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List of mayors of Randwick

Summary

The Mayor of Randwick is the head of Randwick City Council, which is the local government area covering the southeastern suburbs of Sydney in the State of New South Wales, Australia. First incorporated on 1 April 1859 as the Municipality of Randwick, under the terms of the Municipalities Act of 1858, the first leaders of the Council were titled "Chairman" until the 1858 act was replaced by the Municipalities Act of 1867, which introduced the title of "Mayor". On 28 June 1973, the council was dismissed and placed under the control of government administrators after an inquiry into the council's handling of Development Applications, finding significant undeclared conflicts-of-interest between councillors and local developments.[2] It remained under administration until 24 September 1977. On 1 July 1993 following the enactment of a new Local Government Act, elected representatives of the council were to be known as "Councillor", replacing the former title of "Alderman".[3]

Mayor of Randwick
Incumbent
Philipa Veitch
since 26 September 2023
StyleHis/Her Worship the Mayor Councillor
AppointerRandwick City Council
Term lengthTwo years, renewable indefinitely
Inaugural holderSimeon Henry Pearce
Formation1 April 1859
DeputyAlexandra Luxford
Salary$30,550–71,300 (2022)[1]
Websiterandwick.nsw.gov.au

The Mayor is internally-elected by the Councillors, and nominally serves a two-year term since 2017, which replaced the previous system of annual mayoral elections. The current Mayor of Randwick is Councillor Philipa Veitch (Greens), first elected on 26 September 2023.[4] The Mayor is assisted in their work by a Deputy Mayor, who is elected on an annual basis by the elected Councillors.

Sir John See, Mayor: 1880–1881, 1886; Premier of New South Wales: 1901–1904.
John Jennings, Mayor: 1929–1930; Member of the Australian House of Representatives: 1931–1940.
Lionel Bowen, Mayor: 1951, 1955; Deputy Prime Minister of Australia: 1983–1990.
Bruce Notley-Smith, Mayor: 2007–2009; First openly Gay Member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly: 2011–2019.

