Albert was a Legislative Assembly electorate in the state of Queensland which existed from 1887 to 1949 and 1959 to 2017. Albert was named for the Albert River, which runs through the electorate and separates Logan City from City of Gold Coast. It was first created in a redistribution in 1887 ahead of the 1888 colonial election and continued to exist (with various boundary alterations) until 1949, when the Darlington and Southport electorates were created. In 1959, the electorate was established again. The 1971 and 1977 redistributions greatly reduced the area of the electorate and minor changes were made in 1991, including the loss of Carbrook in the north and coastal areas below Paradise Point in the south.
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| - Albert was a Legislative Assembly electorate in the state of Queensland which existed from 1887 to 1949 and 1959 to 2017. Albert was named for the Albert River, which runs through the electorate and separates Logan City from City of Gold Coast. It was first created in a redistribution in 1887 ahead of the 1888 colonial election and continued to exist (with various boundary alterations) until 1949, when the Darlington and Southport electorates were created. In 1959, the electorate was established again. The 1971 and 1977 redistributions greatly reduced the area of the electorate and minor changes were made in 1991, including the loss of Carbrook in the north and coastal areas below Paradise Point in the south. (en)
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- Queensland
- Former electoral districts of Queensland
- Electoral district of Darlington (Queensland)
- Electoral district of Fassifern
- Electoral district of South Coast
- Electoral districts of Queensland
- 2009 Queensland state election
- 2012 Queensland state election
- Beaudesert, Queensland
- Bill Baumann
- Bill D'Arcy
- Bill Heatley
- John Szczerbanik
- Thomas Flood Plunkett
- Coomera, Queensland
- Country and Progressive National Party
- Second Kidston Ministry
- 1888 Queensland colonial election
- Electoral district of Coomera
- Electoral district of Logan
- Electoral district of Macalister
- Electoral district of Southport
- Electoral district of Theodore
- Electoral district of Wynnum
- Mount Warren Park, Queensland
- 1950 Queensland state election
- 1960 Queensland state election
- Antony Green
- Legislative Assembly of Queensland
- Liberal National Party of Queensland
- Liberal Party (Queensland, 1908)
- Liberal Party of Australia (Queensland Division)
- States and territories of Australia
- Denham Ministry
- Thomas Plunkett, senior
- Australian Labor Party (Queensland Branch)
- Cec Carey
- Windaroo, Queensland
- Logan City
- North Stradbroke Island
- Oxenford, Queensland
- Pacific Motorway (Brisbane–Brunswick Heads)
- Paradise Point, Queensland
- Queensland Farmers' Union
- Queensland United Party
- Redland City
- Ivan Gibbs
- Tamborine, Queensland
- Jimboomba, Queensland
- John Appel
- Kidstonites
- Margaret Keech
- Mark Boothman
- City of Gold Coast
- Albert River (Queensland)
- National Party (Queensland, 1917)
- National Party of Australia – Queensland
- Robert Collins (Queensland politician)
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| - Albert was a Legislative Assembly electorate in the state of Queensland which existed from 1887 to 1949 and 1959 to 2017. Albert was named for the Albert River, which runs through the electorate and separates Logan City from City of Gold Coast. It was first created in a redistribution in 1887 ahead of the 1888 colonial election and continued to exist (with various boundary alterations) until 1949, when the Darlington and Southport electorates were created. In 1959, the electorate was established again. The 1971 and 1977 redistributions greatly reduced the area of the electorate and minor changes were made in 1991, including the loss of Carbrook in the north and coastal areas below Paradise Point in the south. Its consistently changing boundaries together with its existence in a high-growth area do not provide consistent political leanings over time, although it showed more inclination towards the Labor Party over time than any other Gold Coast seat. The last Member for Albert, Mark Boothman, was first elected in the 2012 election. Albert was removed in the 2017 electoral redistribution, its northern part being transferred into Logan and Macalister, its centre part transferred into Coomera, and its southern part transferred into the new electorate of Theodore. (en)
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