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South Brisbane is an electoral district of the Queensland Legislative Assembly. The electoarte encompasses suburbs in Brisbane's inner-south, stretching from East Brisbane to West End, and south to Fairfield. Parts of Greenslopes and Coorparoo are also located in the electorate.

South Brisbane has generally been considered a safe seat for the Australian Labor Party since 1915. It has only been lost by the party on three occasions: the Country and Progressive National Party's 1929 landslide victory, after the 1957 Labor split, when sitting member and Premier Vince Gair quit the party to form the Queensland Labor Party and finally in 1974, at the height of the Bjelke-Petersen government's popularity. The current member, Anna Bligh, has held the seat since 1995, and has been Premier of Queensland since 2007.

South Brisbane is the strongest seat in Queensland for the Australian Greens third party, who have traditionally polled well there. The party's candidate, Gary Kane, polled 21.5% of the vote at the 2006 election, up from the 20% polled by Juanita Wheeler in 2004.

[edit] Members for South Brisbane

First incarnation (1873–1878, 1 member)
Member Party Term
  Thomas Stephens Unaligned 1873-1875
  Richard Kingsford Unaligned 1875-1878
Second incarnation (1878–1912, 2 members)
Member Party Term
  Richard Kingsford Unaligned 1878-1883
  Angus Mackay Unaligned 1878-1880
  Simon Fraser Unaligned 1880-1888
  Henry Jordan Unaligned 1883-1888
  Henry Jordan Unaligned 1888-1890
  Abraham Luya Unaligned 1888-1893
  Arthur Morry Unaligned 1890-1893
  Henry Turley ALP 1893-1899
  Charles Midson Ministerialist 1893-1896
  Charles Midson Ministerialist/Opposition 1896-1904
  Abraham Luya Unaligned 1899
  Henry Turley ALP 1899-1902
  Alexander Lamont Ministerialist 1902-1904
  Carl Reinhold ALP 1904-1907
  Thomas Bouchard Ministerialist/Opposition 1904-1908
  Peter Airey Ministerialist/Independent Opposition 1908-1909
  John Huxham Opposition/Ministerialist 1908-1909
  Thomas Bouchard Ministerialist/Opposition 1909-1912
  John Allan Unaligned 1909-1912
Third incarnation (1912–present, 1 member)
Member Party Term
  Thomas Bouchard Ministerialist/Opposition 1912-1915
  Edgar Free Australian Labor Party 1915-1920
  Myles Ferricks Australian Labor Party 1920-1929
  Neil MacGroarty Country and Progressive National Party 1929-1932
  Vince Gair Australian Labor Party 1932-1957
  Queensland Labor Party 1957-1960
  Colin Bennett Australian Labor Party 1960-1972
  Fred Bromley Australian Labor Party 1972-1974
  Colin Lamont Liberal Party of Australia 1974-1977
  Jim Fouras Australian Labor Party 1977-1986
  Anne Warner Australian Labor Party 1986-1995
  Anna Bligh Australian Labor Party 1995-present

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