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1985

This is a list of members of the South Australian House of Assembly from 1986 to 1989, as elected at the 1985 state election:

Name Party Electorate Term of office
Roy Abbott Labor Spence 1975–1989
Hon Jennifer Adamson Liberal Coles 1977–1993
Hon Harold Allison Liberal Mount Gambier 1975–1997
June Appleby Labor Hayward 1982–1989
Hon Peter Arnold Liberal Chaffey 1968–1970, 1973–1993
Lynn Arnold Labor Ramsay 1979–1994
Dale Baker Liberal Victoria 1985–1997
Stephen Baker Liberal Mitcham 1982–1997
John Bannon Labor Ross Smith 1977–1993
Heini Becker Liberal Hanson 1970–1997
Peter Blacker National Flinders 1973–1993
Frank Blevins Labor Giles 1985–1997
Hon Ted Chapman Liberal Alexandra 1973–1992
Greg Crafter Labor Norwood 1979, 1980–1993
Murray De Laine Labor Price 1985–2002
Michael Duigan Labor Adelaide 1985–1989
Hon Bruce Eastick Liberal Light 1970–1993
Martyn Evans Independent Elizabeth 1984–1994
Stan Evans Independent/Liberal [1] Davenport 1968–1993
Don Ferguson Labor Henley Beach 1982–1993
Di Gayler Labor Newland 1985–1989
Roger Goldsworthy Liberal Kavel 1970–1992
Bob Gregory Labor Florey 1982–1993
Terry Groom Labor Hartley 1977–1979, 1982–1993
Graham Gunn Liberal Eyre 1970–2010
Terry Hemmings Labor Napier 1977–1993
Graham Ingerson Liberal Bragg 1983–2002
Kevin Hamilton Labor Albert Park 1979–1993
Hon Dr Don Hopgood Labor Baudin 1970–1993
Gavin Keneally Labor Stuart 1970–1989
John Klunder Labor Todd 1977–1979, 1982–1993
Susan Lenehan Labor Mawson 1982–1993
Peter Lewis Liberal Murray-Mallee 1979–2006
Kym Mayes Labor Unley 1982–1993
Terry McRae Labor Playford 1970–1989
John Meier Liberal Goyder 1982–2006
John Olsen Liberal Custance 1979–1990, 1992–2002
John Oswald Liberal Morphett 1979–2002
Norm Peterson Independent Semaphore 1979–1993
Hon Ron Payne Labor Mitchell 1970–1989
Keith Plunkett Labor Peake 1979–1989
Mike Rann Labor Briggs 1985–2012
Derek Robertson Labor Bright 1985–1989
Jack Slater Labor Gilles 1970–1989
John Trainer Labor Walsh 1979–1993
Philip Tyler Labor Fisher 1985–1989
Hon David Wotton Liberal Heysen 1975–2002