Candidates of the 1993 Western Australian state election

This article provides information on candidates who stood for the 1993 Western Australian state election, held on 6 February 1993.

Retiring Members[]

Labor[]

• Bob Pearce MLA (Armadale)
• Gavan Troy MLA (Swan Hills)
• Joe Berinson MLC (North Metropolitan)
• Beryl Jones MLC (South West)
• Fred McKenzie MLC (East Metropolitan)

Liberal[]

• Bill Grayden MLA (South Perth)
• Barry MacKinnon MLA (Jandakot)
• Leon Watt MLA (Albany)
• Diane Airey MLC (South Metropolitan)
• Margaret McAleer MLC (Agricultural)
• David Wordsworth MLC (Agricultural)

National[]

• John Caldwell MLC (Agricultural)

Independent[]

• Ian Alexander MLA (Perth) – elected as Labor
• Frank Donovan MLA (Morley) – elected as Labor
• Ian Thompson MLA (Darling Range) – elected as Liberal

Legislative Assembly[]

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

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Coalition candidate	Democrats candidate	Greens candidate	Other candidates
Albany	Liberal	Ursula Richards	Malcolm Cameron (Nat) Kevin Prince* (Lib)	Ronald Paver		Robert Howard (Ind) Drew Posthuma (Ind) Alf Sharp ()
Applecross	Liberal	Maryla Rowcroft	Richard Lewis (Lib)	Anne Millar
Armadale	Labor	Kay Hallahan	Maureen Healy (Lib)	Fred Miller		William Higgins (Ind) Tammo Hoover (Ind) Zac Schonberg Ivan Talbot (Ind) Kenneth Williamson (Ind)
Ashburton	Labor	Fred Riebeling	Joy West (Lib)		Hugh Paterson
Avon	National	Walerjan Sieczka	Bevan Henderson (Lib) Max Trenorden* (Nat)			Paul Maycock (Ind)
Balcatta	Labor	Nick Catania	Katie Hodson-Thomas (Lib)	Yvette Heath	Jack Geneff
Belmont	Labor	Eric Ripper	Don Randall (Lib)	Kathleen Hill	John Riordan	Malcolm Meikle (Ind)
Bunbury	Labor	Phil Smith	Ian Osborne (Lib)		Marilyn Palmer	Ronald Waldron (Ind)
Cockburn	Labor	Bill Thomas	Janette McTaggart (Lib)	Lynda Somers	Margaret-Mary Jenkins
Collie	National	Mick Murray	Harald Peterson (Lib) Hilda Turnbull* (Nat)	Sandra Churches		Alfred Bussell (Ind) Adrianus Hladio (Ind)
Cottesloe	Liberal	James Wearne	Colin Barnett (Lib)	Michael Barrett	Giz Watson
Darling Range	Liberal	James Christie	John Day (Lib)	Peter Lambert	Janet Taciak	Maura Howlett (Ind) Peter Marjoram (Ind) Wiebe Tielman (Ind)
Dianella	Labor	Keith Wilson	Kim Hames (Lib)	Stewart Godden	Edwin Speed	Marguerite Henshaw (Ind)
Eyre	Labor	Julian Grill	Stephen Sprigg (Lib)			Darrall Renton (Ind)
Floreat	Independent		Douglas Jecks (Lib)	Noreen O'Connor	Geoffrey Dodson	Liz Constable (Ind)
Fremantle	Labor	Jim McGinty	Phillip Storey (Lib)	Kevin Allen	Katherine Anketell	Donald De San Miguel Clarrie Isaacs (Ind) Patrick Mullins (Ind) Fred Rieben (Ind) Anthony Seman (Ind) Geoffrey Spencer (DSEL)
Geraldton	Liberal	Gary Evershed	Bob Bloffwitch* (Lib) Malcolm Short (Nat)			William Tomson (Ind)
Glendalough	Labor	Carmen Lawrence	Michael Saunders (Lib)	Helen Hodgson	Stewart Jackson	Scott Calnan (Ind) Barbara Campbell (Ind) Karen Zielinski (Ind)
Greenough	Liberal	John Beenham	Glenys McDonald (Nat) Kevin Minson* (Lib)
Helena	Labor	Gordon Hill	Rhonda Parker (Lib)		Christine Neal	Owen McGrath
Jandakot	Liberal	Dermot Buckley	Mike Board (Lib)	David Banner
Kalgoorlie	Labor	Ian Taylor	Gary Boyle (Lib)			Margaret Jones (Ind)
Kenwick	Labor	Judyth Watson	Leslie McMahon (Lib)	Valma Preston	Jacqueline Robinson	Paul Augustson (Ind) Jean Jeans (Ind)
Kimberley	Labor	Ernie Bridge	Dale Vaughan (Lib)
Kingsley	Liberal	John Elkin	Cheryl Edwardes (Lib)	Warren Bishop	Willem Franssen
