Candidates of the 1971 New South Wales state election

This is a list of candidates for the 1971 New South Wales state election. The election was held on 13 February 1971.

Retiring Members

Labor

Country

Bill Weiley MLA (Clarence)

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	DLP candidate	Other candidates

Albury	Liberal	Kevin Esler	Gordon Mackie (Lib)	Anthony Quinn
Armidale	Country		Davis Hughes (CP)		Jean Mitchell (Ind)
Ashfield	Liberal	Bede Spillane	David Hunter (Lib)	Joseph Conroy	David Eden (AP)
Auburn	Labor	Peter Cox	William McIntyre (Lib)
Balmain	Labor	Roger Degen	Robert Ward (Lib)
Bankstown	Labor	Nick Kearns	John Ghent (Lib)
Barwon	Country	Peter Prentice	Geoff Crawford (CP)		David Aiken (Ind) Thomas Broadbent (AP) Wallace Ridley (Ind)
Bass Hill	Labor	Clarrie Earl	Doreen Ghent (Lib)
Bathurst	Country	Michael Connolly	Clive Osborne (CP)		Deryck Barnes (AP)
Blacktown	Labor	Gordon Barnier	Hilton Robinson (Lib)	Charles Ormel	George Nicolaidis (Ind)
Bligh	Liberal	Maurice Allen	John Barraclough (Lib)	Dominique Droulers	Francis Claffy (Ind) Merilyn Giesekam (Ind) Bridget Gilling (ALRA) Thomas Smith (Ind)
Blue Mountains	Independent	James Collins		Kenneth Brown	Harold Coates* (Ind) Frederick Lamb (Ind)
Broken Hill	Labor	Lew Johnstone
Burrendong	Country	Leo Nott	Roger Wotton (CP)
Burrinjuck	Labor	Bill Sheahan	Leon Garry (Lib) Edward O'Connor (CP)
Burwood	Liberal	Phil O'Neill	John Jackett (Lib)		Ben Doig (Ind) Jack Mundey (SA)
Byron	Country	James Constable	Stanley Stephens (CP)
Campbelltown	Liberal	Cliff Mallam	Max Dunbier (Lib)
Canterbury	Labor	Kevin Stewart	Jack Backer (Lib)
Casino	Country	Don Day	Charles Yabsley (CP)
Castlereagh	Labor	Jack Renshaw	Bruce Fry (Lib) Albert Green (CP)	John Gough
Cessnock	Labor	George Neilly	John Thomas (Lib)
Charlestown	Labor	Jack Stewart	Alfred Pickering (Lib)	Hugh Ansell	Charles Hockings (AP)
Clarence	Country	Thomas Cronin	Francis Clark (CP) Matt Singleton* (CP)		Clarice McClymont (Ind) Neville Weiley (Ind)
Collaroy	Liberal		Robert Askin (Lib)	Lyle Antcliff	Frederick Adcock (Ind) Brian Walker (AP) Norman Ward (Ind)
Coogee	Liberal	Mary Barry	Sir Kevin Ellis (Lib)	Betty Stepkovitch	William Ash (Ind) Jean McCoroskin (DOGS)
Cook's River	Labor	Tom Cahill	Kenneth McKimm (Lib)
Corrimal	Labor	Laurie Kelly	Eric Blain (Lib)	Raymond Proust	Reginald Wilding (CPA)
Cronulla	Liberal	Michael Egan	Ian Griffith (Lib)		Robin Alleway (DOGS)
Davidson	Liberal		Dick Healey (Lib)	Thomas Colman
Drummoyne	Labor	Reg Coady	Colin Gardiner (Lib)
Dubbo	Liberal	Norman Cox	John Mason (Lib)	Terence Catley
Earlwood	Liberal	Barry Robinson	Eric Willis (Lib)
East Hills	Labor	Joe Kelly	Albert Hurley (Lib)		Raymond Buchanan (Ind) Harold McIlveen (Ind)
Eastwood	Liberal	John McMahon	Jim Clough (Lib)		Olwyn Mackenzie (Ind)
Fairfield	Labor	Eric Bedford	John Woods (Lib)		Edward Oldfield (Ind)
Fuller	Liberal	Anthony Bellanto	Peter Coleman (Lib)	Kevin Davis	Dudley Abbott (DOGS)
Georges River	Labor	Frank Walker	Vince Bruce (Lib)
Gloucester	Country	Terence Wallis	Leon Punch (CP)		James Bogan (Ind)
Gordon	Liberal		Harry Jago (Lib)	Allan Dwyer
Gosford	Liberal	Keith O'Connell	Ted Humphries (Lib)		Wallace Cook (Ind) Barry Phillips (AP)
Goulburn	Country	Norman Barnwell	Ron Brewer (CP)
Granville	Labor	Pat Flaherty	George Ajaka (Lib)
Hawkesbury	Liberal	Walter Brown	Bernie Deane(Lib)		Charles Rogers (Ind)
Heathcote	Labor	Rex Jackson	Evelyn Thompson (Lib)		Edna McGill (DOGS)
Hornsby	Liberal		John Maddison (Lib)	Anthony Felton	George Black (AP) David Hill (Ind)
Hurstville	Liberal	Kenneth Hallen	Tom Mead (Lib)	Peter Abrams	Ralph Catts (AP) Judith Sainsbury (DOGS)
