Martin Tenni information

Martin James Tenni (4 April 1934 – 20 October 2019) was an Australian politician. He was a Member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly. Martin Tenni...

Succeeded by Martin Tenni Minister for Mines and Energy In office 25 September 1989 – 7 December 1989 Premier Russell Cooper Preceded by Martin Tenni Succeeded...

William Gardner December 1939– : J. M. Brown 1950: J. M. Brown 1973–1976: Martin Tenni, Member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly for Barron River The following...

7 Dennis Young Liberal   Barron River   Labor Bill Wood 3.4 -4.1 0.7 Martin Tenni National   Belmont   Labor Fred Newton 14.9 -18.5 3.6 David Byrne Liberal...

Beryce Nelson 4.11 -5.29 1.18 John Goss   Liberal Barron River   National Martin Tenni 4.04 -11.54 7.50 Dr Lesley Clark   Labor Broadsound   National Denis...

Member Party Term   Bill Wood Labor 1972–1974   Martin Tenni National 1974–1989   Lesley Clark Labor 1989–1995   Lyn Warwick Liberal 1995–1998   Lesley...

Howard Hobbs NAT 3.74% Redlands Paul Clauson NAT 3.83% Barron River Martin Tenni NAT 4.04% Aspley Beryce Nelson NAT 4.11% Greenslopes Leisha Harvey NAT...

Ashgrove John Greenwood LIB 0.4% Stafford Terry Gygar LIB 0.7% Barron River Martin Tenni NAT 0.8% Mount Isa Angelo Bertoni NAT 0.9% Windsor Bob Moore LIB 1.3%...

National Jim Horton Joh Bjelke-Petersen Barron River National Terry Doyle Martin Tenni Bowen Labor Ken Smyth Jeanette Hunter Jim Turner Brisbane Central Labor...

for Barron River In office 2 December 1989 – 15 July 1995 Preceded by Martin Tenni Succeeded by Lyn Warwick In office 13 June 1998 – 9 September 2006 Preceded...

John Camp Dennis Young (Lib) Denis Cochran Barron River Labor Bill Wood Martin Tenni (Nat) Douglas McClarty John Lamb (AP) Belmont Labor Fred Newton David...

Member Party Term   Bill Wood Labor 1972–1974   Martin Tenni National 1974–1989   Lesley Clark Labor 1989–1995   Lyn Warwick Liberal 1995–1998   Lesley...

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Gilbert Alison NAT 0.03% Pine Rivers Yvonne Chapman NAT 0.4% Barron River Martin Tenni NAT 3.2% Caboolture Bill Newton NAT 3.3% Toowoomba North Sandy McPhie...

Colombian Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Medellín (1998–2010). Martin Tenni, 85, Australian politician, member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly...

National / Liberal seats (59) Marginal Barron River Martin Tenni NAT 0.2% Mourilyan Vicky Kippin NAT 0.3% Stafford Terry Gygar LIB 0.5% Mount Isa Angelo...

Queensland state election: Barron River Party Candidate Votes % ±% National Martin Tenni 7,236 42.7 -7.5 Labor Keith De Lacy 7,668 45.2 -4.6 Liberal Lionel Van...

John Hunt Joh Bjelke-Petersen (Nat) Barron River National Keith De Lacy Martin Tenni (Nat) Brisbane Central Liberal Brian Davis Dennis Young (Lib) Dennis...

Bjelke-Petersen Henry Collins (Ind) Barron River National Keith De Lacy Martin Tenni Lionel Van Dorssen Bruce Alexander (Dem) Brisbane Central Labor Brian...

Queensland state election: Barron River Party Candidate Votes % ±% National Martin Tenni 7,663 50.2 +3.0 Labor Keith De Lacy 7,593 49.8 +2.1 Total formal votes...

Queensland state election: Barron River Party Candidate Votes % ±% National Martin Tenni 10,966 53.2 +10.5 Labor Wendy Lilja 9,642 46.8 +1.6 Total formal votes...

National Fred Hoberg Joh Bjelke-Petersen Barron River National Wendy Lilja Martin Tenni Brisbane Central Labor Brian Davis Rodney Daniel Bulimba Labor Ron McLean...

Queensland state election: Barron River Party Candidate Votes % ±% National Martin Tenni 7,990 54.0 -1.1 Labor Terry Doyle 6,795 46.0 +1.1 Total formal votes...

held on 16 October 1976. This by-election was caused by the resignation of Martin Hanson, who died a day later. It was held on 29 May 1976. Preferences were...