Mandurah	Liberal	David Templeman	Roger Nicholls (Lib)		Andrea Evans	Norman Dicks (Ind) Clive Hart (Ind) Neville Hawtin (Ind) Julia Shewring (Ind)
Marangaroo	Labor	Ted Cunningham	Avis Gobby (Lib)		Otto Dik	Ronald Bowman (Ind) William Francis (Ind)
Marmion	Liberal	Kirk Stergiou	Jim Clarko (Lib)	Elizabeth Brown	Vivienne Elanta
Maylands	Labor	Judy Edwards	Gary Lilleyman (Lib)	Rosslyn Tilbury	Robert Paton	Noel Sharp (Ind)
Melville	Liberal	William Lyon	Doug Shave (Lib)	Ann Curtis	Valerie Cousins	Margaret Barton (Ind) Anthony Buhagiar (Ind) Shirley de la Hunty (Ind) Michael McKibbin (Ind)
Merredin	National	Susanne Chance	Jos Chatfield (Lib) Hendy Cowan* (Nat)
Mitchell	Labor	David Smith	Kerrol Gildersleeve (Lib)	Bernard Noonan	Jill Reading	Ronald Cook (Ind) John Sibson (Ind)
Moore	Liberal	Colin Meredith	Dexter Davies (Nat) Bill McNee* (Lib)
Morley	Labor	Clive Brown	John Horobin (Lib)			Karry-Lea Smith (Ind)
Murray	Labor	Keith Read	Frank Letchford (Nat) Arthur Marshall* (Lib)	Susan Ishmael		Kim Blacklock (Ind) Theo Kearing (Ind) Laurence Preston (Ind) Wayne Whitcroft (Ind)
Nedlands	Liberal	William Harman	Richard Court (Lib)	Fraser Pope	Elisabeth Jones
Nollamara	Labor	John Kobelke	John Babbage (Lib)		Lucy Honan	Neil Watson (Ind)
Northern Rivers	Labor	Kevin Leahy	Paquita Boston (Nat) Dudley Maslen (Lib)	Jill Bond	Lorraine Hatchwell	Nabil Rowland (Ind)
Peel	Labor	Norm Marlborough	Margaret McMurdo (Lib)	Huw Grossmith	Jeff Anderton
Perth	Labor	Diana Warnock	Hal Colebatch (Lib)		Penelope Robinson	Life Addvalue (Ind) Christopher Bignell (Ind) Michelle Hovane (DSEL) Kathleen Mallott (Ind) Alexander Manfrin (-)
Pilbara	Labor	Larry Graham	Pamela Walsh (Lib)	Glenis Cooper	David Flynn	Allan Hutcheson (Ind) Karen Merrin (Ind) Rodney Tregonning (Ind)
Riverton	Liberal	Dean Ellis	Graham Kierath (Lib)	Donald Bryant	Sally Boteler
Rockingham	Labor	Mike Barnett	Kathleen Harste (Lib)	John Anderson	Barbara Gilchrist	Arthur Galletly (Ind) Allan Hill (Ind) Laurie Smith (Ind)
Roe	National	Rosemary Braybrook	Ross Ainsworth* (Nat) Allan Matthews (Lib)			Roderick Rogers (Ind)
Roleystone	Liberal	Michael Duxbury	Fred Tubby (Lib)	Raymond Tilbury		Michael Devereux (Ind) Karen Nielsen (Ind)
Scarborough	Liberal	Robyn Murphy	George Strickland (Lib)	Gaenor Cranch	Robert Tait	Dean Economou (Ind)
South Perth	Liberal		Phillip Pendal (Lib)	Gordon Edwards	Troy Ellis	Jim Grayden (Ind) Isobel (Ind) Brett Miller (Ind)
Stirling	National	Anthony Hughes	James Barrow (Lib) Monty House* (Nat)	Maurice Deane	Pamela Rumble	William North ()
Swan Hills	Labor	Clyde Bevan	James Lee (Nat) June van de Klashorst* (Lib)	Kingsley Dunstan	Philip Bourgault Du Coudray	Kevin Oliver (Ind) Diane Parker (Ind)
Thornlie	Labor	Yvonne Henderson	Monica Holmes (Lib)	Gordon Stapp		Joseph Isherwood (Ind)
Vasse	Liberal	Leslie Longwood	Barry Blaikie* (Lib) Coralie Tarbotton (Nat)		David Swainston
Victoria Park	Labor	Geoff Gallop	Betsy Kennish (Lib)	Daniel Bagster	Andrew Thomson	Ian Tracy (Ind)
Wagin	National		Kelly Newton-Wordsworth (Lib) Bob Wiese* (Nat)
Wanneroo	Labor	Jackie Watkins	Wayde Smith (Lib)	Bronwyn Jones	Stephen Magyar	Terry Bolden (Ind) William Duffy (Ind) Ronald Holt (CtA) Michael O'Brien (Ind) Ronald Palmer (Ind)
Warren	Liberal	Keith Lillie	Paul Omodei (Lib)		Peter Akerman
Wellington	Liberal	Marilyn Elson	John Bradshaw (Lib)	Bernard Noonan	Judyth Salom
Whitford	Labor	Pam Beggs	Rob Johnson (Lib)	Geoffrey Curtis	Miguel Castillo	Jannifer Pearce (Ind) Norma Rundle (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 two seats. The National Party was defending two seats.

