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1993

This is a list of members of the New South Wales Legislative Council from 1991 to 1995. Members of the Legislative Council have eight-year terms; while half of this council was elected in 1988 and faced re-election in 1995, the other half was elected in 1991 and faced re-election in 1999.

Name Party Term in office
Franca Arena Labor 1981–1999
Richard Bull National 1984–2000
Hon Dr Meredith Burgmann Labor 1991–2007
Hon Jan Burnswoods Labor 1991–2007
Lloyd Coleman [1] National 1991–1995
Hon Virginia Chadwick Liberal 1978–1999
Ron Dyer Labor 1979–2003
Michael Egan Labor 1986–2005
Hon Keith Enderbury Labor 1984–1995
Hon Beryl Evans Liberal/Seniors 1984–1995
Patricia Forsythe Liberal 1991–2006
Jenny Gardiner National 1991–2015
Duncan Gay National 1988–2017
Hon Marlene Goldsmith Liberal 1988–1999
Hon Jack Hallam [2] Labor 1973–1991
Hon John Hannaford Liberal 1984–1999
Dorothy Isaksen Labor 1978–1988, 1990–1999
John Jobling Liberal 1984–2003
Johno Johnson Labor 1976–2001
Richard Jones Democrat 1988–2003
Hon Jim Kaldis Labor 1978–1999
Hon Elisabeth Kirkby Democrat 1981–1998
Hon Delcia Kite Labor 1976–1995
Ian Macdonald Labor 1988–2010
Hon Andy Manson Labor 1988–2000
Doug Moppett National 1976–1978, 1991–2000
Stephen Mutch Liberal 1988–1996
Elaine Nile Call to Australia 1988–2002
Rev Fred Nile Call to Australia 1981–2004, 2004–present
Paul O'Grady Labor 1988–1996
Eddie Obeid [2] Labor 1991–2011
Brian Pezzutti Liberal 1988–2003
Ted Pickering Liberal 1976–1995
Bob Rowland Smith National 1974–1999
John Ryan Liberal 1991–2007
Jim Samios Liberal 1984–2003
Helen Sham-Ho Liberal 1988–2003
Jeff Shaw Labor 1990–2000
Sir Adrian Solomons [1] National 1969–1991
Ann Symonds Labor 1982–1998
Hon Bryan Vaughan Labor 1981–1999
Hon Judith Walker Labor 1984–1995
Hon Robert Webster National 1991–1995
Hon Max Willis Liberal 1970–1999
1 National Party MLC Sir Adrian Solomons resigned on 2 August 1991. Lloyd Coleman was appointed to the resulting casual vacancy on 21 August.
2 Labor MLC Jack Hallam resigned on 12 September 1991. Eddie Obeid was appointed to the resulting casual vacancy on the same day.