Candidates of the 2001 Australian federal election explained

This article provides information on candidates who stood for the 2001 Australian federal election. The election was held on 10 November 2001.

Redistributions and seat changes

Retiring Members and Senators

Labor

Liberal

National

Country Liberal

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 byLabor candidateLiberal candidateDemocrats candidateGreens candidateOne Nation candidateOther candidates
Annette Ellis Belinda Barnier Aaron Matthews Stephanie Koorey Barry Cox John Miller (CDP)
Bob McMullan Martin Dunn Fleur Wimborne Ben O'Callaghan Paul Kemp Caroline O'Sullivan (CDP)
James Vassilopoulos (Ind)

New South Wales

ElectorateHeld byLabor candidateCoalition candidateDemocrats candidateGreens candidateOne Nation candidateOther candidates
Daryl Melham Marcus Watzlaff (Lib) Stephen Cole David Wilcox Lynn Abrahams Sam Baissari (CDP)
Nazim Hannoun (Ind)
Lynne Murphy (Unity)
Ken O'Leary (AAFI)
Robert McClelland Jan Brennan (Lib) Michele Adair David Rydstrand David Barker (CDP)
John Lau (Unity)
Nicole Campbell John Howard (Lib) Peter Goldfinch Jimmy Shaw Robert Webeck John Dawson (Ind)
Bruce Harkness (NGST)
May Law (Unity)
Peter Marsh (NCPP)
Noel Plumb (SAS)
Richard Slater Philip Ruddock (Lib) Philip Sparks Maureen Gale Harry Ball Daniel Choi (Unity)
P J Gallagher (NGST)
Owen Nannelli (CDP)
Michael Hatton Les Osmond (Lib) Colin McDermott Sonya McKay Bob Vinnicombe Munther Anny (Ind)
Dario Hawat (Unity)
Janne Peterson (CDP)
Peter Sayegh (Ind)
Kathie Blunt Brendan Nelson (Lib) Peter Byrne David Bell John Webeck Witold Wiszniewski (CDP)
Kath Knowles Dave Shearing (Nat) Don Marshall Ian Watts Terry Nixon Peter Andren
Kelly Hoare Lindsay Paterson (Lib) Joshua Bell David Blyth Bob Johnson Jim Kendall (CDP)
John Thorpe (Unity)
Roger Price Costa Asarloglou (Lib) S J Clack David Cunningham Joe Damjanovic Barbie Bates (SAS)
Lindsey Butler (AAFI)
Wayne Hyland (Ind)
Joseph Wyness (CDP)
Peri Young Bruce Baird (Lib) Alison Bailey Cathy Peters-Power Andy Frew Peter James (AAFI)
Patricia Poulos (Ind)
Malcolm Smith (CDP)
Graeme Strang (Ind)
Jenny Bonfield Luke Hartsuyker Michael Fenton Jillian Cranny Allan Stokes Bruce Korn (CDP)
John Maguire (LEF)
Paul van Bladel (Ind)
John Willey (Ind)
Stephen Martin Jeremy Fields (Lib) Michael Newman Carol Berry John Curtis Trevor Mott (Ind)
J Edwin Pink (NGST)
Paul Skinner (CDP)
Michael Lee Ken Ticehurst (Lib) Carolyn Hastie Samantha Ker Ron Falconer Luke Hennig (CDP)
Gary Nairn (Lib) Linda Chapman Rosemary Beaumont Barry Bridges Peter Cochran (Ind)
Frank Phillips (CDP)
Matthew Swift (Ind)
Steve Urquhart (Ind)
Peter Vlug (NCPP)
Frank Millen Bill Bott (Nat)
Sussan Ley* (Lib)
Brett Paterson Chris Sobey Max Wilkinson David Corbett (Ind)
Andrew Gibson (Ind)
Keith Kreutzberger (Ind)
Sue Taylor (Ind)
Stuart Watson (Ind)
Tom Weyrich (Ind)
Julia Irwin Glenn Watson (Lib) David Mendelssohn Lee Grant Oscar Rosso Max Brazenall (AAFI)
Steve Chung (Unity)
Robin Gaskell (NGST)
Hal Johnson (CEC)
Manny Poularas (CDP)
Joanna Gash (Lib) Michael Hayes Jane Bange Geoff Crocker Jean McClung (CEC)
Paul McLeod (Unity)
Steve Ryan (CDP)
Anthony Albanese Brett Kenworthy (Lib) Matthew Baird Kane O'Connor Chris Herden (CDP)
Sue Johnson (Ind)
Guang Hua Wan (Unity)
Frank Mossfield Rick Holder (Lib) Joseph Francis Tony Vlatko Tony Pettitt Bob Bawden (CDP)
Ted Sherwood (AAFI)
Amarjit Singh Tanda (Ind)
Anne Murnain John Anderson (Nat) Ken Graham Neil Strachan Colin Rogers Gary Edwards (Ind)
Bruce Haigh (Ind)
Bevan O'Regan (Ind)
Harry Weber (LEF)
Richard Witten (CEC)
