First members of the SA First Nations Voice to Parliament

The first elections for the South Australian First Nations Voice to Parliament have officially been run and won. 

Since election day, electoral workers have been counting votes and now results for each region are now available. You can find the results below, or here along with an election summary and breakdown of votes for each region. 

Region 1: Central

Number of positions to elect: 11 (5 males, 5 females, 1 any gender) 

Moogy Sumner 

Douglas Clinch 

Robert Leidig 

Tony Wayne Minniecon 

Scott Wilson 

Susan Dixon 

April Lawrie 

Tahlia L Wanganeen 

Deb Moyle 

Rosalind Coleman 

Cheryl Axleby 

Region 4: Riverland and South East

Number of positions to elect: 7 (3 males, 3 females, 1 any gender) 

Ro Wright 

Tim Hartman 

Darryle Barnes 

Danni Smith 

Eunice Aston 

Sheryl Giles 

Lisa Rigney 

Region 2: Far North

Number of positions to elect: 7 (3 males, 3 females, 1 any gender) 

Mark Campbell 

Johnathon Lyons 

Christopher Dodd 

Melissa Thompson 

Dharma Ducasse-Singer 

Dawn Brown 

Donald Fraser 

 

Region 5: West and West Coast

Number of positions to elect: 7 (3 males, 3 females, 1 any gender) 

Jack Johncock 

Duane Edwards 

Leeroy Bilney 

Lorraine Haseldine 

Cecelia Cox 

Rebecca Miller 

Keenan Smith 

Region 3: Flinders and Upper North

Number of positions to elect: 7 (3 males, 3 females, 1 any gender) 

Charles Jackson 

Rob Singleton 

Ralph Coulthard 

Laverne Ngatokorua 

Kerri Coulthard 

Candance Champion 

TJ Thomas 

 

Region 6: Yorke and Mid-North

Number of positions to elect: 7 (3 males, 3 females, 1 any gender) 

Raymond Wanganeen 

Doug Milera 

Quentin Agius 

Joy Makepeace 

Kaylene O’Loughlin 

Denise Wanganeen 

Eddie Newchurch 

So what happens now? 

The candidates of each newly-elected will meet to elect two representatives to represent their region on the State First Nations Voice. These representatives’ terms will conclude at the next elections in 2026, which will coincide with the 2026 South Australian State Election. 

If you want to know more about how the State and Local voices will work you can check out our previous post here