Candidates of the 1972 Australian federal election

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This article provides information on candidates who stood for the 1972 Australian federal election. The election was held on 2 December 1972.

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Retiring Members

Labor

Liberal

Country

House of Representatives

Sitting members at the time of the election are shown in bold text. Successful candidates are highlighted in the relevant colour. Where there is possible confusion, an asterisk (*) is also used.

Australian Capital Territory

ElectorateHeld by Labor candidate Liberal candidate DLP candidate Australia candidate Independent candidate
Australian Capital Territory Labor Kep Enderby Peter Hughes Terence Christie Alan Fitzgerald Barry Blair
Arthur Burns
Pat Eatock
Harry Marsh
Michael Salvador

New South Wales

ElectorateHeld by Labor candidate Coalition candidate DLP candidate Australia candidateOther candidates
Banks Labor Vince Martin Randall Green (Lib)John AndersonCharles Nasmyth
Barton Labor Len Reynolds Vince Bruce (Lib)Bruce StaffordRhonda HowseBrian Howard (Ind)
Bennelong Liberal Norman Russell Sir John Cramer (Lib)Gwen Fitzpatrick Claudia Leach Jean Sulima (DOGS)
Berowra Liberal George Williams Harry Edwards (Lib)Michael StrengerDavid Haig
Blaxland Labor Paul Keating John Ghent (Lib)Anthony Young
Bradfield Liberal John Pomeroy Harry Turner (Lib)Allan DwyerMavis McMillanHelen Berrill (Ind)
Calare Country Francis Hall John England (CP)John Grant
Chifley Labor John Armitage Alan Calaby (Lib)Francesco Rea
Cook Liberal Ray Thorburn Don Dobie (Lib)Bernard ForshawMarjorie GrayRonald Gallagher (Ind)
Judith Sainsbury (DOGS)
Cowper Country Thomas Cronin Ian Robinson (CP)David CummingJohn Maynes
Cunningham Labor Rex Connor John Poel (Lib)Peter DalyJohn SladekReg Wilding (CPA)
Darling Labor John FitzPatrick James Donohoe (Lib)
Max Overton (CP)
John Darcy
Eden-Monaro Labor Bob Whan Roy Howard (CP)
Doug Otton (Lib)
Anthony AbbeyHugh Watson
Evans Liberal Allan Mulder Malcolm Mackay (Lib)Gary Doherty John Dease Noel MacDonald (Ind)
Farrer Liberal Kevin Esler David Fairbairn (Lib)Anthony QuinnMike Donelan
Grayndler Labor Fred Daly Jonathan Fowler (Lib)Anthony Kiely
Gwydir Country Robert Downing Ralph Hunt (CP)John GoughKevin MappersonWilliam O'Donnell (Ind)
Hughes Labor Les Johnson Eric Blain (Lib)William Goslett
Hume Country Frank Olley Ian Pettitt (CP)John Hogan
Hunter Labor Bert James Stanley Gumbleton (Lib)
Kingsford-Smith Labor Lionel Bowen Ronald Scott (Lib)Graham Bennett
Lang Labor Frank Stewart Stanley Duncan (Lib)Robert Burke
Lowe Liberal Bill Fisher William McMahon (Lib)Agnes BannonJohn SteeleMarc Aussie-Stone (Ind)
John Morgan (Ind)
Kathleen Taylor (DOGS)
Sandor Torzsok (Ind)
David Widdup (Ind)
Lyne Country Peter Carney Philip Lucock (CP)Jack CollinsStephanie ThewJoe Cordner (Ind)
Macarthur Liberal John Kerin Max Dunbier (Lib)Everardus HimmelreichDianne Allen (Ind)
Jeff Bate (Ind)
Stephen Quilkey (Ind)
Mackellar Liberal Evan Davies Bill Wentworth (Lib)Thomas Colman Richard Jones Norman Ward (Ind)
Macquarie Labor Tony Luchetti Basil Genders (Lib)
Frank Wolstenholme (CP)
Leslie Clarke
Mitchell Liberal Alfred Ashley-Brown Les Irwin (Lib)David SansonPatricia BerzinIvor F (Ind)
David McArthur (Ind)
New England Country Justin Rowe Ian Sinclair (CP)Edwin TaberBrian Edwards
Newcastle Labor Charles Jones Malcolm Blackshaw (Lib)Robert GodfreyHarry Anderson (CPA)
North Sydney Liberal Brian Maguire Bill Graham (Lib)Michael FitzpatrickJames FerosRomualds Kemps (Ind)
Parramatta Liberal Michael Whelan Nigel Bowen (Lib)Doris BrauerJames MulheronDerek Barker (DOGS)
Graham Courtney (Ind)
Paterson Country Noel Unicomb Frank O'Keefe (CP)Aubrey BarrAlan Capp
Phillip Liberal Joe Riordan Sir William Aston (Lib)Dennis AndersonVirginia WalkerThomas Conway (Ind)
Colette Tucker (DOGS)
Neville Yeomans (Ind)
Prospect Labor Dick Klugman Stanislaus Kelly (Lib)William Dunbar
Reid Labor Tom Uren William Pardy (Lib)Joseph Sanders
Richmond Country Frederick Braid Doug Anthony (CP)Lawrence Alderman
Riverina Labor Al Grassby Eric Kronborg (CP)
Peter Long (Lib)
Patrick Barry
Robertson Labor Barry Cohen Malcolm Brooks (Lib)Edmund Dearn
St George Labor Bill Morrison Len Bosman (Lib)Doris AllisonChristopher OwensCharles Bellchambers (Ind)
Shortland Labor Peter Morris Paul Clarkson (Lib)Hugh AnsellCharles HockingsGeoff Curthoys (CPA)
Leo Gately (Ind)
Lionel Lambkin (Ind)
Sydney Labor Jim Cope Graham Robertson (Lib)Allan Sorrensen Laurie Aarons (CPA)
Pat Clancy (SPA)
Warringah Liberal John Oakley Michael MacKellar (Lib)Peter Keogh Bridget Gilling Eric Riches (Ind)
Wentworth Liberal Percy Allan Les Bury (Lib)Dominique DroulersHelen Arbib
Werriwa Labor Gough Whitlam Ron Dunbier (Lib)Andrew MurphyMaurice Sharp (Ind)
Walter Turner (Ind)

