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Candidates of the 2006 South Australian state election

This article lists candidates at the 2006 South Australian state election.

Retiring MPs

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Labor

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Liberal

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Democrats

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House of Assembly

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Sitting members are shown in bold text. Successful candidates are highlighted in the relevant colour. Where there is possible confusion, an asterisk (*) is also used.[1]

Electorate Held by Labor candidate Liberal candidate Democrats candidate Greens candidate Family First candidate Other candidates
Adelaide Labor Jane Lomax-Smith Diana Carroll Richard Pascoe Nicole Mortier Bill Villani Tracey Rice (DFD)
Amanda Barlow (NR)
Ashford Labor Stephanie Key Kevin Kaeding Andy Johnstone Peter Hastwell Robyn Munro David Dwyer (ON)
Bragg Liberal Andrew Plimer Vickie Chapman Janet Kelly Ben Gray Paul Hannan
Bright Liberal Chloë Fox Angus Redford Caroline Siow Alan (Jack) Robins Andrew Cole Trevor Pyatt (DFD)
Chaffey National Robert Potter Anna Baric Graham McNaughton Pam Kelly Rikki Lambert Karlene Maywald (Nat)
Cheltenham Labor Jay Weatherill Sue Lawrie Pam Moore Margaret Davies Greg Perry
Colton Labor Paul Caica Tim Blackamore Anna Tree Heather Merran Victoria de Los Angeles
Croydon Labor Michael Atkinson Briony Whitehouse Kerrin Pine Teresa Beltrame
Davenport Liberal Gerry Bowen Iain Evans Bridgid Medder Adrian Miller Toni Howard
Elder Labor Patrick Conlon Heidi Greaves Greg Croke Mark Arthurson Roy Brake
Enfield Labor John Rau Sam Joyce Lucianne Baillie Des Lawrence Martin Petho
Finniss Liberal Mary-Lou Corcoran Michael Pengilly Kevin Bartolo Douglas McCarty Dominic Carli Kym McHugh (Nat)
Fisher Independent Amanda Rishworth Andy Minnis Max Baumann Mark Byrne Kathryn Rijken Bob Such (Ind)
Flinders Liberal John Lovegrove Liz Penfold John Hunwick Felicity Wright Errol Schuster Hank Swalue (Nat)
Florey Labor Frances Bedford Pat Trainor Catherine Opitz J Craig McKay Richard Bunting
Frome Liberal John Rohde Rob Kerin Marcus Reseigh Rosalie Garland John McComb
Giles Labor Lyn Breuer Tina Wakelin Kieran Turnbull Cheryl Kaminski Esmond Vettoretti (NR)
Goyder Liberal Aemon Bourke Steven Griffiths Steve Jones Dennis Matthews Rob Lawrie Peter Fitzpatrick (ON)
Hammond Independent James Peikert Adrian Pederick Andrew Castrique Matthew Rigney Peter Duff David Kleinig (ON)
Hartley Liberal Grace Portolesi Joe Scalzi Josh Reynolds Michelle Wauchope Lisa Hood Tim Cousins (DFD)
Heysen Liberal Andrew Christie Isobel Redmond Rosemary Drabsch John Gitsham Peter Robins
Kaurna Labor John Hill Tim Flaherty Graham Pratt Corrie Vanderhoek Paul Munn Jeanie Walker (NR)
Barry Becker (Ind)
Kavel Liberal John Marshall Mark Goldsworthy Kathy Brazher-de Laine Renata Zilm Tom Playford Robert Fechner (ON)
Lee Labor Michael Wright Peter Rea Trevor Tucker Meryl McDougall Dennis Power
Light Liberal Tony Piccolo Malcolm Buckby Alan Collinson Jenni Douglas Olga Vidoni Craig Allan (NR)
Little Para Labor Lea Stevens Ron Watts Michael Pilling Sandra Montgomery Tony Bates Rita Hunt (Ind)
MacKillop Liberal Philip Golding Mitch Williams Bob Netherton Diane Atkinson Phil Cornish Darren O'Halloran (Nat)
Mawson Liberal Leon Bignell Robert Brokenshire Ibojka Bauman Mika Kabacznik-Weller Roger Andrews Joanne Harvey (DFD)
Mitchell Labor Rosemary Clancy Jack Gaffey Jenny Scott Jeff Williams Meredith Resce Kris Hanna* (Ind)
Michele Colmer (DFD)
Travis Gilbert (Ind)
Morialta Liberal Lindsay Simmons Joan Hall Tim Farrow Peter Fiebig Jack Button Darren Andrews (DFD)
Morphett Liberal Tim Looker Duncan McFetridge Keryn Hassall Damien Uern John Ewers
Mount Gambier Independent Bradley Coates Peter Gandolfi Tony Hill Robert Mengler Laura Crowe-Owen Rory McEwen* (Ind)
Laura Cunningham (Ind)
Napier Labor Michael O'Brien Joe Federico Scharyn Varley Terry Allen Peter Barnes
Newland Liberal Tom Kenyon Mark Osterstock Ruth Russell Graham Smith Brenda Bates Josephine Brooks (DFD)
Stan Batten (ON)
Troy Walker (NR)
Norwood Labor Vini Ciccarello Nigel Smart David Winderlich Cate Mussared John Vottari Rick Neagle (DFD)
Patrick Larkin (Ind)
Playford Labor Jack Snelling Tom Javor Ben Howieson Paul Sharpe John Doening
Port Adelaide Labor Kevin Foley Anna Micheel Amy Van Oosten Anne McMenamin James Troup Darren Fairweather (ON)
John McGill (Ind)
Ramsay Labor Mike Rann Damien Pilkington Chris Calvert David Nicks Colin Wuttke (Ind)
Reynell Labor Gay Thompson Gary Hennessy Yvonne Baillie William Weller Geoff Doecke Marie Nicholls (NR)
Schubert Liberal Kym Wilson Ivan Venning Ian deLaine Patricia Murray Phillip Sawyer
Stuart Liberal Justin Jarvis Graham Gunn Bruce Lennon Jane Alcorn Greg Patrick Simon Cook (NR)
Taylor Labor Trish White Linda Caruso Frances Coombe Penelope Johnston Paul Coombe
Torrens Labor Robyn Geraghty Adam Howard Luke Fraser Sally Reid Owen Hood
Unley Liberal Michael Keenan David Pisoni Bruce Hogben Peter Solly David Kingham Katharine Annear (DFD)
Waite Liberal Diana Gibbs-Ludbrook Martin Hamilton-Smith Simon Regan Zane Young John Queale
West Torrens Labor Tom Koutsantonis Emilio Costanzo Nicole Prince Tim White David Wall
Wright Labor Jennifer Rankine Stephen Ernst Scott Jesser Holdern Ward Malcolm Reynolds Sarah Rischmueller (DFD)

