Division of Kingston

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The Division of Kingston is an Australian Electoral Division in South Australia. The division was first proclaimed in 1949.

About the electorate

The division is named after Charles Cameron Kingston, a Premier of South Australia (1893-1899), elected to the first House of Representatives in 1901 and the first Federal member of the Division of Adelaide in 1903

Members

Member Party Term
H H Handby LP 1949-51
P Galvin ALP 1951-66
K C M Brownbill LP 1966-69
R Gun ALP 1969-75
Grant Chapman LP 1975-83
G N Bilney ALP 1983-96
S Jeanes LP 1996-98
David Cox ALP 1998-2004
Kym Richardson LP 2004-

Member	Party	Term
H H Handby	LP	1949-51
P Galvin	ALP	1951-66
K C M Brownbill	LP	1966-69
R Gun	ALP	1969-75
Grant Chapman	LP	1975-83
G N Bilney	ALP	1983-96
S Jeanes	LP	1996-98
David Cox	ALP	1998-2004
Kym Richardson	LP	2004-

External links

[Australian Electoral Commission Electorate Boundary Map] (PDF)

Electoral Divisions of the Australian House of Representatives in South Australia
Adelaide \| Barker \| Boothby \| Grey \| Hindmarsh \| Kingston \| Makin \| Mayo \| Port Adelaide \| Sturt \| Wakefield

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