Candidates of the 2005 Western Australian state election

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This article provides information on candidates who stood for the 2005 Western Australian state election, held on 26 February 2005.

Contents

Retiring Members

Labor

Liberal

National

Greens

Independent

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.

ElectorateHeld by Labor candidate Liberal candidate National candidate Greens candidate CDP candidateOther candidates
 
Albany Labor Peter Watson Andrew PartingtonBeverley FordTony EversGreg BasdenBrian Burns (ON)
Colin Pyle (FFP)
Alfred Cove Independent Michael Kane Graham Kierath Scott RyanWilliam SusenoKatherine Jackson (Ind)
Janet Woollard * (Ind)
Armadale Labor Alannah MacTiernan Diane JohnsonJason BrennanMadeleine GoiranBret Busby (Ind)
Colin Butler (ON)
John Coules (FFP)
Joyce Richards (CEC)
Avon National Gerry Sturman Max Trenorden Adrian PriceBob AdairBoyd Martin (ON)
Ron McLean (CEC)
Balcatta Labor John Kobelke Melinda PoorKayt DaviesMichael Ewers
Ballajura Labor John D'Orazio David MaxwellMichael BoswellAllan RibbonsJohn Clifford (FFP)
Gary Evans (ON)
Bassendean Labor Martin Whitely Michelle StubbsGemma CarterPaul MewhorPeter Clifford (FFP)
Graeme Harris (ON)
Belmont Labor Eric Ripper Glenys Godfrey Steve WolffGwen HamenceBill Gaugg (ON)
Bunbury Labor Tony Dean John Castrilli Joshua LedgerShane FlaneganChris Cox (Ind)
Brian McRae (ON)
Jodie Murray (Ind)
Mandy Robertson (FFP)
Capel Liberal John Mondy Steve Thomas Murray ScottRichard ChapmanTrista PalmerCarol Johnson (ON)
Marilyn Shraga (FFP)
Carine Liberal Damien Parry Katie Hodson-Thomas Ross CopelandBruce Richards
Central Kimberley-Pilbara Independent Tom Stephens Trona YoungKelly HowlettJason MatthewsPaul Asplin (Ind)
Gavin Ness (ON)
Barry Taylor (Ind)
Churchlands Independent Tony WalkerGreg PrestonSonja Lundie-JenkinsJennifer Whately Liz Constable (Ind)
Cockburn Labor Fran Logan John JamiesonAnne OtnessBill HeggersDamon Fowler (FFP)
Robyn Scherr (Ind)
Carol Teather (ON)
Collie-Wellington Labor Mick Murray Craig CarboneNeale ArmstrongDavid ParisTanya DunjeyEdward Dabrowski (FFP)
Kevin Gordon (ON)
Gary Munnihy (Ind)
Martha Window (NCP)
Cottesloe Liberal Owen Whittle Colin Barnett Steve WalkerStuart Chapman
Darling Range Liberal Geoff Stallard John Day Margo BeilbyRob MerrellsSam Dacheff (ON)
Matthew Lague (FFP)
Dawesville Liberal Lynn Rodgers Kim Hames Vern GoffClare NunanKeith BlokJulie Westbrook (FFP)
Derek Withers (ON)
Fremantle Labor Jim McGinty Rita Scolaro Jim Scott Michelle Shave Adele Carles (Ind)
Ian Muir (Ind)
Lionel Richards (Ind)
Paul Thurbon (FFP)
Kerry-Ann Winmar (ON)
Geraldton Labor Shane Hill Kevin GiudiceSally BennisonPaul ConnollyMac ForsythBasil Atkins (CEC)
Ross Paravicini (ON)
Girrawheen Labor Margaret Quirk John HalliganTamara DesiatovRichard LeederGeorge Georgis (FFP)
Jon Kelly (Ind)
Leon McKenzie (ON)
Keith Mynard (Ind)
Greenough Liberal John Hart Jamie Edwards Grant Woodhams Tonya JensenSteve FletcherPauline Anderson (ON)
Hillarys Liberal Anna Spadaccini Rob Johnson Chris TwomeyPerry McKerlieJohn Bombak (Ind)
Ken Loughton (FFP)
Joondalup Labor Tony O'Gorman Dean SollyLeon van der LindeHelen SawyerMichael Clancy (Ind)
Fred Hay (FFP)
Kalgoorlie Liberal James Donnelly Matt Birney Peter BurgerGregory Smart Robin Scott (ON)
Leigh Varis Beswick (Ind)
Kenwick Labor Sheila McHale John KenneburyCamille IniferLukas ButlerLloyd Boon (ON)
Moyna Rapp (FFP)
Kimberley Labor Carol Martin Ron JohnstonPat LoweVictoria RaffertyMaz Fiannaca (ON)
Peter Matsumoto (Ind)
