The Flinders Ranges Council - Area Councillors - 13 September 2021
Area Councillor (2 vacancies) | |
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In September 2021 Electoral Commission SA conducted a supplementary election to fill two vacancies for Area Councillor for The Flinders Ranges Council. The election was required following the resignation of a member of the Council and existing vacancy. |
Candidates | |
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At the close of nominations at 12 noon on Thursday 5 August 2021, a total of 3 nominations were received and accepted for the supplementary election. In accordance with the Local Government (Elections) Act 1999, a draw was held after the close of nominations to determine the order in which names of candidates would appear on the ballot paper and the result of the draw was as follows: Profiles of each of these candidates are available by clicking their names above. |
Timetable | |
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Roll close | 5pm, Wednesday 30 June 2021 |
Opening of nominations | Thursday, 22 July 2021 |
Nominations close |
12 noon, Thursday 5 August 2021 |
Dispatch of ballot material to electors | Tuesday 24 August 2021 to Monday 30 August 2021 |
Close of Voting (Polling Day) | 12 noon, Monday 13 September 2021 |
Scrutiny and count |
1pm, Wednesday 15 September 2021 |
Ballot Paper Draw | |
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The draw for ballot paper order for The Flinders Ranges Council was live streamed from 4pm, Thursday 5 August 2021. A recording of the ballot paper draw is available on YOUTUBE LIVE STREAM RECORDING |
Daily Returns |
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Count Summary | |
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Enrolled voters | 1172 |
Envelopes returned | 474 |
Envelopes accepted |
466 |
Envelopes rejected | 8 |
Ballot papers not returned in envelope | 0 |
Voter participation | 474 (40.44% of the total enrolment) |
Formal votes |
458 |
Informal votes | 8 |
Quota | 153 |
First preference votes | ||
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Below are the first preference votes received by the candidates in the order they appeared on the ballot paper. Percentages have been rounded to two decimal places. | ||
Candidate | First preference votes | Percentage |
BURKE, Maurie | 125 | 27.29% |
CARPENTER, Ian | 190 | 41.48% |
PARKINSON, Ashley J | 143 | 31.22% |
Distribution of preferences |
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After the distribution of preferences Ian CARPENTER and Ashley J PARKINSON obtained quota and were elected. To view the distribution of votes refer to the Flinders Ranges - 2 Area Councillors (FINAL) -15 Sept 2021 (XLS 69 KB) |
Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Executive Board elections 2021
The Executive Board is the governing body of the Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY). Every 3 years the APY Executive Board elections are held to elect members to the Board.
The Board consists of 14 members. There are 7 electorates within the APY Lands and a male and a female will be elected to represent each electorate on the APY Executive Board.
The 2021 periodic elections were initially scheduled to occur in 2020, but were postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Voting took place between 9:30 am and 3:00 pm (CST) on Wednesday 4 August 2021 at a range of locations across the APY Lands, Adelaide, Port Augusta and Alice Springs.
This page contains the results of the 2021 APY Executive Board elections and other relevant information.
On this page
Summary of results
Detailed results for each electorate
Election dates
Voting locations
Electorate maps
More information
Summary of results
Below are the new female and male APY Executive Board members.
