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RETURNING OFFICERS RETURNING OFFICERS AND PLACES OF DECLARATION OF NOMINATIONS DISTRICTS District of ALBANY Co-op Building, WA Museum Residency Road, ALBANY Returning Officer: Heather Marr Tel: 9845 1556 Mob: 0467 805 084 District of ALFRED COVE AEC Division of Tangney Suite 2, Gateway Building Andrea Lane, BOORAGOON Returning Officer: Paul Davison Tel: 9316 3032 District of ARMADALE AEC Division of Brand Suite 14W-16W 817 Beeliar Drive, COCKBURN CENTRAL Returning Officer: Danny Wallace Tel: 9412 6404 District of BALCATTA 21 Lindisfarne Way, BALCATTA Returning Officer: Diane Gearon Mob: 0419 048 637 District of BASSENDEAN Bassendean Memorial Library Meeting Room 1 48 Old Perth Road, BASSENDEAN Returning Officer: Mark Ducksbury Mob: 0419 975 398 District of BATEMAN Meg Olive Room, RAAFA Estate 12-18 Bull Creek Drive, BULL CREEK Returning Officer: Clive Harper Tel: 9593 8609 Mob: 0407 425 995 District of BELMONT Belmont City Civic Centre, Rivervale Room 215 Wright Street, CLOVERDALE Returning Officer: Martin Morgan Mob: 0467 805 166 Places of Declaration of Nominations have been published in the Government Gazette on 6 February 2013, Issue no. 25 Special. RETURNING OFFICERS District of BUNBURY AEC Division of Forrest Suite 1 and 2, Agora Building Cnr Clifton Street and Victoria Street, BUNBURY Returning Officer: Ian Butcher Tel: 9721 8364 District of BUTLER Quinns Rocks Primary School 6 Rees Drive, QUINNS ROCKS Returning Officer: Leonie Veitch Tel: 9249 5678 Mob: 0467 802 980 District of CANNINGTON AEC Division of Swan 2A/1336-1340 Albany Highway, CANNINGTON Returning Officer: Emma Warren Tel: 9350 9188 District of CARINE AEC Division of Stirling 2nd Floor, Northcourt Building Burroughs Road, KARRINYUP Returning Officer: Tim Maher Tel: 9244 2011 District of CENTRAL WHEATBELT Merredin Courthouse 20 Mitchell Street, MERREDIN Returning Officer: Martin Morris Mob: 0427 097 766 District of CHURCHLANDS Churchlands Primary School Cromarty Road, FLOREAT Returning Officer: Harry Crosby Tel: 9300 8059 Mob: 0467 799 873 District of COCKBURN Newton Primary School 4 Marvell Avenue, SPEARWOOD Returning Officer: Jeff Clark Mob: 0467 800 405 District of COLLIE-PRESTON Dardanup Hall 19 Ferguson Rd, DARDANUP Returning Officer: Wayne Webster Tel: 9731 5415 Places of Declaration of Nominations have been published in the Government Gazette on 6 February 2013, Issue no. 25 Special. RETURNING OFFICERS District of COTTESLOE 7 Grange Street, CLAREMONT Returning Officer: Michelle Quinsee Tel: 9284 5228 District of DARLING RANGE State Government Offices Level 2, 140 William Street, PERTH Returning Officer: Cheryl Greenough Mob: 0401 049 040 District of DAWESVILLE E2C Education Centre Cnr Old Coast Road and Mary Street, HALLS HEAD Returning Officer: Ronald O’Connor Tel: 9534 9669 District of EYRE AEC Division of O’Connor 2/37 Brookman Street, KALGOORLIE Returning Officer: Geoffrey Landwehr Mob: 0429 391 596 District of FORRESTFIELD Hartfield Park Recreation Centre 199 Hale Road, FORRESTFIELD Returning Officer: Jeff Solliss Mob: 0408 912 306 District of FREMANTLE AEC Division of Brand Suite 14W-16W 817 Beeliar Drive, COCKBURN CENTRAL Returning Officer: Tracey Elliott Tel: 9412 6405 District of GERALDTON AEC Division of Durack Batavia Marina, First Floor 5/11 Wiebbe Hayes Lane, GERALDTON Returning Officer: Sandra Nairn Tel: 9921 8640 District of GIRRAWHEEN