Northern Territory

ElectorateHeld by Labor candidate Country candidate Australia candidate Independent candidate
Northern Territory Country Ted Robertson Sam Calder Gordon Briscoe
Charles Moffatt
Alexander Allan-Stewart
William Walsh

Queensland

ElectorateHeld by Labor candidate Coalition candidate DLP candidate Australia candidateOther candidates
Bowman Labor Len Keogh Kerry Chiconi (Lib)Denis Cochran
Brisbane Labor Manfred Cross Jim Anderson (Lib)
Glen Sheil (CP)
Andrew AitkenCharlie Gifford (CPA)
Capricornia Labor Doug Everingham Kevin Connor (CP)
Brian Palmer (Lib)
Brian Besley
Darling Downs Liberal James ThomasColin Brimblecombe (Lib)
Tom McVeigh* (CP)
Eugene ConnollyRonald Alford (Ind)
Dawson Labor Rex Patterson Lionel Bevis (CP)John Judge
Fisher Country Hamish Linacre Evan Adermann* (CP)
John Plowman (Lib)
Robert Barron
Griffith Liberal Eddie Foat Don Cameron (Lib)Cecil BirchleyBeth Smith
Herbert Liberal Fabian Sweeney Robert Bonnett (Lib) Kiernan Dorney Leonard Weber
Kennedy Country Tony McGrady Bob Katter (CP)Paul Rutherford
Leichhardt Labor Bill Fulton Walter Schulz (CP)Bernard MarshPatrick Kelly
Lilley Liberal Frank Doyle Kevin Cairns (Lib)James MorrisseyDavid ProudRalph Williams (Ind)
Maranoa Country Timothy Walker James Corbett (CP)Harry GreenJames Dwyer (Ind)
McPherson Country Tom Veivers Howard Richter (CP)
Eric Robinson* (Lib)
Victor Kearney Robert RichardsonJohn Black (Ind)
James Drabsch (Ind)
Moreton Liberal Joe McDonald James Killen (Lib)Andrew JacksonArthur Smith
Oxley Labor Bill Hayden Peter Williams (Lib)Miroslav Jansky
Petrie Liberal Denis Murphy Marshall Cooke* (Lib)
Gordon Olive (CP)
Frank Andrews Alex Dewar
Ryan Liberal John Conn Nigel Drury (Lib)Bert VannRobert WensleyAlan Jones (Ind)
Wide Bay Labor Brendan Hansen George Crawford (CP)Alan BirchleyLes Leisemann (NSP)

