Candidates of the 2004 Australian federal election

This article provides details on candidates who stood for the 2004 Australian federal election. The election was held on 9 October 2004.

Redistributions and seat changes

• Redistributions occurred in Victoria, Queensland and South Australia.
  • In Victoria, the Labor-held seat of Burke was renamed Gorton. The Labor-held seat of McMillan became notionally Liberal.
    • The member for Burke, Brendan O'Connor (Labor), contested Gorton.
  • In Queensland, the notionally Labor seat of Bonner was created. The Labor-held seat of Bowman became notionally Liberal.
    • The member for Bowman, Con Sciacca (Labor), contested Bonner.
  • In South Australia, the Labor-held seat of Bonython was abolished. The Liberal-held seat of Wakefield became notionally Labor.
    • The member for Bonython, Martyn Evans (Labor), contested Wakefield.

Retiring Members and Senators

Labor

• Laurie Brereton MP (Kingsford Smith, NSW)
• Janice Crosio MP (Prospect, NSW)
• Leo McLeay MP (Watson, NSW)
• Frank Mossfield MP (Greenway, NSW)
• Senator Nick Bolkus (SA)
• Senator Geoff Buckland (SA)
• Senator Peter Cook (WA)
• Senator Kay Denman (Tas)

Liberal

• Neil Andrew MP (Wakefield, SA)
• Bob Charles MP (La Trobe, Vic)
• Chris Gallus MP (Hindmarsh, SA)
• David Kemp MP (Goldstein, Vic)
• Daryl Williams MP (Tangney, WA)
• Senator Sue Knowles (WA)
• Senator Tsebin Tchen (Vic)

Independent

• Senator Brian Harradine (Tas)

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

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Liberal candidate	Greens candidate	Democrats candidate	Other candidates
Canberra	Labor	Annette Ellis	Belinda Barnier	Sue Ellerman	Aaron Matthews	Jim Arnold (CEC)
Fraser	Labor	Bob McMullan	Adam Giles	David Turbayne	Lynne Grimsey	James Vassilopoulos (SA)