Marangaroo Primary School 88 Giralt Road, MARANGAROO Returning Officer: Carolyn Muir Mob: 0467 802 594 Places of Declaration of Nominations have been published in the Government Gazette on 6 February 2013, Issue no. 25 Special. RETURNING OFFICERS District of GOSNELLS Gosnells Primary School 173 Hicks Street, GOSNELLS Returning Officer: Neil Whiteley Mob: 0434 308 365 District of HILLARYS St Marks Anglican Community School St Marks Drive, HILLARYS Returning Officer: Lyn Cavanagh Mob: 0467 803 586 District of JANDAKOT Atwell Primary School 160 Lydon Boulevard, ATWELL Returning Officer: Adrian Malkovic Mob: 0467 802 427 District of JOONDALUP AEC Division of Moore 2/140 Grand Boulevard, JOONDALUP Returning Officer: Michael Brierley Tel: 9300 9355 District of KALAMUNDA The Exhibition Room, Forrestfield Library 3 Salix Way, FORRESTFIELD Returning Officer: Maureen Robinson Tel: 9453 2967 Mob: 0467 801 612 District of KALGOORLIE AEC Division of O’Connor Brookman House 2/37 Brookman Street, KALGOORLIE Returning Officer: Ruth Clarke Tel: 9021 4173 District of KIMBERLEY Broome Courthouse Hamersley Street, BROOME Returning Officer: Ron Camp Mob: 0408 900 147 District of KINGSLEY AEC Division of Cowan 3/56 Creaney Drive, KINGSLEY Returning Officer: Carl Binning Tel: 9309 3990 Places of Declaration of Nominations have been published in the Government Gazette on 6 February 2013, Issue no. 25 Special. RETURNING OFFICERS District of KWINANA Bertram Primary School Champion Drive, BERTRAM Returning Officer: Vesna Harrison Mob: 0467 804 301 District of MANDURAH Tuckey Room, City of Mandurah 3 Peel Street, MANDURAH Returning Officer: Pamela McCormick Tel: 9537 3046 District of MAYLANDS Maylands Hall 28 Eighth Avenue, MAYLANDS Returning Officer: Andrew Wilson Tel: 9249 5678 Mob: 0467 802 204 District of MIDLAND AEC Division of Perth Level 3, 111 St Georges Terrace, PERTH Returning Officer: Kim Nicholls Tel: 6363 8006 District of MIRRABOOKA Administration Block Balga Primary School 11 Fernhurst Crescent, BALGA Returning Officer: Tony Thompson Tel: 6201 0513 Mob: 0419 355 095 District of MOORE Durack Institute of Technology X Block Conference Room, Room 28 175 Fitzgerald Street, GERALDTON Returning Officer: Michelle Gard Mob: 0467 803 034 District of MORLEY Dianella Heights Primary School 9 Beaman Street, DIANELLA Returning Officer: Jim Petrovski Mob: 0467 801 631 District of MOUNT LAWLEY Bel Aire Place 6/9 Wynyard Street, YOKINE Returning Officer: David Brown Mob: 0403 342 110 Places of Declaration of Nominations have been published in the Government Gazette on 6 February 2013, Issue no. 25 Special. RETURNING OFFICERS District of MURRAY-WELLINGTON 1 Kylie Terrace, BINNINGUP Returning Officer: Ross Monger Mob: 0467 800 892 District of NEDLANDS AEC Division of Curtin Suite 1 (Rear) 502 Hay Street, SUBIACO Returning Officer: Jennifer Morrissey Tel: 9382 8208 District of NORTH WEST CENTRAL Carnarvon Senior High School 19 Cleaver Street, CARNARVON Returning Officer: Brian Robartson Tel: 9921 6301 Mob: 0467 801 075 District of OCEAN REEF AEC Division of Cowan 3/56 Creaney Drive, KINGSLEY Returning Officer: Shane Wilkinson Mob: 0419 940 503 District of PERTH AEC Division of Perth Level 3, 111 St Georges Terrace, PERTH Returning Officer: Karen Greygoose Tel: 6363 8013 District of PILBARA The Ranges Karratha Karratha Road, KARRATHA Returning Officer: Jill Johnson Mob: 0467 803 272 District of RIVERTON Riverton