Candidates of the 1969 Australian federal election
New South Wales

Candidates of the 1969 Australian federal election

Section Title: New South Wales
Table Section Text: None

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Coalition candidate	DLP candidate	Australia candidate	Other candidates

Banks	Labor	Vince Martin	Herman Tibben (Lib)	Annette Andrew	Peter Allen (Ind) Reginald Jones (Ind) Kevin Watt (Ind)

Barton	Liberal	Len Reynolds	Bill Arthur (Lib)	Charles Chapman	Charles Bellchambers (Ind) Ray Emmerson (Ind) Alan Reed (Ind)

Bennelong	Liberal	Peter Evatt	Sir John Cramer (Lib)	Ronald Claridge	Kenneth Cook	Allan Horton (Ind)

Berowra	Liberal	George Williams	Tom Hughes (Lib)	Neil Mackerras	David Haig	Edith Parrish (Ind)

Blaxland	Labor	Paul Keating	John Ghent (Lib)	Joseph Conroy

Bradfield	Liberal	Keith Crook	Harry Turner (Lib)	Anthony Felton	Barbara Wilson	Betty Loneragan (Ind)

Calare	Country	Kerry Scott	John England (CP)	John Grant

Chifley	Labor	John Armitage	Milovan Kovjanic (Lib)	Stan Aster-Stater	Victor Corcoran (Ind)

Cook	Liberal	Cliff Mallam	Don Dobie (Lib)	Bernard Walrut	Robin Alleway (Ind)

Cowper	Country	Ian Robinson (CP)	Brian Richards (Ind) Neil Royal (Ind)

Cunningham	Labor	Rex Connor	John Poel (Lib)	Reg Wilding (CPA)

Darling	Labor	John FitzPatrick	Jack Bonney (Lib) Max Overton (CP)

Eden-Monaro	Liberal	Allan Fraser	Dugald Munro (Lib)	John Donohue	Patrick Starrs

Evans	Liberal	James Monaghan	Malcolm Mackay (Lib)	Kevin Davis	John Fisher	Hal Saunders (Ind)

Farrer	Liberal	Noel Murray	David Fairbairn (Lib)	James Keogh	John Ross (Ind)

Grayndler	Labor	Fred Daly	Jonathan Fowler (Lib)

Gwydir	Country	Roger Nott	Ralph Hunt (CP)	Brian Edwards	Halwyn Webster (Ind)

Hughes	Labor	Les Johnson	Carl Leddy (Lib)	William Goslett	Marjorie Williams (Ind)

Hume	Country	Frank Olley	Ian Pettitt (CP)	James Manwaring

Hunter	Labor	Bert James	Raymond Hughes (Lib)

Kingsford-Smith	Labor	Lionel Bowen	Barry Morrison (Lib)	Graham Bennett	Beverly Chong (PPA)

Lang	Labor	Frank Stewart	Stanley Duncan (Lib)	Dominique Droulers	Jack Mundey (CPA) Bert Tripet (Ind)

Lowe	Liberal	Peter Young	William McMahon (Lib)	Agnes Bannon	Patricia Bailey (Ind) Bernard MacMahon (Ind)

Lyne	Country	John Allan	Philip Lucock (CP)	Percival McPherson	Joe Cordner (Ind)

Macarthur	Liberal	Bob Whan	Jeff Bate (Lib)	Brian Wyer	Sidney Sheedy (PPA)

Mackellar	Liberal	William Bramwell	Bill Wentworth (Lib)	Thomas Colman

Macquarie	Labor	Tony Luchetti	John MacDonnell (Lib)	Leslie Clarke	Norman Lee

Mitchell	Liberal	Alfred Ashley-Brown	Les Irwin (Lib)	John Maguire	Gordon Waller	Harvey Clift (PPA)

New England	Country	Alan Kitson	Ian Sinclair (CP)

Newcastle	Labor	Charles Jones	Alfred Appleby (Lib)	Wlodzimierz Bohakto

North Sydney	Liberal	Mervyn Page	Bill Graham (Lib)	Reginald Lawson	Romualds Kemps (Ind)

Parramatta	Liberal	Barry Wilde	Nigel Bowen (Lib)	Hans Andreasson	John Keeffe (Ind) Leonard Kiernan (Ind)

Paterson	Liberal	Francis Murray	John Jobling (Lib) Frank O'Keefe* (CP)	Jack Collins	Ted Fletcher	Adrian Edwards (Ind)

Phillip	Liberal	Joe Riordan	William Aston (Lib)	Lyle Antcliff	Jack Gray	Totti Cohen (Ind) Alex MacDonald (Ind) Ronald Rigby (Ind) William Whitby (PPA) Ken Yeomans (Ind)

Prospect	Labor	Dick Klugman	Stanislaus Kelly (Lib)	John Ferguson

Reid	Labor	Tom Uren	Stanley Hedges (Lib)	Mick Carroll	Norman Hurst (Ind)

Richmond	Country	Joseph Gilmore	Doug Anthony (CP)

Riverina	Country	Al Grassby	Bill Armstrong (CP)	Patrick Barry

Robertson	Liberal	Barry Cohen	William Bridges-Maxwell (Lib)	Wallace Cook (Ind) Albert Date (Ind)

St George	Liberal	Bill Morrison	Len Bosman (Lib)	Henry Bader	Christopher Owens	Archibald Lawless (Ind) Emanuel Said (Ind)

Shortland	Labor	Charles Griffiths	Paul Clarkson (Lib)	Robert Burke	Charles Hockings	Geoff Curthoys (CPA)

Sydney	Labor	Jim Cope	Graham Robertson (Lib)	Norma Boyle	Ian Channell (Ind) Donald Lewis (PPA) Nick Origlass (Ind) Shane Watson (Ind)

Warringah	Liberal	Thomas Reynolds	Michael MacKellar (Lib)	Peter Keogh	Eric Riches (Ind) Edward St John (Ind) Albert Thompson (PPA)

Wentworth	Liberal	Frederick Cross	Les Bury (Lib)	Doris Brown	Geoff Mullen (Ind) Neville Yeomans (PPA)

Werriwa	Labor	Gough Whitlam	Christopher May (Lib)	William Arundel	Fay McCallum (Ind) William Sadler (Ind) Don Syme (CPA)

Sentence(s)

The member for Watson, Jim Cope (Labor), contested Sydney.

final_sentence: The member for Watson, Jim Cope (Labor), contested Sydney.