New South Wales

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Coalition candidate	Greens candidate	Democrats candidate	CDP candidate	Other candidates
Banks	Labor	Daryl Melham	Roger Gray (Lib)	Stephen Makin	Mark Clyburn	Janne Peterson	Greg Briscoe-Hough (FFP) Harry Stavrinos (ON)
Barton	Labor	Robert McClelland	Bruce Morrow (Lib)	Angelo Mourikis	Eoin Coghlan		Neil Baird (ON)
Bennelong	Liberal	Nicole Campbell	John Howard (Lib)	Andrew Wilkie	Peter Goldfinch	Ray Levick	Gary Hannah (Ind) Troy Rollo (Ind)
Berowra	Liberal	Michael Colnan	Philip Ruddock (Lib)	Erland Howden	Margaret van de Weg	Bruce Coleman	Matthew Benson (Ind) Ross Blade (Ind) Lance Clark (FFP)
Blaxland	Labor	Michael Hatton	Mark Majewski (Lib)	Marlene Marquez-Obeid	Martine Eve-Macleod	Matthew Squires	Raul Bassi (SA) Terry Boath (CEC) Bob Vinnicombe (ON)
Bradfield	Liberal	Neil Neelam	Brendan Nelson (Lib)	Robert Goodwill	Jeannette Tsoulos		Sarah Montgomery (FFP)
Calare	Independent	Robyn Adams	Paul Blanch (Lib) Robert Griffith (Nat)	Stephen Nugent			Peter Andren * (Ind) Heidi van Schaik (CEC) Melanie Woods (FFP)
Charlton	Labor	Kelly Hoare	Kurt Darcey (Lib)	Suzanne Pritchard	Ben Roffey		Bob Johnson (ON) Paul Scarfe (FFP) David Stow (CEC)
Chifley	Labor	Roger Price	Costa Asarloglou (Lib)	Debbie Robertson		Dave Vincent	Terry Cooksley (ON) Robert Heathcote (FFP) Wayne Hyland (Ind) Graham Rand (-)
Cook	Liberal	Mark Buttigieg	Bruce Baird (Lib)	Corey Birtles	David Mendelssohn	Beth Smith	Andy Frew (ON) Peter Phillips (NGST) Graeme Strang (Ind)
Cowper	National	Allan Williams	Luke Hartsuyker (Nat)	John Carty	Trevor Kapeen		Norm Mann (LEF) Allan Stokes (ON)
Cunningham	Greens	Sharon Bird	John Larter (Lib)	Michael Organ	Tony Evans	Jeff Dakers	John Flanagan (NCP) James Keene (PLP) David Moulds (Ind) Christopher Scrogie (LFF) Paul Wilcock (Ind) Chris Williams (SA)
Dobell	Liberal	David Mehan	Ken Ticehurst (Lib)	Scott Rickard	Carolyn Hastie		Siou Hong Chia (ORP) Steven Hughes (CEC) James Laing-Peach (Ind) Naomi Paton (FFP) Frank Sanzari (LFF) Paul Unger (Ind) Les Wallace (Ind) Andrew Webber (ON)
Eden-Monaro	Liberal	Kel Watt	Gary Nairn (Lib)	Cecily Dignan	Nazia Ahmed	Ursula Bennett	Tim Quilty (ORP) Don Tarlinton (ON)
Farrer	Liberal	Nico Mathews	Sussan Ley (Lib)	Bruce Rowston	Frank Kovacs	Ian Burn	John Burbidge (Ind) Ray Jones (ON) Chris Lahy (CEC) Matt Morgan (Ind) Jennifer Weller (FFP)
Fowler	Labor	Julia Irwin	Philip Powrie (Lib)	Pauline Tyrrell			Hal Johnson (CEC) Jose Nunez (Ind)
Gilmore	Liberal	Megan Pikett	Joanna Gash (Lib)	Ben van der Wijngaart		Paul Green	Col Harding (ON) Jean McClung (CEC)
Grayndler	Labor	Anthony Albanese	Stephanie Kokkolis (Lib)	Philip Myers	Jen Harrison		Sue Johnson (SA)
Greenway	Labor	Ed Husic	Louise Markus (Lib)	Astrid O'Neill	David King	Greg Tan	Grant Bayley (ORP) Joe Chidiac (FP) John Dorhauer (FFP) Julie-Anne Houlton (LFF) F Ivor (Ind) Jean Lopez (SAS) Tony Pettitt (ON) Goran Reves (CEC) Amarjit Tanda (Ind)
Gwydir	National	Glenn Sims	John Anderson (Nat)	Michael Anderson			Bruce Haigh (Ind) Colin Rogers (ON) Richard Stringer (CEC)
Hughes	Liberal	Greg Holland	Danna Vale (Lib)	Lorraine Dixon	Rob Bunt	John Vanderjagt	Bob Davis (Vet)
Hume	Liberal	Graeme Shannon	Alby Schultz (Lib)	David Horton	Giuseppe Minissale	Geoff Peet	Lindsay Cosgrove (CEC) Peter Martin (Ind) Arthur Schofield (Ind)
Hunter	Labor	Joel Fitzgibbon	Beth Black (Nat)	Kerry Suwald		Adrian Melbourne	Bill Fox (Ind) Ann Lawler (CEC) Neil Scholes (ON) Michael Woods (FFP)
Kingsford Smith	Labor	Peter Garrett	Nicholas Prassas (Lib)	Hannah Robert	Nicole Tillotson		James Cogan (-) Maureen Frances (SA) Reg Gilroy (NGST) Charles Matthews (Ind) Anna Winter (ON)
Lindsay	Liberal	David Bradbury	Jackie Kelly (Lib)	Gabrielle Worrall	Geraldine Waters	John Phillips	Bruce Anderson (CEC) Barbie Bates (SAS) Garth Derrig (NGST) Louise Kedwell (ON) Megan Watson (FFP)
Lowe	Labor	John Murphy	John Sidoti (Lib)	Shireen Murphy	Biannca Pace	Peter Rahme	Timothy Avery (LFF) John Mason (ON)
Lyne	National	Greg Watters	Mark Vaile (Nat)	Jeremy Bradley	Peter Wildblood		Simon Apostle (FFP) Ron Bailey (SA) Graeme Muldoon (CEC) Robyn Murphy (NCO) Kerry Salt (Ind) Joan Stanfield (ON)
Macarthur	Liberal	Meg Oates	Pat Farmer (Lib)	Jennifer Hanson	Lester Pearce	Ralph Dunkerley	Mick Agius (FFP) Max Brazenall (Ind) Len Watkins (ON)
Mackellar	Liberal	Chris Sharpe	Bronwyn Bishop (Lib)	Christian Downie	Mario Nicotra		Robert Dunn (Ind) Roz Trestrail (FFP) Stephen Wells (Ind)
Macquarie	Liberal	Mark Ptolemy	Kerry Bartlett (Lib)	Joel Macrae	John Haydon	Brian Grigg	Matthew Derrig (NGST) Troy Geri (FFP) Michael Segedin (CEC) Tim Williams (Ind)
Mitchell	Liberal	Harmohan Walia	Alan Cadman (Lib)	Sheryl Jarecki	Kamran Keshavarz Talebi	Michael Horgan	Jordie Bodlay (Ind) Stephen Burke (Ind) Norman Byleveld (ON) Joy Montgomery (FFP)
New England	Independent	Greg Smith	Trevor Khan (Nat) Scot MacDonald (Lib)	Bruce Taylor			Steve Lawler (CEC) Raymond Scholes (ON) Tony Windsor * (Ind)
Newcastle	Labor	Sharon Grierson	Josephine Barfield (Lib)	Annie Rooke-Frizell	Eddie Smith		Don Bower (CEC) Peter Robson (SA) Harry Williams (PLP)
North Sydney	Liberal	Fran Teirney	Joe Hockey (Lib)	Ted Nixon	Jan de Voogd		Edwina Cowdery (Ind)
Page	National	Kevin Bell	Ian Causley (Nat)	Mark Jackson			Belinda Anderson (LFF) Doug Behn (-) Tom Flanagan (SA) Angela Griffiths (CEC) Chris Mateer (ORP)
Parkes	National	Joe Knagge	John Cobb (Nat)	Terrance Loughlin			Michael Boland (Ind) Makere Rangihaeata (CEC)
Parramatta	Liberal	Julie Owens	Ross Cameron (Lib)	Doug Williamson	Rob McFarlane	Sam Baissari	Margaret Bloor (SAS) Mark Guest (LFF) Andrew Markwell (FFP) Alex Peniazev (NCP) Simon Saad (NGST) John Satchwell (ON)
Paterson	Liberal	Giovanna Kozary	Bob Baldwin (Lib)	Aina Ranke	Brett Paterson		Charlie Griffith (ON) Paul Hennelly (FP) Tony King (CEC) Bruce McKenzie (Vet) Larissa Robb (FFP) Neil Smith (Ind) Mike Tuffy (Ind)
Prospect	Labor	Chris Bowen	Robert Jacobucci (Lib)	Kelly Marks	Lily Arthur	Manny Poularas	John Abromas (ON)
Reid	Labor	Laurie Ferguson	Sarah McMahon (Lib)	Wafaa Salti	Tony Yoo	Kylie Laurence	Nicholas Khoury (NGST) Lisa Macdonald (SA) Neville Williams (ON)
Richmond	National	Justine Elliot	Larry Anthony (Nat)	Susanna Flower	Timothy Winton-Brown		Dean Jefferys (NDP) Craig Lees (FFP) Fiona Tyler (LFF) Allan Watt (Vet)
Riverina	National	Victoria Brooks	Kay Hull (Nat)	Ray Goodlass			Neil Turner (ON)
Robertson	Liberal	Trish Moran	Jim Lloyd (Lib)	Terry Jones			Carolyn Dorhauer (FFP) Don Parkes (ON) Nicholas Tomlin (CEC)
Shortland	Labor	Jill Hall	Dell Tschanter (Lib)	Bob Phillips	Peter Lee		Brian Dixon (FFP) Florence Roberts (ON)
Sydney	Labor	Tanya Plibersek	Michael Shevers (Lib)	Jenny Leong	Michelle Bleicher		Adrian Ford (CEC) Susan Price (SA) Jane Ward (Ind) Michael Webb (Ind)
Throsby	Labor	Jennie George	Linda Nelson (Lib)	Trevor Jones	Madeleine Roberts
Warringah	Liberal	Linda Beattie	Tony Abbott (Lib)	Ian Hehir			Neil Francey (Ind) David Kelly (ON) Edward Kelly (FP) Phil McPherson (FFP) Patricia Petersen (Ind) Peter Thyer (Ind) Dian Underwood (Ind)
Watson	Labor	Tony Burke	Keith Topolski (Lib)	Kali Reid	Garry Dalrymple		Cat Cannone (FFP) John Coleman (ON) Ron Poulsen (-)
Wentworth	Liberal	David Patch	Malcolm Turnbull (Lib)	Mithra Cox	Lindy Morrison		Brian Buckley (NGST) Leonie Hull (FFP) John Jamieson (CEC) Peter King (Ind) Pat Sheil (Ind) Victor Shen (FP) Robert Vogler (Ind)
Werriwa	Labor	Mark Latham	Michael Medway (Lib)	Ben Raue	Patrick Briscoe-Hough		Sam Bargshoon (Ind) Charles Doggett (ON) Mike Head (-)

