List of mayors of Stirling

This is a list of mayors, presidents and chairmen of the City of Stirling in Perth, Western Australia, and its predecessors.

Stirling was originally established on 12 February 1871 as the Perth Road Board with a chairman and councillors under the Roads Boards Act 1871. With the passage of the Local Government Act 1960, all road boards became Shires with a shire president and councillors effective 1 July 1961. The Shire of Perth was declared a city and renamed Stirling on 24 January 1971.[1]

Perth Road Board

ChairmanTerm
Michael Smith1871–1872
Edmund Birch1872–1874
Michael Smith1874–1877
Richard Hardey1877–1881
George Shenton1881–1882
Richard Hardey1882–1883
Michael Smith1883–1885
David Harwood1885–1887
Richard Hardey1887–1896
Harry Williams1896–1897
Richard Hardey1897–1910
Charles Chappell1910–1917
Edgar Hamer1917–1931
John Scaddan1931–1934
John Tyler1934–1935
Harry Shearn1935–1936
John Orr1936–1937
William Abbett1937–1949
William Bandon1949–1953
Maurice Hamer1953–1956
Robert Bandy1956–1958
Samuel Spence1958–1959
Russell West1959–1959
Herbert R. Robinson1959–1961

Shire of Perth

PresidentTerm
Herbert R. Robinson1961–1963
Manuel Starke1963–1971

City of Stirling

MayorTerm
Manuel Starke1971–1971
Neil Hawkins1971–1974
Ron Stone1974–1975
Alma Venville1975–1977
Andy Luketina1977–1979
Graham Burkett1979–1983
Joe Camilleri1983–1984
Terry Tyzack1984–1986
George Strickland1986–1988
Jim McNamara1988–1989
Adam Spagnolo1989–1990
James Satchell1990–1991
Jim McNamara1991–1993
Adam Spagnolo1993–1995
Trevor Clarey1995–1997
Tony Vallelonga1997–2005
Terry Tyzack2005–2007
David Boothman2007–2013
Giovanni Italiano2013-2017
Mark Irwin2017-present

References

  1. "Local Government Act 1960 — Order in Council (per LG 619/69)". Western Australia Government Gazette. 30 October 1970. p. 1970:3346. Nominates 24 January 1971 as effective date.
  • Cooper, W.S.; G. McDonald (1999). Diversity's Challenge: A History of the City of Stirling. City of Stirling. pp. 433–434.
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