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Name	Party	District	Term
Hon Mark Bailey	Labor	Yeerongpilly	2015–present
Verity Barton	Liberal	Broadwater	2012–present
Ros Bates	Liberal	Mudgeeraba	2009–present
Stephen Bennett	National	Burnett	2012–present
Jarrod Bleijie	Liberal	Kawana	2009–present
Mark Boothman	National	Albert	2012–present
Nikki Boyd	Labor	Pine Rivers	2015–present
Don Brown	Labor	Capalaba	2015–present
Glenn Butcher	Labor	Gladstone	2015–present
Hon Bill Byrne	Labor	Rockhampton	2012–present
Jason Costigan	National	Whitsunday	2012–present
Sid Cramp	National	Gaven	2015–present
Michael Crandon	National	Coomera	2009–present
Craig Crawford	Labor	Barron River	2015–present
Andrew Cripps	National	Hinchinbrook	2006–present
Hon Yvette D'Ath	Labor	Redcliffe	2014–present
Tracy Davis	Liberal	Aspley	2009–present
Hon Mick de Brenni	Labor	Springwood	2015–present
Hon Cameron Dick	Labor	Woodridge	2009–2012, 2015–present
Steve Dickson	Liberal	Buderim	2006–present
Hon Leanne Donaldson	Labor	Bundaberg	2015–present
Glen Elmes	Liberal	Noosa	2006–present
Scott Emerson	Liberal	Indooroopilly	2009–present
Hon Leeanne Enoch	Labor	Algester	2015–present
Di Farmer	Labor	Bulimba	2009–2012, 2015–present
Hon Shannon Fentiman	Labor	Waterford	2015–present
Deb Frecklington	National	Nanango	2012–present
Mark Furner	Labor	Ferny Grove	2015–present
Julieanne Gilbert	Labor	Mackay	2015–present
Billy Gordon	Labor/Independent [1]	Cook	2015–present
Hon Grace Grace	Labor	Brisbane Central	2007–2012, 2015–present
Aaron Harper	Labor	Thuringowa	2015–present
Michael Hart	Liberal	Burleigh	2012–present
Hon Stirling Hinchliffe	Labor	Sandgate	2006–2012, 2015–present
Jennifer Howard	Labor	Ipswich	2015–present
Hon Kate Jones	Labor	Ashgrove	2006–2012, 2015–present
Rob Katter	National	Mount Isa	2012–present
Joseph Kelly	Labor	Greenslopes	2015–present
Shane King	Labor	Kallangur	2015–present
Shane Knuth	National	Dalrymple	2004–present
Jon Krause	National	Beaudesert	2012–present
John-Paul Langbroek	Liberal	Surfers Paradise	2004–present
Dale Last	National	Burdekin	2015–present
Brittany Lauga	Labor	Keppel	2015–present
Ann Leahy	National	Warrego	2015–present
Leanne Linard	Labor	Nudgee	2015–present
Hon Dr Anthony Lynham	Labor	Stafford	2014–present
Jim Madden	Labor	Ipswich West	2015–present
Tim Mander	Liberal	Everton	2012–present
Mark McArdle	Liberal	Caloundra	2004–present
Matt McEachan	National	Redlands	2015–present
John McVeigh	National	Toowoomba South	2012–present
Hon Steven Miles	Labor	Mount Coot-tha	2015–present
Lachlan Millar	National	Gregory	2015–present
Jo-Ann Miller	Labor	Bundamba	2000–present
Steve Minnikin	Liberal	Chatsworth	2012–present
Rob Molhoek	National	Southport	2012–present
Tim Nicholls	Liberal	Clayfield	2006–present
Hon Coralee O'Rourke	Labor	Mundingburra	2015–present
Hon Annastacia Palaszczuk	Labor	Inala	2006–present
Jim Pearce	Labor	Mirani	1989–2009, 2015–present
Joan Pease	Labor	Lytton	2015–present
Duncan Pegg	Labor	Stretton	2015–present
Tony Perrett	National	Gympie	2015–present
Hon Curtis Pitt	Labor	Mulgrave	2009–present
Andrew Powell	National	Glass House	2009–present
Linus Power	Labor	Logan	2015–present
Rob Pyne	Labor/Independent [2]	Cairns	2015–present
Ian Rickuss	National	Lockyer	2004–present
Mark Robinson	Liberal	Cleveland	2009–present
Dr Christian Rowan	Liberal	Moggill	2015–present
Peter Russo	Labor	Sunnybank	2015–present
Mark Ryan	Labor	Morayfield	2009–2012, 2015–present
Bruce Saunders	Labor	Maryborough	2015–present
Jeff Seeney	National	Callide	1998–present
Fiona Simpson	National	Maroochydore	1992–present
Tarnya Smith	Liberal	Mount Ommaney	2012–present
Ted Sorensen	National	Hervey Bay	2009–present
Lawrence Springborg	National	Southern Downs	1989–present
Ray Stevens	Liberal	Mermaid Beach	2006–present
Scott Stewart	Labor	Townsville	2015–present
Jann Stuckey	Liberal	Currumbin	2004–present
Hon Jackie Trad	Labor	South Brisbane	2012–present
Ian Walker	Liberal	Mansfield	2012–present
Trevor Watts	National	Toowoomba North	2012–present
Pat Weir	National	Condamine	2015–present
Peter Wellington	Independent	Nicklin	1998–present
Chris Whiting	Labor	Murrumba	2015–present
Rick Williams	Labor	Pumicestone	2015–present

¹ Cook MP Billy Gordon was expelled from the Labor Party on 29 March 2015 following media reports of undeclared criminal offences and domestic violence allegations.