Northern Territory

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	CLP candidate	Greens candidate	Democrats candidate	Other candidates
Lingiari	Labor	Warren Snowdon	Maisie Austin	James Bristow	David Curtis	Andrew Mills (Ind)
Solomon	CLP	Jim Davidson	Dave Tollner	Ilana Eldridge	Duncan Dean	Peter Flynn (CEC) Maurice Foley (-) Mark West (FFP)

Queensland

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Coalition candidate	Greens candidate	Democrats candidate	Family First candidate	Other candidates
Blair	Liberal	Shayne Neumann	Cameron Thompson (Lib)	Sarai O'Reilly-Reis	Neal McKenzie	Priscilla Smith	John Bennett (TGA) David Chidgey (ON) Alan Price (NCO) Rodney Stapleton (CEC)
Bonner	Labor	Con Sciacca	Ross Vasta (Lib)	Elissa Jenkins	Chad Smith	Trevor Hunt	Barry Myatt (ON) William Wheeler (CEC)
Bowman	Liberal	Donna Webster	Andrew Laming* (Lib) Joe Ross (Nat)	Paula Nadas	Robert Bromwich	Mal Cayley
Brisbane	Labor	Arch Bevis	Ingrid Tall (Lib) Nick Withycombe (Nat)	Richard Nielsen	Tracy Schrader	Charles Newington	J F Barnes (Ind) Nick Contarino (CEC) Coral Wynter (SA)
Capricornia	Labor	Kirsten Livermore	Di Kuntschik (Lib) John Lever (Nat)	Michael Kane	Naomi Johns	Alan Spackman	Judy Canales (HEMP) Larry Coleman (ON) Bill Ingrey (CEC)
Dawson	National	Cherry Feeney	De-Anne Kelly (Nat)	Tony Fontes	Archie Julien	Bev Smith	Lewis Arroita (ON) Debbie Lowis (NCO) Margaret Menzel (Ind) Jan Pukallus (CEC)
Dickson	Liberal	Craig McConnell	Peter Dutton (Lib)	Howard Nielsen	Kirsty Reye	Dale Shuttleworth	Terry Hyland (TGA)
Fadden	Liberal	Peter Eather	David Jull (Lib)	Willy Bach	Suzanne Wilson	Lyn Rees	Ken Martin (CEC) John Walter (ON)
Fairfax	Liberal	Ivan Molloy	Alex Somlyay (Lib)	David Norris	Debbie Campbell	Paula Hunt	Patrick Rozanski (ON) Kev Watt (CEC)
Fisher	Liberal	John Gray	Peter Slipper (Lib)	Robert Muston	Craig Wilmot	Ronald Hill	Liz Hays (TGA) Kevin Savage (ON)
Forde	Liberal	Sean Leader	Kay Elson (Lib)	Daniel Lloyd	Anita Martin	Shereen Hinds	Aaron Heaps (ON) Daniel Hope (CEC) David Howse (-)
Griffith	Labor	Kevin Rudd	Janelle Payne (Lib)	Darryl Rosin	Bruce Carnwell	James Turner	Lynda Hansen (SA) Derek Rosborough (Ind)
Groom	Liberal	Paul King	Ian Macfarlane (Lib)	Karey Harrison	Christoph Donges	Peter Findlay	Oliver Carter (CEC) Rod Jeanneret (Ind) Noel Wieck (TGA)
Herbert	Liberal	Anita Phillips	Peter Lindsay (Lib)	Jenny Stirling	Richard Hoolihan	Cathy Eaton	William Brennan (ON) Les Marsden (CEC)
Hinkler	National	Cheryl Dorron	Paul Neville (Nat)	Greg George	Alison Jensen	Cameron Rub	Cindy Rolls (CEC) Roy D Wells (Ind) Tracey Zerk (Vet)
Kennedy	Independent	Alan Neilan	James Doyle (Nat)	Angela Jones	Terry Hennessey	Keith Douglas	Bill Hankin (ON) Judith Harris (CEC) Bob Katter * (Ind)
Leichhardt	Liberal	Jim Turnour	Warren Entsch (Lib)	Neville St John-Wood	Allen Reid	Ric Lippmann	Jen Sackley (Ind)
Lilley	Labor	Wayne Swan	Alan Boulton (Lib)	Sue Meehan	Dawn Forsyth	Brad Hill
Longman	Liberal	Stephen Beckett	Mal Brough (Lib)	Philip Kimmet	Jacqueline Kennedy	Tom Lew	Susan Meredith (ON)
Maranoa	National	Shane Guley	Bruce Scott (Nat)	Jonathan Rihan	Greg Ridge	Stephen Moloney	Rick Benham (NCO) Philip Black (Ind) Santo Ferraro (ON) David Klingsporn (CEC)
McPherson	Liberal	Kellie Trigger	Margaret May (Lib)	Ian Latto	Russell White	Rob Davey	Paul Lewis (ON)
Moncrieff	Liberal	David Parrish	Steven Ciobo (Lib)	Michael Beale	Ros Roberts	James Tayler	Sandy Sanderson (CEC) Mark Smith (ON)
Moreton	Liberal	Graham Perrett	Gary Hardgrave (Lib)	Jane Williamson	Frederika Steen	Terence Tam	Andrew Lamb (Ind) Barry Weedon (ON)
Oxley	Labor	Bernie Ripoll	Daniel Smith (Lib)	Kevin Brennan	Nicholas Wood	Robert Boyne	Bill Flynn (ON) Brian Haag (CEC) Michael Myles (SA) George Pugh (Ind)
Petrie	Liberal	Gavin Brady	Teresa Gambaro (Lib)	Rick Pass	Terri Bell	Wade Whincop
Rankin	Labor	Craig Emerson	Mike Boyd (Nat) Wendy Creighton (Lib)	Julian Hinton	Catherine Sporle	Ross Wilson	Margaret Hands (ON) Robert Meyers (CEC) Darren Power (Ind)
Ryan	Liberal	Victoria Chatterjee	Michael Johnson (Lib)	Paul Swan	Simon Ingram	Percy Campbell	Neville Solomon (CEC)
Wide Bay	National	Sean Ambrose	Warren Truss (Nat)	Ian Richards	Darryl Weir	Glen Wilson	Cy d'Oliviera (Ind) Lars Hedberg (Ind) Wesley Robinson (ON)