Christine Hawkins Danna Vale (Lib) Bruce van de Weg Simon Heemstra Susan Oz William Ryan (CDP)
Jan Merriman Alby Schultz (Lib) James Roxburgh Kevin Watchirs Charlie Prell
Joel Fitzgibbon Rob Macaulay (Nat) Rod Bennison Larry O'Brien Bill Fox Ann Lawler (CEC)
Laurie Brereton Bruce Notley-Smith (Lib) Peter Zakrzewski Arthur Hurwitz Jill Brown Marina Carman (Ind)
Jackie Kelly (Lib) Geraldine Waters Lesley Edwards Bill Nixon Geoff Brown (SAS)
Anthony Courtney (Ind)
Jean Eykamp (NGST)
Steve Lindsay-Henderson (Ind)
Graham Mitchell (Ind)
John Phillips (CDP)
Stephen Walker (NCPP)
John Murphy David Doust (Lib) Anna Garrett Mersina Soulos Harry Krumins Max Lane (Ind)
Ernest Wong (Unity)
Pat Stevens Mark Vaile (Nat) Philip Jirman Siobhan Isherwood Lynn Stanfield Graeme Muldoon (CEC)
Dane Sara (Ind)
Meg Oates Pat Farmer (Lib) Jasmine Lantry Geraldine Hunt Len Watkins Gregory Knowles (Ind)
Eric Sanders (NCPP)
Elwyn Sheppard (CDP)
Ben Carpentier Bronwyn Bishop (Lib) Vicki Dimond Andrea Pape Peter Cuthbertson George May (Ind)
Tom Moody (AAFI)
Kerry Bartlett (Lib) Les Majoros Leigh Williams Wayne Buckley Brian Grigg (CDP)
Robert Warren (SAS)
John McShane Alan Cadman (Lib) David Baggs Cindy Taylor Dale Eder Stephen Burke (Ind)
Ken Gregory (CDP)
David Mudgee (AAFI)
Annette McCarthy Stuart St. Clair (Nat) Chris Reardon Michelle Reiner Kayleen Bounds Tony Windsor (Ind)
David Williams (Lib) Mary Kavanagh John Sutton Barrie Lawn Elaine Battersby (CDP)
Harry Criticos (Ind)
Erin Killion-DelCastillo (Ind)
Harry Williams (PLP)
Fran Teirney Joe Hockey (Lib) Bryan McGuire Mike Steel Brian Lam (Unity)
Colin Ward (CDP)
Terry Flanagan Ian Causley (Nat) Allan Jeffreys John Corkill Marie Mathew Doug Behn (Ind)
Judy Canales (HEMP)
Tom Cooper (Ind)
Arthur Felsch (CDP)
Angela Griffiths (CEC)
Edda Lampis (Ind)
Kathryn Pollard-O'Hara (Ind)
Joe Knagge John Cobb (Nat) Geoff Ward Samantha Dunlop Bob Redfern
Ross Cameron (Lib) Anthony Clark Felicity George John Satchwell Dee Jonsson (CDP)
Somchai Tongsumrith (Unity)
Will Watson (NCPP)
Bob Horne Bob Baldwin Sharon Davies Aina Ranke Paul Cary Paul Hennelly (FP)
Tony King (CEC)
Janice Crosio Gareth Perkins (Lib) Thomas Peacock Rebecca Filipczyk John Hutchinson Lewis Haroon (CDP)
Garry Oates (AAFI)
Kek Tai (Unity)
Laurie Ferguson Irfan Yusuf (Lib) Adrian Archer Steve Maxwell Shane O'Connor Habib Chamas (Unity)
Uwe Ledermann (CDP)
Lisa Macdonald (Ind)
Larry Anthony (Nat) Casey Balk Dell Rolfe Nicolas Faulkner (Ind)
Dean Jefferys (HEMP)
Julie Nathan (Ind)
John Penhaligon (Ind)
Alexander Peniazev (NCPP)
Rob Simpson (Ind)
Andrew Albiston Kay Hull (Nat) Rex Graham Catherine Moore Neil Turner Russel Dancey (CDP)
Dennis Richter (Ind)
Trish Moran Jim Lloyd (Lib) Harry Boyle Stephen Lacey Errol Baker Kaijin Kenisciehad (Ind)
Christine Hennig (CDP)
James Laing-Peach (Ind)
Ken Martin (CEC)
Alasdair Munn (Ind)
Barry Phillips (PLP)
Kevin Wills (Ind)
Jill Hall Brian Perrem (Lib) Steven Adams Joan Lambert Iris Candlish Peter Craig (Ind)
Ron Gardnir (Ind)
Tanya Plibersek Jeff Pettett (Lib) Sydney Hickman
Alan Akhurst (Lib) Madeleine Roberts Elsa Story Ivan Prsa Margaret Perrott (Ind)
Julie Heraghty Tony Abbott (Lib) Nina Burridge Keelah Lam David Kelly Christine Ferguson (NGST)
Peter Macdonald (Ind)
Leo McLeay Arnold Plooy (Lib) Kristin Griffiths Dominic Fitzsimmons Michelle Farrell Ken Nam (Unity)
Ronald Poulsen (Ind)
Carolyn Neilson Peter King (Lib) Margaret Collings Alison Lyssa Aub Golden Alan Jacobs (Unity)
Mark Latham Paul Masina (Lib) Glenda Blanch Roger Barsony P Kotarski Greg Tan (CDP)
John Uri (Unity)
Janey Woodger (AAFI)