Illawarra	Labor	George Petersen	Lorna Shacklock (Lib)	Edward Himmelreich	Frank Arkell (Ind) Raymond Clay (Ind)
King	Labor	Albert Sloss	Andrew Bush (Lib)		Doris Jobling (CPA) Ernest Williams (Ind)
Kirribilli	Liberal	William Harkness	John Waddy (Lib)	Michael Fitzpatrick	Romualds Kemps (Ind)
Kogarah	Labor	Bill Crabtree	William Marshall (Lib)		Margot Caulfield (Ind)
Lake Macquarie	Labor	Merv Hunter	Richard Bevan (Lib)
Lakemba	Labor	Vince Durick	James Dixon (Lib)
Lane Cove	Liberal	Ronald Gornall	Ken McCaw (Lib)	Reginald Lawson	Malcolm Hilbery (AP)
Lismore	Country		Bruce Duncan (CP)
Liverpool	Labor	George Paciullo	Robert Leech (Lib)	William Arundell
Maitland	Liberal	Francis Murray	Milton Morris (Lib)	Jack Collins
Manly	Liberal	Terence Riley	Douglas Darby (Lib)	Francis Bulger	Eric Riches (Ind)
Maroubra	Labor	Bill Haigh	Gregory Lyons (Lib)	Warwick Spooner	Samuel Joseph (Ind)
Marrickville	Labor	Norm Ryan	Jonathan Fowler (Lib)
Merrylands	Labor	Jack Ferguson	Nevile Hodsdon (Lib)
Miranda	Liberal	Bill Robb	Tim Walker (Lib)	William Goslett	Milo Dunphy (AP)
Monaro	Liberal	Alfred Kingston	Steve Mauger (Lib)
Mosman	Liberal	Darryl Nagel	Pat Morton (Lib)	Ann Macken	Brian Buckley (AP)
Mount Druitt	Labor	Jim Southee	John Park (Lib)
Murray	Independent		Bruce Birrell (CP) Allan Connell (Lib)	Brian Maw	Joe Lawson (Ind)
Murrumbidgee	Labor	Lin Gordon	David Clark (CP) Ian Davidge (Lib)	Leslie Kennedy
Nepean	Liberal	Ron Mulock	Ron Dunbier (Lib)	Leslie Clarke	John Andersen (Ind)
Newcastle	Labor	Arthur Wade	Malcolm Barnes (Lib)	Gerard Collins	Wlodzimierz Bohatko (AP)
Northcott	Liberal		Jim Cameron (Lib)		Jane Gray (DOGS) David Haig (AP)
Orange	Country	Joseph Ryan	Charles Cutler (CP)	John Grant	Lloyd Stapleton (Ind) Margaret Stevenson (Ind)
Oxley	Country		Bruce Cowan (CP)		Joe Cordner (Ind)
Parramatta	Labor	Dan Mahoney	Alaric Kellett (Lib)		Leonard Kiernan (Ind)
Phillip	Labor	Pat Hills	Ronald Hack (Lib)	John Fox
Raleigh	Country	Sydney Dodds	Jim Brown (CP)		Andrew Boyton (Ind)
Rockdale	Labor	Brian Bannon	Roye Gaha (Lib)	Mary Hennessy	Edwin Bellchambers (Ind)
South Coast	Liberal		Jack Beale (Lib)		John Hatton (Ind)
Sturt	Country		William Dixon (Lib) Tim Fischer* (CP)	Bernard O'Keeffe	Ernest Mitchell (Ind)
Tamworth	Country	Francis Briscoe-Hough	Bill Chaffey (CP)	Ian de Courcy Dutton	Alexander Dickinson (Ind) Ellis Wall (Ind)
Temora	Country	Lyle Hoad	Jim Taylor (CP)		Terence Brady (Ind)
Tenterfield	Country	Ronald Grafton	Tim Bruxner (CP)		George Britz (Ind)
The Hills	Liberal	Michael Gillian	Max Ruddock (Lib)	John Stewart
Upper Hunter	Country	Kenneth Cosgrove Alexander Trevallian	Col Fisher (CP)
Vaucluse	Liberal		Keith Doyle (Lib)		Harry Marsh (Ind) Lincoln Oppenheimer (Ind)
Wagga Wagga	Liberal	John Skeers	Wal Fife (Lib)	Peter Piltz
Wakehurst	Liberal	Evan Davies	Allan Viney (Lib)	Kevin Lee
Wallsend	Labor	Ken Booth	John Bailey (Lib)	Robert Godfrey
Waratah	Labor	Sam Jones	Malcolm Blackshaw (Lib)
Waverley	Labor	Syd Einfeld	James Markham (Lib)
Wentworthville	Labor	Ernie Quinn	Peter Andrews (Lib)
Willoughby	Liberal	Eddie Britt	Laurie McGinty (Lib)	Leo Eller	Ida Carter (Ind) Mary McNish (AP)
Wollondilly	Liberal	John Kerin	Tom Lewis (Lib)	Kevin Harrold	Alexander Gould (Ind)
Wollongong	Liberal	Eric Ramsay	Jack Hough (Lib)	Peter Daly
Wyong	Labor	Harry Jensen	Geoffrey Gilchrist (Lib)	Estelle Drinkwater
Yaralla	Liberal	Garry McIlwaine	Lerryn Mutton (Lib)	Andrew Murphy
Young	Country	Jeffrey Condron	George Freudenstein (CP)	John Hogan

References

Green, Antony. "1971 Election candidate index". New South Wales Election Results 1856-2007. New South Wales Parliament.

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