Candidates of the 1989 South Australian state election

This article provides information on candidates who stood for the 1989 South Australian state election, held on 25 November 1989.

Retiring Members

Labor

House of 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.[1]

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Liberal candidate	Democrats candidate	CTA candidate	Other candidates

Adelaide	Labor	Mike Duigan	Michael Armitage	Peter Mann	Howard Shepherd
Albert Park	Labor	Kevin Hamilton	Roger Hayes	Jim Mitchell
Alexandra	Liberal	Jacqueline Horton	Ted Chapman	Judith Logan
Baudin	Labor	Don Hopgood	Pamela Howard	Nicholas Wedge		Lyall McDonald (Ind)
Bragg	Liberal	Jennifer Richardson	Graham Ingerson	Margaret-Ann Williams
Briggs	Labor	Mike Rann	Terry Stuart	Colin Maas
Bright	Labor	Derek Robertson	Wayne Matthew	Ingrid O'Sullivan	Wayne Ellis
Chaffey	Liberal	William Parsons	Peter Arnold	Mark Lobban		Rowland Beech (Ind)
Coles	Liberal	Rohan Claessen	Jennifer Cashmore	Pam Kelly
Custance	Liberal	Charles Greeneklee	John Olsen	Harm Folkers	Bruce Slee	Grantley Siviour (Nat)
Davenport	Liberal	Bruce Whyatt	Stan Evans	Judy Smith		Lorraine Foster (Ind)
Elizabeth	Independent	Catherine Watkins	Peter Bates	Stephen Perkins	David Griffiths	Martyn Evans (Ind) Arnold Ollivier (Ind)
Eyre	Liberal	Gregory Giddens	Graham Gunn	Jack Babbage		Jillian Anderson (Nat)
Fisher	Labor	Philip Tyler	Bob Such	Terry Clark	John Watson	Alison Kent (Ind)
Flinders	National	Terrence Krieg	Kieran Kelly	Trevor Blood		Peter Blacker (Nat)
Florey	Labor	Bob Gregory	Richard Luther	Steve Bartholomew	Cathryn Linedale	Deborah Moran (Ind)
Gilles	Labor	Colin McKee	Steven Beardon	Stephen Swift
Goyder	Liberal	Brenton Walker	John Meier	Derek Emery
Hanson	Liberal	Ian Peak	Heini Becker	Mary McEwen
Hartley	Labor	Terry Groom	Joe Scalzi	Arlyn Tombleson
Hayward	Labor	June Appleby	Mark Brindal	Elizabeth Williams	Reg Macey	Mary Down (Ind)
Henley Beach	Labor	Don Ferguson	Bob Randall	Keith Lees	Peter Thompson
Heysen	Liberal	Jillian Bromley	David Wotton	Merilyn Pedrick
Kavel	Liberal	Warren Smith	Roger Goldsworthy	Michel Francis	Graeme Watts
Light	Liberal	Tony Piccolo	Bruce Eastick	John Joyes	Theodor Stiller	Eric Gerlach (Ind)
Mawson	Labor	Susan Lenehan	Craig Spencer	Dennis Dorney
Mitcham	Liberal	Timothy Campbell	Stephen Baker	Matthew Greenwood
Mitchell	Labor	Paul Holloway	Darryl Parslow	Sue Ann Carver
Morphett	Liberal	Trevor Peikert	John Oswald	Rosalina Bouchee
Mount Gambier	Liberal	Brenton Lynch	Harold Allison	Glenn Taylor	Johannes Bastiaens
Murray-Mallee	Liberal	Jane Milek	Peter Lewis	Jeannette Jolley		Douglas Lindley (Nat)
Napier	Labor	Terry Hemmings	Rilda Sharp	William Adams
Newland	Labor	Di Gayler	Dorothy Kotz	Patrick Kavanagh	Dennis Brown
Norwood	Labor	Greg Crafter	Robert Jackson	Cathi Tucker-Lee	Belle Harris	Alison Cox (Ind)
Peake	Labor	Vic Heron	Darcy Constantine	Stephen Crabbe	Terry Lear	Philippa Skinner (Soc.)
Playford	Labor	John Quirke	Peter Panagaris	Andrew Sickerdick
Price	Labor	Murray De Laine	Bernice Pfitzner	Martin Kay
Ramsay	Labor	Lynn Arnold	Brenda Bates	Shylie Holden
Ross Smith	Labor	John Bannon	Christopher Pyne	Brian Fain
Semaphore	Independent	Kevin Foley	Terence Daviess	Eric Mack		Norm Peterson (Ind)
Spence	Labor	Michael Atkinson	Rod Scarborough	Brian O'Leary	Catherine Sparrow	Florence Pens (Grey) Dennis White (Soc.)
Stuart	Labor	Colleen Hutchison	Simon Dawson	Kaye Matthews	David Squirrell	Joy Baluch (Ind)
Todd	Labor	John Klunder	Ernest Harders de Braconier	David Ball	Tom Curnow
Unley	Labor	Kym Mayes	Joy Nimon	Mark Basham	David Peake	Jennie Williams (Ind)
Victoria	Liberal	Ray Tunks	Dale Baker	Johannes Cullen
Walsh	Labor	John Trainer	Douglas Rowe	Richard Bennett
Whyalla	Labor	Frank Blevins	Naomi Perry	Rosemary Gloede		George Crowe (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 (*). Eleven seats were up for election. Labor were defending five seats. The Liberals were defending five seats. The Democrats were defending one seat.

Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	Democrats candidates	Nationals SA candidates	CTA candidates	Grey Power candidates

Chris Sumner* Anne Levy* Mario Feleppa* George Weatherill* Ron Roberts* Bill Hender Janine Hanckel	Rob Lucas* Martin Cameron* Diana Laidlaw* Peter Dunn* Julian Stefani* Maureen Andrews George Mercer	Ian Gilfillan* Sandra Kanck Graham Pamount Phillip Druce Kenneth Farmer Patricia Shortridge	Terry Mullan Donald Hunt Stuart Robinson	Stewart Leggett Robert Brown Peter Frogley	Don Jessop Jack Holder
Conservative candidates	Ungrouped Candidates

Keith Tidswell John Horgan James Atkinson	Michael Lamb Anastasios Giannouklas Max Tatnell

References

Jaensch, Dean. "History of South Australian Elections 1857 - 2006". State Electoral Office South Australia. Archived from the original on 2014-03-02. Retrieved 2016-10-10.

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[1] Jaensch, Dean. "History of South Australian Elections 1857 - 2006". State Electoral Office South Australia. Archived from the original on 2014-03-02. Retrieved 2016-10-10.