Elected Members
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Jeffrey McLaughlin
Mayor
Patta Ward
Phone (08) 8962 0000
Jeffrey McLaughlin was re-elected on 10 September 2021 for a full term, as the Mayor of the Barkly Region. Jeff acted as Mayor of Barkly Regional Council from September 2020 onwards through a councillor vote. Before this, he was a Councillor on Barkly Regional Council following the NT Local Government Elections in August 2017.
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Russell O'Donnell
Deputy Mayor
Patta Ward
Phone (08) 8962 0000
Russell O'Donnell has called Barkly his home for 30 years now after arriving here at the tender age of 19, and he calls this place home. He wants to work collectively for the whole of the Barkly Region to deliver a productive and transparent council. He loves the freedom of the Barkly, and the friendly nature of the people as a whole. While he sits at the table he is passionate about providing service delivery and information to the public and transparency and access of council members to the public.
Russell was elected to council following the 2021 local government elections. This is his first term on Barkly Regional Council.
At the meeting of Council in September 2022, Russell was elected as the Deputy Mayor for a period of 12 months.
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Dianne Seri Stokes
Councillor
Patta Ward
Phone 08) 8962 0000
Dianne Seri Stokes has resided in the Barkly for 24 years. She ran for council to have her and her communities voices heard. Dianne is also involved in the Julalikari steering committee and is passionate about positive change for her term and for years to come.
Dianne Stokes was elected to the council following the 2021 Local Government Elections. This is her first term on council.
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Anita Bailey
Councillor
Alyawarr Ward
Phone (08) 8964 2903
Anita Bailey has live in Ampilatwatja for 30 years. She is passionate about using her time on the council to effect positive change for the community. The thing about the Barkly she loves most is being with her family and friends. She wants to be a role model to her people as a councillor. Anita also works at the Health Centre.
Anita Bailey was elected to the council following the 2021 local government elections. This is her first term on council. -
Lennie Barton
Councillor
Kuwarrangu Ward
Lennie Barton wants to have his community heard. He has lived in the Barkly for 20 years and the thing he loves most is the fact he gets to live on country. He wants to use his time as a councillor to get things done in the community and is involved in various other organisations across the region.
Lennie Barton was elected to the council following the 2021 local government elections. This is his first term on council.
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Jack Clubb
Councillor
Alyawarr Ward
Phone (08) 8964 2903
Jack Clubb was re-elected on 10 September 2021. He previously served as a councillor on Barkly Regional Council following the NT Local Government Elections in August 2017.
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Pam Corbett
Councillor
Alpurrurulam Ward
Pam has called the Barkly home for over 20 years. She is a believer in making positive change through her time in the council. As with many other councillors, she loves that her family is all around her in the region. On her agenda for her term at the table, she wants to focus on safety for the wider community. She is also a member of the CLC.
Pam was elected to the council following the 2021 local government elections. This is her first term on council.
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Greg Marlow
Councillor
Patta Ward
Phone (08) 8962 0000
Greg Marlow ran for council to be the change he wants to see for his home region, the Barkly, which he has lived in since 1993. His favourite thing about the place is the sunsets. He hopes to improve financial retention and management whilst on the council and is also a member of the Rotary e-club of Australia.
Greg Marlow was elected to council following the 2021 Local Government Elections. Prior to this, Greg was chair of our Audit and Risk Committee.
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Heather Wilson
Councillor
Kuwarrangu Ward
Heather Wilson has lived in the Barkly Region for 48 years. She ran for council as she was interested in what it would be like to speak up for her people and find their voice. She loves living in the Barkly because these are her people, her tribe, and her family. Now that she has been elected, she wants to use her time to improve living conditions for her people, as well as improvements in welfare, health, and the law.
She is also involved in the Kulumindini Aboriginal Corporation, Anyirirni Congress Health, and Amnesty International.
Heather Wilson was elected to the council following the 2021 local government elections. This is her first term on council.
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