Local government elections pushed back to December - Manning River Times

Minister for Local Government, Shelley Hancock earlier today, July 24 announced the local government elections scheduled to take place on September 4 would be postponed to December 4. Although not confirmed, it is believed the date shift is a result of the ongoing COVID-19 crisis in Greater Sydney. Ms Shelley Hancock said the election date had been pushed back from September 4 to December 4 for all NSW councils except the Central Council which was in the hands of a administrator. This is the second time the local government elections have been postponed. Did you know? Great Lakes Advocate online subscribers not only have 24/7 access to local and national news, sport, what's on and entertainment - they also have access to our print editions in digital format, with all the advertisements and classifieds at their fingertips.

Minister for Local Government, Shelley Hancock earlier today, July 24 announced the local government elections scheduled to take place on September 4 would be postponed to December 4.

Although not confirmed, it is believed the date shift is a result of the ongoing COVID-19 crisis in Greater Sydney.

Ms Shelley Hancock said the election date had been pushed back from September 4 to December 4 for all NSW councils except the Central Council which was in the hands of a administrator.

This is the second time the local government elections have been postponed.

Did you know? Great Lakes Advocate online subscribers not only have 24/7 access to local and national news, sport, what's on and entertainment - they also have access to our print editions in digital format, with all the advertisements and classifieds at their fingertips.

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