Everything about Electoral Division Of Derwent totally explained
The Electoral division of Derwent is one of the fifteen electorates or 'seats' in the
Tasmanian Legislative Council. It is situated in the south of the state and is named after the
Derwent River.
The divisions current borders were established in
1999 and it has an area of 8,895
km² with 22,760 enrolled voters.
Derwent includes some outer
Hobart suburbs such as
Bridgewater,
Old Beach,
Claremont. It also includes many towns such as
New Norfolk,
Hamilton,
Brighton,
Pontville,
Ouse and
Strathgordon.
The current sitting member is
Australian Labor Party politician
Michael Aird who won the division in
1995 and then again at the
1997,
2003 elections. The next election in the division is expected for
2009. Derwent is one of only four Tasmanian
Legislative Council electorates that isn't held by an independent.
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