Candidates of the 1988 New South Wales state election

This is a list of candidates for the 1988 New South Wales state election. The election was held on 19 March 1988.

Retiring Members

Labor

Liberal

National

Col Fisher MLA (Upper Hunter)

Independent

Bruce Duncan MLA (Lismore)
Toby MacDiarmid MLC – elected as 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) Mervyn McIntosh (Nat)
Ashfield	Labor	Paul Whelan	Kevin O'Reilly (Lib)	Peter Hennessy	Sheena Hendley (Ind) Anne Leembruggen (Ind) John Shanahan (EFF)
Auburn	Labor	Peter Nagle	Virginia Schrader (Lib)		John Hadchiti (EFF) Terrence Keegan (EFF)
Ballina	National	Thomas Mooney	Don Page (Nat)	Ivor Brown	Di Edwards (Ind)
Balmain	Labor	Peter Crawford	Geoffrey Courtney (Lib)	William Cole	Dawn Fraser* (Ind) Larry Hand (CI) Jane Ward (Ind) Patricia Webster (Ind)
Bankstown	Labor	Doug Shedden	Bob Young (Lib)		Kevin Ryan (Ind)
Barwon	National	Edward Stubbins	Wal Murray (Nat)		Ross Provis (Ind)
Bass Hill	Labor	Bill Lovelee	Michael Owen (Lib)		Ernest Archer (Ind) Norm Axford (EFF)
Bathurst	Labor	Mick Clough	David Berry* (Lib) Claud Wilson (Nat)	Irene Langdon
Bega	Liberal	Robert Ware	Ronald Ferguson (Nat) Russell Smith* (Lib)	John Nicholson	Richard Roberts (Ind)
Blacktown	Labor	John Aquilina	Allan Green (Lib)
Bligh	Liberal	Ross Aubrey	Michael Yabsley (Lib)	Joseph Zingarelli	Clover Moore* (Ind) Bruce Thompson (CTA)
Blue Mountains	Labor	Bob Debus	Barry Morris (Lib)	Bruce Forbes
Broken Hill	Labor	Bill Beckroge	David Atkins (Lib) Mark Olson (Nat)
Burragorang	Labor	Ian McManus	Pam Down (Lib)
Burrinjuck	Labor	Terry Sheahan	Alby Schultz* (Lib) Richard Wood (Nat)
Cabramatta	Labor	John Newman	Maria Heggie (Lib)		Duy Nguyen-Quang (Ind) Ted Oldfield (Ind)
Camden	Labor	Peter Primrose	John Ryan (Lib)		Ronald Brown (Ind) Michael Dodd (Ind) Gordon Fetterplace (EFF) Clive Sheerin (Ind) Beville Varidel (CTA) Simon Wilson (Ind)
Campbelltown	Labor	Michael Knight	Richard Lewis (Lib)		Jeremy Finch (Ind) Leslie Patterson (EFF) Cheryl Routley (Ind)
Canterbury	Labor	Kevin Moss	Paul Ritchie (Lib)		Dorothy Costa (SPA) Victoria Papadakis (EFF)
Carlingford	Liberal	Jenifer Klugman	Wayne Merton (Lib)
Castlereagh	National	Michael Williams	Roger Wotton (Nat)	Peter Lyons
Cessnock	Labor	Stan Neilly	Bob Roberts* (Lib) Desmond Snelgrove (Nat)
Charlestown	Labor	Richard Face	Judith Lloyd (Lib)		Brian Carling (Ind)
Clarence	National	William Day	Ian Causley (Nat)
Coffs Harbour	National	Terrence Hancock	Matt Singleton (Nat)	Norma Pederson
Coogee	Labor	Michael Cleary	Margaret Martin (Lib)	Laurence Gration	John Buchanan (Ind) Stephen Muller (Ind)
Cronulla	Liberal	Thomas Brownlow	Malcolm Kerr (Lib)		Carol Provan (Ind)
Davidson	Liberal	Ray Graham	Terry Metherell (Lib)		Julie Sutton (Ind)
Drummoyne	Labor	John Murray	Janis Kleinig (Lib)	James Farrell	Jane Adam (Ind) Peter Gronow (Ind) Peter Woods (Ind)
Dubbo	National	Graham Mantova	Gerry Peacocke (Nat)
Earlwood	Labor	Ken Gabb	Phil White (Lib)
East Hills	Labor	Pat Rogan	Peter Carver (Lib)
Eastwood	Liberal	Colleen Logan	Andrew Tink (Lib)	Christopher Dunkerley
Fairfield	Labor	Geoff Irwin	Joe Morizzi (Lib)	Christine Jarvis	Allan Gore (Ind)
Georges River	Labor	Frank Walker	Terry Griffiths (Lib)		Beverley Giegerl (Ind) Brian Meyer (Ind) William Pickering (Ind)
Gladesville	Labor	Rodney Cavalier	Ivan Petch (Lib)		Mick Lardelli (Ind) Hugh Pitty (NDP)
Gordon	Liberal	Simon Jeans	Tim Moore (Lib)	Fiona Richardson
Gosford	Labor	Anthony Sansom	Chris Hartcher (Lib)	Gary Chestnut	John Anderson (CTA)
Goulburn	National	Roger Lucas	Robert Webster (Nat)
Granville	Labor	Laurie Ferguson	Michel Bolgoff		Keith Barron (CTA)
Hawkesbury	Liberal	Lenore Craven	Kevin Rozzoli (Lib)
Heathcote	Labor	Peter Presdee	Allan Andrews (Lib)	Arthur Snow	Jack Pendlebury (Ind)
Heffron	Labor	Laurie Brereton	Bernadette Hamilton (Lib)		Barry Devine (Ind)
Hornsby	Liberal	Alan Wells	Neil Pickard (Lib)		Michael Voorbij (Ind)
Hurstville	Liberal	Robert McClelland	Guy Yeomans (Lib)		Joan Loew (Ind)
Illawarra	Labor	Terry Rumble	Dennis Owen (Lib)		Violet Knowles (CTA) George Petersen (IWP)
Keira	Labor	Col Markham	Ian Brown (Lib)		Patricia Franks (Ind) Giles Pickford (Ind)
Kiama	Labor	Bob Harrison	Kevin Baker (Lib)
Kogarah	Labor	Brian Langton	Stephen Milgate (Lib)		Anne Field (Ind) Jack Maddox (Ind)
