This is a list of members of the Victorian Legislative Assembly, from the elections of 1 November 1900 to the elections of 1 October 1902. From 1889 there were 95 seats in the Assembly. Several members resigned to take up seats in the first Australian Parliament.
Victoria was a British self-governing colony in Australia until 1901 when it became a state of Australia.
Note: the Start and End dates refer to the politician's term for that seat. 18th Parliament Name Electorate Start End Melbourne East 1894 1901 Geelong 1900 1904 Kyneton 1900 1904 Sandhurst 1897 1904 Hawthorn 1900 1902 Collingwood 1889 1904 Richmond 1889 1908 Brighton 1900 1909 Fitzroy 1889 1901 Fitzroy 1900 1924 Wangaratta and Rutherglen 1894 1904 Carlton 1892 1908 Shepparton and Euroa 1897 1904 Stawell 1892 1902 Portland 1900 1904 Evelyn 1874 1914 Grant 1894 1904 Benambra 1889 1913 Mornington 1894 1929 Port Fairy 1900 1908 Kilmore, Dalhousie & Lancefield 1889 1904 Dunolly 1894 1904 Borung 1892 1902 Melbourne 1900 1901 Jolimont & West Richmond 1894 1904 Polwarth 1897 1911 Gippsland East 1889 1902 Bourke East 1897 1904 Toorak 1897 1903 Melbourne East 1899 1906 Numurkah and Nathalia 1889 1904 Creswick 1894 1904 Geelong 1894 1902 Gippsland Central 1889 1904 South Yarra 1897 1904 Carlton South 1900 1904 Warrenheip 1900 1913 Lowan 1894 1906 Bogong 1892 1901 Ovens 1894 1902 Dandenong & Berwick 1900 1904 Benalla and Yarrawonga 1894 1901 Grenville 1899 1904 Ballarat West 1894 1904 Korong 1892 1914 Castlemaine 1899 1904 Sandhurst 1900 1902 Barwon 1880 1906 Villiers & Heytesbury 1900 1902 Kara Kara 1897 1913 Gunbower 1889 1901 Ballarat East 1894 1924 Delatite 1900 1902 Maldon 1881 1902 Anglesey 1892 1903 Prahran 1900 1920 Gippsland North 1880 1901 Daylesford 1900 1923 Eastern Suburbs 1894 1904 Melbourne West 1889 1903 Gippsland South 1889 1902 Rodney 1897 1902 Footscray 1899 1901 East Bourke Boroughs 1897 1902 Rodney 1897 1904 Warrnambool 1884 1916 Gippsland West 1900 1902 Ripon & Hampden 1900 1904 Mandurang 1893 1902 Maryborough 1889 1902 Clunes & Allandale 1889 1904 North Melbourne 1900 1926 Williamstown 1900 1904 East Bourke Boroughs 1900 1902 Dundas 1900 1902 Grenville 1900 1902 Talbot and Avoca 1894 1901 Port Melbourne 1894 1915 Normanby 1880 1904 Emerald Hill 1889 1904 Windermere 1898 1902 Horsham 1900 1904 Bourke West 1883 1901 Sandhurst South 1889 1904 Donald & Swan Hill 1889 1904 Ararat 1897 1904 Richmond 1889 1903 Melbourne South 1896 1904 St Kilda 1889 1901 Ballarat West 1892 1902 Essendon & Flemington 1900 1904 Albert Park 1892 1902 Collingwood 1892 1908 Castlemaine 1894 1904 Eaglehawk 1889 1902 Francis Mason was Speaker. William Beazley was Chairman of Committees.
Anderson died 20 June 1901; replaced by John Deegan in July 1901. Best resigned in May 1901 after being elected a senator in the new Australian Parliament; replaced by Patrick O'Connor in June 1901. Findley was expelled in June 1901 for seditious libel; replaced by James Boyd in July 1901. Isaacs resigned in May 1901 after being elected to the new Australian Parliament; replaced by Alfred Billson in June 1901. Kennedy resigned in May 1901 after being elected to the new Australian Parliament; replaced by William Hall in June 1901. McColl resigned in May 1901 after being elected to the new Australian Parliament; replaced by John Cullen in June 1901. McLean resigned in May 1901 after being elected to the new Australian Parliament; replaced by Hubert Patrick Keogh in June 1901. Mauger resigned in May 1901 after being elected to the new Australian Parliament; replaced by Jacob Fotheringham in June 1901. Salmon resigned in May 1901 after being elected to the new Australian Parliament; replaced by George Mitchell in June 1901. Staughton Sr. died 29 August 1901; replaced by Samuel Staughton Jr. in September 1901. Turner resigned in February 1901 to (successfully) contest a seat in the new Australian Parliament; replaced by William Williams in February 1901. Fotheringham resigned on 1 May 1902; replaced by Alexander McDonald on 1 June 1902.
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