Candidates of the 1986 Queensland state election
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The 1986 Queensland state election was held on 1 November 1986.
By-elections
edit- On 19 May 1984, Henry Palaszczuk (Labor) was elected to succeed Kevin Hooper (Labor), who had died on 9 March 1984, as the member for Archerfield.
- On 4 August 1984, Terry Gygar (Liberal) was elected to succeed Dr Denis Murphy, who had died on 21 June 1984, as the member for Stafford.
- On 16 February 1985, Paul Braddy (Labor) was elected to succeed Keith Wright (Labor), who had resigned on 5 November 1984, as the member for Rockhampton.
- On 2 November 1985, Paul Clauson (National) was elected to succeed John Goleby (National), who had died on 10 September 1985, as the member for Redlands.
Retiring Members
editLabor
editNational
edit- Brian Cahill (Aspley)
- Bill Kaus (Mansfield)
- Neil Turner (Warrego)
- John Warner (Toowoomba South)
- Claude Wharton (Burnett)
Independent
edit- Lindsay Hartwig (Callide)
- Col Miller (Ithaca) - Elected as Liberal
Legislative Assembly
editSitting members at the time of the election are shown in bold text.
Electorate | Held by | Labor candidate | Liberal candidate | National candidate | Other candidates |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Albert | National | Tom Harrison | Vince Camilleri | Ivan Gibbs | |
Archerfield | Labor | Henry Palaszczuk | John Shea | Peter Jorgensen | |
Ashgrove | Labor | Tom Veivers | Alan Sherlock | Frank Gaffy | Paul Wright (Dem) |
Aspley | National | Joe Marney | Scott McLeay | Beryce Nelson | Paul Wright (Ind) |
Auburn | National | Tom Hall | Neville Harper | ||
Balonne | National | Elwyn Brookes | Don Neal | ||
Barambah | National | Jim Horton | Joh Bjelke-Petersen | ||
Barron River | National | Terry Doyle | Martin Tenni | ||
Bowen | Labor | Ken Smyth | Jeanette Hunter | Jim Turner | |
Brisbane Central | Labor | Brian Davis | Muriel Ward | Peter Peters | Jack Cotter (SPA) Mark Gardener (Ind) Tony Kneipp (Ind) |
Broadsound | National | Chris Palmer | Denis Hinton | Ros Scott (Ind) Barbara Wildin (Ind) | |
Bulimba | Labor | Ron McLean | Alan Bavister | Judith Brown | |
Bundaberg | Labor | Clem Campbell | Heather Galley | Alex Warren (Ind) | |
Burdekin | National | Richard Tucker | Colin Jackson | Mark Stoneman | Laurence Fabrellas (Ind) |
Burnett | National | Robin Webcke | Doug Slack | ||
Caboolture | Labor | Ken Hayward | Ron Grant | ||
Cairns | Labor | Keith De Lacy | Terry Adair | ||
Callide | Independent | Nick Kofoed | Geoffrey Clarke | Di McCauley | Barry James (Ind) |
Carnarvon | National | Paul Lucas | Peter McKechnie | ||
Chatsworth | Labor | Terry Mackenroth | Ian Chandler | Greg Jones | |
Condamine | National | Gordon Zigenbine | Brian Littleproud | ||
Cook | Labor | Bob Scott | Getano Lui | ||
Cooroora | National | Brian Payler | Wehl Wansley | Gordon Simpson | John Boultbee (Dem) |
Cunningham | National | Paul Kerswell | Tony Elliott | ||
Currumbin | National | Noel Elliot | Robert Freebairn | Leo Gately | Trevor Coomber (Ind) Yvonne Stoelhorst (Dem) |
Everton | Labor | Glen Milliner | Greg Smith | Richard Jackson | |
Fassifern | National | Jim Egan | Margaret Grevett | Kev Lingard | |
Flinders | National | Alex Wilson | Bob Katter | ||
Glass House | National | Lloyd Barr | Ernie McEntee | Bill Newton | Glen Spicer (Dem) |
Greenslopes | National | Fred Wright | Bill Hewitt | Leisha Harvey | Ron Smith (Ind) |
Gregory | National | Kevin Alexander | Bill Glasson | ||
Gympie | National | Sven Condon | Bruce Kean | Len Stephan | |
Hinchinbrook | National | Allan Vitale | John Williams | Ted Row | Ron Dunn (Ind) |
Ipswich | Labor | David Hamill | Janice Akroyd | Michael Byrnes | |
Ipswich West | Labor | David Underwood | Ken Clift | Neil Russell | |
Isis | National | Bill Nunn | Lin Powell | William Elson-Green (Ind) Kevin Hendstock (Ind) | |
Landsborough | National | Michael Cramb | John McCaw | Mike Ahern | |
Lockyer | National | Jack Phelan | Fabius Manners | Tony Fitzgerald | |
Logan | Labor | Wayne Goss | Allen Johnstone | Wendy Howard | Heather Haub (SPA) |
Lytton | Labor | Tom Burns | Daryl Mercer | Liz Upton | |
