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Candidates of the 1984 New South Wales state election

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This is a list of candidates of the 1984 New South Wales state election. The election was held on 24 March 1984.

Retiring Members

Labor

Liberal

National

Legislative Assembly

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 Coalition candidate Democrats candidate Other candidates
 
Albury Labor Harold Mair Ian Glachan (Lib) Christopher Rooke
Ashfield Labor Paul Whelan Geoffrey Howe (Lib)
Auburn Labor Peter Cox Rudolph Ognibene (Lib)
Balmain Labor Peter Crawford Gibson Bennie (Lib) Karen McEwan Noel Hazard (SLL)
Bankstown Labor Ric Mochalski Terry McDonald (Lib)
Barwon National Bill Sinclair Wal Murray (Nat) Andrew Von Mergersen (Ind)
Bass Hill Labor Neville Wran Peter Swiderski (Lib) Julien Droulers (RP)
Sandor Torzsok (CA)
Bathurst Labor Mick Clough Clive Osborne (Nat)
Trevor Toole (Nat)		 Louis Winters
Blacktown Labor John Aquilina David Bannerman (Lib)
Bligh Labor Fred Miller Michael Yabsley (Lib) Brian Hillman
Blue Mountains Labor Bob Debus Margaret Bradshaw (Lib) Steve Franklin Bruce Fry (CTA)
Broken Hill Labor Bill Beckroge Geoffrey Anderson (Lib)
Neville Crisp (Nat)
Burrinjuck Labor Terry Sheahan John Sharp (Nat) Joyce Copeland
Burwood Labor Phil O'Neill Paul Zammit (Lib) Stephen Kirkham
Byron National Lyle Robb Don Beck (Nat) Kenneth Nicholson James Mangleson (Ind)
Alan Mountain (Ind)
Cabramatta Labor Eric Bedford Maria Heggie (Lib)
Camden Labor Ralph Brading John Fahey (Lib)
Campbelltown Labor Michael Knight Violette Samaha (Lib) Gordon Fetterplace (Ind)
Edward Houston (Ind)
Canterbury Labor Kevin Stewart Robert Sharp (Lib)
Castlereagh National Jim Curran Roger Wotton (Nat) Anne Graham
Cessnock Labor Stan Neilly Gerard Berkhout (Lib)
Charlestown Labor Richard Face Peter Wilson (Lib)
Clarence Labor Bill Day Ian Causley (Nat) Denis O'Keeffe (Ind)
Coffs Harbour National Laurence Brown Matt Singleton (Nat)
Coogee Labor Michael Cleary Ken Finn (Lib) Gavan Schneider
Corrimal Labor Laurie Kelly Colin Bruton (Lib)
Cronulla Labor Michael Egan Malcolm Kerr (Lib)
Davidson Liberal Julie Sutton Terry Metherell (Lib) Anthony Dunne
Drummoyne Labor John Murray Ben Sonego (Lib)
Dubbo National Gordon Lerve Gerry Peacocke (Nat)
Earlwood Labor Ken Gabb John Ryan (Lib) Paul Terrett
East Hills Labor Pat Rogan Max Parker (Lib) Margaret Vitlin
Eastwood Liberal Joyce Tuckwell Jim Clough (Lib) Christopher Dunkerley
Elizabeth Labor Pat Hills Philip Daley (Lib) Jennifer MacLeod Michael Matthews (Ind)
Nadar Ponnuswamy (Ind)
Fairfield Labor Janice Crosio Geoffrey Goninon (Lib) Raymon Wilson (Ind)
Georges River Labor Frank Walker Warren Griffin (Lib)
Gladesville Labor Rodney Cavalier Ivan Petch (Lib) John Sanders John Egan (Ind)
Michael Lardelli (Ind)
Gloucester National John Eastman Leon Punch (Nat)
Gordon Liberal Robert Dubler Tim Moore (Lib) Kevin Gartrell-Wardale
Gosford Labor Brian McGowan Chris Hartcher (Lib)
Donald Leggett (Nat)		 Gary Chestnut
Goulburn National Bob Stephens Robert Webster (Nat) Miriam Naughton (Ind)
Ronald Sarina (Ind)
Granville Labor Laurie Ferguson Yvonne Maio (Lib)
Hawkesbury Liberal Harmanus Toorneman Kevin Rozzoli (Lib)
Heathcote Labor Rex Jackson Gordon Davies (Lib) Fran Johnson
Heffron Labor Laurie Brereton Barry Devine (Lib)
Hornsby Liberal Christopher Gorrick Neil Pickard (Lib) Michael Pettigrew
Hurstville Labor Kevin Ryan Guy Yeomans (Lib)
Illawarra Labor George Petersen Dennis Owen (Lib) James Kay
Ingleburn Labor Stan Knowles Gary Lucas (Lib)
Kiama Labor Bill Knott Warren Steel (Lib)
Kogarah Labor Brian Langton Robert Young (Lib) Ronald George
Ku-ring-gai Liberal Ian Cameron Nick Greiner (Lib) Pamela Tuckwell
Lachlan National Tim West Ian Armstrong (Nat)
Lake Macquarie Labor Merv Hunter Edward Hayes (Lib) Edwina Wilson
Lakemba Labor Wes Davoren Stephen Law (Lib)
Lane Cove Liberal Miron Shapira John Dowd (Lib) Graham Baker
Lismore National Claire Newton Ivor Brown Bruce Duncan (Ind)
Liverpool Labor George Paciullo Anthony Garbin (Lib) David Bransdon (Ind)
Maitland Labor Allan Walsh Robert Gee (Nat)
Donald Wilkinson (Lib)
Manly Labor Alan Stewart David Hay (Lib) Robert Leys Joan Cooke (Ind)
Margaret Lee (Ind)
Maroubra Labor Bob Carr Phillip Abadee (Lib)
Marrickville Labor Andrew Refshauge Peter Rout (Lib) Michael Walsh
Merrylands Labor Geoff Irwin Garo Gabrielian (Lib) Alan Byers (Ind)
Miranda Labor Bill Robb Ron Phillips (Lib) Michael Moriarty
Monaro Labor John Akister Ronald Formann (Nat)
John Munro (Lib)
Mosman Liberal Liliane Leroy Phillip Smiles (Lib) Christine Townend Dom Lopez (Ind)
Murray National Michael Anthony Tim Fischer (Nat) Gregory Butler John Murphy (Ind)
Murrumbidgee Labor Margaret Delves Adrian Cruickshank* (Nat)
Brian Thornton (Lib)		 Thomas Marriott (Ind)
Newcastle Labor Arthur Wade Patricia Forsythe (Lib) Stephen Jeffries Frank Blefari (Ind)
Northcott Liberal Jan Dekker Bruce Baird (Lib) Clifford Wiltshire
Northern Tablelands Labor Bill McCarthy Claude Cainero (Nat)
North Shore Independent Peter Semmler Jillian Skinner (Lib) Ted Mack (Ind)
Orange National Trevor Jaeger Garry West (Nat)
Oxley National George Viskauskas Bruce Jeffery (Nat) William Giles John Barrett (Ind)
Parramatta Labor Barry Wilde John Worthington (Lib) John Macrae Kenneth Hale (Ind)
Peats Labor Paul Landa Jim Lloyd (Lib) John Aitken
Penrith Labor Peter Anderson Ross Shuttleworth (Lib) Kevin Crameri Ian Perry (Ind)
Pittwater Liberal Denise Morgan Max Smith (Lib) Graeme MacLennan John Webeck (Ind)
Riverstone Labor Richard Amery Kenneth Jessup (Lib)
Rockdale Labor Brian Bannon Bob Gemmell (Lib) Edwin Bellchambers (Ind)
Ryde Labor Garry McIlwaine Ian Kortlang (Lib) Peter Chambers
St Marys Labor Ron Mulock Daryl Chamberlain (Lib) Viv Carter
Seven Hills Labor Bob Christie Marc Clifford (Lib)
South Coast Independent Robyn Drysdale David Egan (Lib) John Hatton (Ind)
Swansea Labor Don Bowman Milton Caine (Lib) Lyn Godfrey Ann Leahy (SLL)
Tamworth National Garry Ryan Noel Park (Nat) Anne Irvine
The Hills Liberal Barry Calvert Fred Caterson (Lib) Toni Chapman John Griffiths (Ind)
Tuggerah Labor Harry Moore Leslie Nunn (Lib) Lynn Sawyer Clem Payne (Ind)
Upper Hunter National Colleen Green Col Fisher (Nat)
Vaucluse Liberal David Curtis Rosemary Foot (Lib) Joseph Zingarelli
Wagga Wagga Liberal Barry Leal Joe Schipp (Lib) Scott Milne
Wakehurst Labor Tom Webster John Booth (Lib) Laurence Bourke Maurice Foley (Ind)
Wallsend Labor Ken Booth Garry Carter (Lib)
Waratah Labor John Price Ashley Saunders (Lib) Wayne Jarman John Cain (Ind)
Sam Jones (Ind)
Waverley Labor Ernie Page Dick Davidson (Lib) Heather Meers Peter Kristofferson (Ind)
Dorothy Sekers (Ind)
Wentworthville Labor Ernie Quinn Colin Edwards (Lib) David Knight
Willoughby Liberal Eddie Britt Peter Collins (Lib) Sean Turkington
Wollongong Labor Rex Connor Ronald Brooks (Lib) Frank Arkell* (Ind)
Rudolph Dezelin (Ind)
Julius Kudrynski (Ind)
Phillip Xenos (Ind)
Woronora Labor Maurie Keane Chris Downy (Lib) Ronald Hellyer

