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DIVISION FINDER 2019 Division Finder 2019 COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA 2019 DIVISION FINDER Division Finder Northern Territory (including Christmas Island and Cocos Keeling Islands) NT EF54 EF54 i © Commonwealth of Australia 2019 This work is copyright. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced by any means, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, scanning, recording or otherwise, without the written consent of the Australian Electoral Commission. All enquiries should be directed to the Australian Electoral Commission, Locked Bag 4007, Canberra ACT 2601. ii iii Contents Instructions For Use And Other Information Pages v-xii INTRODUCTION Detailed instructions on how to use the various sections of the Division Finder. DIVISIONAL OFFICES A list of all divisional offices within the Territory showing physical and postal addresses, and telephone and facsimile numbers. INSTITUTIONS AND ESTABLISHMENTS A list of places of residence such as Universities, Hospitals, Defence Bases and Caravan Parks. This list may be of assistance in identifying institutions or establishments that cannot be found using the Locality Section. Locality Section Pages 1-18 This section lists all of the suburbs, towns and localities within the Northern Territory, Christmas Island and Cocos Keeling Islands and the name of the corresponding electoral division the locality is contained in. iv v Introduction The Division Finder is the official list used to Electors often do not know the correct identify the federal electoral division of the federal division in which they are enrolled, place an elector claims to be enrolled at. particularly if boundaries have changed at a redistribution. Therefore, it is the polling The primary purpose of this document is official’s responsibility to ensure that an to help polling officials to issue the correct elector receives the correct ballot papers House of Representatives ballot paper to by using this Division Finder every time a electors casting declaration votes (i.e. absent, declaration vote is issued. Polling officials provisional, pre-poll and postal votes). It is should not rely on the elector’s advice, or also available to the public for the purpose their own local knowledge as to which of determining the federal division in which division a particular address is in. particular addresses, streets and localities are contained. Public users should refer to the Members of the public consulting this section ‘How to Identify an Elector’s Division’ document outside of an election period to locate the correct division for a street or should check that it is still current as new locality. streets and localities are continually being created by councils, and electoral boundaries Polling officials must use thisDivision Finder may change. to ensure that the correct ballot papers are issued to people casting a declaration vote. Prior to opening declaration votes they are checked by the DRO to ensure the correct ballot papers have been issued. If the wrong ballot paper is issued by the polling official, that vote cannot be counted. The elector is notified by the AEC if the vote was unable to be counted due to a polling official error. vi vii How to Identify an Elector's Division Step 1 — Check the boundary. Read all of the comments and check with the elector to determine which Locality Section comment best describes the area where they are enrolled. Select the division name Look up the suburb, town or locality where the elector is enrolled using the Locality shown beside that comment. Section of this book. Always use the Address • If the entry gives a division name, go to on the electoral roll field on the declaration Step 3 to work out the ‘Division Finder envelope. Only use the address in the Current Reference’. permanent address field if there is no address in the Address on the electoral roll field. • If you do not find the locality, check the Step 2 — Check the spelling and whether the locality could list of Institutions and be known by another name. Check the Locality Section again. Establishments • If you still do not find the locality, the Have you checked the Locality Section? address may be a university, hospital, You must only use the List of Institutions and correctional facility, military base or some Establishments if you cannot find a locality other institution or establishment. Go to entry for the address at which the elector Step 2 and check the list of Institutions is enrolled, and the elector has indicated and Establishments on page xi. that their address is in a university, hospital, When you find the entry in the Locality correctional facility, military base or some Section: other institution or establishment. If you have • First read the entire