964–1982
Hon Bill Neilson Labor Franklin 1946–1977
Thomas Pearsall[2] Liberal Franklin 1950–1966
Hon Eric Reece Labor Braddon 1946–1975
John Steer[3] Liberal Bass 1950–1961; 1964–1968
Horace Strutt Liberal Denison 1946–1959; 1959–1969
Rex Townley[1] Liberal Denison 1946–1965
Hon Sydney Ward Labor Braddon 1956–1976
Bill Young Liberal Franklin 1959–1969

Notes

1 Liberal MHA for Denison, Rex Townley, resigned on 30 June 1965. A recount on 10 July 1965 resulted in the election of Liberal candidate George Deas Brown.
2 Liberal MHA for Franklin, Thomas Pearsall, resigned to contest the Franklin federal seat at the 1966 election. A recount on 27 November 1966 resulted in the election of Liberal candidate Eric Iles.
3 Liberal MHA for Bass, John Steer, died on 10 October 1968. A recount on 25 October 1968 resulted in the election of Liberal candidate James Henty.

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