South Australia

ElectorateHeld by Labor candidate Liberal candidate DLP candidateOther candidates
Adelaide Labor Chris Hurford Keith AshdownGeorge Basisovs Elliott Johnston (CPA)
Angas Liberal Adolf Thiel Geoffrey Giles Terence CritchleyJohn Petch (CP)
Barker Liberal John Cornwall Jim Forbes David Le Cornu
Bonython Labor Martin Nicholls Rudolph MasopustPeter MeredithFrank Lawrence (Ind)
Boothby Liberal Anne Levy John McLeay Ted FarrellRichard Llewellyn (AP)
Grey Labor Laurie Wallis Pat RehnDavid GrayDerek Ball (AP)
Hawker Labor Ralph Jacobi Phyllis RogersJames KileyJohn Steele (Ind)
Hindmarsh Labor Clyde Cameron Ivan DenchevPaul Hubert
Kingston Labor Richard Gun Peter TonkinMark Posa
Port Adelaide Labor Fred Birrell Ian FotheringhamLeon Dalle-NogareJames Mitchell (Ind)
Sturt Labor Norm Foster Ian Wilson Walter DoranPeter Wilkinson (NSP)
Wakefield Liberal Terence de Lacy Bert Kelly John McMahonJames Shannon (CP)

Tasmania

ElectorateHeld by Labor candidate Liberal candidate DLP candidateOther candidates
Bass Labor Lance Barnard John Beswick Jindrich Nermut
Braddon Labor Ron Davies William LuckDudley McNamara
Denison Liberal John Coates Robert Solomon Michael DelaneyBrian Broadby (Ind)
Bill Scetrine (AP)
Franklin Labor Ray Sherry William CraigKeith Kelly
Wilmot Labor Gil Duthie Ian HardyRonald Butterworth

Victoria

ElectorateHeld by Labor candidate Coalition candidate DLP candidate Australia candidateOther candidates
Balaclava Liberal Irene Dunsmuir Ray Whittorn (Lib)Ralph JamesLeslie Rubinstein (Ind)
Ballaarat Liberal David Williams Dudley Erwin (Lib)Anthony Balkin
Batman Labor Horrie Garrick Leon Bram (Lib)Henry Darroch
Bendigo Labor David Kennedy John Bourchier* (Lib)
Joe Pearce (CP)
Paul Brennan
Bruce Liberal Russell Oakley Billy Snedden (Lib)Rex HarperPeter Moore
Burke Labor Keith Johnson Howard Thain (Lib)Colin Walsh
Casey Liberal Race Mathews Peter Howson (Lib)Kevin AdamsonClive ChampionAlfred Andrews (DOGS)
Margaret Briggs (Ind)
Roderick Matthews (Ind)
Chisholm Liberal Alastair Nicholson Tony Staley (Lib)William HoyneRobert Cowley
Corangamite Liberal Edwin Morris Tony Street (Lib)Francis O'Brien
Corio Labor Gordon Scholes John Pawson (Lib)John Timberlake
Deakin Liberal William French Alan Jarman (Lib)Maurice WestonGavan BurnHarold Jeffrey (Ind)
Diamond Valley Liberal David McKenzie Neil Brown (Lib)Jim Marmion John Siddons Douglas Alexander (DOGS)
Shaun Redmond (Ind)
Flinders Liberal Colin Bednall Phillip Lynch (Lib)John GlynnDavid Heath
Gellibrand Labor Ralph Willis David Munro (Lib)Robin Thomas
Gippsland Country Peter Turner Peter Nixon (CP)John CondonJohn Bowron
Henty Liberal Joan Child Max Fox (Lib)Terence FarrellMichael Hughes
Higgins Liberal David Hardy John Gorton (Lib)Peter GrantJack Hammond
Holt Liberal Max Oldmeadow Len Reid (Lib)Henri de SachauBrenda ElliottIan Black (DOGS)
Hotham Liberal Barry Johnston Don Chipp (Lib)Henry BevenIan Kenner (Ind)
John Murray (Ind)
Indi Country John Hodgson Mac Holten (CP)Christopher CodyRonald Gray (Ind)
Geoffrey Ryan (Ind)
Isaacs Liberal Gareth Clayton David Hamer (Lib)Frederick SkinnerPeter Harrie
Kooyong Liberal Clive Lipshut Andrew Peacock (Lib)Francis DuffyPamela Thornley Ian Channell (Ind)
La Trobe Liberal Tony Lamb John Jess (Lib)George NooneDon WaltersEileen Fowler (DOGS)
Jeffrey Gill (Ind)
Lalor Labor Jim Cairns Joseph Sheen (Lib)John BaconCass Young (NSP)
Mallee Country Ronald Davies Peter Fisher (CP)Stanley Croughnan
Maribyrnong Labor Moss Cass Rex Webb (Lib)Paul McManusGary ScholesLance Hutchinson (DOGS)
Katrina Young (NSP)
McMillan Liberal Frank MountfordBarrie Armitage (Lib)
Arthur Hewson* (CP)
Michael Houlihan Alex Buchanan (Ind)
Melbourne Labor Ted Innes Patricia Clark (Lib)Anna LinardWendy NicholsonMax Ogden (CPA)
George Samargis (Ind)
Shane Watson (Ind)
Melbourne Ports Labor Frank Crean Paul Fenton (Lib)John Johnston
Murray Country John RiordanBill Hunter (Lib)
Bruce Lloyd * (CP)
Patrick Payne
Scullin Labor Harry Jenkins Graeme McEwen (Lib) Tom Andrews
Wannon Liberal Ted Garth Malcolm Fraser (Lib)Adrian McInerney Linden Cameron (Ind)
Wills Labor Gordon Bryant John Gray (Lib)John Flint
Wimmera Country Brian Brooke Robert King * (CP)Robert Hawks Ray Buckley (Ind)

