Candidates of the 2001 Australian federal election

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

Redistributions occurred in New South Wales, Western Australia and the Northern Territory.
- In New South Wales, the Liberal-held seats of Macarthur and Parramatta became notionally Labor, while the Labor-held seat of Paterson became notionally Liberal.
- In Western Australia, the notionally Labor seat of Hasluck was created.
- The division of Northern Territory was split into the notionally Labor seat of Lingiari and the notionally CLP seat of Solomon. The sitting member, Warren Snowdon (Labor), contested Lingiari.

Retiring Members and Senators

Labor

Colin Hollis MP (Throsby, NSW)
Allan Morris MP (Newcastle, NSW)
Neil O'Keefe MP (Burke, Vic)
Senator Barney Cooney (Vic)
Senator Rosemary Crowley (SA)
Senator Jim McKiernan (WA)
Senator Sue West (NSW)

Liberal

National

Tim Fischer MP (Farrer, NSW)
Tony Lawler MP (Parkes, NSW)
Garry Nehl MP (Cowper, NSW)

Country Liberal

Senator Grant Tambling (NT)

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	Democrats candidate	Greens candidate	One Nation candidate	Other candidates

Canberra	Labor	Annette Ellis	Belinda Barnier	Aaron Matthews	Stephanie Koorey	Barry Cox	John Miller (CDP)
Fraser	Labor	Bob McMullan	Martin Dunn	Fleur Wimborne	Ben O'Callaghan	Paul Kemp	Caroline O'Sullivan (CDP) James Vassilopoulos (Ind)

New South Wales

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Coalition candidate	Democrats candidate	Greens candidate	One Nation candidate	Other candidates