Kingsley Liberal Judy Hughes Colin EdwardesKatrina BercovMarcus WardMarie Evans (Ind)
Trevor Gersch (Ind)
Mark Patterson (FFP)
Leschenault Liberal Anthony Marinovich Dan Sullivan Dee WickhamRoss LecrasCaroline Whitworth (ON)
Mandurah Labor David Templeman Ashley KingRebecca BrownFiona McKenzie-BrownSonja Davalos (ON)
Trent Peterson (FFP)
Ian Tuffnell (CEC)
Maylands Labor Judy Edwards Roslyn WebbJames RaynerDunstan HartleyJudy Joyce (FFP)
Merredin National Stephen FewsterJamie Falls Brendon Grylls Robert MannNoel BeckinghamPeter Arnold (ON)
Julie Townrow (NCP)
Midland Labor Michelle Roberts Charlie ZanninoTim HallKaren ChewAlbert Caine (ON)
Mindarie Labor John Quigley Mike LowryMiguel CastilloPat SheaDoug Croker (FFP)
Moore Liberal Larraine Craven Gary Snook Peter StubbsSally CraddockDavid HoodKevan Brown (ON)
Judy Roberts (NCP)
Bob Rogers (Ind)
Judy Sudholz (CEC)
Murchison-Eyre Labor John Bowler Colin Brand Scott Ludlam Don ByrneDerek Major (ON)
Murdoch Liberal Jackie Ormsby Trevor Sprigg Jan CurrieMichael DunjeyDamian Bramanis (Ind)
Ursula Stone (ON)
Shayne Weller (FFP)
Murray Labor Nuala Keating Murray Cowper Julie GiumelliRochelle BradySaskia MatthewsRon Armstrong (FFP)
Morris Bessant (Ind)
Angelo Dacheff (ON)
Wayne Donnelly (Ind)
Brian McCarthy (CEC)
Nedlands Liberal Chris Hondros Sue Walker Tom WilsonGail ForderBrian Langenberg (FFP)
North West Coastal Labor Fred Riebeling David HayPeter ShawPaul PleysierLex Fullarton (Ind)
Bob Hodgkinson (ON)
Peel Labor Norm Marlborough Rob BrownJulie BakerBrent TremainMick Le-Cocq (CEC)
William Ritchie (ON)
Graham Winterbottom (FFP)
Perth Labor John Hyde David LaganDamian Douglas-MeyerGus LohMarie Edmonds (ON)
Don Hyland (Ind)
Riverton Labor Tony McRae Margaret Thomas Brad Pettitt Rajesh VettoorTrish Fowler (Ind)
Deborah Hudson (FFP)
Aida Konstek (ON)
Choy Chan Ma (Ind)
Rockingham Labor Mark McGowan Paul EllisDaniel BoultonJune LewisCarena Harvey (FFP)
Garth Stockden (ON)
Rob Totten (CEC)
Roe National Ron Sao Graham Jacobs Jane McMeikanLouise LodgeSteve LeederBill Crabtree (Ind)
Charles Johnston (ON)
Serpentine-Jarrahdale Liberal Daron Smith Tony Simpson Win DockterMichelle VerkerkFiona Cropper (Ind)
Paul Nield (ON)
Robert Pipes (FFP)
South Perth Independent Dale Kelliher John McGrath Alan HopkinsMichael DavisJim Grayden (Ind)
Southern River Labor Paul Andrews Monica Holmes Mike BeilbyTerry RyanBrian Deane (ON)
Tim Dowsett (Ind)
Lisa Saladine (FFP)
Stirling National Jan Benson-LidholmRon Scott Terry Redman Diane Evers Norm BakerVicki Brown (Ind)
Darius Crowe (ON)
Terry Dixon (FFP)
Swan Hills Labor Jaye Radisich Steve BlizardSharon DaviesEric MillerRoss Gundry (Ind)
David Gunnyon (ON)
Alison Hornsey (Ind)
Ian Saladine (FFP)
Mike Stoddart (Ind)
Vasse Liberal Ross Bromell Troy Buswell Beryle MorganJim MatanTracey BroughRon Asher (NCP)
Paul Clayson (FFP)
Charles Doyle (ON)
Bernie Masters (Ind)
Victoria Park Labor Geoff Gallop Neil FearisDave FortBrett CrookSue Bateman (ON)
Wagin National David Michael Terry Waldron Paul DavisPeter FaulknerAgnes Goedhart (ON)
Arthur Harvey (CEC)
Wanneroo Labor Dianne Guise Paul Miles Marija PericicSeb GerbazAnne Cowley (Ind)
Marye Daniels (ON)
Robert Green (FFP)
Warren-Blackwood Liberal Peter McKenzie Paul Omodei Nick DornanMatt PalmerGarry Cain (FFP)
Bob Marshall (NCP)
Jodie Yardley (ON)
Willagee Labor Alan Carpenter Bob SmithHsien HarperRosemary LorrimarPaul Byrnes (FFP)
Bill Cook (ON)
Trish Phelan (Ind)
Andrew Sullivan (Ind)
Yokine Labor Bob Kucera Dave VosHeather AquilinaWarick SmithFrank Feher (ON)
Emily Hopkinson (FFP)
Jean Thornton (Ind)

