Candidates of the 1984 Australian federal election
Queensland

Candidates of the 1984 Australian federal election

Section Title: Queensland
Table Section Text: None

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Liberal candidate	National candidate	Democrats candidate	Other candidates

Bowman	Labor	Len Keogh	Leo White	Noel Willersdorf	Ronald Heindorff

Brisbane	Labor	Manfred Cross	Ian Douglas	William Owen	George Leigh

Capricornia	Labor	Keith Wright	Alan Agnew	Colin Webber	Peter Knack	Eric Geissmann (Ind)

Dawson	National	John Bird	Ray Braithwaite	Antony Lucas

Fadden	Liberal	Peter Wilson	David Jull	Alun Preece	Janice Barber

Fairfax	National	Peter Shooter	Terry Welch	Evan Adermann	Bob Borsellino

Fisher	National	Garth Head	Lionel Kilner	Peter Slipper	Kent Farrell

Forde	Labor	Hamish Linacre	David Watson	Francis Gaffy	Michael Coogan

Griffith	Labor	Ben Humphreys	Kaylene Low	Sean Cousins	Daniel Roth	Helen Jones (SWP)

Groom	National	Ronald Cullin	Alexander Munro	Tom McVeigh	Raymond Dow

Herbert	Labor	Ted Lindsay	Theo Theofanes	Vicky Kippin	Ana Bristowe-Lamb

Hinkler	Labor	Brian Courtice	Ronald Owen	Bryan Conquest	Frank Coulthard	Marcus Platen (Ind)

Kennedy	National	Brigid Walsh	Gerald Porter	Bob Katter	Lance Winter

Leichhardt	Labor	John Gayler	Hugh Anthony	Eda Celledoni	Cliff Truelove	Daas Saba (Ind)

Lilley	Labor	Elaine Darling	Ian Parminter	John Frew	Anthony Catip (Ind)

Maranoa	National	Dave Summers	Ian Cameron	Mick Brannigan

McPherson	Liberal	Rupe Granrott	Peter White	Warren Tapp	Ken Peterson	Maria Parer (Ind)

Moncrieff	Liberal	Athol Paterson	Kathy Martin	Judy Gamin	Susan Mulley	Will Aabraham-Steer (Ind) Peter Courtney (Ind)

Moreton	Liberal	Michael Kinnane	Don Cameron	Howard Baskerville	Geoffrey Fawthrop

Oxley	Labor	Bill Hayden	Les Woodforth	Charles Groves	George Hannaford

Petrie	Labor	Deane Wells	John Hodges	Don Munro	Garry Somerville

Rankin	Labor	David Beddall	Bruce Mackenzie-Forbes	Cec Jamieson	Bev Peereboom

Ryan	Liberal	Mike Foley	John Moore	Maxwell Crofts	John Peeters

Wide Bay	National	Fred Hoberg	Clarrie Millar	Glen Spicer

Sentence(s)

Queensland Senator Kathy Martin (Liberal) contested Moncrieff.

final_sentence: Queensland Senator Kathy Martin (Liberal) contested Moncrieff.