Banks	Labor	Daryl Melham	Marcus Watzlaff (Lib)	Stephen Cole	David Wilcox	Lynn Abrahams	Sam Baissari (CDP) Nazim Hannoun (Ind) Lynne Murphy (Unity) Ken O'Leary (AAFI)
Barton	Labor	Robert McClelland	Jan Brennan (Lib)	Michele Adair	Chris Harris	David Rydstrand	David Barker (CDP) John Lau (Unity)
Bennelong	Liberal	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)
Berowra	Liberal	Richard Slater	Philip Ruddock (Lib)	Philip Sparks	Maureen Gale	Harry Ball	Daniel Choi (Unity) P J Gallagher (NGST) Owen Nannelli (CDP)
Blaxland	Labor	Michael Hatton	Les Osmond (Lib)	Colin McDermott	Sonya McKay	Bob Vinnicombe	Munther Anny (Ind) Dario Hawat (Unity) Janne Peterson (CDP) Peter Sayegh (Ind)
Bradfield	Liberal	Kathie Blunt	Brendan Nelson (Lib)	Peter Byrne	David Bell	John Webeck	Witold Wiszniewski (CDP)
Calare	Independent	Kath Knowles	Dave Shearing (Nat)	Don Marshall	Ian Watts	Terry Nixon	Peter Andren* (Ind) David Simpson (CEC)
Charlton	Labor	Kelly Hoare	Lindsay Paterson (Lib)	Joshua Bell	David Blyth	Bob Johnson	Jim Kendall (CDP) John Thorpe (Unity)
Chifley	Labor	Roger Price	Costa Asarloglou (Lib)	S J Clack	David Cunningham	Joe Damjanovic	Barbie Bates (SAS) Lindsey Butler (AAFI) Wayne Hyland (Ind) Joseph Wyness (CDP)
Cook	Liberal	Peri Young	Bruce Baird (Lib)	Alison Bailey	Cathy Peters-Power	Andy Frew	Peter James (AAFI) Patricia Poulos (Ind) Malcolm Smith (CDP) Graeme Strang (Ind)
Cowper	National	Jenny Bonfield	Luke Hartsuyker* (Nat) Phillip Neuss (Lib)	Michael Fenton	Jillian Cranny	Allan Stokes	Bruce Korn (CDP) John Maguire (LEF) Paul van Bladel (Ind) John Willey (Ind)
Cunningham	Labor	Stephen Martin	Jeremy Fields (Lib)	Michael Newman	Carol Berry	John Curtis	Trevor Mott (Ind) J Edwin Pink (NGST) Paul Skinner (CDP)
Dobell	Labor	Michael Lee	Ken Ticehurst (Lib)	Carolyn Hastie	Samantha Ker	Ron Falconer	Luke Hennig (CDP)
Eden-Monaro	Liberal	Steve Whan	Gary Nairn (Lib)	Linda Chapman	Rosemary Beaumont	Barry Bridges	Peter Cochran (Ind) Frank Phillips (CDP) Matthew Swift (Ind) Steve Urquhart (Ind) Peter Vlug (NCPP)
Farrer	National	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)
Fowler	Labor	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)
Gilmore	Liberal	Peter Knott	Joanna Gash (Lib)	Michael Hayes	Jane Bange	Geoff Crocker	Jean McClung (CEC) Paul McLeod (Unity) Steve Ryan (CDP)
Grayndler	Labor	Anthony Albanese	Brett Kenworthy (Lib)	Matthew Baird	Sylvia Hale	Kane O'Connor	Chris Herden (CDP) Sue Johnson (Ind) Guang Hua Wan (Unity)
Greenway	Labor	Frank Mossfield	Rick Holder (Lib)	Joseph Francis	Tony Vlatko	Tony Pettitt	Bob Bawden (CDP) Ted Sherwood (AAFI) Amarjit Singh Tanda (Ind)
Gwydir	National	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)
Hughes	Liberal	Christine Hawkins	Danna Vale (Lib)	Bruce van de Weg	Simon Heemstra	Susan Oz	William Ryan (CDP)
Hume	Liberal	Jan Merriman	Alby Schultz (Lib)	James Roxburgh	Kevin Watchirs	Charlie Prell
Hunter	Labor	Joel Fitzgibbon	Rob Macaulay (Nat)	Rod Bennison	Larry O'Brien	Bill Fox	Ann Lawler (CEC)
Kingsford Smith	Labor	Laurie Brereton	Bruce Notley-Smith (Lib)	Peter Zakrzewski	Arthur Hurwitz	Jill Brown	Marina Carman (Ind)
Lindsay	Liberal	David Bradbury	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)
Lowe	Labor	John Murphy	David Doust (Lib)	Anna Garrett	Mersina Soulos	Harry Krumins	Max Lane (Ind) Ernest Wong (Unity)
Lyne	National	Pat Stevens	Mark Vaile (Nat)	Philip Jirman	Siobhan Isherwood	Lynn Stanfield	Graeme Muldoon (CEC) Dane Sara (Ind)
Macarthur	Labor	Meg Oates	Pat Farmer (Lib)	Jasmine Lantry	Geraldine Hunt	Len Watkins	Gregory Knowles (Ind) Eric Sanders (NCPP) Elwyn Sheppard (CDP)
Mackellar	Liberal	Ben Carpentier	Bronwyn Bishop (Lib)	Vicki Dimond	Andrea Pape	Peter Cuthbertson	George May (Ind) Tom Moody (AAFI)
Macquarie	Liberal	Adam Searle	Kerry Bartlett (Lib)	Les Majoros	Leigh Williams	Wayne Buckley	Brian Grigg (CDP) Robert Warren (SAS)
Mitchell	Liberal	John McShane	Alan Cadman (Lib)	David Baggs	Cindy Taylor	Dale Eder	Stephen Burke (Ind) Ken Gregory (CDP) David Mudgee (AAFI)
New England	National	Annette McCarthy	Stuart St. Clair (Nat)	Chris Reardon	Michelle Reiner	Kayleen Bounds	Tony Windsor (Ind)
Newcastle	Labor	Sharon Grierson	David Williams (Lib)	Mary Kavanagh	John Sutton	Barrie Lawn	Elaine Battersby (CDP) Harry Criticos (Ind) Erin Killion-DelCastillo (Ind) Harry Williams (PLP)
North Sydney	Liberal	Fran Teirney	Joe Hockey (Lib)	Bryan McGuire	Mike Steel		Brian Lam (Unity) Colin Ward (CDP)
Page	National	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)
Parkes	National	Joe Knagge	John Cobb (Nat)	Geoff Ward	Samantha Dunlop	Bob Redfern
Parramatta	Liberal	David Borger	Ross Cameron (Lib)	Anthony Clark	Felicity George	John Satchwell	Dee Jonsson (CDP) Somchai Tongsumrith (Unity) Will Watson (NCPP)
Paterson	Liberal	Bob Horne	Bob Baldwin* (Lib) Ian Shaw (Nat)	Sharon Davies	Aina Ranke	Paul Cary	Paul Hennelly (FP) Tony King (CEC)
Prospect	Labor	Janice Crosio	Gareth Perkins (Lib)	Thomas Peacock	Rebecca Filipczyk	John Hutchinson	Lewis Haroon (CDP) Garry Oates (AAFI) Kek Tai (Unity)
Reid	Labor	Laurie Ferguson	Irfan Yusuf (Lib)	Adrian Archer	Steve Maxwell	Shane O'Connor	Habib Chamas (Unity) Uwe Ledermann (CDP) Lisa Macdonald (Ind)
Richmond	National	Jenny McAllister	Larry Anthony (Nat)	Casey Balk	Jan Barham	Dell Rolfe	Nicolas Faulkner (Ind) Dean Jefferys (HEMP) Julie Nathan (Ind) John Penhaligon (Ind) Alexander Peniazev (NCPP) Rob Simpson (Ind)
Riverina	National	Andrew Albiston	Kay Hull (Nat)	Rex Graham	Catherine Moore	Neil Turner	Russel Dancey (CDP) Dennis Richter (Ind)
Robertson	Liberal	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)
Shortland	Labor	Jill Hall	Brian Perrem (Lib)	Steven Adams	Joan Lambert	Iris Candlish	Peter Craig (Ind) Ron Gardnir (Ind)
Sydney	Labor	Tanya Plibersek	Jeff Pettett (Lib)	Sydney Hickman	Jamie Parker
Throsby	Labor	Jennie George	Alan Akhurst (Lib)	Madeleine Roberts	Elsa Story	Ivan Prsa	Margaret Perrott (Ind)
Warringah	Liberal	Julie Heraghty	Tony Abbott (Lib)	Nina Burridge	Keelah Lam	David Kelly	Christine Ferguson (NGST) Peter Macdonald (Ind)
Watson	Labor	Leo McLeay	Arnold Plooy (Lib)	Kristin Griffiths	Dominic Fitzsimmons	Michelle Farrell	Ken Nam (Unity) Ronald Poulsen (Ind)
Wentworth	Liberal	Carolyn Neilson	Peter King (Lib)	Margaret Collings	Alison Lyssa	Aub Golden	Alan Jacobs (Unity)
Werriwa	Labor	Mark Latham	Paul Masina (Lib)	Glenda Blanch	Roger Barsony	P Kotarski	Greg Tan (CDP) John Uri (Unity) Janey Woodger (AAFI)

