We need more Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as elected representatives on councils in NSW. With a new round of NSW local government elections ...

In the 2016 and 2017 local government elections, women made up just 31% of local councillors and only 28% of mayors, even though half of the state's.

If you care about the area that you live or work in and the issues facing local people, you could be a councillor. There are no formal qualifications required.

The Office of Local Government provides workshops and resources for newly elected and returning councillors. We have developed a range of resources aimed at ...

How do I get elected? 35. Am I eligible to nominate as a candidate for election? 35. When do ordinary local government elections take.

Curious about running in the local government election in 2024? Access our candidate resource bank and tailored online courses for local councils in NSW.

If you are passionate about what happens in your local community becoming a councillor is an opportunity to make a difference and to represent the interests ...

You won't be able to stand for council unless you are nominated as a candidate. You do this by lodging a $125 Nomination Deposit and submitting a package.

The voting period for the AICD Division Council Elections closed on 18 September 2024 at 5.00pm (AEST/Sydney Time). The votes were counted on 19 September 2024.