Candidates of the 1966 Queensland state election

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The 1966 Queensland state election was held on 28 May 1966.

Retiring Members[edit]

Labor[edit]

Country[edit]

Liberal[edit]

Candidates[edit]

Sitting members at the time of the election are shown in bold text.

Electorate Held by Labor candidate Coalition candidate DLP candidate Other candidates
Albert Country Harold Evans Cec Carey* (CP)
Ernest Harley (Lib)
Patrick Hallinan
Ashgrove Liberal Richard Gill Douglas Tooth (Lib) George Cook
Aspley Liberal John Purtell Fred Campbell (Lib) Rogers Judge
Aubigny DLP Peter Fitzpatrick John Corfe (CP) Les Diplock
Balonne Country Ben Ward Eddie Beardmore (CP)
Barambah Country Norman Hasemann Joh Bjelke-Petersen (CP)
Barcoo Labor Eugene O'Donnell Michael Cronin (CP) Edward Eshmann
Baroona Labor Pat Hanlon Ian Barron (Lib) Anthony Machin Brian Moynihan (CPA)
Belmont Labor Fred Newton Oswald Brunner (Lib) John Taylor
Bowen Liberal John Gralton Peter Delamothe (Lib) James McCane
Brisbane Labor Johnno Mann Brian Cahill (Lib) John O'Connell
Bulimba Labor Jack Houston Brian Perkins (Lib) Paul Tucker
Bundaberg Independent Matt Tallon Ted Walsh (Ind)
Burdekin Independent Herbert O'Brien Stanley Pearce (Lib) Oliver Anderson Arthur Coburn (Ind)
Burke Labor Alec Inch William Presley (Lib) John Donaldson (SC)
Burnett Country Alexander Craig Claude Wharton (CP)
Cairns Labor Ray Jones David De Jarlais (Lib)
John Franzmann (CP)
Arthur Trembath Colin Penridge (Ind)
Callide Country Wilfred Prisgrove Vince Jones (CP) Edgar Lanigan
Carnarvon Country Douglas Gow Henry McKechnie (CP) Frederick Burges
Chatsworth Liberal John Cleary Bill Hewitt (Lib) Vincent Garrigan Douglas Wallace (Ind)
Clayfield Liberal Bruce Strachan John Murray (Lib) Mary Ryan
Condamine Country Roderick Blundell Vic Sullivan (CP)
Cook Independent Jack Bethel Bunny Adair (Ind)
Cooroora Country Kenneth Kliese David Low (CP)
Cunningham Country Brian Davis Alan Fletcher (CP) Alexander Browne
Fassifern Independent Denis O'Brien Alf Muller (CP) Gordon Blain Victor Robb (SC)
Flinders Country Peter McKitrick Bill Longeran (CP) John Judge Charles Rowe (Ind)
Greenslopes Liberal Cecil Chandler Keith Hooper (Lib) Harry Wright
Gregory Country Gilbert Burns Wally Rae (CP) David Parker
Gympie Country Marcus Dower Max Hodges (CP) Denis Tanner
Hawthorne Labor Thomas Burton Bill Kaus (Lib) Greg Kehoe Bill Baxter (Ind)
Hinchinbrook Country Natale Palanza John Row (CP) John Williams
Ipswich East Labor Jim Donald Hedley Scriven (Lib) Douglas Wood (Ind)
Ipswich West Labor Vi Jordan Allan Whybird (Lib) Leonard Maguire James Finimore (Ind)
Isis Country George Hooper Jack Pizzey (CP) Brian Hawes
Ithaca Liberal Samuel Hudson Col Miller (Lib) James Ashe
Kedron Labor Eric Lloyd Christian Jesberg (Lib) Edward Doherty
Kurilpa Liberal Leslie Buckley Clive Hughes (Lib) Felix Doolan William Smith (SC)
