Local government areas of New South Wales

Map of Local Government Areas in New South Wales
Types and titles of LGAs in New South Wales
LGA Regions in New South Wales
Local government areas in Sydney

The local government areas (LGA) of New South Wales in Australia have been subject to periodic restructuring by the Government of New South Wales, involving voluntary and involuntary amalgamation of areas. The state government currently classifies local governments into two categories: Areas and Cities. A city is an area that has received city status by proclamation of the Governor. Some areas retain designations they held under prior legislation, even though these titles no longer indicate a legal status. These are:

  1. Municipalities (predominantly inner-city suburban areas and smaller rural towns)
  2. Shires (predominantly rural or outer suburban areas).

Some areas designated since the Local Government Act 1993 (NSW) have adopted the title "Region", usually large rural areas dominated by a rural city. Many councils now choose not to use any area title, and simply refer to themselves as councils, e.g. Palerang Council, Burwood Council. The smallest local government area by area in the state is the Municipality of Hunter's Hill.

Reviews of local government areas

In October 2013 the New South Wales Government released the findings of an independent review of local government in New South Wales. The review findings entitled Revitalising Local Government examined historical and projected demographic data, financial sustainability, and other measures and projected the long-term viability all local government bodies in the state. Included in the report were 65 recommendations to the Government.[1] The Government released its response to the review findings in September 2014 and then facilitated discussions with certain local government authorities with a view towards merger and/or amalgamation.[2] In April 2015 the NSW Government referred the review findings and its responses to the NSW Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) to act as the Expert Advisory Panel and to review local council Fit for the Future proposals.[3] Releasing its final report in October 2015, the IPART reviewed submissions from local government authorities and others with a view towards establishing authorities that have the scale and capacity to engage effectively across community, industry and government, are sustainable and efficient, and that effectively manage infrastructure and deliver services for local communities.The IPART found that:[4][5]

The IPART proposed a series of council mergers and amalgamation in both metropolitan and regional areas which proposed a reduction in the number of councils from 152 to 112.[6] The NSW Government invited local government authorities to respond by 20 November 2015. Public response to the proposed amalgamations was mixed.[7] Following consideration of the submissions, the Minister for Local Government referred merger proposals to the Chief Executive of the Office of Local Government (OLG) for examination and report under the Local Government Act. The OLG Chief Executive delegated the examination and reporting functions to Delegates who conducted public inquiries and invited further written submissions by 28 February 2016.[8] The Minister for Local Government as well as the independent Local Government Boundaries Commission will comment on the reports prepared by the Delegates and the Minister will make a decision on the fate of each Council. The Governor of New South Wales will act on the advice of the Minister.[9]

List of all local government areas in New South Wales

As of August 2015 there were 152 local government areas in New South Wales,[10] listed below in alphabetical order. In addition, there is also the Unincorporated Far West Region which is not part of any local government area, in the sparsely inhabited Far West, and Lord Howe Island, which is also unincorporated but self-governed by the Lord Howe Island Board.

Greater metropolitan Sydney

Local government area Date established Area Population References
Borough / District / Municipality City km2 sq mi rank 2011 census rank
Ashfield, Municipality of n/a 8 3.1 41,214 [11]
Auburn, City of 19 February 1892 (borough) 24 June 2009 32 12 80,892 [12]
Bankstown, City of 9 September 1895 (municipal district) 27 May 1980 76.8 29.7 193,398 15th [13]
Blacktown, City of 7 March 1906 (shire) 7 March 1979 246.9 95.3 301,099 5th [14]
Botany Bay, City of 1996 26.75 10.33 39,356 [15]
Burwood Council 1874 n/a 7 2.7 32,423 [16]
Camden Council n/a 201 78 56,720 [17]
Campbelltown, City of 1882 4 May 1968 312 120 145,967 [18]
Canada Bay, City of December 2000 20 7.7 75,763 [19]
Canterbury, City of 17 March 1879 34 13 137,454 [20]
Fairfield, City of 11 December 1888
(as Smithfield and Fairfield Municipal District) 		18 May 1979 102 39 198,301 13th [21]
The Hills Shire 7 March 1906
(as Baulkham Hills Shire) 		n/a 401 155 169,872 19th [22]
Holroyd, City of 9 July 1872
(as Prospect and Sherwood Municipal District) 		1 January 1991 40.19 15.52 99,163 [23]
Hornsby Shire 6 March 1906 n/a 462 178 156,847 [24]
Hunter's Hill, Municipality of n/a 6 2.3 152nd 13,215 [25]
Hurstville, City of 1988 23 8.9 80,823 [26]
Kogarah, City of 22 December 1885 (municipality) 2008 20 7.7 55,806 [27]
Ku-ring-gai Council 1906 (shire), 1928 (municipality) n/a 86 33 109,297 [28]
Lane Cove, Municipality of n/a 11 4.2 31,510 [29]
Leichhardt, Municipality of 1871 n/a 11 4.2 52,198 [30]
Liverpool, City of 27 June 1872 (municipal district) 9 November 1960 305.5 118.0 180,143 16th [31]
Manly Council n/a 15 5.8 39,747 [32]
Marrickville Council 1861 (municipality) n/a 17 6.6 76,500 [33]
Mosman, Municipality of n/a 9 3.5 27,453 [34]
North Sydney Council n/a 10.9 4.2 62,289 [35]
Parramatta, City of 27 November 1861 (municipality) 27 October 1938 61 24 178,226 23rd [36]
Penrith, City of 12 May 1871 (municipality) 21 October 1959 404.9 156.3 178,467 [37][38]
Pittwater Council n/a 91 35 57,155 [39]
Randwick, City of 36 14 128,989 [40]
Rockdale, City of 13 January 1871 (municipality) 1995 28 11 97,340 [41]
Ryde, City of 12 November 1870 (municipal district) 1 January 1992 40.6 15.7 103,038 [42]
Strathfield, Municipality of 2 June 1885 n/a 14.1 5.4 35,188 [43]
Sutherland Shire 6 March 1906 n/a 370 140 210,863 8th [44]
Sydney, City of 20 July 1842 25 9.7 169,505 10th [45][46]
Warringah Council 7 March 1906 n/a 150 58 140,741 [47]
Waverley Council 16 June 1859 n/a 9 3.5 63,487 [48][49]
Willoughby, City of 22.6 8.7 67,356 [50]
Woollahra, Municipality of 20 April 1860 n/a 12 4.6 52,158 [51][52]

