Candidates of the Victorian state election, 1967

This is a list of candidates who stood for the 1967 Victorian state election. The election was held on 29 April 1967.

Seat changes

Burwood Liberal MLA Jim MacDonald contested Glen Iris.
Caulfield Liberal MLA Ian McLaren contested Bennettswood.
Fitzroy Labor MLA Denis Lovegrove contested Sunshine.
Geelong West Labor MLA Neil Trezise contested Geelong North.
Grant Labor MLA Jack Ginifer contested Deer Park.
Mentone Liberal MLA Edward Meagher contested Frankston.
Moorabbin Liberal MLA Bob Suggett contested Bentleigh.
Mornington Liberal MLA Roberts Dunstan contested Dromana.
Morwell Liberal MLA Jim Balfour contested Narracan.
Mulgrave Liberal MLA Ray Wiltshire contested Syndal.
Ormond Liberal MLA Joe Rafferty contested Glenhuntly.
Ripponlea Liberal MLA Edgar Tanner contested Caulfield.
Scoresby Liberal MLA Bill Borthwick contested Monbulk.
Higinbotham Liberal MLC Lindsay Thompson contested Monash Province.
Southern Liberal MLC Gilbert Chandler contested Boronia Province.

Retiring Members

Labor

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 candidates	Liberal candidates	Country candidates	DLP candidates	Other candidates

Albert Park	Labor	Keith Sutton	Constantine Kondos		Victor Coppens
Ballarat North	Liberal	Kevin Flynn	Tom Evans		Walter Brown
Ballarat South	Liberal	Philip Gray	Bill Stephen		Francis Brown
Balwyn	Liberal	Richard Dunstan	Alex Taylor		Andrew Gyles
Bellarine	Liberal	Francis Brady	Aurel Smith		James Crockett
Benalla	Country	Nathanial Robertson	Ian Bayles	Tom Trewin	Christopher Cody
Benambra	Country	Tony Lamb	Henry Petty	Tom Mitchell	Francis Keenan
Bendigo	Liberal	Ronald McIntyre	Robert Trethewey	Allan Miles	Paul Brennan
Bennettswood	Liberal	Cyril Kennedy	Ian McLaren		James Tighe
Bentleigh	Liberal	Alexander McDonald	Bob Suggett		Robert Semmel	Harold Stevens (Ind)
Box Hill	Liberal	Frank Walsh	George Reid		Edmund Burgi	Rodney Northover (Ind)
Brighton	Liberal	Bill Walsh	John Rossiter		John Wagstaff
Broadmeadows	Labor	John Wilton	John Blaze		Francis Dowling
Brunswick East	Labor	Leo Fennessy	Anthony Wreford		Peter McCabe	John Daley (Ind)
Brunswick West	Labor	Campbell Turnbull	Victor French		John Flint
Camberwell	Liberal	Adrianus Knulst	Vernon Wilcox		Joseph Stanley
Caulfield	Liberal	Bob Hogg	Edgar Tanner		Peter Grant
Coburg	Labor	Bill Brown	Charles Symons		John Hardy	Jack Mutton (Ind)
Dandenong	Liberal	Alan Lind	Len Reid		Kevin Leydon
Deer Park	Labor	Jack Ginifer	Wallace More		James Marmion	Mervyn Kelly (Ind)
Dromana	Liberal	Barrie Rimmer	Roberts Dunstan	William Weston	Michael Kearney
Dundas	Liberal	Jack Jones	Sir William McDonald	Reginald Fogarty	James Eveston
Essendon	Liberal	Arthur Sanger	Kenneth Wheeler		Kevin Digby	Francis Zajac (Ind)
Evelyn	Liberal	Arnold Hubbard	Russell Stokes	William Nankervis	Audrey Walsh	Henry Folan (Ind)
Footscray	Labor	William Divers	Graham Bungate		Robin Thomas
Frankston	Liberal	Bruce Aitken	Edward Meagher		John Cass
Geelong	Liberal	Ronald McKenzie	Hayden Birrell		John Timberlake
Geelong North	Labor	Neil Trezise	Peter Lowe		William Bond
Gippsland East	Country	Thomas Powell	Ronald Palmer	Bruce Evans	Frank Burns
Gippsland South	Country	Derek Amos	Harold Suter	Sir Herbert Hyland	Geoffrey Farrell	John Mansfield (Ind) John Routledge (Ind)
Gippsland West	Country	Alastair MacKillop	Harry Marson	Leslie Cochrane	Michael Houlihan	Peter Milner (Ind)
Gisborne	Liberal	Michael Nolan	Julian Doyle	George Duncan	John McMahon	Peter Hatherley (Ind) Jeffrey Hatswell (Ind) Derek Hobler (Ind) Peter Kensett (Ind) Warren Nicol (Ind)
Glen Iris	Liberal	Allan McDonald	Jim MacDonald		Kenneth Abbott
Glenhuntly	Liberal	Anthony Miller	Joe Rafferty		Raymond Studham
Greensborough	Liberal	Bob Fell	Monte Vale		Bill Barry
Hampden	Liberal	Fred Rowe	Sir Henry Bolte	Gilbert Anderson	Francis O'Brien	Ian McQuie (LRG) Glynne Wheler (Ind)
Hawthorn	Liberal	Dolph Eddy	Walter Jona		Daniel Condon
Heatherton	Liberal	Keith Ewert	Norman Billing		Joseph O'Neill
Ivanhoe	Liberal	Thomas Rich	Vernon Christie		Cyril Cummins	Bruce Graham (Ind)
Kara Kara	Country	George Jeffs	Alexander Lee	Bill Phelan	Bruno D'Elia
Kew	Liberal	Eric Sibly	Arthur Rylah		Francis Duffy
Lowan	Country	Roslyn Snow	Jim McCabe	Ray Buckley	Michael Grimes
Malvern	Liberal	Thomas Evans	Sir John Bloomfield		John Olle
Melbourne	Labor	Arthur Clarey	Anthony Gilligan		James Whitehead
Mentone	Liberal	Nola Barber	Bill Templeton		George White	Clifford Baragwanath (Ind)
Midlands	Labor	Clive Stoneham	Douglas Johanson	Graham Brownbill	James Bourke	Arthur Bailey (Ind)
Mildura	Country	Lance Fraser	Bruce Wright	Milton Whiting	John Conroy
Mitcham	Liberal	Graham Walsh	Dorothy Goble		Gerald Shinnick
Monbulk	Liberal	Margaret Howells	Bill Borthwick		Noel Clarke	Ronald Pike (Ind)
Moonee Ponds	Liberal	Tom Edmunds	Jack Holden		Barry O'Brien	Lancelot Hutchinson (Ind)
Moorabbin	Liberal	Harry Rourke	Llew Reese		Richard Neilson
Morwell	Liberal	Colin Pratt	Archie Tanner	John Vinall	Thomas Lawless
Murray Valley	Country	Robert Cross	Albert Baker	George Moss	John Patterson
Narracan	Liberal	George Wragg	Jim Balfour	Daniel Vaughan	Peter Saunders
Northcote	Labor	Frank Wilkes	Peter Falconer		Jack Little
Oakleigh	Liberal	Glenn Dudley	Alan Scanlan		Bernard Slattery
Polwarth	Liberal	Alfred Cartwright	Tom Darcy	John McCue	Leonard Eyre
Portland	Liberal	Bob McClure	Don McKellar	Clive Mitchell	Frederick Baulch
Prahran	Liberal	John Dyer	Sam Loxton		Gavan Grimes	George Gahan (Ind) John Ketelhorn (Ind)
Preston	Labor	Charlie Ring	James Spicer		Maurice Horwood
Reservoir	Labor	Harry Jenkins	Peter Allaway		Frederick Whitling	William Barnes (CPA) James Christie (Ind)
Richmond	Labor	Clyde Holding	Graham Jackson		James Abikhair
Ringwood	Liberal	Norma Sweetman	Jim Manson		Graeme Madigan
Rodney	Country	David Bornstein	Peter Gibson	Russell McDonald	Augustine McCormack
St Kilda	Liberal	Brian Zouch	Brian Dixon		John Hughes
Sandringham	Liberal	Kevin Vaughan	Murray Porter		William Leech
Scoresby	Liberal	Caroline Wilder	Geoff Hayes		Barry Brindle
Shepparton	Country	Neil Frankland	Thomas Gribben	Peter Ross-Edwards	Bruce Morison	Bill Hunter (Ind)
Sunshine	Labor	Denis Lovegrove	Peter Ross		Robert Charles	Roy Hartley (Ind)
Swan Hill	Country	Robert Dorning	Bernard Treseder	Harold Stirling	John Carty
Syndal	Liberal	Robert Fordham	Ray Wiltshire		John Rose
Warrnambool	Liberal	Vincent Ayres	Ian Smith	Cyril Boyle	Patrick Bourke	George Gibbs (Ind)
Williamstown	Labor	Larry Floyd	Robert Lawson		John Bacon	Ian Daykin (CPA)

