Candidates of the Queensland state election, 1969

This is a list of candidates who stood for the 1969 Queensland state election. The election was held on 17 May 1969.

Retiring Members

Labor

Country

Eddie Beardmore MLA (Balonne)
Alf Muller MLA (Fassifern)

Liberal

Ray Smith MLA (Windsor)

Independent

Candidates

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	William Wollstein	Cec Carey* (CP) Paul Scanlan (Lib)	Brian Balaam	Ernest Harley (Ind) William Steer (Ind)
Ashgrove	Liberal	Haydn Sargent	Douglas Tooth (Lib)	George Cook
Aspley	Liberal	Roy Harvey	Fred Campbell (Lib)	Anthony Macklin
Aubigny	DLP	Thomas Wilson	Peter Paull (CP)	Les Diplock
Balonne	Country	Ben Ward	Harold Hungerford (CP)
Barambah	Country	Norman Hasemann	Joh Bjelke-Petersen (CP)
Barcoo	Labor	Eugene O'Donnell	Harold Braun (CP)	Edwin Eshmann
Baroona	Labor	Pat Hanlon	Thomas Bence (Lib)	Anthony Machin
Belmont	Labor	Fred Newton	Cyril Morgan (Lib)	John Taylor
Bowen	Liberal	Leonard Bidgood	Peter Delamothe (Lib)
Brisbane	Labor	Brian Davis	Neville Jackson (Lib)	Patrick Hallinan
Bulimba	Labor	Jack Houston	Megan Wilding (Lib)	Paul Tucker
Bundaberg	Independent	Lou Jensen	Paul Neville (CP) Stanley Smith (Lib)	William Hutchinson	Seth Cottell (Ind) Clifford Nielsen (Ind)
Burdekin	Independent	Ronald Nuttall	Val Bird* (CP) Stanley Pearce (Lib)	Emil Liebrecht
Burke	Labor	Alec Inch	William Aplin (CP)		John Donaldson (SC)
Burnett	Country	Alexander Craig	Claude Wharton (CP)
Cairns	Labor	Ray Jones	David De Jarlais (Lib) Victor Piccone (CP)	Edward Svendsen	Phyllis Penridge (Ind)
Callide	Country	Charles Tutt	Vince Jones (CP)	Edgar Lanigan	Edgar Shields (Ind)
Carnarvon	Country	Arthur Johnson	Henry McKechnie (CP)	Frederick Burges
Chatsworth	Liberal	John Cleary	Bill Hewitt (Lib)	Leonard Galligan
Clayfield	Liberal	David Hunter	John Murray (Lib)	Francis Andrews
Condamine	Country	Nico Bos	Vic Sullivan (CP)
Cook	Independent	Bill Wood	James Bidner (CP)	Thomas White	John Allan (Ind) Ernest Hall (Ind)
Cooroora	Country	Lutgerdienko Hoiting	David Low (CP)	Alexander Browne
Cunningham	Country	Nelson Mann	Alan Fletcher (CP)	Eugene Connolly
Fassifern	Country	Jack Jones	Selwyn Muller (CP)	Gordon Blain	Victor Robb (SC)
Flinders	Country	Douglas Lloyd	Bill Longeran (CP)
Greenslopes	Liberal	Kath Walker	Keith Hooper (Lib)	Harold Wright
Gregory	Country	John Thomas	Wally Rae (CP)
Gympie	Country	Jack Ison	Max Hodges (CP)	Denis Tanner	Cecil Rivers (Ind) Bernard Thomas (Ind)
Hawthorne	Liberal	Ernest Adsett	Bill Kaus (Lib)	James Moss
Hinchinbrook	Country	Frederick Page	John Row (CP)	John Williams
Ipswich East	Labor	Evan Marginson	John Shapcott (Lib)	Peter Grant
Ipswich West	Labor	Vi Jordan	Allan Whybird (Lib)	Francis Carroll
Isis	Labor	Jim Blake	Harold Bonanno (CP)	Matthews Minnegal
Ithaca	Liberal	Sylvester Martin	Col Miller (Lib)	Anne Wenck
Kedron	Labor	Eric Lloyd	William Battershill (Lib)	Gavan Duffy
