The 1989 Queensland state election was held on 2 December 1989.
By-elections On 20 June 1987, Mick Veivers (National) was elected to succeed Doug Jennings (National), who had died on 9 April 1987, as the member for Southport. On 16 April 1988, Trevor Perrett (CEC) was elected to succeed former Premier Joh Bjelke-Petersen (National), who had resigned on 1 December 1987, as the member for Barambah. Perrett joined the Nationals in December 1988. On 20 August 1988, Judy Gamin (National) was elected to succeed Russ Hinze (National), who had resigned on 24 May 1988, as the member for South Coast. On 13 May 1989, Santo Santoro (Liberal) was elected to succeed Don Lane (National), who had resigned on 20 January 1989, as the member for Merthyr. On 31 July 1989, Lin Powell (Independent) resigned as the member for Isis. No by-election was held due to the proximity of the election.
Retiring Members
Labor Brian Davis (Brisbane Central) Bob Scott (Cook) David Underwood (Ipswich West) Les Yewdale (Rockhampton North)
Liberal Norm Lee (Yeronga) Bill Lickiss (Moggill)
National Brian Austin (Nicklin) Bill Glasson (Gregory) Peter McKechnie (Carnarvon) Ted Row (Hinchinbrook) Gordon Simpson (Cooroora) Martin Tenni (Barron River)
Independent Eric Shaw (Manly) — elected for the Labor Party
Legislative Assembly Sitting members at the time of the election are shown in bold text.
ElectorateHeld byLabor candidateLiberal candidateNational candidateOther candidates Albert National John Szczerbanik Kay Elson Ivan Gibbs John Ivory (AAP) Archerfield Labor Henry Palaszczuk Gordon Morris Mark Goodin Ashgrove Liberal Jim Fouras Alan Sherlock John Giles Garry Renshaw (Ind)Stephen Woolcock (Ind) Aspley National Noela Pemberton John Goss Beryce Nelson Eric Raetz (CTA) Ian Webster (Ind) Auburn National Tom Hall Neville Harper Maurice Hetherington (Ind) Balonne National Barrie Ryan Don Neal John Ellem (BAM)Allen Tinkler (Ind) Barambah CEC John Lang Bill Walters Trevor Perrett Craig Isherwood (CEC) Barron River National Lesley Clark David Forehead Peter Dunn Bowen Labor Ken Smyth Trevor Maltby Jo Cronin (Ind) Brisbane Central Labor Peter Beattie John Peeters Justin Choveaux Ranald McDonald (Grn Ind) Broadsound National Jim Pearce Howard Rodda Denis Hinton Jim O'Brien (Ind)Les White (CEC) Bulimba Labor Ron McLean Alvan Hawkes Judith Brown Bundaberg Labor Clem Campbell Peter MacSween Mary Ann Walsh Lin Myles (GP) Burdekin National Don Wallace Anthony Chandler Mark Stoneman Burnett National Vicki Pritchett Alex Warren Doug Slack Maurice Chapman (Ind) Caboolture Labor Ken Hayward Bob O'Sullivan Roy Rogers Raymond De Gruchy (CTA) Ron Fenton (Ind) James Kessels (Ind) Cairns Labor Keith De Lacy Wally Scholtens Callide National Greg Clair Di McCauley Carnarvon National Maurice Passmore Ruth Buchanan Lawrence Springborg Graham Caslick (Ind) Jim Smith (Ind) Chatsworth Labor Terry Mackenroth Jack Butler David Stone Condamine National Bill Murphy Brian Littleproud Cook Labor Steve Bredhauer Bill Rutherford Lester Rosendale James Akee (Ind) David Byrne (Ind) Norman Johnson (Ind) Dan Paterson (Ind) Cooroora National Ray Barber Allen Low Robin Priebe Joseph Roach (Ind) Cunningham National Noel Payne Malcolm Wilson Tony Elliott Currumbin National Michael Batkin Trevor Coomber Leo Gately John Moreland (Dem) Everton Labor Glen Milliner Greg Smith Peter Kuskie Fassifern National Don Petersen Margaret Grevett Kev Lingard Lawrence Hawkins (CEC) Clyde Willis (CEC) Flinders National Noel Robertson Owen Pershouse Bob Katter Harrison Duncan (Ind) Beryl Hunter (Ind) Glass House National Jon Sullivan Errol Johnston Bill Newton Rona Joyner (CTA) Glen Spicer (Dem) Greenslopes National Gary Fenlon Graham Young Leisha Harvey Richard Tiainen (Ind) Gregory National Robert Nilon Dudley Church Vaughan Johnson Leo Baird (Ind) Alan Barton (Ind) Gympie National Geoffrey Brown Bruce Kean Len Stephan Lewis Blayse (UPP) Bruce Chapman (Ind) Adrian McClintock (Ind) Hinchinbrook National George Day Antonino Cardillo Marc Rowell Ron Dunn (Ind) Ipswich Labor David Hamill Ian Vagg Don McNabb (Ind) Ipswich West Labor Don Livingstone Ken Clift Isis National