Electorate | Female | Male |
Pipalyatjara and Kalka | Yangi-Yangi Fox | Tony Yaluritja Paddy |
Kaltjiti, Irintata and Watinuma | Rita Rolley | Murray George |
Kanpi, Nyapari, Angatja and Watarru | Marita Emily Baker | Anton Witurpa Baker |
Amata and Tjurma | Tjutjana Burton | Owen Burton |
Mimili | Julieanne Campbell | Willy Pompey |
Iwantja, Amuruna, Railway Bore, Witjintitja and Wallatinna | No nominations received. A supplementary election will be held |
Bernard Singer |
Pukatja, Yunyarinyi, Anilalya and Turkey Bore | Makinti Minutjukur | Trevor Y. Adamson |
You can also download a one-page summary which includes all the APY Executive Board election 2021 - final results (PDF 76 KB)
Detailed results for each electorate
Pipalyatjara and Kalka
Pipalyatjara and Kalka
Female vacancy | |
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Outcome | There was only one nomination for the female vacancy, so an electionwas not required. Yangi-Yangi Foxwas elected unopposed. |
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Male vacancy | |
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Candidates |
Two eligible nominations were received for the male board member vacancy:
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Elected | Tony Yaluritja Paddy was elected |
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Vote distribution | ||
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Percentages have been rounded to one decimal place. | ||
Candidates | Votes | Percentages |
Tony Paddy | 24 | 82.8% |
Richard Kanari | 5 | 17.2% |
Count summary | |
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Enrolment: | 137 |
Formal votes: | 29 |
Voter participation: | 21.2% |
Kanpi, Nyapari, Angatja and Watarru
Kanpi, Nyapari, Angatja and Watarru
Female vacancy | |
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Outcome | There was only one nomination for the female vacancy, so an election was not required. Marita Emily Baker was elected unopposed. |
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Male vacancy | |
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Outcome | There was only one nomination for the male vacancy, so an election was not required. Anton Witurpa Baker was elected unopposed. |
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Amata and Tjurma
Amata and Tjurma
Female vacancy | |
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Outcome | There was only one nomination for the female vacancy, so an election was not required. Tjutjana Burton was elected unopposed. |
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Male vacancy | |
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Outcome | There was only one nomination for the male vacancy, so an election was not required. Owen Burton was elected unopposed. |
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Kaltjiti, Irintata and Watinuma
Kaltjiti, Irintata and Watinuma
Female vacancy | |
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Outcome | There was only one nomination for the female vacancy, so an election was not required. Rita Rolley was elected unopposed. |
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Male vacancy | |
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Candidates | Two eligible nominations were received for the male board member vacancy:
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Elected | Murray George was elected |
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Vote distribution | ||
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Percentages have been rounded to one decimal place. | ||
Candidates | Votes | Percentages |
Murray George | 16 | 53.3% |
Sam Ken | 14 | 46.7% |
Count summary | |
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Enrolment: | 165 |
Formal votes: | 30 |
Voter participation: | 18.2% |
Pukatja, Yunyarinyi, Anilalya and Turkey Bore
Pukatja, Yunyarinyi, Anilalya and Turkey Bore
Female vacancy | |
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Candidates | Two eligible nominations were received for the female board member vacancy:
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Elected |
Makinti Minutjukur was elected |
Vote distribution | ||
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Percentages have been rounded to one decimal place. | ||
Candidates | Votes | Percentages |
Sharon Eve Ah Chee | 23 | 41.1% |
Makinti Minutjukur | 33 | 58.9% |
Male vacancy | |
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Candidates | Two eligible nominations were received for the male board member vacancy:
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Elected |
Trevor Y. Adamson was elected |
Vote distribution | ||
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Percentages have been rounded to one decimal place. | ||
Candidates | Votes | Percentages |
Trevor Y. Adamson | 32 | 57.1% |
Gary Lewis | 24 | 42.9% |
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Enrolment: | 318 |
Formal votes: | 56 |
Voter participation: | 17.6% |
Mimili
Mimili
Female vacancy | ||
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Outcome | There was only one nomination for the female vacancy, so an election was not required. Julieanne Campbell was elected unopposed. | |
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Male vacancy | ||
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Outcome |
There was only one nomination for the male vacancy, so an election was not required. Willy Pompey was elected unopposed. |
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Iwantja, Amuruna, Railway Bore, Witjintitja and Wallatinna
Iwantja, Amuruna, Railway Bore, Witjintitja and Wallatinna
Female vacancy |
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No eligible nominations were received to fill the vacant position for a female on the APY Executive Board, so a new election will be organised soon. If you are a female Aṉangu and you are interested in representing your community of Iwantja, Amuruna, Railway Bore, Witjintitja and Wallatinna on the Board, keep an eye out for information about the new election on ECSA's website or on posters in your local store. |
Male vacancy | |
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Outcome | There was only one nomination for the male vacancy, so an election was not required. Bernard Singer was elected unopposed. |
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Election dates
Event | Date |
Roll close | 5pm, Friday 30 April 2021 |
Opening of nominations | Monday 24 May 2021 |
Nominations close | 4pm, Monday 31 May 2021 |
Declaration of nominations | Wednesday 14 July 2021 |
Voting Day | Wednesday 4 August 2021 |
Voting locations
Voting took place on Wednesday 4 August 2021 at the following locations:
APY LANDS
- Pipalyatjara Aṉangu School
- Murputja Education Centre
- Amata Aṉangu School
- Fregon Aṉangu School
- Ernabella Aṉangu School
- Mimili Aṉangu School
- Indulkana Aṉangu School
NORTHERN TERRITORY
Alice Springs Hospital
6 Gap Rd, The Gap
Voting will be available from 9:30am to 11:30am (CST) on Wednesday 4 August 2021.