Northern Territory

ElectorateHeld byLabor candidateCLP candidateDemocrats candidateGreens candidateOne Nation candidateOther candidates
Warren Snowdon Ron Kelly Linda Chellew Rob Hoad Wayne Norris Wayne Wright (Ind)
Laurene Hull Ted Dunstan David Pollock Mervyn Stewart Maisie Austin (Ind)
Maurie Ryan-Japarta (Ind)

Queensland

ElectorateHeld byLabor candidateCoalition candidateOne Nation candidateDemocrats candidateGreens candidateOther candidates
Cameron Thompson (Lib) Gary Turner Neal McKenzie Phil Kyson Lindsay Cosgrove (CEC)
Selwyn Johnston (Ind)
Dan Ryan (Ind)
Con Sciacca Andrew Laming (Lib) Barry Myatt Chad Smith Fay Smith
Arch Bevis Sue Ekert (Nat)
Seb Monsour (Lib)
P R Jansen Damian Dewar Richard Nielsen Ashley Lavelle (Ind)
Kirsten Livermore John Lever (Nat)
Lea Taylor (Lib)
Herb Clarke Naomi Johns Bob Muir Ray Gillham (CEC)
John Murphy (Ind)
Peter Schuback (Ind)
Cherry Feeney De-Anne Kelly (Nat) Rob Robinson Karen Offield Barry Jones Andrew Ellul (Ind)
Jan Pukallus (CEC)
Cheryl Kernot Peter Dutton (Lib) Wayne Whitney Shayne Turner Paul Kramer J F Barnes (Ind)
Terry Hyland (Ind)
Colin Kessels (Ind)
Gary Kimlin (ORP)
Ray Merlehan David Jull (Lib) Chris Coyle Neil Cotter Julian Woolford
John Henderson Alex Somlyay (Lib) Jim Mackellar Karen Jackson Joy Ringrose Shane Paulger (Ind)
Ray O'Donnell Peter Slipper (Lib) Bruce Tannock Geoff Armstrong Tony McLeod Ros Hourigan (Ind)
Val Smith Kay Elson (Lib) Alice Ngahooro Alan Dickson Rose Clyne
Kevin Rudd Ann Graham (Nat)
Ross Vasta (Lib)
Edmund McMahon David Rendell Rob Wilson Joseph Rooke (Ind)
Leeann King Ian Macfarlane
  • (Lib)
    Barbara Wuersching (Nat)
David Hoy Stephen Eyres Michael Kane Rob Berry (Ind)
Peter Lindsay (Lib) Anthony Weil Richard Hoolihan Anne Goddard Conway Bown (Ind)
Cheryl Dorron Paul Neville (Nat) Martin Janke Lisa White Theresa Bates Peter Melville (Ind)
Alan Neilan Mary Lyle (Nat) Jerry Burnett Jo Wall Cherie Rivas Judith Harris (CEC)
Bob Katter* (Ind)
Matt Trezise Warren Entsch (Lib) Thomas East Harold Salier Jonathan Metcalfe Rata Pugh (Ind)
Wayne Swan David Ross (Lib) Pierre Bocquee Rod McDonough Sue Meehan
Stephen Beckett Mal Brough (Lib) Bert Bowden Bronwyn Patrick Eve Scopes Brian Hallam (Ind)
Leslie Hardwick (CEC)
David Bowden Bruce Scott (Nat) Mark McNichol Rhonda Wilson Noel Nemeth Cindy Rolls (CEC)
Kellie Trigger Margaret May (Lib) Paul Lewis Russell White Inge Light Ronald Bradley (Ind)
Kevin Goodwin (Ind)
Victoria Chatterjee Steven Ciobo Lesley Millar Kari Derrick Dean Hepburn Maxwell Aleckson (Ind)
Maurie Carroll (Ind)
Josephine Tobias (Ind)
Kathleen Brookes Gary Hardgrave (Lib) Barry Weedon Tracy Comans Lenore Taylor Andrew Lamb (Ind)
Bernie Ripoll Kevin Parer (Lib) Thomas Armstrong Kate Kunzelmann John McKeon
Rosemary Hume Teresa Gambaro (Lib) Bill Black Owen Griffiths Kim Pantano Ron Eaton (Ind)
Craig Emerson Paul Wood (Lib) Mark Mackenzie Darryl Dobson Daniel Lloyd
Leonie Short Stewart Gillies (Nat)
Michael Johnson* (Lib)
John Drew Jason Langenauer Mike Stasse Stephen Allen-Ankins (Ind)
Clive Brazier (HEMP)
Russ Tremlin Warren Truss (Nat) Jim Dwyer Althea Smith Paul Jansen David Dalgleish (Ind)
Maurice Hetherington (CEC)
Tony Pitt (Ind)
Graeme Wicks (Ind)