Sydney surrounds

Local government area Date established Area Population References
Borough / District / Municipality City km2 mi2 rank (2011 census) rank
Blue Mountains, City of 4 January 1889
(as the Municipality of Katoomba) 		1 October 1947 1,432 553 78,550 [4]:143 [53]
Gosford, City of 1,029 397 168,300 [4]:207
Hawkesbury, City of 1843
(as Windsor District Council) 		1989 2,793 1,078 64,350 [4]:229 [54]
Wollondilly Shire 2,560 990 44,600 [4]:393
Wyong Shire 1947 840 320 154,350 [4]:399

Rural and regional areas

Mid North Coast

Local government area Date
established 		Area Population References
Shire / Municipality City km2 mi2 rank (2011 census) rank
Bellingen Shire 1,602 619 12,518 [55]
Clarence Valley Council 2004 10,441 4,031 49,665 [56]
Coffs Harbour, City of 1,175 454 68,413 [57]
Greater Taree, City of 1 January 1981 3,730 1,440 46,541 [58][59]
Kempsey Shire 3,380 1,310 28,134 [60]
Nambucca Shire 1,491 576 18,644 [61]
Port Macquarie-Hastings Council 15 March 1887 3,686 1,423 72,696 [62][63]
Lord Howe Island 1913 (Board of Control), 1954 (Board) 14.55 5.62 360 [64][65]

Murray

Local government area Date
established 		Area Population References
km2 mi2 rank (2011 census) rank
Albury, City of
Balranald Shire
Berrigan Shire
Conargo Shire
Corowa Shire
Deniliquin Council
Greater Hume Shire
Jerilderie Shire
Murray Shire
Tumbarumba Shire
Urana Shire
Wakool Shire
Wentworth Shire

Murrumbidgee

Local government area Date
established 		Area Population References
km2 mi2 rank (2011 census) rank
Carrathool Shire
Coolamon Shire
Cootamundra Shire
Griffith, City of
Gundagai Shire
Hay Shire
Junee Shire
Leeton Shire
Lockhart Shire
Murrumbidgee Shire
Narrandera Shire
Temora Shire
Wagga Wagga, City of

Hunter

Local government area Date
established 		Area Population References
km2 mi2 rank (2011 census) rank
Cessnock, City of
Dungog Shire
Gloucester Shire
Great Lakes Council
Lake Macquarie, City of
Maitland, City of
Muswellbrook Shire
Newcastle, City of
Port Stephens Council
Singleton Council
Upper Hunter Shire

Illawarra

Local government area Date
established 		Area Population References
km2 mi2 rank (2011 census) rank
Kiama, Municipality of
Shellharbour, City of
Shoalhaven, City of
Wingecarribee Shire
Wollongong, City of

Richmond-Tweed

Local government area Date
established 		Area Population References
km2 mi2 rank (2011 census) rank
Ballina Shire
Byron Shire
Kyogle Council
Lismore, City of
Richmond Valley Council
Tweed Shire

Canberra Region

Local government area Date
established 		Area Population References
km2 mi2 rank (2011 census) rank
Bega Valley Shire
Bombala Shire
Boorowa Shire
Cooma-Monaro Shire
Eurobodalla Shire
Goulburn Mulwaree Council
Harden Shire
Palerang Council
Queanbeyan, City of
Snowy River Shire
Tumbarumba Shire
Tumut Shire
Upper Lachlan Shire
Yass Valley Council
Young Shire

