Division of Fannie Bay
History of name
The division was created for the first Legislative Assembly election in 1974. It is named after the bay adjacent to the division. The name Fannie Bay is believed to have originated from Fannie Carandini, an opera singer who performed in Adelaide in 1869, a month before the surveyors who accompanied George Goyder left to establish the settlement of Port Darwin.
Location
The division of Fannie Bay lies adjacent to the Darwin CBD and includes the suburbs of East Point, Fannie Bay, The Gardens, Parap, and Ludmilla.
Approx. area: 11 km²
Members
| Member | Affiliation | Period |
|---|---|---|
| M P F Gunner | ALP | 2008 - Present |
| C M Martin | ALP | 1995 - 2008 |
| M B Perron | CLP | 1983 - 1995 |
| P F O'Neil | ALP | 1977 - 1983 |
| G E Tambling | CLP | 1974 - 1977 |
Electoral divisions
- Legislative Assembly division maps
- Legislative Assembly division profiles
- 2020 division profiles
- Division of Arafura
- Division of Araluen
- Division of Arnhem
- Division of Barkly
- Division of Blain
- Division of Braitling
- Division of Brennan
- Division of Casuarina
- Division of Daly
- Division of Drysdale
- Division of Fannie Bay
- Division of Fong Lim
- Division of Goyder
- Division of Gwoja
- Division of Johnston
- Division of Karama
- Division of Katherine
- Division of Mulka
- Division of Namatjira
- Division of Nelson
- Division of Nightcliff
- Division of Port Darwin
- Division of Sanderson
- Division of Spillett
- Division of Wanguri
- 2020 division profiles
- Local government areas
- Find my electoral division
- Redistributions