Penny Hearne, who was later to quit the party and run as an independent against Court minister Doug Shave in the 1996 state election for the seat of Alfred Cove. The third member was Gary Gray, from 2007 to 2016. On 25 March 2013, Gray was appointed to the Australian Cabinet as the Minister for Resources and Energy, the Minister for Tourism, and the Minister for Small Business. From 2010 until 2013, Gray served as the Special Minister of State and the Minister for the Public Service and Integrity. The redistribution for the 2010 federal election made the seat slightly more secure for Labor by transferring some 12,000 Mandurah voters to the neighbouring Division of Canning. A redistribution ahead of the 2016 election removed the seat's share of Mandurah altogether, increasing the Labor majority from 52 percent to 54 percent. Gray retired in 2016, and Madeleine King retained the seat for Labor on a swing just under 8 percent. In the 2021 redistribution, the electoral boundaries of Brand were left unchanged. Consequently, the 2016 boundaries continued to apply as of the 2022 election. Geography Since the 2016 election, the division has consisted of enrolled voters resident in the City of Kwinana and the City of Rockingham. Suburbs presently included are: City of Kwinana Anketell Bertram Calista Casuarina Hope Valley Kwinana Beach Kwinana Town Centre Leda Mandogalup Medina Naval Base Orelia Parmelia Postans The Spectacles Wandi Wellard City of Rockingham Baldivis Cooloongup East Rockingham Garden Island Golden Bay Hillman Karnup Keralup (part) Peron Port Kennedy Rockingham Safety Bay Secret Harbour Shoalwater Singleton Waikiki Warnbro Members Election results References External links Division of Brand - Australian Electoral Commission Electoral divisions of Australia Constituencies established in 1984 1984 establishments in Australia Federal politics in Western Australia