Legislative Council

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.

Province	Held by	Labor candidates	Liberal candidates	Country candidates	DLP candidates	Other candidates

Ballarat	Liberal	Kevin Healy	Pat Dickie	Robert Cooper	James Burns
Bendigo	Liberal	Kevin Curran	Fred Grimwade	Kenneth McLennan	William Drechsler
Boronia	Liberal	William French	Gilbert Chandler		Frederick Rosenbrock
Doutta Galla	Labor	John Tripovich	Gabrielle Adams		Alfred Gerrard
East Yarra	Liberal	James Lawson	Bill Campbell		John Rogers
Gippsland	Country	Ivan Maddern	John Sullivan	Bob May	John Hansen
Higinbotham	Liberal	Anthony Scarcella	William Fry		Ian Radnell
Melbourne	Labor	Doug Elliot	Norman Long		Gordon Haberman	Frederick Levin (Ind)
Melbourne North	Labor	John Galbally	Walter Dale		Joseph O'Leary
Melbourne West	Labor	Alexander Knight	Joseph Kadane		Kenneth Berrie
Monash	Liberal	Graham Lacey	Lindsay Thompson		William Hoyne
Northern	Country		Laurence Troy	Stuart McDonald	Peter Lawrence	Percy Feltham (Ind)
North Eastern	Country		George Ikinger	Keith Bradbury	William Findlay
North Western	Country	Bruce Phayer	Walter Scown	Arthur Mansell	Daniel Cooper
South Eastern	Liberal	Sydney Pargeter	Alan Hunt		William Scantlebury
South Western	Liberal	John Woolfe	Stan Gleeson	Christian Edwards	Gerald Gleeson
Templestowe	Liberal	Ian Stewart	Vasey Houghton		Leo Morison
Western	Liberal	Edward Lewis	Ronald Mack	Linden Cameron	Alan Beattie

References

Psephos - Adam Carr's Election Archive

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