Northern Territory

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	CLP candidate	Democrats candidate	Greens candidate	One Nation candidate	Other candidates

Lingiari	Labor	Warren Snowdon	Ron Kelly	Linda Chellew	Rob Hoad	Wayne Norris	Wayne Wright (Ind)
Solomon	Country Liberal	Laurene Hull	Dave Tollner	Ted Dunstan	David Pollock	Mervyn Stewart	Maisie Austin (Ind) Maurie Ryan-Japarta (Ind)

Queensland

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Coalition candidate	One Nation candidate	Democrats candidate	Greens candidate	Other candidates

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

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Liberal candidate	Democrats candidate	Greens candidate	One Nation candidate	Other candidates

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

Tasmania

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Liberal candidate	Greens candidate	Democrats candidate	One Nation candidate	Other candidates

Bass	Labor	Michelle O'Byrne	Tony Benneworth	Kim Booth	Sancia Colgrave	Denis Collins	Margy Dockray (LFF) Ian Hardman (TFP) Caroline Larner (CEC)
Braddon	Labor	Sid Sidebottom	Alan Pattison	Clare Thompson	Craig Cooper	Steve Pickford
Denison	Labor	Duncan Kerr	Tony Steven	Brenda Hampson	Penny Edwards
Franklin	Labor	Harry Quick	Peter Hodgman	Patricia Bastick	Karen Manskey	Art Mulloy
Lyons	Labor	Dick Adams	Geoff Page	Tim Morris	Sonia Anderson	Neil Batchelor

Victoria

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Coalition candidate	Democrats candidate	Greens candidate	Other candidates

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

Western Australia

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Liberal candidate	Democrats candidate	Greens candidate	One Nation candidate	Other candidates

