Candidates of the Queensland state election, 1980

This is a list of candidates who stood for the 1980 Queensland state election. The election was held on 29 November 1980.

Retiring Members

Labor

Jack Houston MLA (Bulimba)

National

Liberal

Fred Campbell MLA (Aspley)
Charles Porter MLA (Toowong)

Candidates

Sitting members at the time of the election are shown in bold text.

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	National candidate	Liberal candidate	Other candidates

Albert	National	Harry Zaphir	Ivan Gibbs	John Juett	Reginald Campbell (Ind) Peter Woolley (Dem)
Archerfield	Labor	Kevin Hooper	Allen Muir	Alan Bavister	Miriam Cope (PPA) Norman Eather (Ind) Mary Simmons (SPA)
Ashgrove	Liberal	Pat Comben		John Greenwood	Cheryl Paton (Dem) Owen Pershouse (Prog)
Aspley	Liberal	John Duncan	Leonard Brydges	Beryce Nelson	Gregory Curry (Prog) Leslie Mundt (Dem)
Auburn	National	Ray Barker	Neville Harper		David Trevilyan (Prog)
Balonne	National	John Barrett	Don Neal
Barambah	National	Brian Hawkes	Joh Bjelke-Petersen		Henry Collins (Ind)
Barron River	National	Keith De Lacy	Martin Tenni	Lionel Van Dorssen	Bruce Alexander (Dem)
Brisbane Central	Labor	Brian Davis		Robert Wright	Murray Broad (CPA)
Bulimba	Labor	Ron McLean		Brian Kirkham
Bundaberg	Labor	Jim Blake	Bryan Conquest	Graham Quirk	Lola Lomax (Dem)
Burdekin	National	Peter Rehbein	Val Bird
Burnett	National	Edgar Roberts	Claude Wharton
Caboolture	National	Frank Hill John McLoughlin	Des Frawley	Virginia Day	John Ferguson (Ind)
Cairns	Labor	Ray Jones	Nigel Ette	Francis Hoyal	John Stamp (Ind) Melvin Stewart (Ind)
Callide	National	Alan Morris	Lindsay Hartwig
Carnarvon	National	Johannes De Roo	Peter McKechnie
Chatsworth	Labor	Terry Mackenroth		Annette Dunstan
Condamine	National	Allan Clancey	Vic Sullivan		Lindsay Sturgess (Prog)
Cook	Labor	Bob Scott	Justin Smith D. A. Young	Evelyn Scott
Cooroora	National	Sydney Appleby	Gordon Simpson	John Barbeler	Donald Sime (Ind)
Cunningham	National	Robert Ball	Tony Elliott	Richard Barnard
Everton	Labor	Glen Milliner	Donald Munro	Brian Burke	Mark Taylor (Dem)
Fassifern	National	Ray Parker	Selwyn Muller	Thomas O'Toole
Flinders	National	Thomas Greenwood	Bob Katter
Greenslopes	Liberal	Graeme Kinnear		Bill Hewitt
Gregory	National	Gordon Saunders	Bill Glasson
Gympie	National	Reginald Lawler	Len Stephan	Minas Venardos	William Runge (Prog)
Hinchinbrook	National	Norman Hart	Ted Row		Des Bredhauer (Ind) John Williams (Ind)
Ipswich	Liberal	Joseph Sciacca		Llewellyn Edwards	James Hayden (Ind) Ian Rintoul (ISP) Victor Robb (NF)
Ipswich West	Labor	David Underwood	Neil Russell	Lawrence Pointing
Isis	National	Michael Edgar	Lin Powell	David Cooper	Ronald Cullen (Dem) Mervyn Worth (Dem)
Ithaca	Liberal	Peter Venning		Col Miller
Kurilpa	Liberal	Maurice Dwyer		Sam Doumany	Alvan Hawkes (Prog)
Landsborough	National	Peter Byrne	Mike Ahern	Paul Kingsford	Barbara Cansdell (Ind)
Lockyer	Liberal	Michael Forde	Terence Day Tony FitzGerald*	Tony Bourke	Michael Berry (Prog) Rae Capon (Dem)
Lytton	Labor	Tom Burns		Moyra Bidstrup
Mackay	Labor	Ed Casey	Lionel Bevis	Kevin Dray
Mansfield	Liberal	John Fraser		Bill Kaus	Des McKay (Prog)
