Division of Griffith

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The Division of Griffith is an Australian Electoral Division in Queensland. The division was created in 1934, when the old seat of Oxley was abolished, and is named for Sir Samuel Griffith, a Premier of Queensland and principal author of the Australian Constitution. It is located in the inner southern suburbs of Brisbane, including on the current boundaries the suburbs of Bulimba, Coorparoo, Greenslopes and South Brisbane. The seat has always been marginal for both the Australian Labor Party and the Liberal Party. Its current member, Kevin Rudd, is the leader of the Australian Labor Party.

Member	Party	Term
Francis Baker	ALP	1934–39
William Conelan	ALP	1939–49
Douglas Berry	Lib	1949–54
Wilfred Coutts	ALP	1954–58
Arthur Chresby	Lib	1958–61
Wilfred Coutts	ALP	1961–66
Donald Cameron	Lib	1966–77
Hon Ben Humphreys	ALP	1977–96
Graeme McDougall	Lib	1996–98
Kevin Rudd	ALP	1998–

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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