Brand	Labor	Kim Beazley	Margaret Thomas	Paul Hubbard	Kate Davis	Steve Robbie	Terry Iredale (CDP) Brian McCarthy (CEC) Keith Woollard (LFF)
Canning	Labor	Jane Gerick	Don Randall	Darren Brown	Keith Read	Angelo Dacheff	Doug Kennedy (CDP) John Macdonald (CEC)
Cowan	Labor	Graham Edwards	Andre Shannon	Tracy Chaloner	Dave Fort	Ron Holt	Sue Metcalf (Nat) Paul Salmon (CDP)
Curtin	Liberal	Trish Fowler	Julie Bishop	Ashley Buckle	Steve Walker	Neil Gilmour	Karen McDonald (CDP) G Wood (LFF)
Forrest	Liberal	Tresslyn Smith	Geoff Prosser	Alison Wylie	Paul Llewellyn	Alan Giorgi	Charles Caldwell (Nat) Arthur Harvey (CEC) Megan Kirwan (CLA)
Fremantle	Labor	Carmen Lawrence	Louise Smyth	Rod Swift	Robert Delves	Chris Reynolds	Sarah Harris (Ind) Michelle Shave (CDP)
Hasluck	Labor	Sharryn Jackson	Bethwyn Chan	Peter Markham	Luke Edmonds	James Hopkinson	Michael Daniels (CLA) Ros Hegarty (Nat) Ronnie McLean (CEC) Terry Ryan (CDP)
Kalgoorlie	Liberal	Paul Browning	Barry Haase	Don Hoddy	Laurie Miller	Robin Scott	Ian Burt (CLA) Clark Butson (Ind) Peter McCumstie (Nat) Callum Payne (CEC) Neville Smith (Ind)
Moore	Liberal	Kim Young	Mal Washer	Clive Oliver	Andrew Roy	John Evans	Geof Henderson (Ind)
O'Connor	Liberal	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)
Pearce	Liberal	Liam Costello	Judi Moylan	Jack Fox	Juanita Miller	Ken Collins	Vivian Hill (CDP) Chris Nelson (Nat) Stuart Smith (CEC)
Perth	Labor	Stephen Smith	Rod Webb	Aaron Hewett	Alison Xamon	Peter Gilberthorpe	Philip Chilton (Ind)
Stirling	Labor	Jann McFarlane	Bob Cronin	Pat Olver	Heather Aquilina	Keith Thorogood	Perry Jasper (LFF) Keith McEncroe (CDP)
Swan	Labor	Kim Wilkie	Bev Brennan	Paul McCutcheon	Elena Jeffreys	Sandra Vinciullo	Simon Makin (CLA) Brian Smith (CEC) Colleen Tapley (CDP)
Tangney	Liberal	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 candidates	Liberal candidates	Democrats candidates	Greens candidates	One Nation candidates

Kate Lundy* Robin Poke	Margaret Reid* Bill Hanlon	Wayne Sievers Roslyn Dundas	Gary Corr Felicity Fahey	Don Tarlinton Ted Tarlinton
CDP candidates	Ungrouped candidates

Ian McClure Tim Janes	James Arnold (CEC) Ken Helm (Ind)

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 candidates	Coalition candidates	Democrats candidates	Greens candidates	One Nation candidates

Ursula Stephens* George Campbell* Warren Mundine Joanna Woods	Helen Coonan* (Lib) Sandy Macdonald* (Nat) Marise Payne* (Lib) Fiona Nash (Nat) Scot MacDonald (Lib) Terence Tang (Lib)	Vicki Bourne Joanne Yates Craig Chung Caroline Mayfield Janine Prince Julian Evans	Kerry Nettle* John Kaye Jan Davis James Ryan	Don McKinnon Rick Putra Carol Deeney
CDP candidates	Unity candidates	CEC candidates	NDP candidates	AAFI candidates

George Capsis Kevin Hume	Thang Ngo Robert McLeod	Robert Butler Glenys Collins	Michael Denborough Yvonne Francis	David Kitson Edwin Woodger
Fishing Party candidates	PLP candidates	HEMP candidates	LEF candidates	NCPP candidates

Robert Smith David Wiseman	Klaas Woldring Shona Lee	Michael Balderstone Don Fuggle	David O'Loughlin Paul Freeman	Andy Thompson Annette McKeegan
No GST candidates	Republican candidates	AAP candidates	RLS candidates	Our Common Future candidates