South Australia

ElectorateHeld byLabor candidateLiberal candidateDemocrats candidateGreens candidateOne Nation candidateOther candidates
Tim Stanley Trish Worth Sue Mann Lynne Osborn Lee Peacock
David Detchon Patrick Secker Louise Miller Matt Rigney Dona Wright Liz Ballinger (Ind)
Philip Cornish (Ind)
Martyn Evans Brenton Chomel Mark Dennis Lisa Blake John Mahoney Rita Hunt (NGST)
Jim Murphy Andrew Southcott Jo Pride Michelle Drummond Daniel Piechnick Jack King (Ind)
William Manfield (Ind)
Paul Starling (Ind)
Con O'Neill Barry Wakelin Gil Robertson Felicity Martin Sylvia Holland
Chris Gallus Caroline Dowd Deb Cashel Peter Fitzpatrick
David Cox Dean Hersey Graham Pratt Deborah Guildner Charlie McCormack Gordon Arandelovic (NGST)
Julie Woodman Trish Draper Christine Posta Allon Reeves Rod Kowald
Delia Brennan Alexander Downer John McLaren Dave Clark Mike Thomas Howie Coombe (Ind)
Bill Spragg (Ind)
Rod Sawford Josh Krieg Matilda Bawden Brian Noone Andrew Phillips Michael Perth (Ind)
Christopher Pyne Tim Farrow Mark Cullen Brian Richards Neil Aitchison (Ind)
Mark Rowbottom Neil Andrew Marcus Reseigh Pam Kelly David Dwyer

Tasmania

ElectorateHeld byLabor candidateLiberal candidateGreens candidateDemocrats candidateOne Nation candidateOther candidates
Michelle O'Byrne Sancia Colgrave Margy Dockray (LFF)
Ian Hardman (TFP)
Caroline Larner (CEC)
Sid Sidebottom Alan Pattison Clare Thompson Craig Cooper Steve Pickford
Duncan Kerr Tony Steven Brenda Hampson Penny Edwards
Harry Quick Patricia Bastick Karen Manskey Art Mulloy
Dick Adams Geoff Page Sonia Anderson Neil Batchelor