Ku-ring-gai	Liberal	Anna Booth	Nick Greiner (Lib)
Lachlan	National	Leslie Saunders	Ian Armstrong (Nat)
Lake Macquarie	Labor	Merv Hunter	Val Samuels (Lib)		Walt Edwards (Ind) Ron Fennell (Ind) Bill Jones (Ind)
Lakemba	Labor	Wes Davoren	Robert Batton (Lib)		Saleh Almaleh (Ind) Mohamad Arja (Ind) Mohamad El Sadik (EFF) Murray Peterson (CTA)
Lane Cove	Liberal	Gary Stainton	John Dowd (Lib)
Lismore	National	Kenneth Gallen	Bill Rixon (Nat)	Stanley Gibbs	Jon Axtens (Ind)
Liverpool	Labor	George Paciullo	Margaret Brock (Lib)
Londonderry	Labor	Paul Gibson	Geoffrey Saunders (Lib)		Desmond Wilson (Ind)
Macquarie Fields	Labor	Stan Knowles	Frank Calabro (Lib)	Peter Stephens	Leslie Short (Ind) Peter Perkins (Ind)
Maitland	Labor	Allan Walsh	Graham Dunkley (Lib)	Derek McCabe	Rodney Allen (Ind) Kevin Cousins (Ind)
Manly	Liberal	Gregory Smith	David Hay (Lib)	Matthew Leigh-Jones
Manning	National	John Tuite	Wendy Machin (Nat)
Maroubra	Labor	Bob Carr	Phillip Abadee (Lib)	Mathew Philips	Robert Tracey (Ind)
Marrickville	Labor	Andrew Refshauge	Jack Cassimatis (Lib)	Michael Walsh	Ray Barakat (EFF) James Donovan (SPA)
McKell	Labor	Sandra Nori	Michael Bach (Lib)	Ian Faulks	Christopher Barry (Ind) Margaret Ponting (Ind) Ernest Ridding (Ind) Frank Sartor (Ind) John Sloman (Ind)
Middle Harbour	Liberal	Marilyn Dodkin	Peter Collins (Lib)
Minchinbury	Labor	Gregory Lucas	Anne Cohen (Lib)		Joe Bryant (EFF)
Miranda	Liberal	Anthony Iffland	Ron Phillips (Lib)
Monaro	Labor	John Akister	Peter Cochran* (Nat) Chris Handbury (Lib)
Mosman	Liberal	Catherine Stanhope	Phillip Smiles (Lib)
Mulgoa	Labor	Tony Aquilina	Douglas Hayne (Lib)		David Collier (Ind)
Murray	National	Bernard Kelly	Jim Small (Nat)
Murrumbidgee	National	Terence Allen	Adrian Cruickshank (Nat)
Murwillumbah	National	James McCaughey	Don Beck (Nat)		Angus Pearson (Ind)
Myall Lakes	National	Andrew Baker	John Turner (Nat)	Amelia Newman	Knox Greenaway (Ind)
Newcastle	Labor	Denis Nichols	Ashley Saunders (Lib)		Helen Henry (Ind) George Keegan* (Ind)
Northcott	Liberal	John Drew	Bruce Baird (Lib)
Northern Tablelands	National	Kenneth McClenaghan	Ray Chappell (Nat)	Anthony Lawarik
North Shore	Independent	Peter Blakey	Jillian Skinner (Lib)		Mary Day (Ind) Ted Mack* (Ind)
Orange	National	Trevor Jaeger	Garry West (Nat)
Parramatta	Labor	Barry Wilde	John Books (Lib)	Rodney Levett
Peats	Labor	Tony Doyle	Dennis Swadling (Lib)		Patricia Harrison (Ind)
Penrith	Labor	Peter Anderson	Guy Matheson (Lib)		Scott Duffus (Ind) Brian Grigg (CTA) Ian Perry (Ind)
Pittwater	Liberal	Anthony Britt	Jim Longley (Lib)	Graeme MacLennan	Eric Green (Ind) Ronald Jamieson (Ind)
Port Macquarie	National	John Murphy	Bruce Jeffery (Nat)
Port Stephens	Labor	Bob Martin	Walter Scott (Lib)		Arthur Dalton (Ind) George Perrin (Ind)
Riverstone	Labor	Richard Amery	Kenneth Jessup (Lib)
Rockdale	Labor	Barrie Unsworth	Bob Gemmell (Lib)		Robert Routledge (Ind) Ian Yates (Ind)
Ryde	Labor	Garry McIlwaine	Michael Photios (Lib)	Robert Springett
Seven Hills	Labor	Bob Christie	Leonard Robinson (Lib)		Kathleen Cridland (Ind) Russell Dickens (Ind)
Smithfield	Labor	Janice Crosio	Glenn Ford (Lib)
South Coast	Independent	Robyn Drysdale	Graeme Hurst (Lib)		Peter Burge (CTA) John Hatton* (Ind)
Southern Highlands	Liberal	Nigel Watkin	John Fahey	Gregory Butler	Thomas Gair (Ind)
Strathfield	Liberal	Mark Lennon	Paul Zammit (Lib)	Marjorie Woodman
Sutherland	Labor	Maurie Keane	Chris Downy (Lib)		Jean Manuel (Ind)
Swansea	Labor	Don Bowman	Linda Donovan (Lib)	Shane Simpson	Ivan Welsh (Ind)
Tamworth	National	Christine Robertson	Noel Park (Nat)	Ivan Bielefeld
The Entrance	Labor	Brian McGowan	Bob Graham (Lib)
The Hills	Liberal	Susan Deane	Fred Caterson (Lib)
Upper Hunter	National	Colleen Green	George Souris (Nat)
Vaucluse	Liberal	Beverley Crane	Ray Aston (Lib)
Wagga Wagga	Liberal	Geoffrey Burch	Joe Schipp (Lib)
Wakehurst	Liberal	Tom Webster	John Booth (Lib)		Michael Pawley (Ind)
Wallsend	Labor	Ken Booth	Peter Wilson (Lib)
Waratah	Labor	John Price	Milton Caine (Lib)
Waverley	Labor	Ernie Page	Sally Betts (Lib)	Heather Meers
Wentworthville	Labor	Pam Allan	Gregory Hooper (Lib)	William Utterson	Allan Ezzy (Ind) Manny Poularas (Ind)
Wollongong	Labor	Laurie Kelly	John Masters (Lib)		Frank Arkell* (Ind) Graham Roberts (IWP)
Wyong	Labor	Harry Moore	Ian Crook (Lib)

