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    Dickson

    Federal electorate in QLD

    LaborQLDCurrent MP: Ali France

    Overview

    Geographical and demographic description

    Dickson is an outer northern Brisbane electorate, combining established residential areas, newer housing developments and some remaining rural land. It includes suburbs such as Kurwongbah, Petrie, Strathpine, Albany Creek, Ferny Hills, Everton Hills, Murrumba Downs and parts of Kallangur.

    Key Areas

    Albany CreekStrathpineFerny HillsEverton HillsMurrumba DownsKallangurPetrieKurwongbah

    Key Local Issues

    Important issues affecting this electorate

    Transport Infrastructure

    HIGH

    Growing population putting pressure on road networks and limited public transport options.


    Urban Development

    MEDIUM

    Balancing new housing development with maintaining green spaces and the semi-rural character.


    Flood Mitigation

    MEDIUM

    Flood protection measures for properties near waterways, particularly following recent flood events.


    Healthcare Access

    HIGH

    Access to medical services and hospital capacity for growing communities.

    Election History

    Recent election results

    YearWinner2PP %Swing
    2025
    Ali France
    (Labor)
    56%+7.7%
    2022
    Peter Dutton
    (Liberal)
    51.7%-2.94%
    2019
    Peter Dutton
    (Liberal)
    54.6%+3%
    2016
    Peter Dutton
    (Liberal)
    51.6%-8.4%
    2013
    Peter Dutton
    (Liberal)
    60%+7.2%
    2010
    Peter Dutton
    (Liberal)
    52.8%+0.9%

    Quick Facts

    Essential electorate information

    State

    QLD

    Type

    Regional

    Population

    164,000

    MP Since

    2025

    Demographics

    Population statistics

    Median Age

    37

    Median Income

    $1,887 weekly

    University Educated

    24%

    About Dickson

    The Dickson electorate in QLD is currently represented by Ali France (Labor) since 2025. This electorate profile provides comprehensive information about local issues, voting history, demographic breakdown, and electoral boundaries.