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2022 Local Government Representation - Maps
The preliminary report included 2 scenarios for wards in Palmerston (below). After consulting with the City of Palmerston, the committee determined that these 4 ward scenarios were not suitable. The final report put forward 2 scenarios of 3 wards. The Minister for Local Government will choose which scenario of 3 wards to implement. You can view the final ward boundaries for all local government councils on our maps-final page.
The committee developed a prospective scenario for Alice Springs, which was not implemented as part of the 2022 Local Government Representation Reviews. The scenario was created for future committees to consider.
For further information regarding proposed changes to representation in the NT, please refer to the committee’s preliminary report.
If you would like copies of these maps in a file format suitable for a GIS application, please email your request to the secretariat at secretariat.NTEC@nt.gov.au
The maps provided were prepared by the Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Logistics (DIPL).
Palmerston
The 2022 Local Government Representation Committee has determined to implement a 3 ward structure for the City of Palmerston and recommends that the Minister increase the number of councillors from 7 to 8. If this recommendation is accepted by the Minister the boundaries defined in scenario A will be implemented.
If the Minister determines that the number of councillors remains at 7, then the boundaries defined in scenario B will be implemented.
The Minister’s determination will be gazetted once it is made.
Prior to these reviews, the City of Palmerston’s external boundaries were expanded to include previously unincorporated industrial land. Until the next general election in 2025, the current boundaries remain in place.