This is a list of the members of the Australian House of Representatives in the Eighth Australian Parliament, which was elected at the 1919 election on 13 December 1919.
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Member |
Party |
Electorate |
State |
In office |
Frank Anstey |
| Labor |
Bourke |
Vic |
1910–1934 |
Llewellyn Atkinson |
| Nationalist/Country[1] |
Wilmot |
Tas |
1906–1929 |
Fred Bamford |
| Nationalist |
Herbert |
Qld |
1901–1925 |
James Bayley |
| Nationalist |
Oxley |
Qld |
1917–1931 |
George Bell |
| Nationalist |
Darwin |
Tas |
1919–1922, 1925–1943 |
Sir Robert Best |
| Nationalist |
Kooyong |
Vic |
1910–1922 |
Arthur Blakeley |
| Labor |
Darling |
NSW |
1917–1934 |
Reginald Blundell |
| Nationalist |
Adelaide |
SA |
1919–1922 |
Eric Bowden |
| Nationalist |
Nepean |
NSW |
1906–1910, 1919–1929 |
Frank Brennan |
| Labor |
Batman |
Vic |
1911–1931, 1934–1949 |
Stanley Bruce |
| Nationalist |
Flinders |
Vic |
1918–1929, 1931–1933 |
Reginald Burchell |
| Nationalist |
Fremantle |
WA |
1913–1922 |
Donald Cameron |
| Nationalist |
Brisbane |
Qld |
1919–1931, 1934–1937 |
James Catts |
| Labor/Majority Labor[2] |
Cook |
NSW |
1906–1922 |
John Chanter |
| Nationalist |
Riverina |
NSW |
1901–1903, 1904–1913, 1914–1922 |
Austin Chapman |
| Nationalist |
Eden-Monaro |
NSW |
1901–1926 |
Matthew Charlton |
| Labor |
Hunter |
NSW |
1910–1928 |
Michael Considine |
| Independent/ISLP |
Barrier |
NSW |
1917–1922 |
Sir Joseph Cook[3] |
| Nationalist |
Parramatta |
NSW |
1901–1921 |
Robert Cook |
| Victorian Farmers/Country |
Indi |
Vic |
1919–1928 |
Edward Corser |
| Nationalist |
Wide Bay |
Qld |
1915–1928 |
Lou Cunningham |
| Labor |
Gwydir |
NSW |
1919–1925, 1929–1931 |
James Fenton |
| Labor |
Maribyrnong |
Vic |
1910–1934 |
William Fleming |
| Nationalist/Country[4] |
Robertson |
NSW |
1913–1922 |
Richard Foster |
| Nationalist/Liberal |
Wakefield |
SA |
1909–1928 |
James Fowler |
| Nationalist |
Perth |
WA |
1901–1922 |
Frederick Francis |
| Independent |
Henty |
Vic |
1919–1925 |
Moses Gabb |
| Labor |
Angas |
SA |
1919–1925, 1929–1934 |
William Gibson |
| Victorian Farmers/Country[5] |
Corangamite |
Vic |
1918–1929, 1931–1934 |
Henry Gregory |
| Nationalist/Country[5] |
Dampier |
WA |
1913–1940 |
Littleton Groom |
| Nationalist |
Darling Downs |
Qld |
1901–1929, 1931–1936 |
Alexander Hay |
| Nationalist/Country/Independent[5][6] |
New England |
NSW |
1919–1922 |
William Higgs |
| Labor/Independent/Nationalist[7] |
Capricornia |
Qld |
1910–1922 |
William Hill |
| Victorian Farmers/Country[5] |
Echuca |
Vic |
1919–1934 |
Billy Hughes |
| Nationalist |
Bendigo |
Vic |
1901–1952 |
Syd Jackson |
| Nationalist |
Bass |
Tas |
1919–1929 |
Elliot Johnson |
| Nationalist |
Lang |
NSW |
1903–1928 |
Edmund Jowett |
| Victorian Farmers/Country[5] |
Grampians |
Vic |
1917–1922 |
Edwin Kerby[8] |
| Nationalist |
Ballarat |
Vic |
1919–1920 |
William Laird Smith |
| Nationalist |
Denison |
Tas |
1910–1922 |
Hector Lamond |
| Nationalist |
Illawarra |
NSW |
1917–1922 |
Thomas Lavelle |
| Labor |
Calare |
NSW |
1919–1922 |
Bert Lazzarini |
| Labor |
Werriwa |
NSW |
1919–1931, 1934–1952 |
John Lister |
| Nationalist |
Corio |
Vic |
1917–1929 |
John Livingston |
| Nationalist |
Barker |
SA |
1906–1922 |
George Mackay |
| Nationalist |
Lilley |
Qld |
1917–1934 |
Hugh Mahon[9] |
| Labor |
Kalgoorlie |
WA |
1901–1917, 1919–1920 |
William Mahony |
| Labor |
Dalley |
NSW |
1915–1927 |
Norman Makin |
| Labor |
Hindmarsh |
SA |
1919–1946, 1954–1963 |
William Maloney |
| Labor |
Melbourne |
Vic |
1904–1940 |
Walter Marks |
| Nationalist |
Wentworth |
NSW |
1919–1931 |
Charles Marr |
| Nationalist |
Parkes |
NSW |
1919–1929, 1931–1943 |
Walter Massy-Greene |
| Nationalist |
Richmond |
NSW |
1910–1922 |
James Mathews |
| Labor |
Melbourne Ports |
Vic |
1906–1931 |
George Maxwell |
| Nationalist |
Fawkner |
Vic |
1917–1935 |
Charles McDonald |
| Labor |
Kennedy |
Qld |
1901–1925 |
William McWilliams |
| Nationalist/Country[5] |
Franklin |
Tas |
1903–1922, 1928–1929 |
Parker Moloney |
| Labor |
Hume |
NSW |
1910–1913, 1914–1917, 1919–1931 |
Samuel Nicholls |
| Labor |
Macquarie |
NSW |
1917–1922 |
Earle Page |
| Farmers and Settlers/Country[5] |
Cowper |
NSW |
1919–1961 |
Jim Page[10] |
| Labor |
Maranoa |
Qld |
1901–1921 |
Alexander Poynton |
| Nationalist |
Grey |
SA |
1901–1922 |
John Prowse |
| Farmers and Settlers/Country[5] |
Swan |
WA |
1919–1943 |
Edward Riley |
| Labor |
South Sydney |
NSW |
1910–1931 |
Arthur Rodgers |
| Nationalist |
Wannon |
Vic |
1913–1922, 1925–1929 |
T. J. Ryan[11] |
| Labor |
West Sydney |
NSW |
1919–1921 |
Granville Ryrie |
| Nationalist |
North Sydney |
NSW |
1911–1927 |
Percy Stewart |
| Victorian Farmers/Country[5] |
Wimmera |
Vic |
1919–1931 |
William Story |
| Nationalist |
Boothby |
SA |
1904–1917 (S), 1917–1922 |
Frank Tudor[12] |
| Labor |
Yarra |
Vic |
1901–1922 |
David Watkins |
| Labor |
Newcastle |
NSW |
1901–1935 |
William Watt |
| Nationalist/Liberal |
Balaclava |
Vic |
1914–1929 |
John West |
| Labor |
East Sydney |
NSW |
1910–1931 |
Arnold Wienholt |
| Nationalist |
Moreton |
Qld |
1919–1922 |
George Wise |
| Nationalist |
Gippsland |
Vic |
1906–1913, 1914–1922 |
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