Hinchinbrook is an electoral district of the Legislative Assembly in the Australian state of Queensland.

The district in its present form is a narrow coastal strip running from just south of Innisfail to just north of Townsville; though neither town is part of the electorate. Hinchinbrook does include the towns of Cardwell, Ingham, Mission Beach and Tully. The electorate was first contested in 1950.

[edit] Members for Hinchinbrook

Member		Party	Term
	Cecil Jesson	Australian Labor Party	1950–1960
	John Row	Country Party	1960–1972
	Edward Row	Country Party	1972–1975
		National Country Party	1975–1982
		National Party	1982–1989
	Marc Rowell	National Party of Australia	1989–2006
	Andrew Cripps	National Party of Australia	2006–2008
		Liberal National Party	2008–present

[edit] External links

• ABC profile

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