South Eastern Water Conservation and Drainage Board Elections
Elections for the South Eastern Water Conservation and Drainage Board are held every four years.
The board has one member for each of the following electoral zones - Central Electoral Zone, Northern Electoral Zone and Southern Electoral Zone. The role of the South Eastern Water Conservation and Drainage Board is to provide an effective system of managing surface water of the non-urban lands in the South East, by conserving, draining, altering the flow of, or utilising that water in any manner.
- South Eastern Water Conservation and Drainage Board Supplementary Election 2025 (current)
- South Eastern Water Conservation and Drainage Board 2024
- South Eastern Water Conservation and Drainage Board 2020
More information
- South Eastern Water Conservation and Drainage Board
- South Eastern Water Conservation and Drainage Act 1992
Architectural Practice Board of South Australia 2020
| Elected candidates | |
|---|---|
| Elected 1 | Enzo Caroscio |
| Elected 2 | Dario Salvatore |
| Elected 3 | Sarah Burge |
Results
This result was determined under the proportional representation system of counting as required under the regulations.
During the counting and distribution of votes, candidate Jock Smylie was excluded and the remaining two candidates contesting the final vacancy, Simon Frost and Sarah Burge were tied with 57 votes. At the last preceding count, candidate Simon Frost had obtained 53 votes and candidate Sarah Burge had obtained 55 votes.
Therefore, as candidate Sarah Burge had obtained a larger number of votes at the last preceding count she was elected, pursuant to Clause 2(k) of the regulations, and the outcome of the election was as follows:
| Candidates | First Preference Votes | Elected/Excluded | Votes at Election/Exclusion |
| SALVATORE, Dario | 53 | Elected 2 | 59 |
| FROST, Simon | 38 | 57 | |
| CAROSCIO, Enzo | 82 | Elected 1 | 59 |
| BURGE, Sarah | 34 | Elected 3 Countback | 57 |
| SMYLIE, Jock | 28 | Excluded | 31 |
More information
For more information, visit the Architectural Practice Board of South Australia ,or refer to the Architectural Practice Act 2009 and the Architectural Practice (Election) Regulations 2010 .
Architectural Practice Board of South Australia
Elections for the Architectural Practice Board of South Australia are held every three years. The board is composed of three elected members and four other appointed members.
Election of three (3) Registered Architects to the Board
An election is to be held to appoint three registered Architects to the Architectural Practice Board of South Australia, in accordance with the Architectural Practice (Election) Regulations 2025.
Key Dates
Nominations open: Monday 29 September 2025
Nominations close: 12 noon, Friday 10 October 2025
Eligibility
All registered Architects listed on the roll as of 5pm Friday 26 September 2025 are eligible to nominate and vote in the election. Please note: Board members may not serve consecutive terms exceeding a total of nine years.
How to Nominate
Will be added 23 September 2025
Voting Information
If an election is required, ballot materials will be mailed to eligible voters starting Thursday 16 October 2025. Voting will close at 12 noon on Wednesday 5 November 2025.
Previous Elections
Architectural Practice Board of South Australia 2020
Architectural Practice Board of South Australia - 2020 (PDF 66 KB)
More information
For more information, visit the Architectural Practice Board of South Australia
website, or refer to the Architectural Practice Act 2009 .
Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Executive Board
Elections for the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Executive Board are held every 3 years.
The Executive Board is the governing body of the Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands. 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 (community/homeland group).
The Board handles things like roads, buildings, mining, and other important matters for the community.