Victoria

ElectorateHeld byLabor candidateCoalition candidateDemocrats candidateGreens candidateOther candidates
Kieran Boland Chris Pearce (Lib) Ruth Kendall Mick Kir Ray Levick (CDP)
Doug Mitchell (CEC)
Charles Collins (Lib) Danii Coric Tony Kelly John Blanchard (ON)
Martin Ferguson John Davies (Lib) Scott Kneebone Alexandra Bhathal Wayne Barwick (CEC)
Jackie Lynch (Ind)
Steve Gibbons Maurie Sharkey (Lib) Helen Lilley Bruce Rivendell Phil Arnold (CDP)
Ron Barrow (Ind)
John Pasquarelli (Ind)
Neil Smith (ON)
Karel Zegers (Ind)
Alan Griffin Reg Steel (Lib) Shaun Robyns David Collis
Chris Dawe (Lib) Geoff Lutz Marcus Ward
Darren Buller (Lib) Robert Livesay Bee Barker John Abbotto (NGST)
Mohamed Bochi (Ind)
D Dervish (Ind)
Andrew Theophanous (Ind)
Sleiman Yohanna (CEC)
Tony Smith (Lib) Tom Joyce Lorraine Leach
Anna Burke Ros Clowes (Lib) James Bennett Howard Tankey John Murray (NGST)
Michael Bjork-Billings Stewart McArthur (Lib) Robyn Hodge Iain Lygo Simon Arundell (Ind)
Graham Hills (ON)
Nigel Strauss (LFF)
Gavan O'Connor Steve Malesic (Lib) Erica Menheere-Thompson Catherine Johnson Cheryl Fairbrother (Ind)
Tim Gooden (Ind)
Gareth Hill (CEC)
Herbert Tirkot (ON)
Phil Barresi (Lib) Nahum Ayliffe Robyn Evans
Mark Conroy Bruce Billson (Lib) Ian Woodhouse Henry Kelsall Michael Cartwright (ON)
Fletcher Davis (Ind)
Wayne Finch Greg Hunt (Lib) Richard Armstrong David de Rango Ashley Blade (Ind)
Kevin Dowey (ON)
Earle Wilson (Ind)
Nicola Roxon Christopher Tann (Lib) Rachel Richards Michele Finey Jorge Jorquera (Ind)
Bill Bolitho Peter McGauran (Nat) Jo McCubbin Chris Aitken Ben Buckley (Ind)
Phillip Evans (Ind)
Michael Freshwater (ON)
John Jago (Ind)
Phillip Robinson (Ind)
Marjorie Thorpe (Ind)
Doug Treasure (Ind)
Frank Williams (CEC)
Rachel Powning David Kemp (Lib) Michaela Newell Teresa Puszka Kristin Stegley (Ind)
Katie Stephens Peter Costello (Lib) Katie Moss Tania Giles
Anthony Byrne Jason Wood (Lib) Polly Morgan Theos Patrinos Lynne Dickson (CDP)
Gordon Ford (Ind)
Simon Crean Priscilla Ruffolo (Lib) Jessica Joss Ollie Bennett Simon Hall (CEC)
Barbara Murdoch Don Chambers (Nat)
Sophie Panopoulos* (Lib)
Robert Chuck Michael Wardle Pat Adams (Ind)
Lyn Bennetts (ON)
Nelson McIntosh (Ind)
Philip Seymour (CDP)
Ann Corcoran Michael Shepherdson (Lib) Haydn Fletcher Darren Bujeya Patricia Brook (Ind)
John Groves (ON)
Shirly Oakley (Ind)
Heather Stanton (CEC)
Jenny Macklin Brett Jones (Lib) Peter Wigg Samantha Roberts Paul Gallagher (CEC)
Gary Schorel-Hlavka (Ind)
Tom Wilson Petro Georgiou (Lib) Ari Sharp Peter Campbell
Julia Gillard David McConnell (Lib) Roger Howe Tony Briffa
Philip Staindl Bob Charles (Lib) Tony Holland Craig Smith Jason Allen (Ind)
Frank Dean (Ind)
June Scott (ON)
Wolfgang Voigt (CDP)
John Zigouras John Forrest (Nat) Timothy Kelly Julie Rivendell Ross Douglass (Ind)
Bob Mackley (ON)
Bob Sercombe Grahame Barclay (Lib) Charles Williams Jules Beckwith Andre Kozlowski (CEC)
Fran Bailey (Lib) Tony Carden Jim Romagnesi Bill Lodwick (Ind)
Alan Salter (ON)
Christian Zahra Jim Forbes (Lib)
David Roberts (Nat)
David Wall Jenny Farrar John Holtman (ON)
Betty Howell (Ind)
Lindsay Tanner Con Frantzeskos (Lib) Brent McKenna Pamela Curr James Ferrari (Ind)
Stephen Jolly (Ind)
Michael Danby Andrew McLorinan (Lib) Greg Chipp Jeannette Kavanagh Jeremy Beck (CEC)
Olga Vasilopoulos Kevin Andrews (Lib) Michael Ryan Barry Watson Brendan Griffin (NGST)
Alan Calder Sharman Stone (Lib) Elizabeth Taylor David Jones Simon Bush (Ind)
Robert Hellemons (ON)
Harry Jenkins Lucas Kostadinoski (Lib) Brian Mawhinney Merinda Gray Trudy Campbell (CEC)
Richard Morrow David Hawker (Lib) Amanda Packer Gillian Blair Leigh McDonald (Ind)
Robert O'Brien (Ind)
Olive Schmidt (ON)
Ricky Witney (LEF)
Kelvin Thomson Vytautas Valasinavicius (Lib) Robert Stone David Glanz (Ind)
Craig Isherwood (CEC)

Western Australia

ElectorateHeld byLabor candidateLiberal candidateDemocrats candidateGreens candidateOne Nation candidateOther candidates
 