Legislative Council

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Sitting members are shown in bold text. Tickets that elected at least one MLC are highlighted in the relevant colour. Successful candidates are identified by an asterisk (*). Eleven seats were up for election. Labor were defending four seats. The Liberals were defending four seats. The Democrats were defending two seats. No Pokies were defending one seat.[2]

Labor candidates Liberal candidates Democrats candidates Greens candidates Family First candidates No Pokies candidates
  1. Carmel Zollo*
  2. Bob Sneath*
  3. Russell Wortley*
  4. Ian Hunter*
  5. Jon Gee
  6. Brer Adams
  7. Viv Maher
  1. Rob Lucas*
  2. John Dawkins*
  3. Michelle Lensink*
  4. Timothy Keynes
  5. Stephen Wade
  6. Ashley Jared
  7. Bob Randall
  1. Kate Reynolds
  2. Richard Way
  3. Bec Hill
  4. Paul Rowse
  1. Mark Parnell*
  2. Clare McCarty
  3. Jake Bugden
  4. Sarah Hanson-Young
  1. Dennis Hood*
  2. Trevor Grace
  3. Toni Turnbull
  4. Colin Gibson
  1. Nick Xenophon*
  2. Ann Bressington*
  3. John Darley
Nationals SA candidates One Nation candidates Shooters candidates Dignity for Disabled candidates Other candidates
  1. Deb Thiele
  2. Ian Willcourt
  1. Barbara Pannach
  2. Basil Hille
  1. Robert Low
  2. Michael Hudson
  1. Paul Collier
  2. Fim Jucha
  3. Charmaine Mahar
  4. Breige Byrne

Jan Vrtielka
Terry Cameron
Neil Armstrong
Peter Lewis
Stormy Summers
Andrew Stanko
Michelle Drummond
Paulina Toro

Mick Dzamko
Joanne Fryar
Lisa Crago
Ralph Clarke
J. Danenberg
Laury Bais
Priya Subramaniam

References

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  1. ^ "SEO". Archived from the original on 20 August 2006.
  2. ^ "ABC". Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 23 January 2024.
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