Legislative Council

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 (*).

Labor candidates Coalition candidates Democrats candidates CTA candidates Progress candidates CCP candidates
 
  1. Johno Johnson*
  2. Delcia Kite*
  3. Ron Dyer*
  4. John Morris*
  5. Ann Symonds*
  6. Keith Enderbury*
  7. Mick Ibbett*
  8. Judith Walker
  9. Tony Kelly
  10. Paul Toplis
  1. John Hannaford* (Lib)
  2. Sir Adrian Solomons* (Nat)
  3. Jim Samios* (Lib)
  4. John Jobling* (Lib)
  5. Richard Bull* (Nat)
  6. Beryl Evans* (Lib)
  7. Judy Jakins* (Nat)
  8. Ray Aston (Lib)
  9. Brian Flower (Lib)
  10. Henry Mallam (Lib)
  1. Ray Griffiths
  2. Rodney Dominish
  3. Peter Hains
  4. Rodney Irvine
  1. Jim Cameron*
  2. Marie Bignold
  3. Graeme McLennan
  4. Kevin Hume
  5. Elaine Nile
  1. Marjorie Wisby
  2. Archibald Brown
  1. Verdun Walsh
  2. Margaret Bickley
  3. Peter Hinton
SMP candidates Ungrouped candidates
 
  1. Samuel Calvert
  2. Mary Burwood
  3. Lola Harradine

Michael Jeffreys
David Noffs
Jon Axtens
Brian Howard
George Sewell
Oscar Landricho

See also

References

  • Green, Antony. "1984 Election candidate index". New South Wales Election Results 1856-2007. New South Wales Parliament.
  • The Sydney Morning Herald. [1]
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