Mackay | Labor | Ed Casey | Charles Camilleri | Greg Williamson | |
Manly | Labor | Eric Shaw | Des Morris | Merv Hoppner | |
Mansfield | National | Nicole Stehn | Leo White | Craig Sherrin | |
Maryborough | National | Peter Nightingale | Gilbert Alison | ||
Merthyr | National | Garrett Purtill | Santo Santoro | Don Lane | Bernard O'Malley (Dem) Maurice Sibelle (SWP) |
Mirani | National | Jeff Gascoyne | Jim Randell | ||
Moggill | Liberal | Harry Thornton | Bill Lickiss | Douglas Mactaggart | Geoffrey Fawthrop (Dem) |
Mount Coot-tha | Liberal | John Moran | Lyle Schuntner | Geoff Colless | John Elfick (Dem) |
Mount Gravatt | National | Pauline McLaughlin | Guelfi Scassola | Ian Henderson | Christine Shackleton (TWP) |
Mount Isa | Labor | Bill Price | Peter Beard | Lilian Miller | |
Mourilyan | Labor | Bill Eaton | Andrea Walduck | Malcolm Taylor | |
Mulgrave | National | Warren Pitt | Andrew Rankine | Max Menzel | |
Murrumba | Labor | Deane Wells | Jenny Roberts | Leslie Fletcher | Joe Kruger (Ind) |
Nerang | National | Marjorie Thompson | Russell Stuart | Tom Hynd | Tony Kennedy (Dem) Bob Sparks (Ind) |
Nicklin | National | Ian Matthews | Geoffrey Malcolm | Brian Austin | Barbara Camplin (Dem) |
Nudgee | Labor | Ken Vaughan | Peter Hull | Reginald Rofe | |
Nundah | Liberal | Gary Johns | William Knox | Goodwin Poole | |
Peak Downs | National | Albert Holzapfel | Vince Lester | Vrettos Cominos (Ind) | |
Pine Rivers | National | Daniel O'Connell | Rob Akers | Yvonne Chapman | Isobel Robinson (Dem) |
Port Curtis | Labor | Bill Prest | Colin Brown | Kevin Meyrick (Ind) | |
Redcliffe | Liberal | Peter Houston | Terry White | Richard Proctor | Murray Rutherford (Ind) |
Redlands | National | Graeme Kinnear | Martin Shepherd | Paul Clauson | Richard May (Dem) |
Rockhampton | Labor | Paul Braddy | Dennis Stevenson | Carl Hatte (Ind) | |
Rockhampton North | Labor | Les Yewdale | Bob Simpson | John Murphy (Ind) | |
Roma | National | Ray Johanson | Russell Cooper | ||
Salisbury | Labor | Len Ardill | Richard Iliff | Gordon Fisher | |
Sandgate | Labor | Nev Warburton | Ivan Storey | John Curtin | |
Sherwood | Liberal | Peter Rowe | Angus Innes | ||
Somerset | National | Ron Hazelden | Bill Gunn | ||
South Brisbane | Labor | Anne Warner | Guri Lluka | Leo Tsimpikas | Susanne Bolton (SWP) |
South Coast | National | Rupert Granrott | John Richardson | Russ Hinze | |
Southport | National | Alfred Stubbs | Timothy Baker | Doug Jennings | Susan Petersen (Dem) |
Springwood | National | Edward Warren | Christopher Macdade | Howard Edmunds Huan Fraser* |
Eric Dawson (Ind) Allan de Brenni (Ind) Kay Elson (Ind) Humphrey Maltman (Dem) |
Stafford | Liberal | Janine Walker | Terry Gygar | Robert Hutchinson | Marjorie Blair-West (Dem) |
Surfers Paradise | National | Bruce Farrell | Laurence Wade | Rob Borbidge | Warren Fenton (Vig) Ken Petersen (Dem) |
Tablelands | National | James Mealing | Richard Male | Tom Gilmore | Ralph Reese (Ind) |
Thuringowa | Labor | Ken McElligott | Allan Paulsen | Bronwyn Walker | |
Toowong | National | Jonathan Ford | Denver Beanland | Earle Bailey | |
Toowoomba North | National | Sheila Forknall | Janet Rankin | Sandy McPhie | |
Toowoomba South | National | Neville Green | John Gouldson | Clive Berghofer | Peter Mather (Ind) |
Townsville | Labor | Tony Mooney | Bill Mason | Tony Burreket | Shireen Malamoo (Dem) |
Townsville East | Labor | Geoff Smith | Vincent Nielsen | Dickway Goon Chew | |
Warrego | National | Gordon Harding | Howard Hobbs | ||
Warwick | National | Bev Brennan | Des Booth | ||
Whitsunday | National | Peter Jardine | Robert Rowley | Geoff Muntz | |
Windsor | Labor | Pat Comben | Keren Muir-McCarey | Bob Moore | |
Wolston | Labor | Bob Gibbs | Hendrik Schimmel | Ron Jakeman | |
Woodridge | Labor | Bill D'Arcy | Graeme Collins | Jon Cooper | Graham Able (Ind) Kenneth Mantell (SLL) |
Yeronga | Liberal | John Mickel | Norm Lee | Peter Castrisos | Kitchener Farrell (Ind) |
See also
editReferences
edit- Queensland Legislative Assembly (17 March 1987). Details of polling at general election held on 1 November 1986. pp. 4–8.