Mick Gallagher Charles Martin	Kerry McNally Tom Jordan	Rex Connor Jr. Robert Astridge Shirley Guy	Denise Greenaway Valerie Armstrong	Helen Caldicott Ted Potts
Group L candidates^[1]	Group N candidates^[2]	Group U candidates^[3]	Ungrouped candidates

Lex Stewart Joe Stewart	Warren Smith Geoff Lawler Dora Anthony	Pip Hinman Ian Rintoul	Beverly Baker F Ivor Jack Lord Walter Tinyow

¹ Ex-members of One Nation

² Unregistered Communist Party of Australia

³ 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 candidates	Country Liberal candidates	Democrats candidates	Greens candidates	One Nation candidates	Group D candidates

Trish Crossin* Olga Havnen	Nigel Scullion* John Lopes	David Curtis Joe Faggion	Melanie Ross Charlotte McCabe	Rob Phillips Jim King	June Mills Gary Meyerhoff
Ungrouped candidates

Peter Flynn (CEC)

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 candidates	Liberal candidates	National candidates	Democrats candidates	One Nation candidates

John Hogg* Claire Moore* Brenda Gibbs	Ian Macdonald* John Herron* Russell Trood Deborah Kember	Ron Boswell* Pam Stallman Barnaby Joyce	Andrew Bartlett* Liz Oss-Emer Megan Bathurst	Pauline Hanson Trevor Hansen Morrie Marsden John Slack-Smith
Greens candidates	CDP candidates	CEC candidates	HEMP candidates	No GST candidates

Sarah Moles Desiree Mahoney Mark Taylor	Kerry Blackman Geoffrey Bullock	Danny Hope Nick Contarino	Nigel Freemarijuana Guy Freemarijuana	David Ettridge Richard Gooch
Republican candidates	Group A candidates	Ungrouped candidates

John Pyke Malcolm Simpson	Sam Watson Karen Fletcher	David Howse John Jones Oni Kirwin Anthony Melrose Walter Philippi Phillip Riley Derek Rosborough George Szentes

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 candidates	Liberal candidates	Democrats candidates	Greens candidates	One Nation candidates

Penny Wong* Linda Kirk* Chris Schacht	Robert Hill* Jeannie Ferris* Grant Chapman* Michelle Lensink	Natasha Stott Despoja* Jeff Heath Michael Pilling Haroon Hassan	Cate Faehrmann Jim Douglas	Neil Russell-Taylor Colin Gibson
Republican candidates	Group E candidates	Group F candidates	Group G candidates	Ungrouped candidates

Patrick Crozier Robert Easson	Kathy Newnam Lisa Lines	Mark Aldridge Helen Aldridge	Kerry Harte Colin Phillips	Ervyn 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 candidates	Liberal candidates	Greens candidates	Democrats candidates	One Nation candidates

Sue Mackay* Nick Sherry* Catryna Bilyk	Paul Calvert* John Watson* Richard Colbeck* Stephen Parry	Bob Brown*	Debbie Butler Brendan Toohey	Bronwyn Boag Peter Stokes
Tasmania First candidates	LFF candidates	Republican candidates	Hope candidates	Group D candidates

Merilyn Crack David Jackson John Presser	Peter Pullinger Michael Thomas	Peter Consandine Bert Lawatsch	James Bristow Shamara Petherbridge-de Tissera	Stephen Bonner Geoff Howard
Group G candidates	Ungrouped candidates

Alex Bainbridge Sarah Cleary	Helen Lane (Ind) Rob Larner (CEC) Eric Lockett (Ind) John Marmarinos (Ind)

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 candidates	Coalition candidates	Democrats candidates	Greens candidates	One Nation candidates

Robert Ray* Gavin Marshall* Ted Murphy Robert Chong	Richard Alston* (Lib) Rod Kemp* (Lib) Kay Patterson* (Lib) Tim Hawker (Nat) Dino de Marchi (Lib) Duc-Dung Tran (Lib)	Lyn Allison* Pierre Harcourt David Wark Simone Alesich	Scott Kinnear Eleisha Mullane Dinesh Mathew Liz Conor	Robyn Spencer Neville McIntyre
DLP candidates	Unity candidates	CDP candidates	LFF candidates	CEC candidates

