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Candidates of the 1989 Western Australian state election

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The 1989 Western Australian state election was held on 4 February 1989.

Retiring Members

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Labor

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Liberal

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National

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Legislative 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.

Electorate Held by Labor candidate Liberal candidate National candidate Grey Power candidate Other candidates
Albany Liberal Brian Bradley Leon Watt Michael Jardine
Applecross Liberal Margaret Barton Richard Lewis Anthony Furness
Armadale Labor Bob Pearce Maureen Healy William Higgins Reginald Hames (Ind)
Ashburton Labor Pam Buchanan Maurice Harper David Fort (Ind)
Avon National Robert Duncanson John Dival Max Trenorden
Balcatta Labor Nick Catania Marie Wordsworth Brendan O'Dwyer
Belmont Labor Eric Ripper Brett Whitford Margaret Bright Clem Cumbo (Ind)
Barbara Turner (Dem)
Bunbury Labor Phil Smith Raymond Bosustow Margaret Charnley David Morrissey (CEC)
Judyth Salom (Ind)
Cockburn Labor Bill Thomas Simon O'Brien Isobel Davison Alison Jensen (AC)
Collie Labor John Mumme John Silcock Hilda Turnbull Ursula Bolitho (Dem)
Alfred Bussell (Ind)
Cottesloe Liberal John Noonan Bill Hassell Marianne McCall Martina Hagues (Dem)
Darling Range Liberal Maura Howlett Ian Thompson Eric Tommey
Dianella Labor Keith Wilson Terence Tyzack John Greathead Allan Jones (Ind)
Eyre Labor Julian Grill Stephen Sprigg Donald Green (Ind)
Yvonne Hicks (Ind)
Floreat Liberal Clyde Bevan Andrew Mensaros Jane King Georgina Beaumont (Dem)
Fremantle Labor David Parker Peter Cumins Jack Webb Mary Druskovich (Dem)
Dee Margetts (AC)
John Troy (Ind)
Geraldton Labor Jeff Carr Victor McCabe Mary Gould
Glendalough Labor Carmen Lawrence Gloria Hancock Donald Gudgeon Clive Galletly (Ind)
Greenough Liberal Frank O'Loughlin Kevin Minson John Hutchinson
Helena Labor Gordon Hill Bob Greig Cecil Morris Jack van Tongeren (Ind)
Jandakot Liberal Clyde Bevan Barry MacKinnon Bryan Cortese Timothy Thies (Ind)
Kalgoorlie Labor Ian Taylor Douglas Bowie John Burt (Ind)
Peter Girando (Ind)
Kenwick Labor Judyth Watson Joao Malta William Meadwell Donald Bryant (Dem)
Jean Jeans (Ind)
Kimberley Labor Ernie Bridge Maxine Reid
Kingsley Labor Mark Nolan Cheryl Edwardes Francis Butler Jack Christensen (Ind)
Robert Gow (Ind)
Mandurah Labor John Read Roger Nicholls Barbara Stark
Marangaroo Labor Ted Cunningham William Lewis James Wilson
Marmion Liberal Jonathan Davies Jim Clarko Eric Hammond Sharon McDonald (Grn)
Maylands Labor Peter Dowding Peter Blaxell John Redmond Norman Heslington (Ind)
Brian Peachey (AFM)
Noel Sharp (Ind)
Melville Labor Barry Hodge Doug Shave Leslie Sells Paul Llewellyn (Grn)
Bernard Putnin (Ind)
Merredin National Michael Fitzpatrick Hendy Cowan Margaret Buegge (Ind)
Mitchell Labor David Smith Beverley Bradshaw
Moore Liberal John Mason Bill McNee Mort Schell Edna Smith (Ind)
Morley Labor Frank Donovan David MacGregor
Murray Labor Keith Read Brian McLean Terence Caraher (Ind)
Luna Gardiner (Ind)
Susan Ishmael (Ind)
Nedlands Liberal Ross Connell Richard Court Douglas Ratcliffe Kevin Judd (Dem)
Nollamara Labor John Kobelke William Stewart Brian Lobascher (Dem)
Northern Rivers Labor Kevin Leahy Dudley Maslen
Peel Labor Norm Marlborough Marten Noordzy Desmond Swiney Michael Nella (Ind)
Perth Labor Ian Alexander Kim Hames Gerrard Taylor Frederick Long (Dem)
Pilbara Labor Larry Graham William Shephard Vincent Cooper (Ind)
Riverton Labor Marilyn Crispin Graham Kierath Michael Smith (Ind)
Eelco Tacoma (Ind)
Neil Worrall (Dem)
Rockingham Labor Mike Barnett Robert Douglas Elsie Pledge
Roe Liberal Peter Blond Graham Jacobs Ross Ainsworth Dallas Clarnette (CEC)
Roleystone Labor Roger Stubbs Fred Tubby Frederick Betts Edna Stevens (Ind)
Maralyn Yorston (Ind)
Scarborough Labor Graham Burkett George Strickland Eugene Hands Gaenor Cranch (Dem)
Peter Rose (Ind)
South Perth Liberal Joan Davison Bill Grayden Beatrice Trutmann David Smith (Ind)
Stirling National Lesley-Ann Hoare Thomas Knight Monty House Paul Ensor
Swan Hills Labor Gavan Troy Neil Oliver Eric Ridgway
Thornlie Labor Yvonne Henderson Antony York Phillip Giblett
Vasse Liberal Leslie Longwood Barry Blaikie Alan Hillier
Victoria Park Labor Geoff Gallop Katherine Mair Joseph Mitchell Marion Hercock (Dem)
Michael Ward (Ind)
Wagin National David Whitney John Chamberlain Bob Wiese
Wanneroo Labor Jackie Watkins Brian Cooper Peter Rowlands Henrietta Waters (Ind)
Warren Liberal John Towie Paul Omodei Donald Hancock
Wellington Liberal Ronald Mitchell John Bradshaw Wesley Betterton
Whitford Labor Pam Beggs Peter Harrop Geoffrey Smart John Clifford (Ind)

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 (*).