Legislative Council

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

Agricultural

Five seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending one seat. The Liberal Party was defending one seat. The National Party was defending one seat. The Greens were defending one seat. One Nation was defending one seat.

Labor candidates Liberal candidates National candidates Greens candidates CDP candidates One Nation candidates
 
  1. Kim Chance *
  2. Tim Daly
  3. Darren West
  1. Bruce Donaldson *
  2. Anthony Fels*
  3. Margaret Rowe*
  4. Brian Ellis
  1. Murray Criddle *
  2. Wendy Duncan
  3. Chris Nelson
  1. Dee Margetts
  2. Basil Schur
  1. Lachlan Dunjey
  2. Alistair McNabb
  1. Ron McLean
  2. Barry Strahan
  3. Michael Fallis
New Country candidates Democrats candidates Family First candidates LFF candidates CEC candidates PHS candidates
 
  1. Frank Hough
  2. Colin Nicholl
  3. Frank Marley
  1. Anthony Bennell
  2. David Thackrah
  1. Nigel Irvine
  2. Heidi Farhi
  1. Peter Theobald
  2. Joy Richardson
  1. Jean Robinson
  2. Stuart Smith
  1. John Darby
  2. Paul Shann
Independent candidates
 
  1. Roy Duncanson

East Metropolitan

Five seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending three seats. The Liberal Party was defending two seats.

Labor candidates Liberal candidates Greens candidates CDP candidates One Nation candidates Family First candidates
 
  1. Ljiljanna Ravlich *
  2. Nick Griffiths *
  3. Louise Pratt *
  4. Batong Pham
  5. Todd Gogol
  6. Rita Saffioti
  1. Helen Morton*
  2. Donna Taylor*
  3. Bill Munro
  1. Lee Bell
  2. Alison Xamon
  1. Vivian Hill
  2. Gerard Goiran
  1. James Hopkinson
  2. Maureen Gordon
  1. Jim McCourt
  2. David Bolt
New Country candidates Democrats candidates LFF candidates CEC candidates PHS candidatesGroup B candidates
 
  1. Laurissa Lockett
  2. John Mania
  1. Paul McCutcheon
  1. Sarah Berry
  2. Claire Hart
  1. Daniel Stevens
  1. Colin Ross
  2. Avril Ross
  1. Annolies Truman
  2. Emma Clancy
Group M candidatesUngrouped candidates
 
  1. John Tucak

John Button
Sylvia Morno Yarnda Mnyirrinna

Mining and Pastoral

Five seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending two seats. The Liberal Party was defending one seat. The Greens were defending one seat. One Nation was defending one seat.