Bill Nunn Fred Kleinschmidt Bob Kerr Lin Powell (Ind) Landsborough National Francis Bowyer Garnet Ross Mike Ahern Santo Ferraro (CI) Lockyer National Marie Klajn Fabius Manners Tony Fitzgerald Bryan Greenham (Ind) Peter McKinlay (Ind) Logan Labor Wayne Goss Peter Carroll Wayne Robertson Lytton Labor Tom Burns Peter Dutton Victor Sirl Mackay Labor Ed Casey Gary Kennedy Greg Williamson Trevor Dempster (Ind) Manly Labor Jim Elder Verlie Farrell Paul Asher Barry Cullen (AAP) Bob George (Dem) Mansfield National Laurel Power David Greig Craig Sherrin Maryborough National Bob Dollin Kevin Mahoney Gilbert Alison Camillo Primavera (CEC) Merthyr Liberal Barbara Dawson Santo Santoro Pat Kelly Mirani National David Robinson Bevin Coleman Jim Randell Moggill Liberal Robyn Campbell David Watson Trevor St Baker James Fredericks (Grn Ind) Mount Coot-tha Liberal Wendy Edmond Lyle Schuntner Geoff Colless Myron Loving (Grn Ind) Mount Gravatt National Judy Spence Guelfi Scassola Ian Henderson Mount Isa Liberal Tony McGrady Peter Beard Stephen Wollaston Mourilyan Labor Bill Eaton Malcolm Taylor Philip Condon (Ind) Mulgrave National Warren Pitt Max Menzel Murrumba Labor Deane Wells Patrick Seeney Phil Benson Nerang National Robert Lee Ray Connor Tom Hynd Harry Howard (Ind) Nicklin National Ian Matthews Bob King Neil Turner Keith Bartholomew (Ind) Bob Borsellino (Dem) Cecil Hamley (Ind) Judith Jackson (Con) Nudgee Labor Ken Vaughan Ronald Nightingale Charles Allsop Nundah Liberal Phil Heath William Knox Russell Parry Peak Downs National Paul Bell Vince Lester Robert Reinke (CEC) Pine Rivers National Margaret Woodgate Rob Akers Graham Harris Yvonne Chapman Trevor Campbell (Ind) John Kennedy (Ind) Port Curtis Labor Bill Prest Ron Streeter Eric Bailey (Ind) Kevin Meyrick (Ind) Redcliffe Liberal Ray Hollis Terry White Robert Quinn Jenny Ballantine-Morris (Ind) Redlands National Darryl Briskey Edward Santagiuliana Paul Clauson Leo Grace (Ind) Geoff Speakman (Dem) Rockhampton Labor Paul Braddy Barry Such Rockhampton North Labor Robert Schwarten Alan Cornick Lee Nevison Len Clampett (CEC) John Harding (CEC) Roma National Ray Johanson Russell Cooper Salisbury Labor Len Ardill Richard Iliff Ross Adams Sandgate Labor Nev Warburton Ronald Nankervis Stephen Purtill Sherwood Liberal Peter Pyke Angus Innes Somerset National Lyn Kally Neil Zabel Bill Gunn Jean Bray (Ind) Rob Lucas (Ind) Noel Qualischefski (Ind) South Brisbane Labor Anne Warner Heather Scantlebury Peter Peters Drew Hutton (Grn Ind) South Coast National Constance Stern Bob Quinn Judy Gamin David Champion (Ind) Southport National Andrew Prenzler Keith Thompson Mick Veivers John Roe (Grn Ind) Eamonn Sherrard (Dem) Springwood National Molly Robson Christopher Macdade Huan Fraser Patsybeth Ridgway (Ind) Stafford Liberal Rod Welford Terry Gygar Robert Hutchinson Gayle Woodrow (Dem) Surfers Paradise National Bruce Farrell John Bradford Rob Borbidge Selwyn Tully (Ind) Tablelands National Alfredo Cattarossi Tom Gilmore Andrew Snowdon (CEC) Thuringowa Labor Ken McElligott Sandra Chesney Reg Fenton Toowong National Janelle Howe Denver Beanland Rodney Hall Neil Kelly (Grn Ind) Toowoomba North National John Flynn John Gouldson Sandy McPhie Vincent Burke (Ind) Toowoomba South National Bill Buchanan Neville Stewart Clive Berghofer Townsville National Ken Davies James Cathcart Tony Burreket Sharon Crowe (Grn Ind) Townsville East Labor Geoff Smith Susanne Luckel Dickway Goon Chew Warrego National Gordon Harding Kevin Trueman Howard Hobbs Warwick National Bev Brennan Peter Beatty Des Booth Bev Shelley (Ind) Whitsunday National Lorraine Bird Barry Gomersall Robert Dawson John Egan (Ind) Geoff Muntz (Ind) Windsor Labor Pat Comben Kaye Harcourt Andrew Hassall Wolston Labor Bob Gibbs Hendrik Schimmel Woodridge Labor Bill D'Arcy Graeme Collins Tom Trethewey Yeronga Liberal Matt Foley Cliff Dee Gordon Fisher
See also 1989 Queensland state election Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1986–1989 Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1989–1992 List of political parties in Australia
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