² Cairns MP Rob Pyne resigned from the Labor Party on 7 March 2016.

FIFA World Cup

1990 FIFA World Cup:

• Group A: Cameroon, East Germany, Argentina, Soviet Union
• Group B: Italy, Czechoslovakia, Austria, United States
• Group C: Brazil, Costa Rica, Scotland, Sweden
• Group D: West Germany, Yugoslavia, Israel, United Arab Emirates
• Group E: Spain, Belgium, Uruguay, South Korea
• Group F: England, Ireland, Netherlands, Egypt

1994 FIFA World Cup:

• Group A: Romania, Switzerland, United States, Colombia
• Group B: Brazil, Sweden, Russia, South Africa
• Group C: Germany, Spain, Japan, Bolivia
• Group D: Nigeria, France, Argentina, Greece
• Group E: Mexico, Denmark, Italy, Norway
• Group F: Netherlands, Saudi Arabia, Belgium, Zambia

1998 FIFA World Cup:

• Group A: Brazil, Norway, Morocco, Scotland
• Group B: Italy, Chile, Austria, Cameroon
• Group C: France, Denmark, South Africa, Saudi Arabia
• Group D: Spain, Bulgaria, Nigeria, Paraguay
• Group E: Netherlands, Belgium, Mexico, South Korea
• Group F: Germany, Portugal, United States, Iran
• Group G: England, Romania, Colombia, Tunisia
• Group H: Argentina, Croatia, Jamaica, Japan

2002 FIFA World Cup:

• Group A: France, Denmark, Uruguay, Senegal
• Group B: Sweden, England, Argentina, Liberia
• Group C: Brazil, Turkey, Costa Rica, China
• Group D: Japan, Belgium, Russia, Tunisia
• Group E: Germany, Ireland, Cameroon, Saudi Arabia
• Group F: Spain, Paraguay, Slovenia, South Africa
• Group G: Mexico, Italy, Scotland, Ecuador
• Group H: Portugal, United States, South Korea, Poland

Supermarkets in Australia

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Railway signalling

New Sunshine railway station track layout
to Newport-Sunshine line 4 1 2 3 to Ballarat to Ardeer Broad gauge, Electrified, Metropolitan trains Broad gauge, Electrified, Regional trains and Airport trains Standard gauge, Non-electrified, Freight trains

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New Albion

New Albion railway station track layout
1 2 Albion to Bendigo to Melbourne Airport to Sunbury Broad gauge, Electrified, Metropolitan trains Broad gauge, Electrified, Regional trains and Airport trains Standard gauge, Non-electrified, Freight trains

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Ardeer & Deer Park

Ardeer-RRL track layout
to Melton and Ballarat to Wyndham Vale and Werribee 2 1 Deer Park 2 1 Ardeer to Sunshine Broad gauge, Electrified, Metropolitan trains Broad gauge, Electrified, Regional trains

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Whittlesea Line

Whittlesea line
km Multiple lines via North Melbourne City Loop 1.2 Southern Cross ●●●●●●● 2.5 Flagstaff ●●● 3.1 Melbourne Central 4.3 Parliament ●●●●●●● 0.0 Flinders Street ●●●●●●●●●● 0.1 Princes Bridge (closed) Multiple lines via Richmond City Loop 1.7 Jolimont ■■ 2.0 Jolimont Tunnel 2.2 West Richmond Tunnel 2.4 West Richmond 2.9 North Richmond ■■ 3.0 Victoria Street 3.6 Collingwood 4.1 Johnston Street 4.2 Victoria Park 4.5 Eastern Freeway Doncaster line to Donvale 5.4 Clifton Hill ● 5.6 Heidelberg Road Hurstbridge line to Hurstbridge Inner Circle line to Royal Park 6.4 Merri Creek 6.6 Merri Parade 6.8 Merri ■■ 7.7 Northcote ■■ 8.4 Croxton ■■ 9.4 Thornbury ■■ Miller Street (tram only) 10.5 Bell 10.5 Bell Street 11.2 Preston 12.4 Regent 13.7 Reservoir 13.9 High Street 14.7 Ruthven 16.2 Keon Parade (Removing by 2025) 16.3 Keon Park 17.3 Western Ring Road 17.9 Thomastown ~18.9 RMSP 8 (2nd) (demolished) 19.6 Lalor ~20.5 RMSP 8 (1st) (demolished) 21.6 Epping 21.9 Darebin Creek 24.7 South Morang 24.9 McDonalds Road ~24.9 RMSP 39 (demolished) 26.7 Middle Gorge 27.9 Plenty Road ~28.2 RMSP 33 (demolished) 29.5 Hawkstowe ~30.5 RMSP 9 (demolished) 30.7 Mernda 32.0 Bridge Inn Road 32.9 end of Metro area ~33.8 RMSP 26 (demolished) 35.4 Yan Yean (demolished) ~37.0 RMSP 10 (demolished) ~42.6 RMSP 17 (demolished) 41.5 Whittlesea (demolished) km

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Flinders Street Station

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Richmond Station

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to Flinders Street to Parliament 1 3 5 7 9 Richmond 2 4 6 8 10 to East Richmond to Glenferrie to South Yarra

Caulfield-South Yarra

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to Richmond CityLink Yarra River End CBTC 1 2 4 6 South Yarra 3 5 Start CBTC to Prahran to Anzac 1 2 4 Hawksburn 3 1 2 4 Toorak 3 1 2 4 Armadale 3 1 2 4 Malvern 3 1 2 4 Caulfield 3 to Glen Huntly to Carnegie