This is a list of members of the Australian Senate between 2011 and 2014. Half of the state senators had been elected at the November 2007 election and had terms due to finish on 30 June 2014; the other half of the state senators were elected at the August 2010 election and had terms due to finish on 30 June 2017. The territory senators were elected at the August 2010 election and their terms ended at the next federal election, which was September 2013. The new Senate first met in July 2011, with state senators elected in 2010 sworn in on 4 July 2011.
Senator Party State Term ending Years in office Tasmania 2017 1994–2022 Western Australia 2017 2005–2012 New South Wales 2014 2008–2012 Western Australia 2017 2009–2017 South Australia 2014 2006–2020 Tasmania 2014 2008–2025 South Australia 2014 2007–2025 Western Australia 2014 1996–2014 Queensland 2014 1983–2014 Queensland 2014 2007–2014 Queensland 2017 2000–2018 Tasmania 2014 1996–2012 Tasmania 2014 2005–present Tasmania 2017 2007–2019 New South Wales 2014 2008–2019 New South Wales 2014 2012–2013 Victoria 2017 1993–2022 Western Australia 2014 2008–present Tasmania 2014 2002–2016, 2018–present Victoria 2014 1995–2005, 2008–2019 Victoria 2017 1996–2016 New South Wales 2014 1996–2011 Western Australia 2017 2008–2020 Northern Territory 2013 1998–2013 New South Wales 2017 2013–2018 Victoria 2017 2011–2020 South Australia 2017 2011–2016 Western Australia 2014 1996–2014 Western Australia 2017 1993–2013 South Australia 2014 2008–2014, 2016–present New South Wales 2017 1989–2015 South Australia 2017 2011–2025 Victoria 2014 2008–2013 New South Wales 2017 2005–2022 Victoria 2014 2004–2019 South Australia 2017 2007–2012 Queensland 2014 2008–2014 South Australia 2017 2011–2021 South Australia 2014 2008–present New South Wales 2017 1996–2016 Queensland 2014 1996–2014 Australian Capital Territory 2013 2003–2013 Western Australia 2014 2002–2016 Queensland 2017 2005–2013 Victoria 2014 2008–2014 Western Australia 2017 2013–present Western Australia 2014 2008–2017 Queensland 2017 1999–2016 Australian Capital Territory 2013 1996–2015 Queensland 2014 1990–2019 Victoria 2017 2011–2016 Victoria 2014 2002–2019 Queensland 2017 1999–2015 South Australia 2017 2005–2016 Victoria 2017 2011–present Queensland 2017 1999–2016 Tasmania 2017 2005–2015 Queensland 2014 2002–2019 New South Wales 2017 2005–2017 New South Wales 2014 2013–present Queensland 2017 2014–2019 New South Wales 2014 1997–2023 Tasmania 2017 2005–2017 Northern Territory 2016 2013–2016 Tasmania 2017 2005–present Western Australia 2014 2008–2014, 2016–2025 New South Wales 2017 2011–2018 Victoria 2017 2005–2016 South Australia 2017 2012–present Victoria 2014 2008–2021 Northern Territory 2013 2001–2019 Australian Capital Territory 2016 2013–2022 Tasmania 2014 1990–2012 Western Australia 2017 2005–2021 Tasmania 2017 2011–2019 New South Wales 2014 2011–2019 Western Australia 2017 2012–present New South Wales 2014 2002–2014 Western Australia 2017 2005–present New South Wales 2017 2011–2013 Tasmania 2014 2012–2014 Victoria 2014 2013–2014 Tasmania 2017 2011–present Queensland 2017 2011–2017, 2018–present Tasmania 2014 2012–present New South Wales 2014 2008–2019 South Australia 2014 2002–present South Australia 2017 2011–2015 South Australia 2014 2008–2017
Notes
References