Kim Beazley Margaret Thomas Paul Hubbard Kate Davis Steve Robbie Terry Iredale (CDP)
Brian McCarthy (CEC)
Keith Woollard (LFF)
Jane Gerick Darren Brown Angelo Dacheff Doug Kennedy (CDP)
John Macdonald (CEC)
Graham Edwards Andre Shannon Tracy Chaloner Dave Fort Ron Holt Sue Metcalf (Nat)
Paul Salmon (CDP)
Trish Fowler Julie Bishop Ashley Buckle Steve Walker Neil Gilmour Karen McDonald (CDP)
G Wood (LFF)
Tresslyn Smith Geoff Prosser Alison Wylie Alan Giorgi Charles Caldwell (Nat)
Arthur Harvey (CEC)
Megan Kirwan (CLA)
Carmen Lawrence Louise Smyth Rod Swift Robert Delves Chris Reynolds Sarah Harris (Ind)
Michelle Shave (CDP)
Bethwyn Chan Peter Markham Luke Edmonds James Hopkinson Michael Daniels (CLA)
Ros Hegarty (Nat)
Ronnie McLean (CEC)
Terry Ryan (CDP)
Paul Browning Barry Haase Don Hoddy Laurie Miller Ian Burt (CLA)
Clark Butson (Ind)
Peter McCumstie (Nat)
Callum Payne (CEC)
Neville Smith (Ind)
Kim Young Mal Washer Clive Oliver Andrew Roy John Evans Geof Henderson (Ind)
Mark Pendlebury Wilson Tuckey Carole Pestana Sandy Davis Ron McLean Vicki Brown (Nat)
Stephan Gyorgy (Ind)
Terry Iturbide (CEC)
Alistair McNabb (CDP)
Donna Selby (LFF)
Liam Costello Judi Moylan Jack Fox Juanita Miller Ken Collins Vivian Hill (CDP)
Chris Nelson (Nat)
Stuart Smith (CEC)
Stephen Smith Rod Webb Aaron Hewett Peter Gilberthorpe Philip Chilton (Ind)
Jann McFarlane Bob Cronin Pat Olver Heather Aquilina Keith Thorogood Perry Jasper (LFF)
Keith McEncroe (CDP)
Kim Wilkie Bev Brennan Paul McCutcheon Elena Jeffreys Sandra Vinciullo Simon Makin (CLA)
Brian Smith (CEC)
Colleen Tapley (CDP)
Sam Gowegati Daryl Williams Andrew Ingram Ben Stanwix Aaron Lumsdaine Gordon Graham (Ind)
Michael Lucas (LFF)
Craig Watson (CDP)

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 candidatesLiberal candidatesDemocrats candidatesGreens candidatesOne Nation candidates
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  1. Kate Lundy
    1. Robin Poke
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  1. Margaret Reid
    1. Bill Hanlon
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  1. Wayne Sievers
  2. Roslyn Dundas
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  1. Gary Corr
  2. Felicity Fahey
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  1. Don Tarlinton
  2. Ted Tarlinton
CDP candidatesUngrouped candidates
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  1. Ian McClure
  2. Tim Janes
valign=top James Arnold (CEC)
Ken Helm (Ind)
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New South Wales

Six Senate places were up for election. The Labor Party was defending two seats. The Liberal-National Coalition was defending three seats. The Australian Democrats were defending one seat. Senators John Faulkner (Labor), Michael Forshaw (Labor), Bill Heffernan (Liberal), Steve Hutchins (Labor), Aden Ridgeway (Democrats) and John Tierney (Liberal) were not up for re-election.

Labor candidatesCoalition candidatesDemocrats candidatesGreens candidatesOne Nation candidates
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  1. Ursula Stephens
  1. Joanna Woods
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  1. Helen Coonan
  1. Sandy Macdonald
  1. Marise Payne
  1. Fiona Nash (Nat)
  2. Scot MacDonald (Lib)
  3. Terence Tang (Lib)
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  1. Vicki Bourne
  2. Joanne Yates
  3. Craig Chung
  4. Caroline Mayfield
  5. Janine Prince
  6. Julian Evans
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  1. Kerry Nettle
  1. Jan Davis
  2. James Ryan
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  1. Don McKinnon
  2. Rick Putra
  3. Carol Deeney
CDP candidatesUnity candidatesCEC candidatesNDP candidatesAAFI candidates
 
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  1. George Capsis
  2. Kevin Hume
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  1. Thang Ngo
  2. Robert McLeod
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  1. Robert Butler
  2. Glenys Collins
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  1. Michael Denborough
  2. Yvonne Francis
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  1. David Kitson
  2. Edwin Woodger
Fishing Party candidatesPLP candidatesHEMP candidatesLEF candidatesNCPP candidates
 
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  1. Robert Smith
  2. David Wiseman
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  1. Klaas Woldring
  2. Shona Lee
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  1. Michael Balderstone
  2. Don Fuggle
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  1. David O'Loughlin
  2. Paul Freeman
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  1. Andy Thompson
  2. Annette McKeegan
No GST candidatesRepublican candidatesAAP candidatesRLS candidatesOur Common Future candidates
 
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  1. Mick Gallagher
  2. Charles Martin
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  1. Kerry McNally
  2. Tom Jordan
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  1. Rex Connor Jr.
  2. Robert Astridge
  3. Shirley Guy
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  1. Denise Greenaway
  2. Valerie Armstrong
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  1. Helen Caldicott
  2. Ted Potts
Group L candidatesGroup N candidatesGroup U candidatesUngrouped candidates
 
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  1. Lex Stewart
  2. Joe Stewart
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  1. Warren Smith
  2. Geoff Lawler
  3. Dora Anthony
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  1. Pip Hinman
  2. Ian Rintoul
valign=top Beverly Baker
F Ivor
Jack Lord
Walter Tinyow
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Ex-members of One Nation