Landsborough Country Frank Freemantle Frank Nicklin (CP)
Lockyer Liberal James Keim Gordon Chalk (Lib)
Logan Country William Ware Francis Dennis (Lib)
Dick Wood* (CP)
Maurice Sheehan Paul Kenealy (SC)
Laurence Storey (Ind)
Mackay Labor Fred Graham Roylance Eastment (CP) T J Hayes
Mackenzie Country Nev Hewitt (CP)
Maryborough Labor Horace Davies Ernest Jurss (CP) William Hutchinson Arnold Jones (SC)
Merthyr Liberal Brian Mellifont Sam Ramsden (Lib) Laurence Kehoe
Mirani Country Gustav Creber Tom Newbery (CP) Edward Relf
Mount Coot-tha Liberal Barry Gorman Bill Lickiss (Lib) Maxwell Muller
Mount Gravatt Liberal Peter Rowe Geoff Chinchen (Lib) Kenneth Bayliss
Mourilyan Labor Peter Byrne Alfred Martinuzzi (CP) Geoffrey Higham
Mulgrave Country Stanley Dalton Roy Armstrong (CP)
Murrumba Labor Norm Kruger Marshall Cooke (Lib)
David Nicholson* (CP)
Robert Vlug David Bishop (Ind)
Norman Labor Fred Bromley Sydney Shawcross (Lib) John Fitz-Gibbon David Gray (SC)
Nudgee Labor Jack Melloy Kenneth Nugent (Lib) William Hill (CPA)
Nundah Liberal John Carey William Knox (Lib) Michael Green
Port Curtis Labor Martin Hanson James Grant (CP)
John McGee (Lib)
Redcliffe Country William Hunter Robert Elder (Lib)
Jim Houghton* (CP)
James Morrissey
Rockhampton North Labor Merv Thackeray Robert Woodrow (Lib) Iris Burke
Rockhampton South Liberal Kevin Charles Rex Pilbeam (Lib) Peter Boyle
Roma Country Marcus Thew William Ewan (CP)
Salisbury Labor Doug Sherrington Keith Brough (Lib)
Sandgate Labor Harry Dean Colin Clark (Lib) Reginald Lincoln
Sherwood Liberal Gilbert Thorsen John Herbert (Lib)
Somerset Country Jacobus Van Der Lelie Harold Richter (CP) Naomi Grulke John Rasmussen (Ind)
South Brisbane Labor Col Bennett Cecil Schuurs (Lib) Mervyn Eunson Warren Bowden (CPA)
South Coast Country Kevin Cummings Russ Hinze* (CP)
Herbert Winders (Lib)
John McWatters Bernard Elsey (Ind)
Tablelands Labor Edwin Wallis-Smith Tom Gilmore (CP) V Rehbein
Toowong Liberal Douglas Wallace Charles Porter (Lib) Brian O'Brien
Toowoomba East Liberal Peter Wood John McCafferty (CP)
Lawrence Storey (Lib)
Francis Mullins Gladys O'Sullivan (Ind)
Toowoomba West Labor Jack Duggan Clifford Leavy (Lib) Terry Morris
Townsville North Labor Perc Tucker Robert Bonnett (Lib) L J McManus
Townsville South Independent Arthur Trower Tom Aikens* (Ind)
Francis Bishop (CPA)
Warrego Labor John Dufficy
Warwick Country Eric Barrett David Cory (CP) Daniel Skehan
Wavell Liberal Herbert Bromley Alex Dewar (Lib) Thomas Grundy Desmond Fulton (Ind)
Mervyn Goldstiver (SC)
Whitsunday Country Bernard Kirwan Ron Camm (CP) Bernard Lewis
Windsor Liberal Keith Fordyce Ray Smith (Lib) Vincent Wenck
Wynnum Labor Ted Harris Ian Beath (Lib) Terence Burns Stella Nord (CPA)
Yeronga Liberal Jack Davis Norm Lee (Lib) John Lamberth

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  • Hughes, Colin A. (1977). 1965-1974 Election Results. Canberra: Australian Nat. Univ. Pr. ISBN 0708113400.