Voting | 2025 Local Government Elections

13 August 2025

The 2025 Local Government Elections will take place in August, inviting voters from across the Territory to participate.

Remote voting for East Arnhem will commence on 18th August through to the 21st August. Dates, times, and locations for voting in each community are outlined below.


Please note that voting is not required for Gapuwiyak (Gumurr Miyarrka), Gunyangara (Gumurr Miwatj), and Yirrkala (Gumurr Miwatj).


For more information and a list of candidates visit our website here or NTEC at: https://ntec.nt.gov.au/


How to vote

Video courtesy NTEC.

A women receiving an award on stage. Both people are looking at the camera smiling.
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Dr Madeleine Kelso BVSc, East Arnhem Regional Council's Regional Manager - Veterinarian & Animal Control receiving the 2026 Spirit of JCU Award recognising outstanding alumni .
Regional Wellbeing Camp 2025
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East Arnhem Regional Council's fourth Regional Wellbeing Camp to be held at Gulkula in 2026 bringing together 36 young people from across the region.
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Congratulations to Patchouli, Regional Manager – Aged Care Services, on receiving the Aged Care Employee Day Award earlier this month.
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With great sorrow, East Arnhem Regional Council marks the passing of Mr B Marika AM.
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10 July 2026
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