List of incumbents edit

# Chairman Party Term start Term end Time in office Notes
1 Simeon Henry Pearce No party 1 April 1859 15 February 1861 1 year, 320 days [5]
2 John Dawson 15 February 1861 February 1863 1 year, 351 days [6]
3 Charles Moore February 1863 February 1864 1 year, 0 days [7]
– John Dawson February 1864 15 February 1866 2 years, 14 days [8]
– Simeon Henry Pearce 15 February 1866 8 February 1868 1 year, 358 days [9][10]
# Mayor Party Term start Term end Time in office Notes
– Simeon Henry Pearce No party 8 February 1868 5 February 1869 363 days [10]
4 Magnus Peden 5 February 1869 10 February 1870 1 year, 5 days [11][12]
5 Walter Bradley 10 February 1870 6 February 1873 2 years, 362 days [13][14][15][16]
6 John Thompson 6 February 1873 12 May 1874 1 year, 95 days [17][18][19]
7 Thomas Roger Yeo 12 May 1874 6 February 1875 270 days [20][21]
8 James Hawkins Butchart 6 February 1875 4 February 1876 363 days [22][23]
9 Thomas James Stutchbury 4 February 1876 9 February 1877 1 year, 5 days [24]
10 William Maguire 9 February 1877 1 August 1877 173 days [25][26]
11 George Kiss 7 August 1877 6 February 1879 1 year, 183 days [27][28][29]
12 George Wall 6 February 1879 5 February 1880 364 days [30]
13 John See 5 February 1880 16 February 1882 2 years, 11 days [31][32]
– Simeon Henry Pearce 16 February 1882 6 February 1883 355 days [33][34][35]
14 George Denning 6 February 1883 11 February 1884 1 year, 5 days [36][37]
– Walter Bradley 11 February 1884 12 February 1885 1 year, 1 day [38]
– George Denning 12 February 1885 9 February 1886 362 days [39]
– John See 9 February 1886 4 February 1887 360 days [40][41]
15 Thomas James Lowe   Independent 4 February 1887 10 February 1890 3 years, 6 days [42][43][44]
16 James Robertson   Independent 10 February 1890 21 February 1893 3 years, 11 days [45][46][47]
17 Henry Frederick Francis   Independent 21 February 1893 12 February 1894 356 days [48]
18 Frederick William Henry Pearce   Independent 12 February 1894 11 February 1896 1 year, 364 days [49][50]
19 John Alfred Ironside Perry   Independent 11 February 1896 11 February 1898 2 years, 0 days [51][52]
20 William Houston   Independent 11 February 1898 February 1899 1 year, 0 days [53][54]
21 Theodore Powell   Independent 13 February 1899 3 July 1900 1 year, 140 days [55][56]
22 Isaac Barker Hodgson   Independent 6 July 1900 11 February 1902 1 year, 220 days [57][58][59]
23 George Gale   Independent 11 February 1902 10 February 1904 1 year, 364 days [60]
24 James Hincks   Independent 10 February 1904 17 February 1905 1 year, 7 days [61]
25 James Snape   Independent 17 February 1905 16 February 1906 364 days [62]
26 John Campbell Macdougall   Independent 16 February 1906 February 1908 1 year, 350 days [63]
– James Snape   Independent February 1908 14 February 1910 2 years, 13 days [64][65]
27 Thomas Robert Gilderthorp   Independent 14 February 1910 13 February 1911 364 days [66]
28 Douglas Maxwell Cooper   Independent 13 February 1911 19 March 1912 1 year, 35 days [67]
– Thomas Robert Gilderthorp   Independent 19 March 1912 10 February 1913 [68][69]
29 Archibald Campbell   Independent 10 February 1913 5 February 1914 [70]
– Douglas Maxwell Cooper   Independent 5 February 1914 1 March 1915 [71]
30 Frederick Henry Clarke   Independent 1 March 1915 22 May 1916 [72][73][74][75]
31 John Fenton   Independent 22 May 1916 13 February 1918 [76]
32 Hyman Goldstein   Independent 13 February 1918 February 1920 [77][78]
33 George James Baker   Independent February 1920 December 1921 [79]
34 Ernest Tresidder   Independent December 1921 December 1924
35 James Ambrose Bardon   Independent December 1924 December 1925
– Ernest Tresidder   Independent December 1925 December 1926
36 John Dunningham   Independent December 1926 December 1928
37 John Jennings   Independent December 1928 December 1930
38 Arthur Moverly   Independent December 1930 December 1932
39 Silas Garnet Paine   Independent December 1932 December 1934
40 Mark Foots   Independent December 1934 December 1936
41 Reginald Fitzgerald Bourke   Independent December 1936 December 1938
42 John Vincent Dick   Independent December 1938 December 1940
43 Reginald William Bieler   Independent December 1940 December 1941
44 James O'Sullivan   Independent December 1941 December 1942
45 John Quinton Henning Rubie   Independent December 1942 1 December 1943 [80]
46 George Ernest Rush   Independent 1 December 1943 December 1944 [81]
– Reginald William Bieler   Independent December 1944 December 1945
– John Vincent Dick   Independent December 1945 30 December 1946 [82]
47 William John Heffernan   Independent 30 December 1946 December 1947 [83]
48 Walter Padgen   Labor December 1947 14 December 1948 [84]
49 Andrew Thomson Bedford   Independent 14 December 1948 13 December 1949 364 days [85]
50 George Nicholas Elias Dan   Independent 13 December 1949 December 1950 [86]
51 Lionel Bowen   Labor December 1950 December 1951 [87][88]
52 Lou Walsh December 1951 December 1952 [89]
53 Matthew Dwyer   Independent December 1952 December 1953
54 Harry Jensen   Labor December 1953 14 December 1954 [90]
– Lionel Bowen 14 December 1954 December 1955 [91]
55 Ranville Ashmore Popplewell   Independent December 1955 December 1956
56 William Henry Lucas   Independent December 1956 9 December 1958
57 A. Charles Molloy   Independent 9 December 1958 December 1962 [92]
58 Bill Haigh   Labor December 1962 December 1968
59 Peter Saphin   Independent December 1968 December 1969
– Ranville Ashmore Popplewell   Independent December 1969 September 1971
60 F. C. Waller   Independent September 1971 September 1972
61 Frank Amour   Independent September 1972 28 June 1973
– Robert Henry Cornish (Administrator) 28 June 1973 1 May 1974 307 days [93][94]
– Jack Hercules Luscombe (Administrator) 1 May 1974 September 1977 3 years, 139 days [95][96]
62 Bill Newman   Independent 27 September 1977 September 1979 [97]
63 Ken Finn   Liberal September 1979 September 1980
64 John Francis Ford   Independent September 1980 September 1983
65 John Buchanan   Independent September 1983 September 1984
66 Les Frederick Bridge   Independent September 1984 September 1985
– Bill Newman   Independent September 1985 September 1986
67 John Scullion   Labor September 1986 27 September 1988 [98]
68 Bill Blake   Independent 27 September 1988 September 1989
69 Paul Bayutti   Independent September 1989 September 1990
70 Charles Matthews   Independent September 1990 September 1991
– John Buchanan   Independent September 1991 September 1992
71 Margaret Martin   Independent September 1992 September 1993
72 Chris Bastic   Labor September 1993 September 1996
– Margaret Martin   Independent September 1996 September 1997
– Ken Finn   Liberal September 1997 September 1998
73 Dominic Sullivan   Labor September 1998 20 April 2004
74 Murray Matson   Greens 20 April 2004 20 September 2005 1 year, 153 days [99]
75 Ted Seng   Liberal 20 September 2005 19 September 2006 364 days [100]
76 Paul Tracey   Labor 19 September 2006 18 September 2007 364 days [101]
77 Bruce Notley-Smith   Liberal 18 September 2007 29 September 2009 2 years, 11 days
78 John Procopiadis   Labor 29 September 2009 December 2009 364 days [102]
  Independent December 2009 28 September 2010
– Murray Matson   Greens 28 September 2010 27 September 2011 364 days
79 Scott Nash   Liberal 27 September 2011 25 September 2012 364 days [103]
80 Tony Bowen   Labor 25 September 2012 24 September 2013 364 days [104][105]
– Scott Nash   Liberal 24 September 2013 30 September 2014 1 year, 6 days [106]
– Ted Seng 30 September 2014 29 September 2015 364 days [107][108]
81 Noel D'Souza   Labor 29 September 2015 3 May 2017 1 year, 362 days [109][110]
  Independent 3 May 2017 26 September 2017 [111]
82 Lindsay Shurey   Greens 26 September 2017 26 September 2018 1 year, 0 days [112][113][114]
83 Kathy Neilson   Labor 26 September 2018 24 September 2019 363 days [115]
84 Danny Said 24 September 2019 30 September 2021 2 years, 6 days [116]
85 Dylan Parker 30 September 2021 26 September 2023 1 year, 361 days [117][118]
86 Philipa Veitch   Greens 26 September 2023 Incumbent 205 days [4]