PORT AUGUSTA
Australian Electoral Commission
Northern Gateway Cnr Marryatt and Jervois St, Port Augusta
Voting will be available from 9.30am to 3pm (CST) on Wednesday 4 August 2021.
ADELAIDE
Electoral Commission SA
Level 6, 60 Light Square, Adelaide
Voting will be available from 9.30am to 3pm (CST) on Wednesday 4 August 2021.
Royal Adelaide Hospital
Port Rd, Adelaide
Voting will be available from 1:30pm to 3pm (CST) on Wednesday 4 August 2021.
Kanggawodli Caring House
16-22 Clements St. Dudley Park
Voting will be available from 9:30am to 11:30am (CST) on Wednesday 4 August 2021.
Electorate maps
There are seven electorates within the APY Lands. Each electorate is represented by one male and one female on the APY Executive Board.
Map of all seven electorates
APY Electoral Boundaries Map (PDF 2.5 MB)
Maps of each electorate
- Pipalyatjara Kalka Map (PDF 1.14 MB)
- Kanpi Nyapari Angatja Watarru (PDF 1.16 MB)
- Amata Tjurma Map (PDF 225 KB)
- Kaltjiti Irintata Watinuma Map (PDF 223 KB)
- Pukatja Yunyarinyi Anilalya Turkey Bore Map (PDF 240 KB)
- Mimili Map (PDF 223 KB)
- Iwantja Amuruna Railway Bore Witjintitja Wallatinna Ma (PDF 229 KB)
For more information about electorates visit our APY electorates webpage APY Electorates.
More information
For more information about the elections you can call us on 1300 655 232 (free call) or email us using the contact request form.
For more information about the APY Executive Board, visit the Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara website.
The legislation governing the APY Board and elections is the Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Land Rights Act 1981.
Our website also has past APY Executive Board election results.
Image on homepage slider by Aṉangu artist Audrey Brumby.
Kangaroo Island candidates profiles - Area Councillor - 1 March 2021
Kangaroo Island Council - Area Councillor - 1 March 2021
Richard Cotterill is a resident of American River, and has lived there permanently since retiring four years ago. He has been a property owner on Kangaroo Island for 16 years. Before retirement, he worked in Federal, State and Local Government for more than 30 years, initially with the Australian Customs Service, and then with the NSW Rural Fire Service. He was responsible for the management of budgets, resources and personnel, emergency management and a role with the Professional Standards Unit. He holds a Graduate Certificate in Management from Curtin University. Since retiring to Kangaroo Island, he has joined the CFS and is active with his brigade. He is currently the President of American River Community and Sports Association (The Shed), and is President of American River Progress Association. He has no affiliations with any political party and no vested commercial interests. Email
Contact details: 0497 332 227
A sea change to a paradise known as Kangaroo Island in July 2020 has prompted me to nominate for a position on Council. As a visitor to the Island over the past 22 years I have seen the Island grow from an unknown haven to a thriving tourist destination. I am currently enjoying my new challenge as Owner/Operator of the American River Post Office and General Store where I have been sincerely welcomed by locals, seasonal and first- time visitors. Home is now in American River where I have found fabulous people, great food, and magnificent scenery. Although being relatively new to the Island as a resident, I believe I can contribute to the commitment of the council to move forward and make serviceable improvements whilst maintaining the tranquil grandeur of the island. Email:
Contact details: 0418 894 075
I am a semi-retired urban planner and passionate Islander with broad life experience. My professional experience includes two decades working with local government, big and small. That work involves developing and managing policy and projects that add real value to peoples lives. As a local, I've enjoyed the privilege of working with our highly motivated KI community to improve the local place and access experience. I am a CFS volunteer. I've worked closely with the Penneshaw Progress Association to draft the '2040 Vision' document - see website https://davidmepham.wordpress.com. As a Councillor, I will work constructively with Council, business, and the community to build on those things we do well and exploit the opportunities to do better. I will work to add value and resilience to our economy and enhance the highly respected 'KI' brand, while protecting the natural and lifestyle qualities that make KI that place we call home.
