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Candidates for Tasmanian Election March 2014 (* Sitting Members in Bold ) Candidates for Tasmanian Election March 2014 (* sitting members in bold ) Electorate of BASS Labor candidates Postal Address Phone Email address Andrew Connor Meander Valley Councillor 0435277745 [email protected] Adam Gore 2ndFl 63 Salamanca place Hobart 7000 0447062436 [email protected] Senka Mujik 2nd Fl 63 Salamanca Place Hobart 7000 62247255 [email protected] Michelle O'Byrne 53 St John St L'ton 7250 63362685 [email protected] Brian Wightman 53 St John St L'ton 7250 63362637 [email protected] Liberal candidates Leonie Mc Nair PO Box 373 Newstead 7250 0418353660 [email protected] Sarah Courtney PO Box 5140 Launceston 7250 0474128838 [email protected] Michael Ferguson PO Box 537 L'ton 7250 63362427 [email protected] Peter Gutwein 4th Fl.Henty HouseL'ton 7250 63362671 [email protected] Barry Jarvis Dorset Councillor [email protected] Green candidates Kim Booth 1st Fl Henty House Civic Sq L'ton 7250 6362294 [email protected] Amy Tyler GPO Box 1132 Hobart 7001 62369334 [email protected] Palmer candidates Chris Dobson Mark Hines Tim Parish George Town Councillor Independent candidates Brett Lucas only listed contact is Facebook Electorate of BRADDON Labor Candidates Darryl Bessell lives in Smithton Brenton Best 68 Rooke St Devonport 7310 64217889 [email protected] Shane Broad C/- Gawler PO Gawler 7315 0418276239 [email protected] Bryan Green 80B Wilson St. Burnie7320 64346252 [email protected] Justine Keay Devonport City Council Alderman [email protected] Liberal Candidates Adam Brooks 64 Wilson St Burnie 7320 64346391 [email protected] Kyron Howell c/- 2/24 Murray St Hobart 7000 62241015 kyron. [email protected] Roger Jaensch c/- 2/24 Murray St Hobart 7000 6224105 [email protected] Jeremy Rockliff 476bBest St Devonport 7310 64217930 [email protected] Joan Rylah c/- 2/24 Murray St Hobart 7000 6224105 [email protected] Green Candidates Chris Cornell GPO Box 1132 Hobart 7001 62369334 [email protected] Melissa Houghton GPO Box 1132 Hobart 7001 62369334 [email protected] Philip Nicholas GPO Box 1132 Hobart 7001 62369334 [email protected] Paul O'Halloran 1b Reiby St Ulverstone 7315 64298500 [email protected] Sally O'Wheel GPO Box 1132 Hobart 7000 62369334 [email protected] Palmer Candidates Scott Alexander Kevin Morgan [email protected] Julian Brown Kevin Deakin Waratah Wynyard Councillor Steven Green Burnie City Alderman National candidates Ken Dorsey Electorate of DENISON Labor candidates Julian Amos PO Box 95 Battery Point 7000 0412125656 [email protected] Scott Bacon 353 Main Road Glenorchy 7010 62338874 [email protected] Sharon Carnes PO Box 386 Moonah 7009 0487950168 [email protected] Alphonse Mulumba 2Fl 63 Salamanca Place Hobart 7000 62247255 [email protected] Madeleine Ogilvie 2Fl 63 Salamanca place Hobart 7000 62247255 [email protected] Liberal candidates Elise Archer PO Box426 Moonah 7009 62335995 [email protected] Deborah de Williams PO Box 248 Hobart 7000 0418350794 [email protected] Matthew Groom 237 Sandy Bay Rd Sandy Bay 7005 62332433 [email protected] Rene Kling Box 104 Hobart 7000 0421314984 [email protected] Robert Mallett 2/24 Murray St Hobart 7000 62241015 Green candidates Penelope Ann GPO Box 1132 Hobart 7001 62369334 [email protected] Philip Cocker Hobart City Councillor 62369334 [email protected] Bill Harvey 148 Davey St Hobart 7000 62369334 [email protected] Cassy O'Connor 1-113 Main Rd Moonah 7009 62338300 [email protected] Alan Whykes GPO Box 1132 Hobart 7001 62369334 [email protected] Palmer candidates Barbara Etter 145 King St Sandy Bay 7005 0477298661 [email protected] Charles Forrest Mark Grube Socialist Alliance candidate Shane Stephen Independent candidates Lucas Noyes 47a Butler Ave Moonah 7009 Hans Willink 799 Acton Rd Acton 7170 0418121896 [email protected] Marti Zucco only listed contact is Facebook Electorate of FRANKLIN Labor candidates Heather Chong 331 Fingerpost Rd Richmond 7025 0408604509 [email protected] Julie Dick 2Fl 63 Salamanca Place Hobart 7000 62247255 [email protected] Lara Giddings 11th Fl. 15 Murray St Hobart 7000 62333464 [email protected] Russell Mitchell 2Fl 63 salamanca place hobart 7000 62247255 [email protected] David O'Byrne 9th Fl 15 Murray St Hobart 7000 62338892 [email protected] Liberal candidates Sue Bastone 2/24 Murray St Hobart 7000 62241015 [email protected] Paul Harriss 16 Main St Huonville 7109 62648485 [email protected] Will Hodgman Parliament House Hobart 7000 62122191 [email protected] Jacquie Petrusma PO Box 200 Rokeby 7019 6214600 [email protected] Nic Street PO Box 205 Blackmans Bay 7052 0418573554 [email protected] Greens candidates Nick McKim Level l 162 Macquarie St Hobart 7000 62338300 [email protected] Rosalie Woodruff GPO Box 1132 Hobart 7001 62369334 [email protected] Palmer candidates Michael Figg John Peers PO Box 11 Lindisfarne 7015 62437914 [email protected] Luke Rutherford Con Spiliopoulos Debra Thurley 0400662382 [email protected] Socialist Alliance Jenny Forward Electorate of LYONS Labor candidates Darren Clark 2Fl 63 Salamanca Place Hobart 7000 62247255 [email protected] Jessey Dillon 2Fl 63 Salamanca Place Hobart 7000 62247255 [email protected] Bob Gordon PO Box 4659 Bathurst St PO 0487219480 [email protected] David Llewellyn 11 Corinth St Howrah 7018 0418122048 [email protected] Rebecca White 33 Cole St Sorell 7011 62656644 [email protected] Liberal candidates Guy Barnett PO Box 80 Evandale 7212 0428622333 [email protected] Bertrand Cadart Mayor Glamorgan Spring Bay Council (Facebook) Martyn Evans 2/24 Murray St Hobart 7000 62241015 [email protected] Rene Hidding 17a Marlborough st Longford 7301 63977411 rene.hidding @parliament.tas.gov.au Mark Shelton 17a Marlborough st Longford 730163977411 [email protected] Green candidates Tim Morris Shop9 Cove Hill Shopping Centre Bridgewater 62633801 [email protected] Pip Brinklow GPO Box 1132 Hobart 7001 62369334 [email protected] Palmer candidates Mark Grewar Wayne Shoobridge Derwent Valley Councillor Quentin von Stieglitz [email protected] National candidates Craig Davey Vlad Gala Independent candidates Paul Belcher 2/3 Howlett Court Brighton 7030 0424879829 [email protected] NB : most candidates also have a Facebook page and can be easily found .
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