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Western Australia members of the Australian House of Representatives.
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Beazley, Kim
Member for Brand, Australian Labor Party.
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Bishop, Julie
Member for Curtin, Liberal Party of Australia.
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Edwards, Graham
Member for Cowan, Australian Labor Party.
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Gerick, Jane
Member for Canning, Australian Labor Party.
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Haase, Barry
Member for Kalgoorlie, Liberal Party of Australia.
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Lawrence, Carmen
Member for Fremantle, Australian Labor Party.
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McFarlane, Jann
Member for Stirling, Australian Labor Party.
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Moylan, Judi
Member for Pearce, Liberal Party of Australia.
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Prosser, Geoffrey
Member for Forrest, Liberal Party of Australia.
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Smith, Stephen
Member for Perth, Australian Labor Party.
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Tuckey, Wilson
Member for O'Connor, Liberal Party of Australia.
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Washer, Mal
Member for Moore, Liberal Party of Australia.
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Wilkie, Kim
Member for Swan, Australian Labor Party.
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Williams, Daryl
Member for Tangney, Liberal Party of Australia.
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