Australian Labor Party (Western Australian Branch)
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Australian Labor Party
(Western Australian Branch) |
|---|
 |
| Leader |
Mark McGowan |
| Deputy Leader |
Roger Cook |
| President |
Carolyn Smith |
| Secretary |
Matt Dixon |
| Headquarters |
54 Cheriton St, Perth WA 6000 |
| Youth wing |
WA Young Labor |
| National affiliation |
Australian Labor Party |
| Western Australian Legislative Assembly |
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| Western Australian Legislative Council |
|
Australian House of Representatives
(WA seats) |
|
Australian Senate
(WA seats) |
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| Website |
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| www.walabor.org.au |
- Politics of Australia
- Political parties
- Elections
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The Australian Labor Party (Western Australian Branch), commonly known as WA Labor, is the Western Australian branch of the Australian Labor Party. It is the current governing party of Western Australia since winning the 2017 election under Mark McGowan.
History
The Western Australian state division of the Australian Labor Party was formed at a Trade Union Congress in Coolgardie in 1899.[1] Shortly afterwards the federal Labor Party was formalised in time for Australian federation in 1901. The WA Labor Party achieved representation in the Western Australian Parliament in 1900 with six members, and four years later the party entered into minority government with Henry Daglish becoming the first Labor Premier of Western Australia.[1]
Leadership
The current leaders of the party are:[2]
- Parliamentary Leader: Mark McGowan (Premier)
- State President: Carolyn Smith
- State Secretary: Matt Dixon
- State Treasurer: Cassie Rowe
References
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Current members of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly
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Labor (40) |
- Lisa Baker
- Tony Buti
- John Carey
- Robyn Clarke
- Roger Cook
- Josie Farrer
- Mark Folkard
- Janine Freeman
- Emily Hamilton
- Terry Healy
- Matthew Hughes
- Bill Johnston
- Dave Kelly
- Fran Logan
- Mark McGowan
- Simone McGurk
- David Michael
- Kevin Michel
- Simon Millman
- Yaz Mubarakai
- Mick Murray
- Lisa O'Malley
- Paul Papalia
- Stephen Price
- Don Punch
- John Quigley
- Margaret Quirk
- Michelle Roberts
- Cassie Rowe
- Rita Saffioti
- Amber-Jade Sanderson
- Jessica Shaw
- Jessica Stojkovski
- Chris Tallentire
- David Templeman
- Peter Tinley
- Peter Watson
- Reece Whitby
- Sabine Winton
- Ben Wyatt
|
Liberal (14) |
- Ian Blayney
- Liza Harvey
- Alyssa Hayden
- David Honey
- Peter Katsambanis
- Zak Kirkup
- Tony Krsticevic
- Sean L'Estrange
- Bill Marmion
- John McGrath
- Libby Mettam
- Mike Nahan
- Dean Nalder
- Kyran O'Donnell
|
National (5) |
- Vince Catania
- Mia Davies
- Shane Love
- Terry Redman
- Peter Rundle
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Current Members of the Western Australian Legislative Council
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|---|
Labor (14) |
- Alanna Clohesy
- Stephen Dawson
- Kate Doust
- Sue Ellery
- Adele Farina
- Laurie Graham
- Alannah MacTiernan
- Kyle McGinn
- Martin Pritchard
- Samantha Rowe
- Matthew Swinbourn
- Sally Talbot
- Darren West
- Pierre Yang
|
Liberal (9) |
- Ken Baston
- Jim Chown
- Peter Collier
- Donna Faragher
- Nick Goiran
- Michael Mischin
- Simon O'Brien
- Tjorn Sibma
- Steve Thomas
|
National (4) |
- Martin Aldridge
- Jacqui Boydell
- Colin de Grussa
- Colin Holt
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Greens (4) |
- Robin Chapple
- Tim Clifford
- Diane Evers
- Alison Xamon
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One Nation (3) |
- Robin Scott
- Charles Smith
- Colin Tincknell
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SFF (1) |
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Liberal Democrats (1) |
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