Labor candidates Liberal candidates Greens candidates CDP candidates One Nation candidates Democrats candidates
 
  1. Shelley Archer*
  2. Jon Ford *
  3. Vince Catania*
  4. Shelley Eaton
  5. Michael Anderton
  6. Stephen Dawson
  1. Norman Moore *
  2. Ken Baston*
  3. Brett Nazzari
  4. John Fawcett
  5. Greg Smith
  1. Robin Chapple
  2. Kado Muir
  1. Chris Lakay
  2. Derk Gans
  1. Irene Wyborn
  2. Neville Smith
  1. Don Hoddy
  2. Peter Crawford
LFF candidates CEC candidates PHS candidates Fischer candidatesUngrouped candidates
 
  1. Karen Jones
  2. Alexandra O'Shaughnessy
  1. Brian Lewis
  1. Henry Beal
  2. Jim Jennings
  1. John Fischer
  2. Graeme Campbell

Valerie McCooke

North Metropolitan

Seven seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending three seats. The Liberal Party was defending three seats. The Greens were defending one seat.

Labor candidates Liberal candidates Greens candidates CDP candidates One Nation candidates Family First candidates
 
  1. Ed Dermer *
  2. Ken Travers *
  3. Graham Giffard *
  4. Daniel Smith
  5. Carolyn Burton
  1. George Cash *
  2. Peter Collier*
  3. Ray Halligan *
  4. David Clyne
  5. Rod Webb
  1. Giz Watson *
  2. Cameron Poustie
  3. Brenda Roy
  1. Dwight Randall
  2. Raymond Moran
  1. George Gault
  2. Alex Patrick
  1. Michelle Bolt
  2. Symia Hopkinson
Democrats candidates LFF candidates PHS candidatesGroup D candidatesGroup K candidatesUngrouped candidates
 
  1. Pat Olver
  2. Giuseppe Coletti
  1. Renae Dunkley
  2. Bill Wormald
  1. Kareen Squires
  2. Patricia Edmonds
  1. Nikki Ulasowski
  2. Don Cowan
  1. Kevin Cloghan
  1. Malcolm Mummery

South Metropolitan

Five seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending two seats. The Liberal Party was defending two seats. The Greens were defending one seat.

Labor candidates Liberal candidates Greens candidates CDP candidates One Nation candidates Democrats candidates
 
  1. Kate Doust *
  2. Sue Ellery *
  3. Sheila Mills*
  4. David Vallelonga
  5. David Klemm
  6. Daniel Guise
  1. Simon O'Brien *
  2. Barbara Scott *
  3. Roger Nicholls
  4. Alison Gibson
  5. Jane Blake
  1. Lynn MacLaren
  2. Nicola Paris
  1. Peter Watt
  2. Venetia Turkington
  1. Teresa van Lieshout
  2. Neil Gilmour
  1. Jason Meotti
  2. Andrew Ingram
Family First candidates LFF candidates PHS candidates FHS candidatesGroup K candidatesGroup L candidates
 
  1. Beverley Custers
  2. Paul Dean-Smith
  1. Vicky Taylor
  2. Louise Wormald
  1. Neil Marrett
  2. Vicki Doutch
  1. Murray McKay
  2. Giovanni Rotondella
  1. Ian Jamieson
  2. Sam Wainwright
  1. Jakica Zaknic
Group M candidatesGroup N candidatesUngrouped candidates
 
  1. Doug Thorp
  1. Won Choi

Steven Milianku

South West

Seven seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending two seats. The Liberal Party was defending three seats. The Greens were defending one seat. One Nation was defending one seat.

Labor candidates Liberal candidates National candidates Greens candidates CDP candidates One Nation candidates
 
  1. Adele Farina *
  2. Sally Talbot*
  3. Matt Benson-Lidholm*
  4. Liam Costello
  5. Jullianne Slater
  6. Jasper Trendall
  1. Barry House *
  2. Robyn McSweeney *
  3. Nigel Hallett*
  4. Ken Robinson
  5. Kerrol Gildersleeve
  6. Philippa Reid
  7. Narelle King
  1. Steve Dilley
  2. Colin Holt
  1. Paul Llewellyn*
  2. Kingsley Gibson
  1. Justin Moseley
  2. Kerry Watterson
  1. Alan Giorgi
  2. Kenneth Waters
New Country candidates Democrats candidates Family First candidates LFF candidates PHS candidatesGroup L candidates
 
  1. Paddy Embry
  2. Frances Chester
  1. Adam Welch
  2. John Partridge
  1. Linda Rose
  2. Coleen Heine
  1. June Bennett
  2. Judy Pryer
  1. Ray Goodwin
  2. Val Goodwin
  1. Ken Gunson

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