Members of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly who served in the 33rd parliament held their seats from 1941 to 1944. They were elected at the 1941 state election,[1] and at by-elections.[2][3][4] During this term, the opposition United Australia Party merged with the new Commonwealth Party to form the Democratic Party in late 1943. The merger was only at a state level, however; the federal United Australia Party, however, remained intact during this period. The Speaker was Daniel Clyne.[5]
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Name |
Party |
Electorate |
Term in office |
Joshua Arthur
|
| Labor
| Hamilton
| 1935–1953 |
Jack Baddeley
|
| Labor
| Cessnock
| 1922–1949 |
Jeff Bate
|
| United Australia/Democratic
| Wollondilly
| 1938–1949 |
Jack Beale [lower-alpha 3]
|
| Independent
| South Coast
| 1942–1973 |
Rupert Beale [lower-alpha 3]
|
| Independent
| South Coast
| 1941–1942 |
George Booth
|
| Labor
| Kurri Kurri
| 1925–1960 |
George Brain [lower-alpha 4]
|
| United Australia
| Willoughby
| 1943–1968 |
Michael Bruxner
|
| Country
| Tenterfield
| 1920–1962 |
Arthur Budd
|
| Country
| Byron
| 1927–1944 |
Frank Burke
|
| Labor
| Newtown
| 1917–1944 |
Fred Cahill
|
| Labor
| Young
| 1941–1959 |
Joseph Cahill
|
| Labor
| Cook's River
| 1925–1959 |
Robert Cameron
|
| Labor
| Waratah
| 1927–1956 |
Bill Carlton
|
| Labor
| Concord
| 1935–1949 |
Bill Chaffey
|
| Ind. United Australia
| Tamworth
| 1940–1973 |
John Chanter [lower-alpha 5]
|
| Labor
| Lachlan
| 1943–1947 |
Daniel Clyne
|
| Labor
| King
| 1927–1956 |
Lou Cunningham
|
| Labor
| Coogee
| 1941–1948 |
William Currey
|
| Labor
| Kogarah
| 1941–1948 |
Mat Davidson
|
| Labor
| Cobar
| 1918–1949 |
Billy Davies
|
| Labor
| Wollongong-Kembla
| 1917–1949 |
Doug Dickson
|
| Country
| Temora
| 1938–1960 |
Edgar Dring
|
| Labor
| Ashburnham
| 1941–1955 |
David Drummond
|
| Country
| Armidale
| 1920–1949 |
Bill Dunn
|
| Labor
| Mudgee
| 1910–1911, 1911–1932, 1935–1950 |
George Enticknap [lower-alpha 1]
|
| Independent Labor/Labor
| Murrumbidgee
| 1941–1965 |
Griffith Evans [lower-alpha 5]
|
| Country
| Lachlan
| 1938–1943 |
Clive Evatt
|
| Labor
| Hurstville
| 1939–1959 |
Frank Finnan
|
| Labor
| Hawkesbury
| 1941–1953 |
Ray Fitzgerald
|
| Independent
| Gloucester
| 1941–1962 |
Herbert FitzSimons
|
| United Australia/Democratic
| Lane Cove
| 1930–1944 |
Howard Fowles
|
| Labor
| Illawarra
| 1941–1968 |
William Frith
|
| Country
| Lismore
| 1933–1953 |
James Geraghty
|
| Labor
| North Sydney
| 1941–1953 |
George Gollan
|
| United Australia/Democratic
| Parramatta
| 1932–1953 |
William Gollan
|
| Labor
| Randwick
| 1941–1962 |
Bob Gorman
|
| Labor
| Annandale
| 1933–1950 |
Eddie Graham
|
| Labor
| Wagga Wagga
| 1941–1957 |
Robert Greig
|
| Labor
| Drummoyne
| 1920–1927, 1941–1947 |
Raymond Hamilton
|
| Labor
| Namoi
| 1941–1950 |
Frank Hawkins
|
| Labor
| Newcastle
| 1935–1968 |
Roy Heferen
|
| Labor
| Barwon
| 1940–1950 |
Robert Heffron
|
| Labor
| Botany
| 1930–1968 |
Frank Hill
|
| Labor
| Blacktown
| 1941–1945 |
Ted Horsington
|
| Labor
| Sturt
| 1922–1947 |
Walter Howarth
|
| United Australia/Democratic
| Maitland
| 1932–1956 |
David Hunter
|
| United Australia/Democratic
| Croydon