Library Riverton Leisureplex 67 Riley Road, RIVERTON Returning Officer: Shaun Major Mob: 0425 631 867 District of ROCKINGHAM AEC Division of Brand Suite 14W-16W 817 Beeliar Drive, COCKBURN CENTRAL Returning Officer: Matthew Colley Tel: 9412 6403 Places of Declaration of Nominations have been published in the Government Gazette on 6 February 2013, Issue no. 25 Special. RETURNING OFFICERS District of SCARBOROUGH 22 Clematis Road, WOODLANDS Returning Officer: Louise Foppoli Mob: 0419 911 619 District of SOUTH PERTH South Perth Community Hall, Function Room Cnr Sandgate Street and South Terrace, SOUTH PERTH Returning Officer: Peter Zaikos Mob: 0467 800 305 District of SOUTHERN RIVER Campbell Primary School 161 Campbell Road, CANNING VALE Returning Officer: Roger Simm Tel: 6364 0585 District of SWAN HILLS Glen Forrest Primary School Tillbrook Street, GLEN FORREST Returning Officer: Warren Southwell Mob: 0467 802 284 District of VASSE St John Ambulance Hall Marri Drive, DUNSBOROUGH Returning Officer: Catherine Smallwood Mob: 0419 799 097 District of VICTORIA PARK Town of Victoria Park Function room, first floor 99 Shepperton Road, VICTORIA PARK Returning Officer: Kay Heron Mob: 0417 985 104 District of WAGIN Dumbleyung Shire Office Cnr Dawson Street and Harvey Street DUMBLEYUNG Returning Officer: Karen Ward Mob: 0467 799 798 District of WANNEROO 14 Trenton Way, DUNCRAIG Returning Officer: Pelham Weir Mob: 0467 801 925 Places of Declaration of Nominations have been published in the Government Gazette on 6 February 2013, Issue no. 25 Special. RETURNING OFFICERS District of WARNBRO Makybe Rise Primary School Makybe Drive, BALDIVIS Returning Officer: Peter Searle Mob: 0413 444 007 District of WARREN-BLACKWOOD Manjimup Courthouse Mount Street, MANJIMUP Returning Officer: Sally Thomas Mob: 0437 611 459 District of WEST SWAN 27 Cardwell Avenue, NORANDA Returning Officer: Richard Siudak Mob: 0412 556 450 District of WILLAGEE Willagee Community Centre Cnr Archibald Street and Winnacott Street, WILLAGEE Returning Officer: Julieen Dungey Tel: 9227 6275 Mob: 0467 801 383 Places of Declaration of Nominations have been published in the Government Gazette on 6 February 2013, Issue no. 25 Special. RETURNING OFFICERS REGIONS AGRICULTURAL REGION Electoral Education Centre Constitutional Centre of Western Australia 40 Havelock Street, WEST PERTH Returning Officer: Linda Sperring Mob: 0418 928 782 EAST METROPOLITAN REGION Electoral Education Centre Constitutional Centre of Western Australia 40 Havelock Street, WEST PERTH Returning Officer: Gavin Cotterell Tel: 9207 3556 Mob: 0467 802 869 MINING & PASTORAL REGION Western Australian Electoral Commission Level 11, 111 St Georges Terrace, PERTH Returning Officer: Kaye Dunbar Tel: 9214 0437 NORTH METROPOLITAN REGION Western Australian Electoral Commission Level 2, 111 St Georges Terrace, PERTH Returning Officer: Greg Rickie Tel: 9364 2676 Mob: 0467 802 061 SOUTH METROPOLITAN REGION Room B12, Challenger Institute of Technology 130 Murdoch Drive, MURDOCH Returning Officer: Peter Drew Tel: 9310 3573 Mob: 0409 883 073 SOUTH WEST REGION Electoral Education Centre Constitutional Centre of Western Australia 40 Havelock Street, WEST PERTH Returning Officer: Michaela Miller Mob: 0413 305 334 Places of Declaration of Nominations have been published in the Government Gazette on 6 February 2013, Issue no. 25 Special. .
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