Contact details: 0410 629 035
City of Unley candidate profiles - Parkside Ward - 7 September 2020
City of Unley - Parkside Ward - 9 Sept 2020
A local resident in Parkside, who also lives in your Ward, I'm running in this election to ensure that we continue to enjoy our green, shady and 'cool' suburbs; a community where over-development is averted, local history and heritage is maintained and acknowledged, and where responsible and proactive waste management exists. I aim to address traffic problems and advocate for equitable funds for our Ward, coupled with downward pressure on rates; ensuring attention is given to footpaths, roads and nurturing our loved and enjoyed open spaces, preserving our village atmosphere and growing our communal facilities. My experience working across government and with the community has developed my understanding of local issues, with recent events demonstrating the importance of communities and our local businesses being connected to and supporting one another. I will represent your interests to the best of my ability, striving for a diverse, inclusive and accessible City.
Contact details: 0477 228 844
I'm a proud resident of the Parkside ward. It's an amazing place to live! It's where I was raised and schooled, right through from reception to year 12 ('01). The vibrant streets, the local businesses and the people are inspiring. I'd like to be your voice to drive and achieve great outcomes for our community. I'm friendly, well-educated and inclusive. I think big and I listen to all ideas. I'm passionate about: Safe streets to drive, ride and walk. Fun and creative spaces for kids to play during family time. Maintaining and improving the character and charm of the area. Flourishing environments and beautiful public spaces. Effective services and amenities for all ages and stages of life. Supported community groups and local businesses. Improving communication between locals and council and keeping within budget constraints. Learn more about me and get in touch at www.brentforunley.com
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Ryan Harrison has had experience in a small business. Since 2010 Ryan has been the Responsible Manager for an Australian Credit licence. He has experience in glass manufacturing working as a Line Leader and as a Health Safety Representative. Ryan's family has lived in the Parkside area since the 1940s. He attended local schools. Currently he lives with his wife and young son in the Unley area and supports the Sturt football club. Ryan was an Army Reservist. He served as an infantry soldier and graduated from Royal Military College Duntroon in 2001. Ryan served in 9 Combat Support Services Battalion at Warradale and Norforce Darwin. Ryan has a passion for sustainability. He seeks to increase Council services and to improve public areas to promote greater community participation. Ryan Harrison is a voice for honest representation. Email:
Contact details: 0404 910 000
As a resident of Parkside for the past 13 years, I am proud of the welcoming, diverse, friendly community we live in. I am married and we have recently become parents for the first time and love living in this community. I am a physiotherapist, and have previously run my own small business for over 10 years. If elected to Council, I am committed to making our footpaths safer for prams, wheelchairs and pedestrians. This is so important to residents of all ages in terms of increasing physical activity, mobility and preventing falls. I will work hard to keep council rates low, without compromising on the amenities and services we enjoy. I aim to protect and enhance playgrounds and parks for all residents including those with children and dogs. I cycle to work daily and am committed to improving the current cycle network. Email
Contact details: 0466 412 772
I am passionate about our community and making it even better. I know that what matters for each member of the community is to have a voice and enjoy clean and safe streets. Having degrees in Law and Politics and being a small business owner, I am very committed to responsible fiscal stewardship, especially in these difficult times. Having served on Unley Council, 2014-2018, I know how the Council operates and how to get things done. I have always supported to limit any increase in rates to CPI+1 percent, despite other's calls to go higher. I am committed to a rate freeze until the economy recovers. Its time Council starts planning long term, invest in projects that deliver savings and make our community more sustainable, like solar with batteries for all Council buildings, capturing and reusing more stormwater. I ask for support to be your voice.
Contact details: 0422 669 253
I've lived in the City of Unley for the best part of 40 years and I know Parkside well. I'm passionate about working for our community and have previously served on the Unley Development Assessment Panel. Currently, I'm Chair of the Council-initiated Unley Bicycle User Group. I am employed in the University sector and have worked as a consultant for local government on community, infrastructure and transport projects. I see Parkside regenerating with new, diverse families enriching our community. But Parkside is also under redevelopment pressure and broader challenges. As your representative, I'm committed to: ensuring redevelopment is human-scale and sympathetic to Parkside's character; championing Unley's leadership in addressing climate change and creating resilient communities; maintaining and creatively expanding our high quality green-spaces and promoting active travel; listening to and keeping residents informed; fostering responsive services that meet diverse, changing community needs; ensuring financial responsibility. Facebook, www.engagingunley.net
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