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词条 Candidates of the 1992 Queensland state election
释义

  1. By-elections

  2. Retiring Members

     Labor  National 

  3. Candidates

  4. See also

  5. References

This is a list of candidates who stood for the 1992 Queensland state election. The election was held on 19 September 1992.

By-elections

  • On 28 July 1990, Joan Sheldon (Liberal) was elected to succeed Mike Ahern (National), who had resigned on 6 May 1990, as the member for Landsborough.
  • On 28 July 1990, David Dunworth (Liberal) was elected to succeed Angus Innes (Liberal), who had resigned on 13 May 1990, as the member for Sherwood.
  • On 18 May 1991, Terry Sullivan (Labor) was elected to succeed Phil Heath (Labor), who had resigned on 5 April 1991, as the member for Nundah.
  • On 18 May 1991, Mike Horan (National) was elected to succeed Clive Berghofer (National), who had vacated his seat on 23 March 1991, as the member for Toowoomba South.
  • On 21 November 1990, the election of Bob King (Liberal) was overturned by the Court of Disputed Returns, who declared National candidate Neil Turner elected rather than ordering a by-election for the seat.

Retiring Members

Labor

  • Ron McLean (Bulimba)
  • Bill Prest (Port Curtis)
  • Nev Warburton (Sandgate)

National

  • Des Booth (Warwick)
  • Bill Gunn (Somerset)
  • Neville Harper (Auburn)
  • Bob Katter (Flinders)
  • Don Neal (Balonne)

Candidates

Sitting members are shown in bold text.

