Gabriel Thomas Dadour AM (19 April 1925 – 17 March 2011) was an Australian doctor and politician who was a member of the Legislative Assembly of Western...

Dadour is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: Kaysar Dadour (born 1989), Syrian-Brazilian actor Tom Dadour (1925–2011), Australian doctor...

Claude Corbett, journalist Harold Corbett, rugby league player and soldier Tom Dadour, doctor and politician Dick Daley, rugby league player Jim Davis, rugby...

Subiaco following the retirement of long-serving Liberal-turned-independent Tom Dadour. In 1988, following the sudden departure of Brian Burke as Premier, she...

claimed the decision was made without consultation with Liberal MPs. Tom Dadour, the Liberal member for Subiaco, was outspoken against the decision. A...

Hugh Guthrie Liberal Country League 1959–1968   Liberal 1968–1971   Dr Tom Dadour Liberal 1971–1984   Independent 1984–1986   Dr Carmen Lawrence Labor 1986–1989...

from the Labor Party in September 1981 after Brian Burke became leader. Tom Dadour Subiaco 1984–1986 Resigned from the Liberal Party in 1984 over policy...

Australian state election: Subiaco Party Candidate Votes % ±% Liberal Tom Dadour 6,339 49.9 Labor Phillip Hall 5,241 41.3 National Alliance Francis Dwyer...

The 1980 Western Australian state election was held on 23 February 1980. Tom Evans MLA (Kalgoorlie) John Troy MLA (Fremantle) Don Cooley MLC (North-East...

retirement in 1971, and was followed by local GP Dr Tom Dadour. The seat's final member, elected after Dadour's retirement, was Carmen Lawrence, later to become...

Potter Member for Subiaco 1959–1971 Succeeded by Tom Dadour Preceded by John Hearman Speaker of the Legislative Assembly 1968–1971 Succeeded by Merv Toms...

Australian state election: Subiaco Party Candidate Votes % ±% Liberal Tom Dadour 5,338 46.8 -1.1 Labor Dennis Kemp 4,595 40.3 -6.1 Democratic Labor Francis...

Eric Bromilow Glen Mitchell Matt Stephens Subiaco Liberal Phillip Hall Tom Dadour Francis Dwyer Ronald Hislop (Aust) Swan Labor Jack Skidmore Douglas Ismail...

Brookes (Ind) Duncan Hordacre (Ind Country) Subiaco Liberal Dennis Kemp Tom Dadour Francis Dwyer Patrick Holland (DOGS) Swan Labor John Brady Paul McLaughlin...

Dale Cyril Rushton LIB 0.06% Murchison-Eyre Peter Coyne LIB 1.3% Subiaco Tom Dadour LIB 1.6% Albany Leon Watt LIB 2.3% Mount Lawley Ray O'Connor LIB 3.4%...

Moore 1974–1989 Tom Dadour Liberal Subiaco 1971–1986 Ron Davies Labor Victoria Park 1961–1986 David Evans Labor Warren 1968–1989 Tom Evans Labor Kalgoorlie...

members. By May, Friends of the Railway, led by Liberal member for Subiaco Tom Dadour, had gathered 100,000 signatures on a petition against the closure and...

MLA (Melville) Harry Fletcher MLA (Fremantle) Donald May MLA (Clontarf) Tom Hartrey MLA (Boulder-Dundas) Ross Hutchinson MLA (Cottesloe) Arthur Griffith...

National   Mount Marshall   Liberal Bill McNee 5.7*** N/A 3.3 Mort Schell National   Subiaco   Independent Tom Dadour 1.6** 3.3 1.7* Carmen Lawrence Labor  ...

Peter Coyne LIB 13.8% Darling Range George Spriggs LIB 14.0% Subiaco Tom Dadour LIB 14.1% East Melville Des O'Neil LIB 15.5% Kalamunda Ian Thompson LIB...

Troy won on 8 October. 2 In 1984, the Liberal member for Subiaco, Dr Tom Dadour, left his party. He served out his term as an independent. 3 On 17 August...

Skinner (Lib) Matt Stephens (Nat) Subiaco Liberal William Bartholomaeus Tom Dadour (Lib) Vasse Liberal Dane Carroll Barry Blaikie (Lib) Stewart Melville...

Jim Clarko LIB 4.0% Fairly safe Wellington June Craig LIB 6.1% Subiaco Tom Dadour LIB 6.4% Dale Cyril Rushton LIB 6.5% Murchison-Eyre Peter Coyne LIB 7...

Darling Range Ian Thompson LIB 3.0% Murray Ewart Runciman LIB 3.2% Subiaco Tom Dadour LIB 4.9% Fairly safe Dale Cyril Rushton LIB 6.0% Mount Lawley Ray O'Connor...

Australian state election: Subiaco Party Candidate Votes % ±% Liberal Tom Dadour 8,175 63.9 -0.2 Labor Marcelle Anderson 4,613 36.1 +0.2 Total formal votes...

election, but two seats were uncontested: the seat of Collie, held by Labor's Tom Jones and representing 8,854 electors, and East Melville, won by the Liberals'...

somewhat troubled due in part to the inconsistent support of Liberal MLA Dr Tom Dadour and the 1978 split of the National Country Party, with a breakaway National...

Australian state election: Subiaco Party Candidate Votes % ±% Liberal Tom Dadour 7,108 51.6 Labor William Bartholomaeus 6,666 48.4 Total formal votes 13...

Australian state election: Subiaco Party Candidate Votes % ±% Liberal Tom Dadour 8,690 64.1 Labor Wendy Fatin 4,868 35.9 Total formal votes 13,558 97.7...

Liberal Wellington 1974–1983 Bert Crane National Country Moore 1974–1989 Dr Tom Dadour Liberal Subiaco 1971–1986 David Evans Labor Warren 1968–1989 Ron Davies...