Maryborough	Labor	Brendan Hansen		Gilbert Alison	Arthur Townsend (Dem)
Merthyr	Liberal	Barbara Dawson		Don Lane
Mirani	National	Conrad Nicolai	Jim Randell	Leonard Goode	John Comerford (Ind)
Mount Coot-tha	Liberal	Graham Kevin		Bill Lickiss	David Dalgarno (Dem)
Mount Gravatt	Liberal	Marion McInnes	Ian Henderson	Guelfi Scassola
Mount Isa	National	Tony McGrady	Angelo Bertoni	Joyce Boyd	Ray Oldman (Dem)
Mourilyan	National	Bill Eaton	Vicky Kippin
Mulgrave	National	James Moses	Max Menzel	Jean Huxley
Murrumba	Labor	Joe Kruger	Yvonne Chapman	Alfred Shaw
Nudgee	Labor	Ken Vaughan		Gerald Connor
Nundah	Liberal	Owen Gazzard		William Knox
Peak Downs	National	William Coffey	Vince Lester		Anthony Whitfield (Ind) Robin Wright (Prog)
Pine Rivers	Liberal	June Willmot		Rob Akers
Port Curtis	Labor	Bill Prest	Michael Crowley	John Mawer Georgina Pickers
Redcliffe	Liberal	Roderick Lugton		Terry White
Redlands	National	Con Sciacca	John Goleby	Peter Hunter
Rockhampton	Labor	Keith Wright	Garnet Lincoln	Douglas Cuddy
Rockhampton North	Labor	Les Yewdale	Robert Simpson	Keith Harris	Patrick Carroll (Ind) Jeffrey Jones (SPA)
Roma	National	David Bowden	Ken Tomkins
Salisbury	Liberal	Bill Wilcox		Rosemary Kyburz	Mary Ellwood (Ind)
Sandgate	Labor	Nev Warburton		David Preston	Anthony Catip (Ind) Peter Jackman (Coal)
Sherwood	Liberal	Peter Doyle	Terrence Mahoney	Angus Innes	Judith Forbes (Prog)
Somerset	National	Ron Hazelden	Bill Gunn	Owen Nugent
South Brisbane	Labor	Jim Fouras		Colin Lamont	Edward Grevsmuhl (Ind)
South Coast	National	Philip Button	Russ Hinze	Elizabeth Diamond Ross Woods	Michael Carey (Coal) James Drabsch (Ind) Julia Freebury (Ind) Robert Neumann (Ind)
Southport	Liberal	Ian Rogers	Doug Jennings	Peter White	Kevin Chaffey (Prog) Peter Courtney (Ind) Grace Plunkett (Ind)
Stafford	Liberal	Brian Mellifont		Terry Gygar
Surfers Paradise	Liberal	Khalil Salem	Rob Borbidge	Bruce Bishop	Eileen Peters (Ind)
Toowong	Liberal	Gailene Harrison	Peter Forrest	Ian Prentice	Michael West (Dem)
Toowoomba North	Liberal	Lindsay Jones		John Lockwood
Toowoomba South	National	Ron Fraser	John Warner	Colin Brimblecombe	Michael Clifford (Dem)
Townsville	Liberal	Brian Dobinson	Phillip Morton	Norman Scott-Young
Townsville South	Labor	Alex Wilson	Alan Metcalfe	Hector Garrick	Francis Rossiter (Ind)
Townsville West	National	Geoff Smith	Max Hooper		Frank Bishop (CPA)
Warrego	National	Michael Gordon	Neil Turner
Warwick	National	Stephen Fazackerley	Des Booth		Maria Heyboer (Dem)
Wavell	Liberal	Jack Geran		Brian Austin
Whitsunday	National	Stanley Yardley	Geoff Muntz
Windsor	Liberal	Frank Melit		Bob Moore	Louis McKenzie (Ind)
Wolston	Labor	Bob Gibbs	Roy Buchanan	Bob Harper
Woodridge	Labor	Bill D'Arcy		Douglas Dagleish	Robert Bartlett (Ind) Jack Davis (Ind) Anne Glew (Ind) Robert Webb (Dem)
Wynnum	Labor	Eric Shaw	Merven Hoppner	Vanessa Gregory
Yeronga	Liberal	Kitchener Farrell		Norm Lee

References

Hughes, Colin A., Don Aitken (1987). Voting for the Australian state lower houses, 1975-1984. Canberra: Dept. of Political Science, Research School of Social Sciences, Australian National University. ISBN 0909779244.

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