Electorate Held by Labor candidate National candidate Liberal candidate Other candidates
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Albert Labor John Szczerbanik Paul Flann David Logan
Archerfield Labor Len Ardill Paul Pottinger
Ashgrove Labor Jim Fouras Marie McCullagh Tony Dempsey Ray Sargent (Ind)
Aspley Liberal Terry Hamspon Mike Sopinski John Goss
Barambah National Peter Allen Trevor Perrett Cliff Casswell Bob Young (Ind)
Barron River Labor Lesley Clark Ron Crew Norm Millhouse Steve Dimitriou (Ind)
John Felan (Grn)
Beaudesert National Don Petersen Kev Lingard John Taylor
Brisbane Central Labor Peter Beattie Richards Roberts Susan Price (Ind)
Broadwater National Tom Harrison Allan Grice Kay Elson Felix Cernovs (Ind)
Bulimba Labor Pat Purcell Alvan Hawkes Barry Wilson (Grn)
Bundaberg Labor Clem Campbell Paul Petrie Cameron Dale Tony Barr (Ind)
Trevor Versace (Ind)
Bundamba Labor Bob Gibbs Hank Schimmel (Ind)
Burdekin National Jenny Hill Mark Stoneman Steve Szendray
Burleigh National Pat Stern Judy Gamin Lyle Schuntner Antony Bradshaw (Ind)
Burnett National Michael Klein Doug Slack Maurice Chapman (Ind)
Bill May (CAP)
Caboolture Labor Jon Sullivan Bill Newton Joy Leishman Dave Groves (Ind)
Cairns Labor Keith De Lacy Ron Balodis Kel Ryan Jonathan Metcalfe (Grn)
Callide National Tom Knight Di McCauley Anthony May
Caloundra Liberal Joe Hannan Liz Bell Joan Sheldon
Capalaba Labor Jim Elder Bill Vaughan
Charters Towers Labor Ken Smyth Rob Mitchell Joseph Kirk Jo Cronin (Ind)
Harrison Duncan (Ind)
Chatsworth Labor Terry Mackenroth David Stone Brett Blade Lou Gugenberger (Grn)
Chermside Labor Terry Sullivan Doug Foggo Keith Schafferius
Clayfield Liberal Dennis Williams Santo Santoro Peter Dove (Ind)
Darby McCarthy (AIP)
Cleveland Labor Darryl Briskey Paul Asher Eddie Santagiuliana
Cook Labor Steve Bredhauer John Weightman David Spanagel David Byrne (Ind)
Anton Castro (Ind)
Merv Gibson (AIP)
Norman Johnson (AIP)
George Villaflor (Ind)
Crows Nest National Ross Spencer Russell Cooper Neville Stuart
Cunningham National David Cooper Tony Elliott Ted Radke
Currumbin National Merri Rose Bob Hancock Andrew Schuller Brad Farmer (Grn)
Everton Labor Rod Welford John Jurss Bryan Carpenter
Ferny Grove Labor Glen Milliner Chris Harding Rex Hawkes Des O'Neill (Ind)
Fitzroy Labor Jim Pearce Marie Mahood Dick Phillips Keith Scantlebury (Ind)
Gladstone Labor Neil Bennett Jenny Elliot Maree Petty Liz Cunningham (Ind)
Greenslopes Labor Gary Fenlon Graham Young Simon Bliss (Grn)
Stephen Heather (Ind)
Gregory National Colleen Dobson Vaughan Johnson
Gympie National Geoffrey Brown Len Stephan John Cotter Bruce Chapman (Ind)
Hervey Bay Labor Bill Nunn Tony Nioa Doug Wickham
Hinchinbrook National Bill Eaton Marc Rowell
Inala Labor Henry Palaszczuk Charles Perry Norma James (AIP)
Indooroopilly Liberal Harold Thornton Denver Beanland
Ipswich Labor David Hamill John Coyle
Bob Pollock
Shane Moon Ken Dalton (AIP)
Ipswich West Labor Don Livingstone Jack Else Pat Moore
Kallangur Labor Ken Hayward Col Cruden
Kedron Labor Paul Braddy Andrew Hassall Chris Buck Don Armstrong (Ind)
Richard Nielsen (Grn)
Keppel Labor Rob Schwarten Vince Lester Kim Shields Leo Black (CAP)
Chris Hooper (Ind)
Glenmary Swan (Dem)
Kurwongbah LaborMargaret Woodgate Bruce Stewart Graeme Ashworth Dennis Sharkey (Ind)
Lockyer National Lyn Kally Tony Fitzgerald Robert Lucas Geoff Abnett (CAP)
Logan Labor Wayne Goss Gordon Ritter Susie Gilbert Russell Leneham (Ind)
Lytton Labor Tom Burns Tom McKaskill
Mackay Labor Ed Casey Eric Ross David Hamilton Sandra Hill (CAP)
Mansfield Labor Laurel Power Glenys Head Don Cameron
Maroochydore National Alison Jackson Fiona Simpson Leslie Treichel Ian McNiven (Ind)
Maryborough Labor Bob Dollin Gilbert Alison Tony Pitt (CAP)
Merrimac Liberal Mark Whillans Les Mole Bob Quinn Colin Smith (CAP)
Mirani National Michael Scriha Jim Randell Alf Maher Trevor Howland (CAP)
Moggill Liberal Laurie Lumsden Trevor St Baker David Watson Geoff Wilson (Ind)
Mooloolah Liberal Scott Zackerson Kevin Asmus Bruce Laming Santo Ferraro (Ind)
Mount Coot-tha Labor Wendy Edmond Don Caslick Andrew McBryde Kerri Kellett (Dem)
Mount Gravatt Labor Judy Spence Allan Pidgeon David McBryde (Ind)
Mount Isa Labor Tony McGrady Jeff Daniels Glen Brown Jacob George (AIP)
Bill Petrie (CAP)
Mount Ommaney Liberal Peter Pyke David Dunworth
Mulgrave Labor Warren Pitt John Rossi Scott Sturgess Max Menzel (Ind)
Mundingburra Labor Ken Davies Reg Fenton Jim Cathcart Colin Parker (Dem)
Murrumba Labor Dean Wells Fran Jones Kevin Hendstock (Ind)
Nerang Liberal Tony Carman Iona Abrahamson Ray Connor Chris Ivory (Ind)
Nicklin National Coleen Giles Neil Turner Bob King Hermann Schwabe (Ind)
Noosa Labor Ray Barber Barbara Luff Bruce Davidson
Nudgee Labor Ken Vaughan Max Shadlow
Redcliffe Labor Ray Hollis Alan Boulton Allan Sutherland Steven Griffith (Ind)
Redlands National John Budd Paul Clauson Mike Jones Charles Connelly (Ind)
Rick Pisera (Ind)
Rockhampton Labor Paul Braddy Ron Bahnisch John Fillod Ross Allan (Ind)
Peter Boyle (Ind)
Peter George (Grn)
Sandgate Labor Gordon Nuttall Rob Dixon
South Brisbane Labor Anne Warner Mark Bromback Andrew Bartlett (Dem)
Netta Tyson (AIP)
Southport National Peter Lawlor Mick Veivers Tim Baker Gary Wachter (Ind)
Springwood Labor Molly Robson John Hegarty Kym James Allan de Brenni (Ind)
Sunnybank Labor Stephen Robertson Alan Hales Gary Hardgrave Vivienne Rohrlach (Ind)
Surfers Paradise National Rob Borbidge Trevor Coomber Murray Andrew (Ind)
Jeanie O'Kane (CAP)
Tablelands National Fred Cattarossi Tom Gilmore Michael Sheather (CAP)
Thuringowa Labor Ken McElligott Sandra Chesney Harry Burch Daro Maroević (Ind)
Toowoomba North Labor John Flynn Graham Healy Rosalie Lang Walter McCarthy (AIP)
Allan Parsons (CAP)
Toowoomba South National Con Carlyon Mike Horan
Townsville Labor Geoff Smith Jack Muller Damian Massingham Colin Edwards (Ind)
Warrego National Mike Beilby Howard Hobbs Ian Hannah (Ind)
Warwick National Michael Bathersby Lawrence Springborg Ruth Buchanan
Waterford Labor Tom Barton Neil Conway Ray Hackwood Owen Dare (Ind)
John Johnstone (Ind)
Western Downs National Anne Jones Brian Littleproud James Clarke (Ind)
Lorraine Wheeldon (Ind)
Whitsunday Labor Lorraine Bird Rob Dawson John McCulloch
Woodridge Labor Bill D'Arcy Debbie Planincic Graeme Collins (Ind)
Col Smith (AIP)
Linette Van Issum (AIP)
Yeronga Labor Matt Foley Iain Moore

See also

  • Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1989–1992
  • Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1992–1995
  • Queensland state election, 1992
  • List of political parties in Australia

References

  • Psephos: Adam Carr's Election Archive - Queensland 1995
  • Queensland Legislative Assembly (1992). Details of polling at general election held on 19 September 1992.

1 : Candidates for Queensland state elections

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