South Australia

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Liberal candidate	Greens candidate	Democrats candidate	Family First candidate	Other candidates
Adelaide	Liberal	Kate Ellis	Trish Worth	Jake Bugden	Richard Pascoe	Peter Robins	Amanda Barlow (Ind)
Barker	Liberal	Waluwe Simpson-Lyttle	Patrick Secker	Pam Kelly	Graham McNaughton	Philip Cornish	Tim Jackson (Nat) Neil Russell-Taylor (ON) Rodger Schmidt (Ind)
Boothby	Liberal	Chloë Fox	Andrew Southcott	Adrian Miller	Robert Simms	Paul Munn	Clarke Staker (ON) Paul Starling (Ind)
Grey	Liberal	John Hackett	Barry Wakelin	Felicity Martin	Gil Robertson	Roger Kleinig	Peter Fitzpatrick (ON) Paul Siebert (CEC)
Hindmarsh	Liberal	Steve Georganas	Simon Birmingham	Tim White	Nicole Prince	Trevor Grace	Joe Ienco (Ind) Tony Musolino (Ind) Barbara Pannach (ON) Bill Thomas (Ind)
Kingston	Labor	David Cox	Kym Richardson	Yvonne Darlington	Deirdre Albrighton	Andrew Cole	Laurel Payne (ON)
Makin	Liberal	Tony Zappia	Trish Draper	Jon Moore	Catherine Opitz	Rob Pillar	Victor Horvat (ON) Jeanie Walker (Ind)
Mayo	Liberal	James Murphy	Alexander Downer	Dennis Matthews	Kathy Brazher-de Laine	Kevin Cramp	Brian Deegan (Ind) Robert Fechner (ON) Jon Grear (Ind)
Port Adelaide	Labor	Rod Sawford	Terry Inglis	Anne McMenamin	Trevor Tucker	Richard Bunting	Stan Batten (ON)
Sturt	Liberal	Tony Barca	Christopher Pyne	Zane Young	Kerrin Pine	Sally McPherson	Brian Richards (ON)
Wakefield	Labor	Martyn Evans	David Fawcett	Patricia Murray	Richard Way	David Pointon	David Dwyer (ON)

Tasmania

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Liberal candidate	Greens candidate	Family First candidate	Other candidates
Bass	Labor	Michelle O'Byrne	Michael Ferguson	Jeremy Ball	Christine Bergman	Meredith de Landelles (SA) Caroline Larner (CEC)
Braddon	Labor	Sid Sidebottom	Mark Baker	Michelle Foale	Wayne De Bomford
Denison	Labor	Duncan Kerr	Erick Pastoor	Helen Burnet	Gino Papiccio	Kamala Emanuel (SA)
Franklin	Labor	Harry Quick	Henry Finnis	Mathew Woolley	Marc Mumford	Glenn Shields (SA)
Lyons	Labor	Dick Adams	Ben Quin	Glenn Millar	Marie Papiccio	Saul Jenkins (CEC)