Northern

Local government area Date
established 		Area Population References
km2 mi2 rank (2011 census) rank
Armidale Dumaresq Shire 2000 4,235 1,635 24,105 [66]
Glen Innes Severn Council 5,487 2,119 8,656 [67]
Gunnedah Shire 4,994 1,928 12,066 [68]
Guyra Shire 4,395 1,697 4,397 [69]
Gwydir Shire 17 March 2004 9,453 3,650 4,965 [70]
Inverell Shire 8,606 3,323 16,075 [71]
Liverpool Plains Shire 2004 5,086 1,964 7,480 [72]
Moree Plains Shire 17,930 6,920 14,050 [4]:287
Narrabri Shire 13,031 5,031 12,925 [73]
Tamworth Regional Council 2004 9,892 3,819 56,292 [74]
Tenterfield Shire 7,332 2,831 6,811 [75]
Uralla Shire 3,230 1,250 6,250 [4]:367
Walcha Shire 1 June 1955 2,621 1,012 3,100 [76][4]:375

Central West

Local government area Date
established 		Area Population References
km2 mi2 rank (2011 census) rank
Bathurst Regional 26 May 2004 3,820 1,470 38,519 [77]
Bland Shire
Blayney Shire
Cabonne Shire
Cowra Shire
Forbes Shire
Lachlan Shire
Lithgow, City of
Mid-Western Regional
Oberon Shire
Orange, City of 285 110 38,057 [78]
Parkes Shire
Weddin Shire

North Western

Local government area Date
established 		Area Population References
km2 mi2 rank (2011 census) rank
Bogan Shire
Bourke Shire
Brewarrina Shire
Cobar Shire
Coonamble Shire
Dubbo, City of
Gilgandra Shire
Narromine Shire
Walgett Shire
Warren Shire
Warrumbungle Shire
Wellington Council

Far West

Local government area Date
established 		Area Population References
km2 mi2 rank (2011 census) rank
Broken Hill, City of
Central Darling Shire
Unincorporated Far West

List of former local government areas in New South Wales

An alphabetical list of former local government areas that have been amalgamated or split to form existing local government areas in New South Wales. Also includes original names of some local government areas that have since been renamed.

Greater metropolitan Sydney

Local government area Date
established 		Date
ended 		Notes References
Baulkham Hills Shire March 7, 1906 Renamed The Hills Shire.
Cabramatta and Canley Vale, Municipality of 8 October 1892 31 December 1948 Originally part of the Municipal District of Liverpool from 1872. Amalgamated with Municipality of Fairfield from 1 January 1949. [79]
Castlereagh, Municipality of 31 December 1948 Amalgamated with Penrith Municipality, St. Mary's Municipality and part of Nepean Shire to form, Municipality of Penrith from 1 January 1949.
Dundas, Municipality of 23 March 1889 31 December 1948 Amalgamated with Parramatta City, Granville Municipality and Ermington and Rydalmere Municipality, to form City of Parramatta from 1 January 1949.
Eastwood, Municipality of August 1907 31 December 1948 Amalgamated with Municipality of Ryde from 1 January 1949.
Ermington and Rydalmere, Municipality of 18 June 1891 31 December 1948 Originally part of the Municipal District of Dundas from 1889. Amalgamated with Parramatta City, Dundas Municipality and Granville Municipality, to form City of Parramatta from 1 January 1949.
Granville, Municipality of 20 January 1885 31 December 1948 Amalgamated with Parramatta City, Dundas Municipality and Ermington and Rydalmere Municipality, to form City of Parramatta from 1 January 1949.
Ingleburn, Municipality of 25 April 1896 31 December 1948 Amalgamated with Municipality of Campbelltown from 1 January 1949. [80]
Lidcombe, Municipality of 22 October 1913 31 December 1948 Amalgamated with Municipality of Auburn from 1 January 1949.
Marsfield, Municipality of 5 June 1894 August 1907 Originally part of the Municipal District of Ryde from 1870. Renamed Municipality of Eastwood in August 1907.
Mulgoa, Municipality of 25 July 1893 30 June 1913 Originally part of the Municipal District of Penrith from 1871. Amalgamated with Nepean Shire Council from 1 July 1913. [81] [82]
Nepean Shire 7 March 1906 31 December 1948 Split amongst the Municipality of Camden, Municipality of Liverpool and Municipality of Penrith, from 1 January 1949.
Prospect and Sherwood, Municipality of 9 July 1872 10 January 1927 Renamed Municipality of Holroyd on 11 January 1927.
Rookwood, Municipality of 8 December 1891 21 October 1913 Renamed Municipality of Lidcombe from 22 October 1913.
Smithfield and Fairfield, Municipality of 1888 1920 Renamed Municipality of Fairfield.
St. Mary's, Municipality of 3 March 1890 31 December 1948 Amalgamated with Penrith Municipality, Castlereagh Municipality and part of Nepean Shire to form, Municipality of Penrith from 1 January 1949. [83]

See also

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