Members of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly, 1999–2003

This is a list of members of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly from 1999 to 2003, as elected at the 2003 state election:

Name Party Electorate Term in office
Hon Pam AllanLaborWentworthville1988–2007
Hon Richard AmeryLaborMount Druitt1983–2015
Jim AndersonLaborLondonderry1995–2003 [6]
Marie AndrewsLaborPeats1995–2011
Hon John AquilinaLaborRiverstone1981–2011
Hon Ian ArmstrongNationalLachlan1981–2007
Alan AshtonLaborEast Hills1999–2011
David BarrIndependentManly1999–2007
John BartlettLaborPort Stephens1999–2007
Diane BeamerLaborMulgoa1995–2011
Peter BlackLaborMurray-Darling1999–2007
John BrogdenLiberalPittwater1996–2005
Matt BrownLaborKiama1999–2011
Cherie BurtonLaborKogarah1999–2015
David CampbellLaborKeira1999–2011
Hon Bob CarrLaborMaroubra1983–2005
Hon Kerry ChikarovskiLiberalLane Cove1991–2003
Barry CollierLaborMiranda1999–2011
Hon Peter CollinsLiberalWilloughby1981–2003
Paul CrittendenLaborWyong1991–2007
John Cull [3]NationalTamworth2001–2003
Peter DebnamLiberalVaucluse1994–2011
Hon Bob DebusLaborBlue Mountains1981–1988, 1995–2007
Hon Richard FaceLaborCharlestown1972–2003
Andrew FraserNationalCoffs Harbour1990–present
Bryce GaudryLaborNewcastle1991–2007
Thomas GeorgeNationalLismore1999–2015
Paul GibsonLaborBlacktown1988–2011
Ian GlachanLiberalAlbury1988–2003
Kevin GreeneLaborGeorges River1999–2011
Hon Deirdre GrusovinLaborHeffron1990–2003
Hon Gabrielle HarrisonLaborParramatta1994–2003
Hon Chris HartcherLiberalGosford1988–2015
Brad HazzardLiberalWakehurst1991–present
Kerry HickeyLaborCessnock1999–2011
Katrina HodgkinsonNationalBurrinjuck1999–2017
Judy Hopwood [4]LiberalHornsby2002–2011
Andrew HumphersonLiberalDavidson1992–2007
Jeff HunterLaborLake Macquarie1991–2007
Morris IemmaLaborLakemba1991–2008
Dr Liz KernohanLiberalCamden1991–2003
Malcolm KerrLiberalCronulla1984–2011
Hon Michael Knight [1]LaborCampbelltown1981–2003
Hon Craig KnowlesLaborMacquarie Fields1990–2005
Hon Faye Lo Po'LaborPenrith1991–2003
Paul LynchLaborLiverpool1995–present
Daryl MaguireLiberalWagga Wagga1999–2018
Col MarkhamLaborWollongong1988–2003
Gerard MartinLaborBathurst1999–2011
Grant McBrideLaborThe Entrance1992–2011
Tony McGraneIndependentDubbo1999–2004
Ian McManusLaborHeathcote1987–2003
Reba MeagherLaborCabramatta1994–2008
Alison MegarrityLaborMenai1999–2011
Wayne MertonLiberalBaulkham Hills1988–2011
John MillsLaborWallsend1988–2007
Clover MooreIndependentBligh1988–2012
Kevin MossLaborCanterbury1986–2003
Hon John MurrayLaborDrummoyne1982–2003
Peter Nagle [2]LaborAuburn1988–2001
Neville NewellLaborTweed1999–2007
Sandra NoriLaborPort Jackson1988–2007
Stephen O'Doherty [4]LiberalHornsby1992–2003
Barry O'FarrellLiberalKu-ring-gai1995–2015
Rob OakeshottNational/Independent [5]Port Macquarie1996–2008
Milton OrkopoulosLaborSwansea1999–2007
Don PageNationalBallina1988–2015
Hon Ernie PageLaborCoogee1981–2003
Barbara Perry [2]LaborAuburn2001–2015
Adrian PiccoliNationalMurrumbidgee1999–2017
John PriceLaborMaitland1984–2007
Hon Dr Andrew RefshaugeLaborMarrickville1983–2005
Michael RichardsonLiberalThe Hills1993–2011
Hon Kevin RozzoliLiberalHawkesbury1973–2003
Marianne SalibaLaborIllawarra1999–2007
Hon Carl ScullyLaborSmithfield1990–2007
Peta SeatonLiberalSouthern Highlands1996–2007
Jillian SkinnerLiberalNorth Shore1994–2017
Ian Slack-SmithNationalBarwon1995–2007
Russell SmithLiberalBega1988–2003
Wayne SmithLaborSouth Coast1999–2003
Hon George SourisNationalUpper Hunter1988–2015
Tony StewartLaborBankstown1995–2011
Andrew StonerNationalOxley1999–2015
George ThompsonLaborRockdale1991–2003
Andrew TinkLiberalEpping1988–2007
Richard TorbayIndependentNorthern Tablelands1999–2013
Joe TripodiLaborFairfield1995–2011
John TurnerNationalMyall Lakes1988–2011
Russell TurnerNationalOrange1996–2011
John WatkinsLaborRyde1995–2008
Peter WebbNationalMonaro1999–2003
Graham West [1]LaborCampbelltown2001–2011
Hon Paul WhelanLaborStrathfield1976–2003
Tony Windsor [3]IndependentTamworth1991–2001
Hon Harry WoodsLaborClarence1996–2003
Hon Kim YeadonLaborGranville1990–2007
1 Campbelltown Labor MLA Michael Knight resigned on 12 January 2001. Labor candidate Graham West won the resulting by-election on 3 February.
2 Auburn Labor MLA Peter Nagle resigned on 13 July 2001. Labor candidate Barbara Perry won the resulting by-election on 8 September.
3 Tamworth independent MLA Tony Windsor resigned on 16 October 2001 to contest the federal seat of New England in the House of Representatives. National Party candidate John Cull won the resulting by-election on 8 December.
4 Hornsby Liberal MLA Stephen O'Doherty resigned on 17 December 2001. Liberal candidate Judy Hopwood won the resulting by-election on 23 February 2002.
5 Port Macquarie MLA Rob Oakeshott was elected as a member of the National Party, but resigned from the party on 9 March 2002 and served out the remainder of his term as an independent.
6 Londonderry Labor MLA Jim Anderson completed his second term in parliament, but died of a heart attack on the day of the 2003 election, at which he was intending to run for a third term.

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