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	Community candidates	EFF candidates

Deirdre Grusovin* Ian Macdonald* Jim Kaldis* Paul O'Grady* Michael Egan* Andy Manson* Dorothy Isaksen Tony Kelly Ron Cunningham George Thompson	Virginia Chadwick* (Lib) Bob Rowland Smith* (Nat) Marlene Goldsmith* (Lib) Brian Pezzutti* (Lib) Duncan Gay* (Nat) Stephen Mutch* (Lib) Helen Sham-Ho* (Lib) Michael Barnes (Lib) Bruce Rowley (Nat) Carol Raye (Lib)	Richard Jones* Ray Griffiths Rod Bennison	Elaine Nile* Kevin Hume Patricia Judge William Bird Percy Everingham	Jack Mundey Stacey Miers William Whiley	Joe Kanan Vince White Jack Moffitt Geoffrey Sutton Patrick Lever Jane Abbott Peter Catts
NDP candidates	Humanist candidates	Environment candidates	Aboriginal candidates	Defence candidates	Marijuana candidates

Colin Charlton Dennis Wyatt	Vito Radice Noel Whitaker	Milo Dunphy Christine Townend Alice Oppen	Mildred Ingram Anthony Ammatto Aubry Phillips	Rowley McMahon David Herd	Macciza MacPherson Nick Brash
Ungrouped candidates

Michael Smith Carlos Dutra Phillip Winchester John Butt

References

Green, Antony. "1988 Election candidate index". New South Wales Election Results 1856-2007. New South Wales Parliament.
Green, Antony. Changing Boundaries, Changing Fortunes: an analysis of the NSW Elections of 1988 and 1991, New South Wales Parliamentary Library Research Service

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