Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 2020–2024

This is a list of members of the 57th Legislative Assembly of Queensland from 2020 to 2024, as elected at the 2020 election held on 31 October 2020.

Name Party District Term
Stephen AndrewOne NationMirani2017–present
Hon. Mark BaileyLaborMiller2015–present
Ros BatesLNPMudgeeraba2009–present
Stephen BennettLNPBurnett2012–present
Michael BerkmanGreensMaiwar2017–present
Jarrod BleijieLNPKawana2009–present
Sandy BoltonIndependentNoosa2017–present
Mark BoothmanLNPTheodore2012–present
Colin BoyceLNPCallide2017–present
Nikki BoydLaborPine Rivers2015–present
Don BrownLaborCapalaba2015–present
Jonty BushLaborCooper2020–present
Hon. Glenn ButcherLaborGladstone2015–present
Amanda CammLNPWhitsunday2020–present
Michael CrandonLNPCoomera2009–present
Hon. Craig CrawfordLaborBarron River2015–present
David CrisafulliLNPBroadwater2012–2015, 2017–present
Hon. Yvette D'AthLaborRedcliffe2014–present
Nick DamettoKAPHinchinbrook2017–present
Hon. Mick de BrenniLaborSpringwood2015–present
Hon. Cameron DickLaborWoodridge2009–2012, 2015–present
Hon. Leeanne EnochLaborAlgester2015–present
Hon. Di FarmerLaborBulimba2009–2012, 2015–present
Hon. Shannon FentimanLaborWaterford2015–present
Deb FrecklingtonLNPNanango2012–present
Hon. Mark FurnerLaborFerny Grove2015–present
Laura GerberLNPCurrumbin2020–present
Julieanne GilbertLaborMackay2015–present
Hon. Grace GraceLaborMcConnel2007–2012, 2015–present
Aaron HarperLaborThuringowa2015–present
Michael HartLNPBurleigh2012–present
Michael HealyLaborCairns2017–present
Hon. Stirling HinchliffeLaborSandgate2006–2012, 2015–present
Jennifer HowardLaborIpswich2015–present
Jason HuntLaborCaloundra2020–present
David JanetzkiLNPToowoomba South2016–present
Robbie KatterKAPTraeger2012–present
Joe KellyLaborGreenslopes2015–present
Ali KingLaborPumicestone2020–present
Shane KingLaborKurwongbah2015–present
Shane KnuthKAPHill2004–present
Jon KrauseLNPScenic Rim2012–present
John-Paul LangbroekLNPSurfers Paradise2004–present
Dale LastLNPBurdekin2015–present
Brittany LaugaLaborKeppel2015–present
Ann LeahyLNPWarrego2015–present
Hon. Leanne LinardLaborNudgee2015–present
James ListerLNPSouthern Downs2017–present
Cynthia LuiLaborCook2017–present
Dr Amy MacMahonGreensSouth Brisbane2020–present
Jim MaddenLaborIpswich West2015–present
Tim ManderLNPEverton2012–present
James MartinLaborStretton2021–present
Lance McCallumLaborBundamba2020–present
Jim McDonaldLNPLockyer2017–present
Melissa McMahonLaborMacalister2017–present
Corrine McMillanLaborMansfield2017–present
Bart MellishLaborAspley2017–present
Brent MickelbergLNPBuderim2017–present
Hon. Dr Steven MilesLaborMurrumba2015–present
Lachlan MillarLNPGregory2015–present
Steve MinnikinLNPChatsworth2012–present
Rob MolhoekLNPSouthport2012–present
Charis MullenLaborJordan2017–present
Tim NichollsLNPClayfield2006–present
Sam O'ConnorLNPBonney2017–present
Barry O'RourkeLaborRockhampton2017–present
Hon. Annastacia PalaszczukLaborInala2006–present
Joan PeaseLaborLytton2015–present
Duncan PeggLaborStretton2015–2021
Tony PerrettLNPGympie2015–present
Hon. Curtis PittLaborMulgrave2009–present
Andrew PowellLNPGlass House2009–present
Linus PowerLaborLogan2015–present
Jess PughLaborMount Ommaney2017–present
Dan PurdieLNPNinderry2017–present
Kim RichardsLaborRedlands2017–present
Mark RobinsonLNPOodgeroo2009–present
Dr Christian RowanLNPMoggill2015–present
Peter RussoLaborToohey2015–present
Hon. Mark RyanLaborMorayfield2009–2012, 2015–present
Bruce SaundersLaborMaryborough2015–present
Hon. Meaghan ScanlonLaborGaven2017–present
Fiona SimpsonLNPMaroochydore1992–present
Robert SkeltonLaborNicklin2020–present
Tom SmithLaborBundaberg2020–present
Ray StevensLNPMermaid Beach2006–present
Hon. Scott StewartLaborTownsville2015–present
Jimmy SullivanLaborStafford2020–present
Adrian TantariLaborHervey Bay2020–present
Les WalkerLaborMundingburra2020–present
Trevor WattsLNPToowoomba North2012–present
Pat WeirLNPCondamine2015–present
Chris WhitingLaborBancroft2015–present
1 The Labor member for Stretton, Duncan Pegg, announced his resignation to undergo cancer treatment on 22 April 2021, but had not formally resigned at the time of his death on 10 June 2021. James Martin was elected at the subsequent 2021 Stretton state by-election.[1][2]

References
  1. "Queensland MP Duncan Pegg dies after cancer fight". ABC News. 10 June 2021. Retrieved 10 June 2021.
  2. "Labor's James Martin wins Stretton by-election". ABC News. Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). Retrieved 25 July 2021.
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