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WIPs[edit]

older VLC composition table[edit]

Parties		1958	1961	1964	1967	1970	1973	1976	1979	1982	1985	1988	1992	1996	1999	2002
	Labor	9	9	8	9	9	9	9	13	19	23	19	14	10	14	25
	Liberal	17	17	18	18	20	21	26	27	21	16	19	24	28	24	14
	National	8	8	8	8	7	6	5	4	4	5	6	6	6	6	5
Total		34	34	34	35	36	36	40	44	44	44	44	44	44	44	44

Changes in composition and affiliation[edit]

Since the 2018 Victorian State election, members of the Legislative Council have resigned their position or changed party affiliation on a number of occasions:

Date	Member	Region			New Member
18 December 2018	Catherine Cumming	Western Metropolitan	Derryn Hinch's Justice Party	Resigned from the Justice Party to sit as an independent the day before swearing-in. She cited losing the party's post-election leadership ballot and the party's association with Glen Druery as her reasons for quitting the party. Party founder Derryn Hinch separately claimed that she had been "disendorsed" after her reaction to losing the leadership ballot.^[1]	Catherine Cumming	Independent
17 June 2019	Phillip Dalidakis	Southern Metropolitan	Labor	Resigned in order to take up a senior position with Australia Post.^[2]	Enver Erdogan	Labor
28 February 2020	Mary Wooldridge	Eastern Metropolitan	Liberal	Retired.^[3]	Matthew Bach	Liberal
23 March 2020	Gavin Jennings	South Eastern Metropolitan	Labor	Retired.^[4]	Lee Tarlamis	Labor

Improved MLC Info Box[edit]

Region
Northern Metropolitan	Sheena Watt Labor	Nazih Elasmar Labor	Samantha Ratnam Greens	Craig Ondarchie Liberal	Fiona Patten Reason
Southern Metropolitan	David Davis Liberal	Enver Erdogan Labor	Georgie Crozier Liberal	Nina Taylor Labor	Clifford Hayes Sustainable
Eastern Metropolitan	Shaun Leane Labor	Matthew Bach Liberal	Sonja Terpstra Labor	Bruce Atkinson Liberal	Rod Barton Transport Matters
South-Eastern Metropolitan	Lee Tarlamis Labor	Adem Somyurek Independent^[1]	Tien Kieu Labor	David Limbrick Liberal Democrats	Gordon Rich-Phillips Liberal
Western Metropolitan	Cesar Melhem Labor	Ingrid Stitt Labor	Bernie Finn Democratic Labour^[2]	Kaushaliya Vaghela Independent^[3]	Catherine Cumming Independent^[4]
Northern Victoria	Mark Gepp Labor	Wendy Lovell Liberal	Tim Quilty Liberal Democrats	Tania Maxwell Justice	Jaclyn Symes Labor
Eastern Victoria	Catherine Burnett-Wake Liberal	vacant Labor^[5]	Melina Bath Nationals	Harriet Shing Labor	Jeff Bourman SFF
Western Victoria	Jaala Pulford Labor	Bev McArthur Liberal	Gayle Tierney Labor	Stuart Grimley Justice	Andy Meddick Animal Justice

¹ Adem Somyurek was originally elected as a member of the Labor Party, but resigned in June 2020 amidst allegations of branch stacking and other misconduct.

² Bernie Finn was originally elected as a member of the Liberal Party, but was expelled in May 2022 for "a series of inflammatory social media posts". Finn joined the Democratic Labor Party shortly afterwards.

³ Kaushaliya Vaghela was originally elected as a member of the Labor Party, but resigned in March 2022 over claims of bullying against her by other members of the party.

⁴ Catherine Cumming was originally elected as a member of Derryn Hinch's Justice Party, but resigned from party shortly after the 2018 election upon losing the party's post-election leadership ballot.

⁵ This seat is currently vacant due to the death of Jane Garrett in June 2022. The vacancy will be filled by a member of the Labor Party.

Improved Aus Senate Info Box[edit]

State
New South Wales	Hollie Hughes Liberal	Tony Sheldon Labor	Andrew Bragg Liberal	Tim Ayres Labor	Perin Davey National	Mehreen Faruqi Greens	Marise Payne Liberal	Deborah O'Neill Labor	Ross Cadell Liberal	Jenny McAllister Labor	David Shoebridge Greens	Jim Molan Liberal
Queensland	Paul Scarr LNP	Nita Green Labor	Susan McDonald LNP	Malcolm Roberts One Nation	Gerard Rennick LNP	Larissa Waters Greens	James McGrath LNP	Murray Watt Labor	Matt Canavan LNP	Penny Allman-Payne Greens	Pauline Hanson One Nation	Anthony Chisholm Labor
South Australia	Anne Ruston Liberal	Alex Gallacher Labor	David Fawcett Liberal	Marielle Smith Labor	Sarah Hanson-Young Greens	Alex Antic Liberal	Simon Birmingham Liberal	Penny Wong Labor	Andrew McLachlan Liberal	Don Farrell Labor	Barbara Pocock Greens	Kerrynne Liddle Liberal
Tasmania	Richard Colbeck Liberal	Carol Brown (politician) Labor	Claire Chandler Liberal	Nick McKim Greens	Catryna Bilyk Labor	Jacqui Lambie JLN	Jonathon Duniam Liberal	Anne Urquhart Labor	Peter Whish-Wilson Greens	Helen Polley Labor	Wendy Askew Liberal	Tammy Tyrrell JLN
Victoria	James Paterson Liberal	Raff Ciccone Labor	Jane Hume Liberal	Jess Walsh Labor	Janet Rice Greens	David Van Liberal	Sarah Henderson Liberal	Linda White Labor	Bridget McKenzie National	Jana Stewart Labor	Lidia Thorpe Greens	Ralph Babet UAP
Western Australia	Linda Reynolds Liberal	Pat Dodson Labor	Slade Brockman Liberal	Matt O'Sullivan Liberal	Louise Pratt Labor	Jordon Steele-John Greens	Sue Lines Labor	Michaelia Cash Liberal	Glenn Sterle Labor	Dean Smith Liberal	Dorinda Cox Greens	Fatima Payman Labor
Northern Territory
A.C.T

Templates?[edit]

Electoral History[edit]

Election year	Electorate		Votes	FP%		2PP%		Result
1949	Angas	Liberal	23,987	60.8%	8.9	63.1%	8.1	First
1951			25,323	63.9%	3.1	63.9%	3.1	First
1954			unopposed
1955			26,823	70.0%	30.0	72.2%	27.8%	First
1958			23,987	61.4%	8.6	67.7%	4.5	First
1961			22,798	56.7%	4.7	61.6%	6.1	First
1963			25,676	61.9%	5.2	62.2%	0.6	First

Soccer kits[edit]

Latrobe Valley Soccer League[edit]

The Latrobe Valley Soccer League was formed in 2016 as a breakaway league from the Gippsland Soccer League.

Latrobe Valley Soccer League Kits
Churchill United	East Gippsland United	Falcons 2000	Fortuna 60	Moe United	Monash SC	Morwell Pegasus	Newborough-Yallourn United	Traralgon City	Traralgon Olympians	Sale United