Victoria

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Coalition candidate	Greens candidate	Democrats candidate	Family First candidate	Other candidates
Aston	Liberal	Paul Morgan	Chris Pearce (Lib)	Michael Abson	Nahum Ayliffe	Peter Nathan	Nevil Brewer (NGST) Doug Mitchell (CEC)
Ballarat	Labor	Catherine King	Elizabeth Matuschka (Lib)	Tony Kelly		Vlad Adamek	Claire Lindorff (DLP) Valiant von Thule Halborg (CEC)
Batman	Labor	Martin Ferguson	Maxwell Gratton (Lib)	Alexandra Bhathal	Scott Kneebone	Chris Ariaratnam	Craig Bishop (Ind) Peter Byrne (-) Graham Matthews (SA) Walter Mellado (CEC)
Bendigo	Labor	Steve Gibbons	Kevin Gibbins (Lib)	David Petersen		Nathan Hulls	Vern White (CEC)
Bruce	Labor	Alan Griffin	Angela Randall (Lib)	Tania Giles	Paul van den Bergen	Richard Warner	William Larner (CEC)
Calwell	Labor	Maria Vamvakinou	Dianne Livett (Lib)	Mohamad Alman	Jonathon Gatt	Gary Canham	Denis Towers (Ind) Sleiman Yohanna (CEC)
Casey	Liberal	Tony Dib	Tony Smith (Lib)	Joy Ringrose	Jos Vandersman	Andrew Rushton	Jeremy Beck (CEC) Daniel Chapman (-)
Chisholm	Labor	Anna Burke	Stephen Hartney (Lib)	Penny Harris	James Bennett	Gary Ong	Wayne Barwick (CEC) Owen Lysaght (Ind)
Corangamite	Liberal	Peter McMullin	Stewart McArthur (Lib)	Stephen Chenery		Christine Modra	Andrew Bailey (CEC) Chris Johnson (SA)
Corio	Labor	Gavan O'Connor	Bruce King (Lib)	Brett Constable		Gordon Alderson	Steven Bird (CEC) Tim Gooden (SA) Steve Malesic (Ind)
Deakin	Liberal	Peter Lynch	Phil Barresi (Lib)	Bill Pemberton	Alan Bailey	Yasmin de Zilwa	Steve Raskovy (Ind) Simon Tait (CEC)
Dunkley	Liberal	Helen Constas	Bruce Billson (Lib)	Paula Johnson	Karen Bailey	Cameron Eastman	Fletcher Davis (Ind) Gabrielle Peut (CEC)
Flinders	Liberal	Simon Napthine	Greg Hunt (Lib)	Stuart Kingsford	Bruce Errol	Dean Johnstone	Neale Adams (Ind) Henry Broadbent (CEC) Paul Madigan (Ind)
Gellibrand	Labor	Nicola Roxon	David McConnell (Lib)	Nam Bui	Max Grarock	Michael Lee	Wajde Assaf (Ind) Kel Isherwood (CEC) Linda Waldron (SA)
Gippsland	National	Don Wishart	Peter McGauran (Nat)	Madelon Lane	David Langmore	Doug Lillyman	Ben Buckley (ON) Peter Kelly (Ind) Christina Sindt (-) Heather Stanton (CEC)
Goldstein	Liberal	Craig Tucker	Andrew Robb (Lib)	Bill Clair	Aron Igai	Mark Hermans	Terry O'Brien (Ind) Heather Shomali (CEC)
Gorton	Labor	Brendan O'Connor	Susan Jennison (Lib)	Steven Wilson		Ian Mallon	Colin Campbell (CEC)
Higgins	Liberal	Paul Klisaris	Peter Costello (Lib)	Robert Trafficante	Adam McBeth	Glen Pringle	Katherine Reid (CEC)
Holt	Labor	Anthony Byrne	Paul Teiwes (Lib)	Jim Reiher	Daniel Berk	Stephen Burgess	Jason John (CEC)
Hotham	Labor	Simon Crean	Jennifer Marriner (Lib)	Kiera Perrott	Jessica Joss	Roger Coombe	Josephine Cox (SA) Adam Ellery (CEC)
Indi	Liberal	John Williams	Sophie Panopoulos (Lib)	Jenny O'Connor		Warren McMartin	Merrill Bailey (CEC)
Isaacs	Labor	Ann Corcoran	Jeff Shelley (Lib)	Sean Hardy	Haydn Fletcher	Jacob Mathews	Gordon Ford (Ind) Carl Groves (ON) Martha Malliotis (CEC)
Jagajaga	Labor	Jenny Macklin	Woody Inman (Lib)	Don Ardin	Cate Hayward	Jennifer Barton	Stephen Lele (CEC) Barry Minster (Vet) Gary Schorel-Hlavka (ADP)
Kooyong	Liberal	Tom Wilson	Petro Georgiou (Lib)	Peter Campbell	Mary Dettman	John Laidler	Andrew Reed (CEC)
Lalor	Labor	Julia Gillard	Peter Curtis (Lib)	Malcolm Browning	Roger Howe	Arthur Buller	Sally Larner (CEC)
La Trobe	Liberal	Susan Davies	Jason Wood (Lib)	Craig Smith	Tony Holland	Darryl Bridges	Kurt Beilharz (CEC) Frank Dean (Ind) Wolf Voigt (CDP)
Mallee	National	John Zigouras	John Forrest (Nat)	Simon Roberts	Stephen Parr	Kevin Smith	Trudy Campbell (CEC)
Maribyrnong	Labor	Bob Sercombe	Conrad D'Souza (Lib)	Bob Muntz	Robert Livesay	David Holt	Andre Kozlowski (CEC)
McEwen	Liberal	Jenny Beales	Fran Bailey (Lib)	Megan Hannes-Paterson	Marj White	Mark Sach	Robert Gordon (Ind) Damon Lutz (Ind) Rod McLennan (CEC) Maurie Smith (Ind)
McMillan	Liberal	Christian Zahra	Russell Broadbent* (Lib) Bridget McKenzie (Nat)	Chris Aitken	Julie Grant	Harold Paul	Greg Byrne (DLP) Howard Emanuel (Ind) A R Gizycki de Gozdawa (ON) Graeme Reid (CEC)
Melbourne	Labor	Lindsay Tanner	Jerry Dimitroulis (Lib)	Gemma Pinnell	Angela Williams	Chris Willis	Steven Anger (Ind) Zoe Kenny (SA) Rhys McGuckin (CEC)
Melbourne Ports	Labor	Michael Danby	David Southwick (Lib)	Jo Lewis	Craig Beale	Graeme Jackel	Les Cameron (Ind) Leonie Horin (Ind) Aaron Isherwood (CEC)
Menzies	Liberal	Brian Jones	Kevin Andrews (Lib)	Matthew Wright	Anne Page	John Bridge	Jordon Davidson (CEC)
Murray	Liberal	Norm Kelly	Sharman Stone (Lib)	Monica Morgan		Janine Madill	Rob Bryant (Ind) Elisa Barwick (CEC) Diane Teasdale (Ind)
Scullin	Labor	Harry Jenkins	Lucas Kostadinoski (Lib)	Merinda Gray		Amy Shand	Simon Steer (CEC)
Wannon	Liberal	Robert McAlpine	David Hawker (Lib)	Gillian Blair	Kerre Willsher	Ruth Hazelton	Robert Barwick (CEC) Leigh McDonald (Ind)
Wills	Labor	Kelvin Thomson	Blair Hamilton (Lib)	Toby Archer	Robert Stone	Deborah Suraci	David Glanz (SA) Noelene Isherwood (CEC)