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	National candidates	Democrats candidates	Greens candidates	Grey Power candidates
Kim Chance* John Mason Dianne Spowart John Czuzman	Bruce Donaldson* Murray Nixon* Peter Lee Steve Boylan Fran Weller	Eric Charlton* Murray Criddle* Dascia Weckert Geoff Gill	Terrence Cheetham Lindsay Olman Robert Endersbee	Pete Christiansen John Phillips	Salli Vaughan

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	National candidates	Democrats candidates	Greens candidates	Ungrouped candidates
Alannah MacTiernan* Tom Butler* Nick Griffiths* Michelle Roberts Valma Ferguson Paul Sulc	Peter Foss* Derrick Tomlinson* Robert Van Straalen Nicholas Bruining	Mark Forecast Otto Weber	Brian Jenkins Jean Ritter	Mark Schneider Lorraine Johnston	John Tucak (Ind) Arthur Robertson (Grey Power) Kevin Cloghan (Republican)

Mining and Pastoral[]

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

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	Democrats candidates	Greens candidates	Grey Power candidates
Tom Stephens* Mark Nevill* Tom Helm* Peter McKerrow Bob Couzens Paul Summers	Norman Moore* Phil Lockyer* Sally Wilkinson Sandy McTaggart	Vin Cooper Shyama Peebles	Robin Chapple Keith Lockyer	Don Gudgeon

North Metropolitan[]

Seven seats were up for election. The Labor Party was defending three seats. The Liberal Party was defending four seats.

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	Democrats candidates	Greens candidates	Davies Group candidates	Ungrouped candidates
Graham Edwards* Sam Piantadosi* John O'Connor Ed Dermer Victor Leonzini Robert McLoughlin	George Cash* Bob Pike* Max Evans* Ross Lightfoot* Iain MacLean Alan Carstairs	Richard Jeffreys Sarah Gilfillan-Gray John Massam	Brenda Roy Maria Catelli	Reg Davies* Adam Davies	Phil King (Grey Power) Eugene Hands (Republican)

South 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	Democrats candidates	Call to Australia candidates	Hodge Group
John Halden* Cheryl Davenport* Garry Kelly John Noonan Reg Gordon Tony Lovett	Clive Griffiths* Barbara Scott* Simon O'Brien Lesley Vanstan Robert Carruthers	Jim Scott* Alison de Garis	Don Millar Marlon Hercock	Gerard Goiran Beryl Rogers	Barry Hodge Kim Hodge
candidates	Ungrouped candidates
Richard Utting Julie Dethridge	Michael Hutton (Grey Power) Laurie Humphreys (Ind) Geoffrey Taylor (Ind) Veema Munroe (Republican)

South West[]

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

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	National candidates	Democrats candidates	Greens candidates	Ungrouped candidates
Bob Thomas* John Cowdell* Doug Wenn* Brian Procter Lois Anderson	Barry House* Bill Stretch* Muriel Patterson* John Silcock Ian Mabey Peter Giumelli Gabi Ghasseb	Murray Montgomery* David Pover Robert Teale	David Churches Lila Ward	Paul Davis Lyn Serventy	Trish Townsend (Ind) Sandy Lewis (Ind) Doug Ratcliffe (Grey Power) Robert Moir () Ted Stone (Ind) J J Amelia (Ind) Jane King (Republican)

See also[]

• Members of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly, 1989–1993
• Members of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly, 1993–1996
• Members of the Western Australian Legislative Council, 1989–1993
• Members of the Western Australian Legislative Council, 1993–1997
• 1993 Western Australian state election

References[]

• Prescott, David Black with the assistance of Valerie (1997). Election statistics : Legislative Assembly of Western Australia, 1890-1996. Perth, [W.A.]: Western Australian Parliamentary History Project and Western Australian Electoral Commission. ISBN 0730984095.