Agricultural

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Five seats were up for election.

Labor candidates Liberal candidates National candidates Democrats candidates Green candidates One Australia candidates
  1. Jim Brown*
  2. Kim Chance
  3. Lorna Long
  4. John Czuzman
  5. Mary Ridley
  1. Margaret McAleer*
  2. David Wordsworth*
  3. Murray Nixon
  4. Ian Whitehurst
  5. Elizabeth Rocchi
  1. Eric Charlton*
  2. John Caldwell*
  3. Dexter Davies
  4. Anthony Critch
  1. Robert Whitehead
  1. James Cavill
  2. Ronald Lewis
  1. Cedric Jacobs
  2. Margaret Jacobs
  3. Malcolm Taylor

East Metropolitan

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Five seats were up for election.

Labor candidates Liberal candidates National candidates Democrats candidates Green candidates Grey Power candidates One Australia candidates
  1. Kay Hallahan*
  2. Fred McKenzie*
  3. Tom Butler*
  4. Valma Ferguson
  5. Erik Van Garderen
  6. Stephen Gilchrist
  1. Derrick Tomlinson*
  2. Peter Foss*
  3. June van de Klashorst
  4. Peter Quinn
  1. Patrick Harding
  2. Beverley Poor
  1. Pauline Hutchinson
  2. Benjamin Rose
  1. L G Capill
  2. Patsy Molloy
  1. Neil Turner
  2. Arthur Robertson
  1. Donald Jackson
  2. Ronald Abbott

Mining and Pastoral

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Five seats were up for election.

Labor candidates Liberal candidates National candidates Democrats candidates Green candidates One Australia candidates Ungrouped candidates
  1. Tom Stephens*
  2. Mark Nevill*
  3. Tom Helm*
  4. Robert Couzens
  5. Margaret Halid
  6. Sylvia Hurse
  1. Norman Moore*
  2. Phil Lockyer*
  3. Margaret Day
  4. Sally Wilkinson
  5. Louie Carnicelli
  1. Peter Kneebone
  2. Ronald Smales
  3. John Ford
  1. Shyama Peebles
  1. Leslie Lee
  2. Desmond Hill
  3. Brian Champion
  4. Allan Barker
  5. Jeanette Johnson
  1. Megan Shedley
  2. Donald Shedley

Lynton Downe

North Metropolitan

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Seven seats were up for election.

Labor candidates Liberal candidates National candidates Democrats candidates Green candidates Grey Power candidates
  1. Joe Berinson*
  2. Graham Edwards*
  3. Sam Piantadosi*
  4. Kay Lunt
  5. Judith Jones
  6. Nick Griffiths
  7. Malcolm Jackson
  1. George Cash*
  2. Max Evans*
  3. Bob Pike*
  4. Reg Davies*
  5. Chris Ellison
  6. Wendy Cole
  7. Robert Burr
  1. Elizabeth Beveridge
  2. Neil Baker
  3. Pamela Eves
  4. Duncan Anderson
  1. Richard Jeffreys
  2. Brian Jenkins
  1. Kim Herbert
  2. Nadine Lapthorne
  1. Phillip King
  2. Kryna Gudgeon
Group A candidates Group I candidates One Australia candidates Ungrouped candidates
  1. Peter Weygers
  2. John Massam
  1. Shirley de la Hunty
  2. David Kaesehagen
  3. Norma Rundle
  1. Ronald Holt
  2. Frank Gould
  3. Leonard Sherwood
  1. Walter Morris

South Metropolitan

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Five seats were up for election.

Labor candidates Liberal candidates National candidates Democrats candidates Grey Power candidates Alternative Coalition candidates
  1. Garry Kelly*
  2. John Halden*
  3. Cheryl Davenport*
  4. Ed Dermer
  5. Reginald Gordon
  6. Joyce Edwards
  1. Clive Griffiths*
  2. Phillip Pendal*
  3. Diane Airey
  4. Alan Harste
  5. John Hardwick
  1. Miguel de San Miguel
  2. Leonard Phillips
  1. Peter Nettleton
  2. David Banner
  1. Neville Crilly
  1. Christabel Bridge
  2. Robert Mann
  3. Gladys Yarran

South West

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Seven seats were up for election.

Labor candidates Liberal candidates National candidates Democrats candidates Grey Power candidates Group D candidates Ungrouped candidates
  1. Doug Wenn*
  2. Beryl Jones*
  3. Bob Thomas*
  4. Josephine Lynch
  5. Dane Carroll
  1. Barry House*
  2. Muriel Patterson*
  3. Bill Stretch*
  4. Adrian Fawcett
  5. Suzanne Carter
  6. Jonathan Youngs
  1. Murray Montgomery*
  2. Terence House
  3. Jennifer Barrett
  1. David Churches
  2. Daphne Wallace
  1. Herbert Cattrall
  1. Marie-Louise Duxbury
  2. Lynette Serventy

Paul Roth

See also

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References

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  • Prescott, David Black with the assistance of Valerie (1997). Election statistics : Legislative Assembly of Western Australia, 1890-1996. Perth, [W.A.]: Western Australian Parliamentary History Project and Western Australian Electoral Commission. ISBN 0730984095.
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