Western Australia

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Liberal candidate	Greens candidate	Democrats candidate	CDP candidate	Other candidates
Brand	Labor	Kim Beazley	Phil Edman	Jean Jenkins	John Partridge	Rajesh Vettoor	Gerard Kettle (Ind) Garth Stockden (ON) Rob Totten (CEC)
Canning	Liberal	Kay Hallahan	Don Randall	Margo Beilby	Tony Bennell	Vivian Hill	Bev Custers (FFP) Angelo Dacheff (ON) Margaret Dodd (Ind) Brian McCarthy (CEC)
Cowan	Labor	Graham Edwards	Luke Simpkins	Glen George	Sarah Gilfillan	Richard Leeder	Basil Atkins (CEC) Clem Winton (ON)
Curtin	Liberal	Bill Kruse	Julie Bishop	Sonja Lundie-Jenkins	Rob Olver	Gail Forder	Albert Caine (ON) Colin Horne (CEC)
Forrest	Liberal	Tresslyn Smith	Geoff Prosser	Kingsley Gibson	Adam Welch	Shane Flanegan	Alan Giorgi (ON) Linda Rose (FFP) Ian Tuffnell (CEC) Ken Vagg (NCO)
Fremantle	Labor	Carmen Lawrence	Carmelo Zagami	Nicola Paris	Delys Beaumont	Michelle Shave	Ian Jamieson (SA) Craig Mackintosh (ON) Damian Poole (CEC)
Hasluck	Labor	Sharryn Jackson	Stuart Henry	Jane Bremmer	Nicola Hannah	Terry Ryan	Simon Hall (CEC) Paul Nield (ON)
Kalgoorlie	Liberal	Tom Stephens	Barry Haase	Kado Muir	Don Hoddy	Craig Hendry	Graeme Campbell (Ind) Brendon Cook (Ind) Nabil Haji Rowland (Ind) Robin Scott (ON) Lorraine Thomas (CEC)
Moore	Liberal	Kim Young	Mal Washer	Thor Kerr	Kevin Payne	Evelynne Wong	George Gault (ON) Arthur Harvey (CEC)
O'Connor	Liberal	Ursula Richards	Wilson Tuckey	Adrian Price	David Thackrah	Justin Moseley	George Giudice (Ind) Leigh Hardingham (Nat) Jan Hough (NCO) Brian McRae (ON) Callum Payne (CEC)
Pearce	Liberal	David Ritter	Judi Moylan	Dominique Lieb	Donella McLean	Robert Merrells	David Gunnyon (ON) Ron McLean (CEC) Jeanette Radisich (NCO) Annolies Truman (SA)
Perth	Labor	Stephen Smith	Alexander Lawrance	Alison Xamon	Ray Bradbury	Augustine Loh	Marie Edmonds (ON) Ross Russell (CEC) Nikki Ulasowski (SA)
Stirling	Labor	Jann McFarlane	Michael Keenan	Katrina Bercov	Giuseppe Coletti	Ray Moran	Marcus Anderson (Ind) Alex Patrick (ON) Leone Pearson (CEC)
Swan	Labor	Kim Wilkie	Andrew Murfin	Dave Fort	Mark Reynolds	Gwen Hamence	Peter Greaves (FFP) Azmi Johari (CEC) Teresa van Lieshout (Ind) Ted Vermeer (ON)
Tangney	Liberal	Gavin Waugh	Dennis Jensen	Andrew Duckett	Andrew Ingram	Colleen Tapley	Lloyd Boon (ON) Neil Vincent (CEC) Wilson Wu (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 (*).

Australian Capital Territory

Two Senate places were up for election. The Labor Party was defending one seat. The Liberal Party was defending one seat.

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	Greens candidates	Democrats candidates	CDP candidates
Kate Lundy * David Smith	Gary Humphries * Ian Morison	Kerrie Tucker Roland Manderson	Rachael Jacobs Peter Bourne	Tim Janes John Miller
APA candidates	Ungrouped candidates
Jeannette Jolley Ryan Deebank	Dave Edwards

New South Wales

Six Senate places were up for election. The Labor Party was defending three seats. The Liberal-National Coalition was defending two seats. The Australian Democrats were defending one seat. Senators George Campbell (Labor), Helen Coonan (Liberal), Sandy Macdonald (National), Kerry Nettle (Greens), Marise Payne (Liberal) and Ursula Stephens (Labor) were not up for re-election.

