NT Local Government Representation Review 2026

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Local Government Representation Reviews are held after each Local Government Council periodic general election in the NT. Submissions are now open for the 2026 Local Government Representation Review.

Part of the review process is seeking opinions, facts and viewpoints on existing representation structures from Local Government Councils, other stakeholders and the public. When making recommendations about local government boundaries and representation structures matters such as population trends, communities of interest and physical features of the local government council areas are considered. Providing a submission will help the Committee identify where there could be changes that may improve community representation at the local government (or council) level in the NT.

The review also offers a way for members of the public to better understand how their Local Government Council works, its structure and what it delivers to the community.

An independent Local Government Representation Committee will consider matters as required under Part 3.2 of the Local Government Act 2019 and submissions received during consultation before preparing a preliminary report for further consultation. A final report with recommendations will be provided to the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Community Development who will make a final decision on any changes to representation structures.

These recommendations ensure all voters are fairly represented.

For more information go to NT Local Government Representation Review 2026 webpage

'This review is run by the 2026 NT Local Government Representation Review Committee and is hosted on the Northern Territory Governments Have Your Say platform'.

Local Government Representation Reviews are held after each Local Government Council periodic general election in the NT. Submissions are now open for the 2026 Local Government Representation Review.

Part of the review process is seeking opinions, facts and viewpoints on existing representation structures from Local Government Councils, other stakeholders and the public. When making recommendations about local government boundaries and representation structures matters such as population trends, communities of interest and physical features of the local government council areas are considered. Providing a submission will help the Committee identify where there could be changes that may improve community representation at the local government (or council) level in the NT.

The review also offers a way for members of the public to better understand how their Local Government Council works, its structure and what it delivers to the community.

An independent Local Government Representation Committee will consider matters as required under Part 3.2 of the Local Government Act 2019 and submissions received during consultation before preparing a preliminary report for further consultation. A final report with recommendations will be provided to the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Community Development who will make a final decision on any changes to representation structures.

These recommendations ensure all voters are fairly represented.

For more information go to NT Local Government Representation Review 2026 webpage

'This review is run by the 2026 NT Local Government Representation Review Committee and is hosted on the Northern Territory Governments Have Your Say platform'.

Page last updated: 03 Aug 2026, 10:27 AM