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LIST of ELECTORATES Legislative Assembly LIST OF ELECTORATES Legislative Assembly FIFTY‐SEVENTH PARLIAMENT, FIRST SESSION LIST NO. 8 2 JUNE 2021 Albury Cessnock Hawkesbury Mr Justin Paul Clancy, BVSc, MVSc, Lib Mr Clayton Gordon Barr, BEd ALP Ms Robyn Anne Preston Lib MACVSc, MBA Auburn Charlestown Heathcote Ms Lynda Jane Voltz ALP Ms Jodie Elizabeth Harrison ALP Mr Lee Justin Evans Lib Ballina Clarence Heffron Ms Tamara Francine Smith GNS Mr Christopher Gulaptis NATS Mr Ron Hoenig, DipLaw(SAB) ALP Balmain Coffs Harbour Holsworthy Mr Jamie Thomas Parker, BEcon, GNS Mr Gurmesh Singh NATS Ms Melanie Rhonda Gibbons Lib MPolEc Bankstown Coogee Hornsby Ms Tania Mihailuk, BEc, LLB ALP Dr Marjorie Spooner O’Neill, BA, ALP The Hon Matthew (Matt) John Kean, Lib BBus(Hons), PhD BBus, GradDipCA Barwon Cootamundra Keira Mr Royal (Roy) Francis Butler SFF Ms Stephanie (Steph) Anne Cooke NATS Mr Ryan John Park, BEd(Hons), MEd ALP Bathurst Cronulla Kiama The Hon Paul Lawrence Toole, NATS The Hon Mark Raymond Speakman, Lib Mr Gareth James Ward Ind DipTeach SC Baulkham Hills Davidson Kogarah The Hon David Andrew Elliott, BA, Lib The Hon Jonathan Richard O’Dea, BA, Lib Mr Christopher (Chris) John Minns, ALP MA, MStJ LLM, MBA BA, MPP Bega Drummoyne Ku‐ring‐gai The Hon Andrew James Constance Lib Mr Anthony (John) Sidoti Ind *The Hon Alister Andrew Henskens, SC Lib Blacktown Dubbo Lake Macquarie Mr Stephen Louis Bali, BBus, ALP Mr Dugald William Saunders NATS Mr Gregory (Greg) Michael Piper Ind MComm Blue Mountains East Hills Lakemba Ms Trisha (Trish) Lee Doyle, BA, ALP Ms Wendy Elizabeth Lindsay Lib Mr Jihad Dib ALP DipEd Cabramatta Epping Lane Cove Mr Nickola (Nick) Lalich ALP The Hon Dominic Francis Perrottet, Lib The Hon Anthony John Roberts Lib LLB, BCOM Camden Fairfield Lismore Mr Peter Bryan Sidgreaves Lib Mr Gaetano (Guy) Zangari, BEd ALP Ms Janelle Anne Saffin ALP Campbelltown Gosford Liverpool Mr Gregory (Greg) Charles Warren, ALP Ms Liesl Dorothy Tesch, AM ALP Mr Paul Gerard Lynch ALP MBA, MAICD Canterbury Goulburn Londonderry Ms Sophie Cotsis ALP Mrs Wendy Margaret Tuckerman Lib Ms Prudence (Prue) Ann Car ALP Castle Hill Granville Macquarie Fields Mr Raymond (Ray) Craig Williams, Lib Ms Julia Dorothy Finn, BA, MEnvStud, ALP Mr Anoulack Chanthivong, BComm, ALP MURP(Curtin) MSocSc(IntlDev) MEc, MSc Maitland Oxley Swansea Ms Jennifer (Jenny) Kathleen ALP The Hon Melinda Jane Pavey NATS Ms Yasmin Maree Catley ALP Aitchison, BA, Grad Dip App Psych, GAICD Manly Parramatta Sydney Mr James Henry Griffin Lib The Hon Dr Geoffrey (Geoff) Lee, Lib Mr Alexander (Alex) Hart Greenwich Ind BAppSc(Hort), MBA, DBA Maroubra Penrith Tamworth Mr Michael John Daley, DipLaw ALP The Hon Stuart Laurence Ayres Lib The Hon Kevin John Anderson NATS Miranda Pittwater Terrigal Ms Eleni Marie Petinos Lib The Hon Robert (Rob) Gordon Stokes Lib Mr Adam Sibery Crouch Lib Monaro Port Macquarie The Entrance The Hon Giovanni (John) Domenic NATS The Hon Leslie Gladys Williams, Lib Mr David Raymond Mehan ALP Barilaro BNurs, DipTeach Mount Druitt Port Stephens Tweed Mr Edmond Atalla, BEng(Civil) ALP Ms Kate Rebecca Washington, BA, LLB ALP Mr Geoffrey (Geoff) Keith Provest, NATS CCM, FAIM, AICD, JP Mulgoa Prospect *Upper Hunter Mrs Tanya Davies, BAppSc(Phty) Lib Dr Paul Joseph (Hugh) McDermott, BA, ALP Mr David (Dave) Robert Layzell NATS LLB(Hons), MLLR, PhD Laws Murray Riverstone Vaucluse Mrs Helen Jennifer Dalton SFF Mr Kevin Francis Conolly, BA, DipEd, Lib The Hon Gabrielle Cecelia Upton, Lib GradDipRS, GradDipEd MBA, BA, LLB Myall Lakes Rockdale Wagga Wagga Mr Stephen Bruce Bromhead, NATS Mr Stephen Kamper ALP Dr Joseph (Joe) Gregory McGirr, Ind LLM (NSW) BSc(Med), MB BS, MHSA, FACEM, FRACMA Newcastle Ryde Wakehurst Mr Timothy (Tim) Carson ALP The Hon Victor Michael Dominello Lib The Hon Bradley (Brad) Ronald Lib Crakanthorp, B.Bus, M.Int Hazzard, BA, DipEd, LLB(NSW), LLM(Syd) Newtown Seven Hills Wallsend Ms Jenny Leong, BA(Hons) GNS Mr Mark Owen Taylor, Lib Ms Sonia Kathleen Hornery, JP, ALP BPolicing(Prosec), DipLaw, BA(Hist)(Hons) GradCertLegalPrac North Shore Shellharbour Willoughby Ms Felicity Lesley Wilson, BMedia, Lib Ms Anna Watson ALP The Hon Gladys Berejiklian, BA, DIntS, Lib MPP MCom Northern Tablelands South Coast Wollondilly The Hon Adam John Marshall NATS The Hon Shelley Elizabeth Hancock, BA, Lib Mr Nathaniel Gerard Smith, Lib DipEd MA Comm (Org‐Comm) Oatley Strathfield Wollongong Mr Mark Joseph Coure Lib Ms Jodi Leyanne McKay, MPA(Syd), ALP Mr Paul Scully ALP GAICD Orange Summer Hill Wyong Mr Philip Donato SFF Ms Joanna (Jo) Elizabeth Haylen ALP Mr David Robert Harris ALP ALP – Australian Labor Party (36) Lib – Liberal Party of Australia (34) *NATS – The Nationals (12) Ind – Independent (5) GNS – The Greens (3) SFF – Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party (3) The Department of the Legislative Assembly’s e‐mail address is: [email protected] The Legislative Assembly’s Website is at www.parliament.nsw.gov.au * Indicates change since list No. 7, dated 20 May 2021 2 .
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