Deputy Mayors edit

The position of Deputy Mayor was made a permanent council position under the Local Government Act 1919. The following individuals have been elected as Deputy Mayor of Randwick:

# Deputy Mayor Party Term start Term end Time in office Notes Mayor
H. D. O'Connell December 1942 December 1943 [80] Rubie
Richard Ernest Wilson   Communist December 1943 December 1944 [81][119] Rush
A. Charles Molloy   Independent December 1957 9 December 1958 [92] Lucas
A. W. Cantrill   Independent 9 December 1958 December 1959 [92] Molloy
George Mordey   Independent 27 September 1977 September 1978 [97] Newman
John Procopiadis Labor September 1995 September 1996 [120] Bastic
Ken Finn Liberal September 1996 September 1997 [120] Martin
Shane Barber Labor September 1997 September 1998 [120] Finn
John Procopiadis September 1998 September 1999 [120] Sullivan
– Shane Barber September 1999 September 2000 [120]
Michael Daley September 2000 20 April 2004 [120]
Bruce Notley-Smith   Liberal 20 April 2004 20 September 2005 1 year, 153 days [120] Matson
Murray Matson   Greens 20 September 2005 19 September 2006 3 years, 10 days [120] Seng
19 September 2006 18 September 2007 Tracey
18 September 2007 30 September 2008 Notley-Smith
Margaret Woodsmith 30 September 2008 29 September 2009 364 days [120]
Robert Belleli   Liberal 29 September 2009 28 September 2010 364 days [120] Procopiadis
Kiel Smith 28 September 2010 27 September 2011 364 days [120] Matson
Bradley Hughes   Greens 27 September 2011 25 September 2012 364 days [120] Nash
Noel D'Souza   Labor 25 September 2012 24 September 2013 364 days [120] Bowen
Anthony Andrews   Independent 24 September 2013 30 September 2014 2 years, 5 days [121] Nash
30 September 2014 29 September 2015 [107] Seng
Greg Moore   Labor 29 September 2015 27 September 2016 364 days [110] D'Souza
Brendan Roberts   Liberal 27 September 2016 26 September 2017 364 days [122]
Alexandra Luxford   Labor 26 September 2017 26 September 2018 1 year, 0 days [113] Shurey
Danny Said 26 September 2018 24 September 2019 363 days [115] Neilson
Philipa Veitch   Greens 24 September 2019 30 September 2021 2 years, 6 days [116][123] Said
Lindsay Shurey 30 September 2021 30 December 2021 91 days [117] Parker
Kym Chapple 30 December 2021 27 September 2022 271 days [118]
Rafaela Pandolfini 27 September 2022 26 September 2023 364 days [124]
Alexandra Luxford   Labor 26 September 2023 Incumbent 205 days [4] Veitch

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External links edit

  • The City of Randwick (Council website)

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