entry for that locality. not checked the Locality Section, go back to The entry for a locality ends with a solid Step 1. underline that extends to the right-hand If the entry gives a division name, go to edge of the column. Step 3 to work out the ‘Division Finder • If the entry has a comment ‘See under...’, Reference’. then the elector has used a generic locality. A generic locality is an unofficial locality or an alias. The officially recognised Step 3 — Work Out the locality names are listed after the words ‘Division Finder Reference’ ‘See under’. If there is more than one official locality appearing check with the The Division Finder reference has two elector to determine the official locality of three-digit parts: the place they are enrolled, then go back • the page number; then to the beginning of this step and look up the official locality. • the line entry number. • If the locality is in more than one For example, if the division name was found division, there will be two or more sets on page 32 at line 27, the ‘Division Finder of comments to describe the electoral Reference’ would be 032027. viii ix Divisional Offices A listing of divisional and state offices showing street address, postal address, telephone and facsimile numbers. Division Street Address Postal Address Phone Fax Lingiari Level 7, TCG Centre GPO Box 21 (08) 8982 8000 (02) 6293 7619 80 Mitchell Street Darwin NT 0801 Darwin NT 0800 Solomon Level 7, TCG Centre GPO Box 21 (08) 8982 8000 (02) 6293 7619 80 Mitchell Street Darwin NT 0801 Darwin NT 0800 NT Territory Level 7, TCG Centre GPO Box 21 (08) 8982 8000 (02) 6293 7619 Office 80 Mitchell Street Darwin NT 0801 Darwin NT 0800 x xi Institutions and Establishments Lists of universities, hospitals, defence establishments and other institutions that might be identified by electors as their address on the electoral roll. The appropriate Division is shown for each. Defence Department Pulkapulkka Kari Home, Establishments Tennant Creek Lingiari Red Cross Aged Care, Katherine Lingiari Establishment Division Rocky Ridge Nursing Home, Lingiari Berrimah Defence Establishment Solomon Katherine Darwin RAAF Base Solomon Royal Darwin Hospital, Tiwi Solomon Larrakeyah Barracks Solomon Tennant Creek Hospital Lingiari Robertson Barracks Lingiari Terrace Gardens, Farrar Lingiari Tindal RAAF Base Lingiari Regis, Tiwi Solomon Hospitals and Nursing Homes Prisons and Correctional Establishment Division Facilities Alice Springs Hospital Lingiari Establishment Division Darwin Private Hospital, Tiwi Solomon Alice Springs Correctional Centre Lingiari Flynn Lodge, Alice Springs Lingiari Darwin Correctional Centre Lingiari Gove Hospital, Nhulunbuy Lingiari Universities and Hetti Perkins Home for the Aged, Lingiari Alice Springs Educational Institutions Hospital Quarters, Christmas Island Lingiari Establishment Division Juninga Nursing Home Solomon Batchelor College, Batchelor Lingiari Katherine Hospital Lingiari Charles Darwin University – Solomon Darwin Campus Katherine Hostel Lingiari Charles Darwin University – Lingiari Katherine Campus Old Timers Home, Alice Springs Lingiari Charles Darwin University – Solomon Palmerston Regional Hospital, Lingiari Palmerston Campus Holtze Haileybury Rendall School, Solomon Pearl Supported Care, Fannie Bay Solomon Berrimah xii NT Rural College, Katherine Lingiari Nungalinya College, Nakara Solomon St Johns College, The Gardens Solomon Yirara College, Alice Springs Lingiari Other Establishments Establishment Division Knuckey Lagoon Indigenous Village Lingiari “11 Mile” Palmerston Indigenous Village Lingiari “15 Mile Camp” 2019 Northern Territory Locality Section This section lists all the suburbs, towns and localities within the Northern Territory, Christmas Island and Cocos Keeling Islands. This section shows the name of the Division in which each locality is located. 1 Arawerr List of Localities - Northern Territory Ref Ref Locality Division No. Locality Division No. Abbots Camp Lingiari 01 Amengernterneah Lingiari 47 Acacia Hills Lingiari 02 Amirraba Lingiari 48 Acacia Larrakia Lingiari 03 Ammaroo Stn Lingiari 49 Adbanae Lingiari 04 Amoonguna Lingiari 50 Adder Stn Lingiari 05 Ampilatwatja Lingiari 51 Adelaide Bore Lingiari 06 Amputjuta Lingiari 52 Adelaide River Lingiari Amundurngua Lingiari A 07 53 Adjamarragu Lingiari 08 Amundurrngu Spring Lingiari 54 Aileron Lingiari 09 Amungee Mungee Stn Lingiari 55 Aileron Stn Lingiari 10 Andado Stn Lingiari 56 Akanta Lingiari 11 Andanangki Lingiari 57 Akarnenehe Well Lingiari 12 Angas Downs Lingiari 58 Akngwertnarre Lingiari 13 Angatyepe Lingiari 59 Akwalirrumanja Lingiari 14 Angawangere Lingiari 60 Alamirra Lingiari 15 Angkarripa Lingiari 61 Alatyeye Lingiari 16 Angkerle Arrenge A Lingiari 62 Alawa Solomon 17 Angkerle Arrenge B Lingiari
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