Western Australia

ElectorateHeld by Labor candidate Coalition candidate DLP candidateOther candidates
Canning Country Allan Scott John Hallett * (CP)
Ian Pratt (Lib)
Patrick HickeyBrian Burns (Ind)
Thomas Hartigan (AP)
Curtin Liberal Sue Neacy Victor Garland (Lib)Peter McGowanMaurene Locke (AP)
Forrest Labor Frank Kirwan Peter Drummond* (Lib)
David Reid (CP)
John FleetonRussell Moffet (AP)
Fremantle Labor Kim Beazley Erica Lawton (Lib)Rosemary TaboniJack Marks (CPA)
Kalgoorlie Labor Fred Collard Gerald Gloster (Lib)Geoffrey Sands
Moore Country Peter Walsh John Hyde (Lib)
Don Maisey * (CP)
Benjamin Ballantyne
Perth Labor Joe Berinson Derrick Tomlinson (Lib)Dorothy Cranley
Stirling Labor Harry Webb Ian Viner (Lib)Brian Peachey
Swan Labor Adrian Bennett Richard Cleaver (Lib)David MilneArchelaus Marshall (AP)
David Smith (Ind)

Senate

Sitting Senators are shown in bold text. Tickets that elected at least one Senator are highlighted in the relevant colour. Successful candidates are identified by an asterisk (*).

Queensland

A special election was held in Queensland to fill the casual vacancy caused by the resignation of Liberal Senator Dame Annabelle Rankin. Neville Bonner, also of the Liberal Party, had been appointed to the vacancy in the interim period.

Labor candidate Coalition candidate DLP candidate Independent candidates

Fred Nicol

Neville Bonner *

Geoffrey Maule

Jerry Zaphir
Col Bennett
Harold Asmith
William Kenney

Summary by party

Beside each party is the number of seats contested by that party in the House of Representatives for each state, as well as an indication of whether the party contested the special Queensland Senate election.

Party NSW Vic Qld WA SA Tas ACT NT Total
HR HR HR S HR HR HR HR HR HR S
Australian Labor Party 453418*9125111251
Liberal Party of Australia 373013*912511071
Australian Country Party 1271132136
Democratic Labor Party 423418*912511211
Australia Party 271584211260
Defence of Government Schools 549
Communist Party of Australia 411118
National Socialist Party of Australia 2114
Socialist Party of Australia 11
Independent and other261662315362

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