| 1940–1976 |
Gordon Jackett
|
| Ind. United Australia
| Burwood
| 1935–1951 |
Joseph Jackson
|
| United Australia/Democratic
| Nepean
| 1922–1956 |
Gus Kelly
|
| Labor
| Bathurst
| 1925–1932, 1935–1967 |
Hamilton Knight
|
| Labor
| Hartley
| 1927–1947 |
Bill Lamb
|
| Labor
| Granville
| 1938–1962 |
Abe Landa
|
| Labor
| Bondi
| 1930–1965 |
Jack Lang [lower-alpha 6][7]
|
| Labor/Lang Labor
| Auburn
| 1913–1943, 1943–1946 |
Joe Lawson
|
| Country
| Murray
| 1932–1973 |
Carlo Lazzarini
|
| Labor
| Marrickville
| 1917–1952 |
Christopher Lethbridge
|
| Independent
| Corowa
| 1937–1946 |
Donald Macdonald
|
| Ind. United Australia
| Mosman
| 1941–1947 |
Alexander Mair
|
| United Australia/Democratic
| Albury
| 1932–1946 |
Clarrie Martin
|
| Labor
| Waverley
| 1930–1932, 1939–1953 |
Claude Matthews
|
| Labor
| Leichhardt
| 1934–1954 |
James McGirr
|
| Labor
| Bankstown
| 1922–1952 |
John McGrath
|
| Labor
| Rockdale
| 1941–1959 |
William McKell
|
| Labor
| Redfern
| 1917–1947 |
George Mitchell
|
| Independent
| Oxley
| 1941–1944 |
Roger Nott
|
| Labor
| Liverpool Plains
| 1941–1961 |
Bob O'Halloran
|
| Labor
| Orange
| 1920–1927, 1941–1947 |
Maurice O'Sullivan
|
| Labor
| Paddington
| 1927–1959 |
Mary Quirk
|
| Labor
| Balmain
| 1939–1950 |
Alfred Reid
|
| United Australia/Democratic
| Manly
| 1920–1922, 1925–1945 |
John Reid
|
| Country
| Casino
| 1930–1953 |
Jack Renshaw
|
| Labor
| Castlereagh
| 1941–1980 |
Athol Richardson
|
| United Australia/Democratic
| Ashfield
| 1935–1946, 1946–1952 |
Clarrie Robertson [lower-alpha 2]
|
| Labor
| Dubbo
| 1942–1950, 1953–1959 |
Murray Robson
|
| United Australia/Democratic
| Vaucluse
| 1936–1957 |
D'Arcy Rose
|
| Country
| Upper Hunter
| 1939–1959 |
Edward Sanders [lower-alpha 4]
|
| United Australia
| Willoughby
| 1925–1943 |
John Seiffert
|
| Labor
| Monaro
| 1941–1965 |
James Shand
|
| Ind. United Australia
| Ryde
| 1926–1944 |
Tom Shannon
|
| Labor
| Phillip
| 1927–1954 |
Bill Sheahan
|
| Labor
| Yass
| 1941–1973 |
Fred Stanley
|
| Labor
| Lakemba
| 1927–1950 |
Sydney Storey
|
| Ind. United Australia
| Hornsby
| 1941–1962 |
John Sweeney
|
| Labor
| Bulli
| 1933–1947 |
Arthur Tonge
|
| Labor
| Canterbury
| 1926–1932, 1935–1962 |
Vernon Treatt
|
| United Australia/Democratic
| Woollahra
| 1938–1962 |
Jack Tully
|
| Labor
| Goulburn
| 1925–1932, 1935–1946 |
Harry Turner
|
| United Australia/Democratic
| Gordon
| 1937–1952 |
Roy Vincent
|
| Country
| Raleigh
| 1922–1953 |
Reginald Weaver
|
| United Australia/Democratic
| Neutral Bay
| 1917–1925, 1927–1945 |
George Weir
|
| Labor
| Dulwich Hill
| 1941–1953 |
Arthur Williams
|
| Labor
| Georges River
| 1940–1956 |
George Wilson [lower-alpha 2]
|
| Country
| Dubbo
| 1932–1942 |
Cecil Wingfield
|
| Country
| Clarence
| 1938–1955 |
Close
Murrumbidgee MLA George Enticknap was elected as an Independent Labor candidate, defeating the endorsed Labor candidate, but was readmitted by the party soon after his election.
Auburn MLA Jack Lang was expelled from the Labor Party in 1943 and sat as a Lang Labor candidate thereafter, in the final Lang Labor split. Unlike the previous Labor schisms, however, all of his parliamentary colleagues in this parliament remained in the official Labor Party.