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Bob Chynoweth

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Dunkley was one of a number of new seats created as a consequence of the enlargement of parliament. The seat took in much of the urban area previously covered by Flinders, and was considered a safer bet for a Labor candidate than the redistributed Flinders. (Dunkley was created with a notional
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two-party margin of Labor 53.2% to Liberal 46.8%. Flinders had a notional post-redistribution two-party margin of Labor 50.7% to Liberal 49.3%.) Chynoweth won the seat of Dunkley at the
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transformed Dunkley from a marginal Labor seat into a seat with a notional Liberal majority. Chynoweth re-contested the redistributed Dunkley but lost to Liberal candidate
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held in December 1982. Ward did not become the candidate again due to dissatisfaction with his candidacy at the by-election.
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at that election. However, he was to make a comeback to politics by winning back the seat of Dunkley at the
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of electoral boundaries in 1984, Chynoweth opted to contest the seat of
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Members of the Australian House of Representatives for Flinders
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Members of the Australian House of Representatives for Dunkley
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Australian Labor Party members of the Parliament of Australia
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Index

Australian Parliament
Flinders
Peter Reith
Peter Reith
Australian Parliament
Dunkley
Frank Ford
Frank Ford
Bruce Billson
Richmond, Victoria
Australian
Australian Labor Party
Australian Labor Party
Australian House of Representatives
Richmond
Melbourne
Cornish
federal election
landslide
Bob Hawke
Labor
Flinders
Liberal
Peter Reith
by-election
redistribution
Dunkley
preselection
left faction
National Executive

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