Unregistered Communist Party of Australia

Unregistered Socialist Alliance

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 candidatesCountry Liberal candidatesDemocrats candidatesGreens candidatesOne Nation candidatesGroup D candidates
 
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  1. Trish Crossin
    1. Olga Havnen
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  1. Nigel Scullion
    1. John Lopes
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  1. David Curtis
  2. Joe Faggion
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  1. Melanie Ross
  2. Charlotte McCabe
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  1. Rob Phillips
  2. Jim King
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  1. June Mills
  2. Gary Meyerhoff
Ungrouped candidates
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Queensland

Six Senate places were up for election. The Labor Party was defending two seats. The Liberal Party was defending two seats. The National Party was defending one seat. The Australian Democrats were defending one seat. Senators George Brandis (Liberal), John Cherry (Democrats), Len Harris (One Nation), Joe Ludwig (Labor), Brett Mason (Liberal) and Jan McLucas (Labor) were not up for re-election.

Labor candidatesLiberal candidatesNational candidatesDemocrats candidatesOne Nation candidates
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  1. John Hogg
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  1. Ian Macdonald
  1. Deborah Kember
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  1. Ron Boswell
    1. Pam Stallman
  1. Barnaby Joyce
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  1. Andrew Bartlett
    1. Liz Oss-Emer
  1. Megan Bathurst
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  1. Pauline Hanson
  2. Trevor Hansen
  3. Morrie Marsden
  4. John Slack-Smith
Greens candidatesCDP candidatesCEC candidatesHEMP candidatesNo GST candidates
 
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  1. Sarah Moles
  2. Desiree Mahoney
  3. Mark Taylor
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  1. Kerry Blackman
  2. Geoffrey Bullock
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  1. Danny Hope
  2. Nick Contarino
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  1. Nigel Freemarijuana
  2. Guy Freemarijuana
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  1. David Ettridge
  2. Richard Gooch
Republican candidatesGroup A candidatesUngrouped candidates
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  1. John Pyke
  2. Malcolm Simpson
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  1. Sam Watson
  2. Karen Fletcher
valign=top David Howse
John Jones
Oni Kirwin
Anthony Melrose
Walter Philippi
Phillip Riley
Derek Rosborough
George Szentes
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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. Senators Nick Bolkus (Labor), Geoff Buckland (Labor), Alan Ferguson (Liberal), Meg Lees (Democrats), Nick Minchin (Liberal) and Amanda Vanstone (Liberal) were not up for re-election.

Labor candidatesLiberal candidatesDemocrats candidatesGreens candidatesOne Nation candidates
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  1. Penny Wong
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  1. Robert Hill
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  1. Natasha Stott Despoja
    1. Jeff Heath
  1. Michael Pilling
  2. Haroon Hassan
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  1. Cate Faehrmann
  2. Jim Douglas
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  1. Neil Russell-Taylor
  2. Colin Gibson
Republican candidatesGroup E candidatesGroup F candidatesGroup G candidatesUngrouped candidates
 
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  1. Patrick Crozier
  2. Robert Easson
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  1. Kathy Newnam
  2. Lisa Lines
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  1. Mark Aldridge
  2. Helen Aldridge
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  1. Kerry Harte
  2. Colin Phillips
valign=topErvyn Behn (CEC)
Kym Fishlock (Ind)
Nicholas McShane (Ind)

Tasmania

Six Senate places are up for election. The Labor Party was defending two seats. The Liberal Party was defending three seats. The Australian Greens were defending one seat. Senators Eric Abetz (Liberal), Kay Denman (Labor), Brian Gibson (Liberal), Brian Harradine (Independent), Shayne Murphy (Independent) and Kerry O'Brien (Labor) were not up for re-election.

Labor candidatesLiberal candidatesGreens candidatesDemocrats candidatesOne Nation candidates
 
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  1. Sue Mackay
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  1. Paul Calvert
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  1. Bob Brown
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  1. Debbie Butler
  2. Brendan Toohey
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  1. Bronwyn Boag
  2. Peter Stokes
Tasmania First candidatesLFF candidatesRepublican candidatesHope candidatesGroup D candidates
 
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  1. Merilyn Crack
  2. David Jackson
  3. John Presser
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  1. Peter Pullinger
  2. Michael Thomas
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  1. Peter Consandine
  2. Bert Lawatsch
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  1. James Bristow
  2. Shamara Petherbridge-de Tissera
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  1. Stephen Bonner
  2. Geoff Howard
Group G candidatesUngrouped candidates
 
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  1. Alex Bainbridge
  2. Sarah Cleary
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Rob Larner (CEC)
Eric Lockett (Ind)
John Marmarinos (Ind)
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Victoria

Six Senate places were up for election. The Labor Party was defending two seats. The Liberal-National Coalition was defending three seats. The Australian Democrats were defending one seat. Senators Kim Carr (Labor), Jacinta Collins (Labor), Stephen Conroy (Labor), Julian McGauran (National), Tsebin Tchen (Liberal) and Judith Troeth (Liberal) were not up for re-election.

