Division of Bonner

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The Division of Bonner is an Australian Electoral Division in Queensland. The division was created in 2004 and is named after Neville Bonner, the first Aborigine to serve in the Australian Parliament. Bonner served in the federal Senate as a Queensland Liberal.

The Division of Bonner is located in the eastern suburbs of Brisbane, including the suburbs of Chandler, Carindale, Manly, Wishart and Wynnum. The seat had a notional Labor majority when it was created, but was won by the Liberal Party in 2004 by a slight margin.

Member Party affiliation Period
Ross Vasta Liberal 2004-

Registered Voters 87,034 Marginal Liberal
Votes Cast 82,452 Turnout % 94.74 -1.14
Informal Votes 4,651 Informal % 5.64 +1.35
Party Candidate Primary Votes % Swing%
  Citizens Electoral Council William Raymond WHEELER 451 0.58 +0.58
  Liberal Party of Australia Ross Vasta 34,334 44.13 +1.74 Elected
  One Nation Party Barry MYATT 1,436 1.85 -1.87
  Australian Labor Party Con Sciacca 33,261 42.75 -2.08
  Family First Party Trevor HUNT 3,393 4.36 +4.36
  Australian Democrats Chad SMITH 1,090 1.40 -3.09
  Australian Greens Elissa JENKINS 3,836 4.93 +1.92
Two Candidate Preferred
  Liberal Party of Australia Ross Vasta 39,298 50.51 +2.40 Elected
  Australian Labor Party Con Sciacca 38,503 49.49 -2.40
Total 77,801


Electoral Divisions of the Australian House of Representatives in Queensland

Blair | Bonner | Bowman | Brisbane | Capricornia | Dawson | Dickson | Fadden | Fairfax | Fisher | Flynn | Forde | Griffith | Groom | Herbert | Hinkler | Kennedy | Leichhardt | Lilley | Longman | Maranoa | McPherson | Moncrieff | Moreton | Oxley | Petrie | Rankin | Ryan | Wide Bay
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