John Mulholland Pat Crea Gail King Rosemary Maurus Ken Wells	Wellington Lee Diana Wolowski Bill Cope	Murray Graham Arnold Jago	Suresh Pathy John Lugg	Noelene Isherwood Robert Barwick
Cleary candidates	Hope candidates	Group E candidates	Group F candidates	Group J candidates

Phil Cleary Eileen Zombolas	Tim Petherbridge Lee-anne Poynton	Joseph Toscano Stephen Reghenzani	Steve Raskovy Elizabeth Kennedy	A. T. Baker Pam Barber
Group N candidates	Group Q candidates	Ungrouped candidates

Craig Davis Donna Brocas	Alison Thorne Sarah Peart Tony Dewberry	Daniel Flood Isaac Gnieslaw Richard Maslowski

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 candidates	Liberal candidates	National candidates	Greens candidates	Democrats candidates

Mark Bishop* Ruth Webber* Mark Cuomo Gavin Waugh	Alan Eggleston* David Johnston* Ross Lightfoot* Winston Crane Kim Keogh Nigel Hallett	Hendy Cowan Margaret Day	Rachel Siewert Lee Bell Paul Smith Jenna Zed	Andrew Murray* Helen Hodgson Damian Meyer
One Nation candidates	CDP candidates	CEC candidates	LFF candidates	Unity candidates

Graeme Campbell Gerry Kenworthy Marye Daniels Peter David	Justin Moseley Kerry Watterson	Jean Robertson John Watson	Liz Davenport Arthur Harris	Eddie Hwang Nicholas Chin
PLP candidates	Curtin Labor candidates	TPS candidates	Group A candidates	Group B candidates

Mary Lupi Helen Whooley	Adrian Bennett June Bennett	Alan Bateson Ramon Kennedy	Jim Dalton Kate Dalton	Geoff Taylor Henry Sheil
Group K candidates	Group M candidates	Ungrouped candidates

Frank Nesci Renu Schneider	Clarrie Isaacs Daniel Watson	Jennifer Lee

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
Party	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S	HR	S
Australian Labor Party	50	*	37	*	27	*	15	*	12	*	5	*	2	*	2	*	150	8
Liberal Party of Australia	41	*	35	*	22	*	15	*	12	*	5	*	2	*			132	7
National Party of Australia	11	*	3	*	11	*	6	*									31	4
Country Liberal Party															2	*	2	1
Australian Democrats	50	*	37	*	27	*	15	*	12	*	5	*	2	*	2	*	150	8
Australian Greens	50	*	37	*	27	*	15	*	12	*	5	*	2	*	2	*	150	8
One Nation	48	*	14	*	27	*	15	*	12	*	4	*	2	*	2	*	124	8
Christian Democratic Party	30	*	5	*			11	*					2	*			48	4
Citizens Electoral Council	9	*	12	*	7	*	8	*		*	1	*		*		*	37	8
Unity Party	17	*		*				*									17	3
No GST Party	6	*	3			*			2								11	2
Australians Against Further Immigration	9	*															9	1
Liberals for Forests			1	*			5	*			1	*					7	3
Non-Custodial Parents Party	6	*															6	1
Curtin Labor Alliance							4	*									4	1
Save the ADI Site Party	4																4
HEMP Party	2	*			1	*											3	2
Lower Excise Fuel and Beer Party	2	*	1														3	1
Progressive Labour Party	2	*						*									2	2
The Fishing Party	1	*															1	1
Tasmania First Party											1	*					1	1
Outdoor Recreation Party					1												1
Republican Party of Australia		*				*				*		*						4
Hope Party Australia				*								*						2
Advance Australia Party		*																1
Helen Caldicott - Our Common Future		*																1
Nuclear Disarmament Party		*																1
Reform the Legal System		*																1
Democratic Labor Party				*														1
Phil Cleary - Independent Australia				*														1
Taxi Operators Political Service								*										1
Independent and other	56		38		29		7		9				1		3		143

References

Australian Electoral Commission

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Candidates of the 2001 Australian federal election

Redistributions and seat changes

Retiring Members and Senators

Labor

Liberal

National

Country Liberal

House of Representatives

Australian Capital Territory

New South Wales

Northern Territory

Queensland

South Australia

Tasmania

Victoria

Western Australia

Senate

Australian Capital Territory

New South Wales

Northern Territory

Queensland

South Australia

Tasmania

Victoria

Western Australia

Summary by party

See also

References