Members of the New South Wales Legislative Council, 1981–1984

This is a list of members of the New South Wales Legislative Council from 1981 to 1984:

Name	Party	Years in office
Franca Arena	ALP	1981–1999
Peter Baldwin²	ALP	1976–1982
Hon George Brenner	ALP	1981–1991
Don Burton	ALP	1976–1984
Hon Frank Calabro	Liberal	1970–1988
Hon Virginia Chadwick	Liberal	1978–1999
Fergus Darling ¹	Liberal	1976–1981
Hon Jack Doohan	National	1978–1991
Hon Fred Duncan	Liberal	1972–1984
Ron Dyer	ALP	1979–2003
Marie Fisher	ALP	1978–1988
Hon Dr Derek Freeman ¹	Liberal	1973–1981, 1981–1984
Hon Barney French	ALP	1973–1991
Jack Garland	ALP	1981–1990
Hon Deirdre Grusovin	ALP	1978–1990
Hon Jack Hallam	ALP	1973–1991
Fred Hankinson³	ALP	1984–1991
Clive Healey	ALP	1970–1988
Hon John Holt	Liberal	1972–1984
Dorothy Isaksen	ALP	1978–1988, 1990–1999
Johno Johnson	ALP	1976–2001
Hon Jim Kaldis	ALP	1978–1999
Hon Bill Kennedy	National	1971–1984
Richard Killen	National	1981–1991
Norm King	ALP	1978–1988
Hon Elisabeth Kirkby	Democrat	1981–1998
Hon Delcia Kite	ALP	1976–1995
Paul Landa³	ALP	1973–1984
Hon Lloyd Lange	Liberal	1974–1986
Hon Toby MacDiarmid	National	1973–1988
Hon John Matthews	Liberal	1981–1991
John Morris	ALP	1976–1984
Rev Fred Nile	Call to Australia	1981–2004, 2004–present
Nathanael Orr	Liberal	1976–1984
Hon Peter Philips	Liberal	1976–1988
Ted Pickering	Liberal	1976–1995
Hon Ken Reed	ALP	1981–1991
Bob Rowland Smith	National	1974–1999
Bill Sandwith	Liberal	1976–1984
Hon Sir Adrian Solomons	National	1969–1991
Ann Symonds²	ALP	1982–1998
Hon Joe Thompson	ALP	1974–1988
Roy Turner	ALP	1975–1984
Hon Bryan Vaughan	ALP	1981–1999
Hon Barrie Unsworth	ALP	1978–1986
Peter Watkins	ALP	1978–1987
Hon Max Willis	Liberal	1970–1999

¹ Liberal MLC Fergus Darling died on 3 October 1981. Former MLC Dr Derek Freeman was appointed to the resulting casual vacancy on 18 November.

² ALP MLC Peter Baldwin resigned on 18 August 1982 in order to contest the Australian House of Representatives seat of Sydney at the 1983 federal election. Ann Symonds was appointed to the resulting casual vacancy on 8 September.

³ ALP MLC Paul Landa resigned on 3 March 1984 in order to contest the Legislative Assembly seat of Peats at the 1984 state election. Fred Hankinson was appointed to the resulting casual vacancy on 28 March.

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