Who is leaving, who is staying? Here are the candidates for Kyogle Council elections

Three of the current nine councillors are leaving, six are running. From the left: Tom Cooper, James Murray, Kylie Webster, Maggie May, Rob Cullen, Janet Wilson, Hayden Doolan, Danielle Mulholland and John Burley.

Susanna Freymark

So far, the NSW Electoral Commission website lists 17 candidates running in the Kyogle Council elections.

Kyogle LGA is split into three wards and there are five candidates in Ward A and B and seven in Ward C.

IndyNR.com will let you know if any more candidates are added as the Electoral Commission processes registrations and updates its website.

Out of the nine current councillors, six are running again – Rob Cullen, Tom Cooper, John Burley, Danielle Mulholland, James Murray and Janet Wilson.

Mayor Kylie Webster and councillors Hayden Doolan and Maggie May are not running in the election. Read more about their goodbyes here.

Below are your choices for each ward as listed so far, more names may come in. Voting is on September 14.

A Ward

Kieran Somerville, Toonumbar

Naomi Worrall, Kyogle

Brett McNamara, West Wiangaree

Janet Wilson, Geneva

Doug Layton, Kyogle

B Ward

Olivia Taylor, Gradys Creek

Glenn Robinson, Kyogle

John Burley, Horse Station Creek

Neil Summerville, Sextonville

Robert Cullen, Afterlee

C Ward

Danielle Mulholland, Gradys Creek

Ian Murrell, Cougal

Simon Dejoux, Gradys Creek

Earle Grundy, Bonalbo

Tom Cooper, Gorge Creek

Robin Harley, Smiths Creek

James Murray, Gradys Creek

IndyNR.com will be asking the candidates the same questions and publishing their answers.

Do you have a question you’d like to ask? Send it to indynr.com@gmail.com and put Kyogle election question in the email title.

There is a lot more information to come – about the candidates, local issues, and the referendum being held at the Kyogle Council elections.

Bonalbo has already organised a Meet the Candidates session at the Bonalbo Bowling Club on Thursday, August 29 at 5.30pm. Put it in your diary, more information to come.

The elected councillors will walk through these doors after the September 14 election.

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