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1988 South Coast state by-election

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and former Young Nationals president who had been expelled from the National Party, ran as an independent with Sir Joh's verbal endorsement. Bruce Whiteside, founder of the anti-Japanese investment group "Heart of a Nation", also nominated, although his New Zealand citizenship posed a public
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The by-election attracted a field of ten candidates. With South Coast being a reliably conservative electorate, the two most notable candidates were therefore those of the
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perception problem for his campaign given the number of New Zealand companies buying up land in the Gold Coast.
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Roberts, Greg (15 August 1988). "An embittered old warhorse sharpens his political knife for some scalping".
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Judy Gamin of the National Party prevailed narrowly over the Liberal Party's Bob Quinn.
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The seat was retained by the National Party with the election of candidate
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by-elections, winning South Coast was seen as critical by the Nationals.
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on 28 August 1988. It was triggered by the resignation of sitting
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Details of polling at general election held on 2 December 1989
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Index

South Coast state by-election, 1988
Legislative Assembly of Queensland
South Coast
National Party
Russ Hinze
Judy Gamin
Russ Hinze
1966 state election
Country Party
South Coast
Joh Bjelke-Petersen
Fitzgerald Inquiry
Mike Ahern
Barambah state
Groom federal
National Party
Liberal Party
Judy Gamin
Bob Quinn
Lindsay Hartwig
Callide
Citizens Electoral Council
Joh Bjelke-Petersen
National
Judy Gamin
Liberal
Bob Quinn
Labor
Independent
Citizens Electoral Council

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