Labor candidates	Coalition candidates	Greens candidates	Democrats candidates	Family First candidates
Steve Hutchins * John Faulkner * Michael Forshaw * Joanna Woods	Bill Heffernan * (Lib) Concetta Fierravanti-Wells* (Lib) Fiona Nash* (Nat) John Tierney (Lib) Michael Darby (Lib) Robyn Bain (Nat)	John Kaye Carol Berry Ben Oquist Susie Russell Trish Mullins Jeremy Buckingham	Aden Ridgeway Nina Burridge Greg Butler	Joan Woods Ivan Herald
One Nation candidates	CDP candidates	CEC candidates	LFF candidates	Socialist candidates
Judith Newson Lynn Stanfield Peter Bussa	Fred Nile Patricia Giles Peter Walker Kevin Hume George Capsis	Robert Butler Richard Witten	Glenn Druery Ruth Green	Kylie Moon Ray Jackson
Fishing Party candidates	NDP candidates	APA candidates	PLP candidates	AAFI candidates
Robert Smith David Hitchcock	Michael Denborough Yvonne Francis	Reese Malcolm Lee Raper	Klaas Woldring Kate Ferguson	David Kitson Edwin Woodger
New Country candidates	HEMP candidates	NCPP candidates	No GST candidates	ORP candidates
Greg Graham Lisa de Meur	Michael Balderstone Graham Askey	Grahame Marks Andrew Thompson	Mick Gallagher Warwick Mead	Leon Belgrave Janos Beregszaszi
SAS candidates	Great Australians candidates	Lower Excise candidates	Veterans candidates	Unregistered Group
Geoff Brown Bernie Laughlan	Brett McHolme Dennis Robinson	Dave O'Loughlin Derek Ridgley	Bruce Howlett Bonnie Fraser Trevor Hesse	David Ettridge Ashley Ettridge
Unregistered Group	Unregistered Group	Unregistered Group	Unregistered Group	Independent candidates
James Harker-Mortlock Kelly Lee Ferguson	Martin Zitek Robert Zitek	Tom Vogelgesang Don Nguyen	Nick Beams Terry Cook	Paul J Simpson Jack Lord Carole Carpenter John Thompson

Northern Territory

Two Senate places were up for election. The Labor Party was defending one seat. The Country Liberal Party was defending one seat.

Labor candidates	CLP candidates	Greens candidates	Democrat candidates	Socialist candidates	Independent candidates
Trish Crossin * Wayne Connop	Nigel Scullion * Bernadette Gregg	Mark Wakeham Shan McKenzie	Janeen Bulsey Fay Lawrence	Ray Hayes Kathy Newnam	Wayne Wright

Queensland

Six Senate places were up for election. The Labor Party was defending two seats. The Liberal Party was defending two seats. The Australian Democrats were defending one seat. One Nation was defending one seat. Senators Andrew Bartlett (Democrats), Ron Boswell (National), John Hogg (Labor), Ian Macdonald (Liberal), Claire Moore (Labor) and Santo Santoro (Liberal) were not up for re-election.

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	Greens candidates	Democrats candidates	National candidates
Jan McLucas * Joe Ludwig * Frank Gilbert	Brett Mason * George Brandis * Russell Trood* Sue Boyce	Drew Hutton Sarah Moles Theresa Millard	John Cherry Bonny Bauer	Barnaby Joyce* James Baker Stewart Gillies
Family First candidates	One Nation candidates	Hanson candidates	Johnston candidates	New Country candidates
John Lewis Tracy Skellern-Smith	Len Harris Ian Nelson James Savage	Pauline Hanson Judy Smith	Hetty Johnston Diana Scott	Lorraine Wheeldon Rowell Walton
APA candidates	Socialist candidates	Fishing Party candidates	CEC candidates	LFF candidates
Tony Newman Darrell Morris	Sam Watson Nicole Clevens	Kevin Collins Darryl Whitford	Maurice Hetherington Ray Gillham	Joseph Clark Archie Chapman
HEMP candidates	NCPP candidates	Great Australians candidates	Unregistered Group	Unregistered Group
Guy Freemarijuana Tony Kneipp	Geoff Webster Doug Thompson	John Rivett Mal McKenzie	Terry Rushton Eamon Coll	Selwyn Johnston Susan Harvey
Unregistered Group	Independent candidates
Gail Duncan Kim McIntosh	Hassan Ghulam Darryl McArthur

South Australia

Six Senate places were up for election. The Labor Party was defending two seats. The Liberal Party was defending three seats. The Australian Democrats were defending one seat, although Senator Meg Lees had formed her own party, the Australian Progressive Alliance. Senators Grant Chapman (Liberal), Jeannie Ferris (Liberal), Robert Hill (Liberal), Linda Kirk (Labor), Natasha Stott Despoja (Democrats) and Penny Wong (Labor) were not up for re-election.

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	National candidates	Greens candidates	Democrats candidates
Anne McEwen* Annette Hurley* Dana Wortley*	Nick Minchin * Amanda Vanstone * Alan Ferguson * Sue Lawrie	John Venus Julie Sippo Ian Willcourt	Brian Noone Clare McCarty Mij Tanith Sandy Montgomery	John McLaren Ruth Russell Tammy Franks Jenny Scott
Family First candidates	LFF candidates	One Nation candidates	APA candidates	Socialist candidates
Andrea Mason Tony Bates Toni Turnbull	Rita Hunt Rachael Barons	Andrew Phillips Basil Hille	Meg Lees Kirk Jones Jenny Macintosh	Tom Burtuleit Amy McDonald
Veterans candidates	Unregistered Group	Unregistered Group	Unregistered Group	Unregistered Group
Nicholas McShane Jarrad Kay	Rolf Klotz Mark Smith Robyn Munro Ivan May	Kane Winther Claire Winther	Andrew Stanko Damian Woodards	Ben Yengi Allan Hutton
Unregistered Group	Independent candidates
Ralph Hahnheuser Benno Lang	Richard Armour John Lawrie Richard Lutz

Tasmania

Six Senate places are up for election. The Labor Party was defending three seats, although Senator Shayne Murphy had left the party to sit as an independent. The Liberal Party was defending two seats. One seat had been held by the independent senator Brian Harradine. Senators Bob Brown (Greens), Paul Calvert (Liberal), Richard Colbeck (Liberal), Sue Mackay (Labor), Nick Sherry (Labor) and John Watson (Liberal) were not up for re-election.

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	Greens candidates	Democrats candidates	Family First candidates
Kerry O'Brien * Helen Polley* David Price Nicole Wells	Eric Abetz * Guy Barnett * Stephen Parry*	Christine Milne* Karen Cassidy Tom Millen	Yulia Onsman Suzanne Cass	Jacquie Petrusma Lance Bergman Lindsay Smith
Murphy candidates	Harradine candidates	CEC candidates	CDP candidates	Independent candidates
Shayne Murphy	Steve Martin John Newman	Rob Larner Adrian Watts	David Mitchell Michael Fracalossi	Rob Newitt Ellen Gargan Dino Ottavi John McDonald

Victoria

Six Senate places were up for election. The Labor Party was defending three seats. The Liberal-National Coalition was defending three seats. Senators Lyn Allison (Democrats), Mitch Fifield (Liberal), Rod Kemp (Liberal), Gavin Marshall (Labor), Kay Patterson (Liberal) and Robert Ray (Labor) were not up for re-election.