Kurilpa	Liberal	Ian Brusasco	Clive Hughes (Lib)	Edward Doherty
Landsborough	Country	Peter Venning	Mike Ahern (CP)		Basil Nettleton (Ind)
Lockyer	Liberal		Gordon Chalk (Lib)	Bailey Pashley	James Ryan (Ind)
Logan	Country	Ted Baldwin	Dick Wood (CP)	Michael Scragg
Mackay	Labor	Ed Casey	Robert Gray (Lib)		Thomas McCanna (Ind)
Mackenzie	Country	Harold Kuhn	Nev Hewitt (CP)
Maryborough	Labor	Horace Davies	Ralph Stafford (Lib)	Brian Hawes
Merthyr	Liberal	Brian Mellifont	Sam Ramsden (Lib)	Maurice O'Connor
Mirani	Country	Gustav Creber	Tom Newbery (CP)
Mount Coot-tha	Liberal	Con Sciacca	Bill Lickiss (Lib)	Andrew Aitken
Mount Gravatt	Liberal	James Kennedy	Geoff Chinchen (Lib)	Patrick O'Reilly
Mourilyan	Labor	Peter Moore	Arnold Palmer (CP)	Geoffrey Higham
Mulgrave	Country	Leslie Trembath	Roy Armstrong (CP)
Murrumba	Country	Reginald O'Brien	David Nicholson (CP)	Robert Macklin
Norman	Labor	Fred Bromley	Ross Cameron (Lib)	Maurice Sheehan
Nudgee	Labor	Jack Melloy	Robert Harper (Lib)	David Mapstone	Hubert Giesberts (SC)
Nundah	Liberal	Roderick Blundell	William Knox (Lib)	Brian Barlow
Port Curtis	Labor	Martin Hanson		Marguerita Glen
Redcliffe	Country	Jack Trueman	Jim Houghton (CP)	James Morrissey
Rockhampton North	Labor	Merv Thackeray	Philip German (Lib)	John Dunn
Rockhampton South	Liberal	Keith Wright	Rex Pilbeam (Lib)	Peter Boyle
Roma	Country	Marcus Thew	Ken Tomkins (CP)		Ronald Alford (Ind)
Salisbury	Labor	Doug Sherrington	George Whyte (Lib)	Miroslav Jansky
Sandgate	Labor	Harry Dean	Colin Clark (Lib)	Bernard Beston
Sherwood	Liberal	Robert Wilson	John Herbert (Lib)	Clarice Weedon
Somerset	Country	Norman Cush	Harold Richter (CP)
South Brisbane	Labor	Col Bennett	Alan Brown (Lib)	John O'Connell	Victor Slater (SPA)
South Coast	Country	Frank Culell	Bruce Bishop (Lib) Russ Hinze* (CP)	Laurence Kehoe	Dino Bertoldo (Ind) John Lee (Ind)
Tablelands	Labor	Edwin Wallis-Smith	Micheli Borzi (CP)
Toowong	Liberal	Ian Hinckfuss	Charles Porter (Lib)	Brian O'Brien
Toowoomba East	Labor	Peter Wood	Sydney Goodrick (Lib)	Francis Mullins
Toowoomba West	Labor	Ray Bousen	John Peel (CP) Leigh Wallman (Lib)	John Davis
Townsville North	Labor	Perc Tucker	Owen Griffiths (CP) Keith Rundle (Lib)	Peter Flanagan
Townsville South	Independent	Leslie Moon		Bryan Hurney	Tom Aikens* (Ind) Francis Bishop (CPA)
Warrego	Labor	Jack Aiken	Robert Anson (CP)		Jack Tonkin (Ind)
Warwick	Country	Raymond Lyons	David Cory (CP)	Daniel Skehan
Wavell	Liberal	Herbert Bromley	Arthur Crawford (Lib)	Rogers Judge	Alex Dewar (Ind)
Whitsunday	Country	Elwyn Uprichard	Ron Camm (CP)	Bernard Lewis
Windsor	Liberal	Keith Fordyce	Bob Moore (Lib)	John Dawson
Wynnum	Labor	Ted Harris	Noel Justo (Lib)	Gordon Randall	R A Annear (CPA)
Yeronga	Liberal	Malcolm Campbell	Norm Lee (Lib)	Jonyth Mapstone

References

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

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