Labor candidatesCoalition candidatesDemocrats candidatesGreens candidatesOne Nation candidates
 
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  1. Robert Ray
  1. Robert Chong
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  1. Richard Alston
  1. Rod Kemp
  1. Kay Patterson
  1. Tim Hawker (Nat)
  2. Dino de Marchi (Lib)
  3. Duc-Dung Tran (Lib)
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  1. Lyn Allison
    1. Pierre Harcourt
  1. David Wark
  2. Simone Alesich
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  1. Scott Kinnear
  2. Eleisha Mullane
  3. Dinesh Mathew
  4. Liz Conor
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  1. Robyn Spencer
  2. Neville McIntyre
DLP candidatesUnity candidatesCDP candidatesLFF candidatesCEC candidates
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  1. John Mulholland
  2. Pat Crea
  3. Gail King
  4. Rosemary Maurus
  5. Ken Wells
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  1. Wellington Lee
  2. Diana Wolowski
  3. Bill Cope
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  1. Murray Graham
  2. Arnold Jago
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  1. Suresh Pathy
  2. John Lugg
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  1. Noelene Isherwood
  2. Robert Barwick
Cleary candidatesHope candidatesGroup E candidatesGroup F candidatesGroup J candidates
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  1. Phil Cleary
  2. Eileen Zombolas
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  1. Tim Petherbridge
  2. Lee-anne Poynton
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  1. Joseph Toscano
  2. Stephen Reghenzani
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  1. Steve Raskovy
  2. Elizabeth Kennedy
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  1. A. T. Baker
  2. Pam Barber
Group N candidatesGroup Q candidatesUngrouped candidates
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  1. Craig Davis
  2. Donna Brocas
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  1. Alison Thorne
  2. Sarah Peart
  3. Tony Dewberry
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Isaac Gnieslaw
Richard Maslowski
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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 Ian Campbell (Liberal), Peter Cook (Labor), Chris Ellison (Liberal), Chris Evans (Labor), Brian Greig (Democrats) and Sue Knowles (Liberal) were not up for re-election.

Labor candidatesLiberal candidatesNational candidatesGreens candidatesDemocrats candidates
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  1. Mark Bishop
  1. Gavin Waugh
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  1. Alan Eggleston
  1. Kim Keogh
  2. Nigel Hallett
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  1. Hendy Cowan
  2. Margaret Day
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  1. Rachel Siewert
  2. Lee Bell
  3. Paul Smith
  4. Jenna Zed
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  1. Andrew Murray
  1. Damian Meyer
One Nation candidatesCDP candidatesCEC candidatesLFF candidatesUnity candidates
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  1. Graeme Campbell
  2. Gerry Kenworthy
  3. Marye Daniels
  4. Peter David
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  1. Justin Moseley
  2. Kerry Watterson
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  1. Jean Robertson
  2. John Watson
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  1. Liz Davenport
  2. Arthur Harris
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  1. Eddie Hwang
  2. Nicholas Chin
PLP candidatesCurtin Labor candidatesTPS candidatesGroup A candidatesGroup B candidates
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  1. Mary Lupi
  2. Helen Whooley
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  1. Adrian Bennett
  2. June Bennett
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  1. Alan Bateson
  2. Ramon Kennedy
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  1. Jim Dalton
  2. Kate Dalton
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  1. Geoff Taylor
  2. Henry Sheil
Group K candidatesGroup M candidatesUngrouped candidates
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  1. Frank Nesci
  2. Renu Schneider
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  1. Clarrie Isaacs
  2. Daniel Watson
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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.

PartyNSWVicQldWASATasACTNTTotal
HRSHRSHRSHRSHRSHRSHRSHRSHRS
Australian Labor Party50372715125221508
Liberal Party of Australia4135221512521327
National Party of Australia113116314
Country Liberal Party2 21
Australian Democrats50372715125221508
Australian Greens50372715125221508
One Nation48142715124221248
Christian Democratic Party305112484
Citizens Electoral Council912781378
Unity Party17173
No GST Party632112
Australians Against Further Immigration991
Liberals for Forests15173
Non-Custodial Parents Party661
Curtin Labor Alliance441
Save the ADI Site Party44
HEMP Party2132
Lower Excise Fuel and Beer Party2131
Progressive Labour Party222
The Fishing Party111
Tasmania First Party111
Outdoor Recreation Party11
Republican Party of Australia4
Hope Party Australia2
Advance Australia Party1
Helen Caldicott - Our Common Future1
Nuclear Disarmament Party1
Reform the Legal System1
Democratic Labor Party1
Phil Cleary - Independent Australia1
Taxi Operators Political Service1
Independent and other 5638297913143

See also

References