Labor candidates	Coalition candidates	Greens candidates	Democrats candidates	Family First candidates
Kim Carr * Steve Conroy * Jacinta Collins Marg Lewis	Michael Ronaldson* (Lib) Julian McGauran * (Nat) Judith Troeth * (Lib) Dino De Marchi (Lib) Jim Forbes (Lib) Eugene Notermans (Lib)	David Risstrom Richard Di Natale Pamela Curr Liz Conor Sue Pennicuik Berhan Ahmed	Jess Healy Greg Chipp Tony Inglese Jo McCubbin	Steve Fielding* Danny Nalliah Annette Blaze Allan Meyer Ann Bown
One Nation candidates	APA candidates	LFF candidates	DLP candidates	Socialist candidates
Tim Foster James Neary	Chris Grigsby Charles Williams	Steve Clancy Rad Wintle	John Mulholland Pat Crea Gail King Rosemary Maurus Ken Wells	Lalitha Chelliah Sue Bolton
CDP candidates	CEC candidates	NCPP candidates	Republican candidates	Hope candidates
Alan Barron Phil Seymour	Craig Isherwood Kelly-Ann Paull	Kevin Boers Brendan Hall	Peter Consandine Sheila Newman	Tim Petherbridge Lee-Anne Poynton
Veterans candidates	ADP candidates	Unregistered Group	Unregistered Group	Independent candidates
Roger Tozer Pam Brown	Graeme Cleaves Ian Kleeman	Joseph Toscano Steven Reghenzani	Richard Frankland Peter Phelps John Harding	Glenn Floyd John Tibble Che Endra Che-Kahn Phillip Mason Judi-ann Leggetts David Buck Barry Walters Harald Dreger

Western Australia

Six Senate places were up for election. The Labor Party was defending two seats. The Liberal Party was defending three seats. The Australian Democrats were defending one seat. Senators Mark Bishop (Labor), Alan Eggleston (Liberal), David Johnston (Liberal), Ross Lightfoot (Liberal), Andrew Murray (Democrats) and Ruth Webber (Labor) were not up for re-election.

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	National candidates	Greens candidates	Democrats candidates
Chris Evans * Glenn Sterle* Emiliano Barzotto	Chris Ellison * Ian Campbell * Judith Adams* Michelle Steck	Geoff Gill Norm Henning	Rachel Siewert* Colin Hughes Christopher Newall Felicity Peterson	Brian Greig Dominika Lisowski Jason Meotti
Family First candidates	CDP candidates	CEC candidates	LFF candidates	One Nation candidates
Nigel Irvine Don Hatch	Lachlan Dunjey Peter Watt Norman Gage	Jean Robinson Stuart Smith	Lesley McKay Vicki Taylor	James Hopkinson Ron McLean
APA candidates	New Country candidates	NCPP candidates	PLP candidates	Unregistered Group
Geoff Gibson Stephen Crabbe	Mal Harrington Brendan Mansell	Brian Taylor Geoff Dixon	Mary Lupi Lyn Kearsley	Alicia Curtis Steven Ogle
Independent candidates
Julie Easton Alexander Marsden Jim Jardine

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 Senate election in the respective state.

Party	NSW		Vic		Qld		WA		SA		Tas		ACT		NT		Total
	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S
Australian Labor Party	50	*	37	*	28	*	15	*	11	*	5	*	2	*	2	*	150	8
Liberal Party of Australia	42	*	35	*	23	*	15	*	11	*	5	*	2	*			133	7
National Party of Australia	10	*	3	*	7	*	1	*	1	*							22	5
Country Liberal Party															2	*	2	1
Australian Greens	50	*	37	*	28	*	15	*	11	*	5	*	2	*	2	*	150	8
Australian Democrats	38	*	29	*	28	*	15	*	11	*		*	2	*	2	*	125	8
Family First Party	24	*	37	*	28	*	3	*	11	*	5	*					108	6
Citizens Electoral Council	22	*	37	*	17	*	15	*	1		2	*	1		1		96	5
One Nation	31	*	3	*	19	*	15	*	10	*							78	5
Christian Democratic Party	22	*	1	*			11	*						*			34	4
Socialist Alliance	9	*	7	*	2	*	3			*	3		1			*	25	5
No GST Party	7	*	1														8	1
Liberals for Forests	7	*		*		*		*		*							7	5
New Country Party	1	*			3	*	3	*									7	3
Ex-Service, Service and Veterans Party	3	*	1	*	1					*							5	3
The Fishing Party	4	*				*				*							4	3
The Great Australians		*			4	*											4	2
Outdoor Recreation Party	4	*															4	1
Save the ADI Site Party	3	*															3	1
Non-Custodial Parents Party	2	*		*		*		*									2	4
Progressive Labour Party	2	*						*									2	2
Democratic Labor Party			2	*													2	1
HEMP Party		*			1	*											1	2
Aged and Disability Pensioners Party			1	*													1	1
Lower Excise Fuel and Beer Party	1	*															1	1
Nuclear Disarmament Party	1	*															1	1
Australian Progressive Alliance		*		*		*		*		*				*				6
Australians Against Further Immigration		*																1
Republican Party of Australia				*														1
Hope Party Australia				*														1
Brian Harradine Group												*						1
Independent and other	48		26		14		9		9						2		106

References

• ABC Elections

See also

• 2004 Australian federal election
• Members of the Australian House of Representatives, 2001–2004
• Members of the Australian House of Representatives, 2004–2007
• Members of the Australian Senate, 2002–2005
• Members of the Australian Senate, 2005–2008
• Candidates of the 2007 Australian federal election
• List of political parties in Australia