Local Council Elections will be held throughout NSW on Saturday, 14 September 2024.
Voting is compulsory.
We asked each Lane Cove Council candidate to provide their platform details. The information is set out in the order it was received and in ward order (alphabetical order).
We have not edited or changed the information provided to us.
There is a lead candidate and then two other candidates on the same ticket – we gave candidates the option of providing details about their entire team.
No liberal candidates are standing for election in the Lane Cove local government area due to an administrative mistake at the Liberal Party State Head Office – read more here.
Lane Cove Local Government Area has Three Wards
There are three wards: Central, East, and West. A map of the wards is here. The NSW Electoral Commission has a tool on its website where you can enter your address to see which ward you are in.
Just type in your address here to find out your ward.
There has been a slight ward change around Lane Cove West/Linley Point/Waterview Drive since the last local government election, so it is a good idea to check your ward.
Where to Pre Poll in Lane Cove
In Lane Cove, you can pre-poll at the Lane Cove Council Chambers/Civic Centre. Pre Polling starts 7 September 2024.
Lane Cove Council, The Cove Room – 48 Longueville Road, Lane Cove NSW 2066
Sat 07 Sep – Fri 13 Sep 2024
Mon – Wed: 8:30am – 5:30pm
Thu: 8:30 am – 8:00 pm
Fri: 8:30 am – 6:00 pm
Sat: 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Postal Votes Applications
Postal Vote applications close at 5 pm on 9th September 2024. More information here.
Where to Vote in Lane Cove on Election Day
Click here to find out where to vote on Election Day and our democracy snag guide.
Meet the Candidates – Forum via Zoom
In the Cove held Meet the Candidates Zoom Forums for Central and West Ward. The Greenwich Community Association and other local community groups held a forum for East Ward Candidates.
We hold our forums over Zoom because we have found that more people attend an online event. We also record the forum as our meet-the-candidate videos are widely viewed after the event.
Lane Cove Central Ward Candidates
Kathy Bryla – Independent
As your councillor since 2021, I’ve proudly represented your voice. Together, we can continue to preserve and enhance what makes Lane Cove special.
I am committed to serving our community for another 4 year term in Lane Cove Council’s Central Ward and my team for a Group Ticket in the upcoming election on 14th September 2024 includes Trent Gardiner and Tanya Phillips.
The Key policies I am running on for another term in council are:
- Accountable council that listens: Community voice at council meetings; Improved community surveys and consultation process; Greater rigour around project reporting and tracking of councils actions against the Lane Cove strategic plan.
- A healthy planet: More solar on apartments, businesses and council owned facilities; Address our growing stormwater needs; An Urban Solar Farm in Lane Cove; Get FOGO happening.
- Protecting what we love: Strengthen Bushland and urban tree preservation; Safer, less busy back streets in Central Ward; Review the boat trailer parking; Manage our open green spaces and sports fields better for all to use; Maintain and improve our built assets; Heat the Lane Cove 50m pool longer in winter; Update and implement our bike plan.
If re-elected I will continue to issue a monthly newsletters to the community and I am best communicated with via my email. I do also follow ITC chat and try to respond as much as possible to questions.
Website: kathybryla.com
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550935835752
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kathybryla4lanecove/
Trent Gardiner – Number Two on Kathy’s ticket
Trent passionately serves the Lane Cove community, where he has lived and actively participated all his life. With 25 years of experience in education, he is currently a Principal with the NSW Department of Education.
His two children are the third generation of his family to attend Lane Cove Public School, where he now serves as Vice President of the School Council. As a Life Member and Founding Member of the Lane Cove Theatre Company, his passion for the local cultural community drives his strong advocacy for a dedicated performing arts space in Lane Cove. A champion for equality, Trent is committed to ensuring residents have access to cultural opportunities and community facilities.
He strives to reduce living costs for young families and promote transparency and integrity within local government. He is dedicated to reducing bureaucracy and ensuring integrity and transparency from local representatives.
Tanya Phillips – Number three on Kathy’s Ticket
Tanya loves Lane Cove and is dedicated to preserving its beauty and resources for future generations. She has been a resident of the local community for many years, living with her family in Longueville.
As an Australian-born Chinese, she values hard work, family bonds, and respect for elders, honouring her heritage through traditional customs. As a veterinary professional and small animal general practitioner, Tanya champions the benefits of the human-animal bond, helping families care for their pets and ensuring their well-being. She serves on the Lane Cove Dog Advisory Committee, promoting community harmony, health, and mutual respect.
A committed volunteer, Tanya actively participates in school, church, and sporting committees, especially during her children’s time at St Michael’s, Lane Cove. She is passionate about protecting our shared spaces, waterfront, and bushland, and supporting local businesses.
Bridget Kennedy – Independent
I’m seeking re-election because I’m passionate about serving our community.
With over 20 years in Lane Cove, I’ve co-founded The Sydney Library of Things, which oversees The Lane Cove Toy Library, and have been a founding member of the Repair Cafe Sydney North since 2016. I was named Lane Cove Citizen of the Year in 2018.
I bring financial management skills and entrepreneurial creativity to my initiatives, with a background as a jewellery artist, business owner, and early IT industry experience in banking and finance.
My focus is on creative, practical solutions to community challenges, addressing public transport concerns, rat runs, and fair access to public spaces.
My priorities include:
- Ensuring fair access to public facilities, including more residential access to the Aquatic Centre and discounted fees for residents.
- Protecting bushland and waterways from development impacts.
- Enhancing Council transparency and communication.
- Supporting sustainable transport options, including a community shuttle bus.
- Climate action to reduce local carbon emissions and maintain our tree canopy.
- Encouraging waste-to-resource projects to reduce landfill, like children’s clothing swaps.
If re-elected, I’ll stay accessible via personal catchups, emails, social media monitoring, continuing my monthly coffee and crafting in the cove, sharing updates via e-news, and the councillor-in-the-plaza initiative.
Website: www.bridgetkennedyforlanecove.com.au
Instagram: www.instagram/com/councillorbridgetkennedy
Facebook: www.facebook.com/bridgetkennedyforlanecove
Alex Vaccher – Number Two on Bridget’s Ticket
Alex is the youth representative on the Council’s Sustainability Advisory Committee and a member of the Youth Advisory Committee. Alex is passionate about active transport, sustainability and providing greater community support for young people in the area. Find out more about Alex here.
Sally Kennedy – Number Three on Bridget’s ticket
Sally Kennedy (no relation), is a longstanding resident of Lane Cove. She has a successful career in the corporate sector in marketing and consumer research for major Australian and International brands. Sally shares’ Bridget’s love of Lane Cove’s natural environment and community. Find out more about Sally here.
Ken Quail – Labor
I have been a resident of Lane Cove for 30 years and over this period have worked in nearby North Ryde. With my partner Liz, we raised our two children, now adults, in Lane Cove. Along this journey I have been engaged with local childcare (as Chair), Lane Cove Public School, sporting teams (as a cricket and soccer coach), guides and cubs (as a leader).
I feel privileged to live in such a wonderful area. We are blessed with beautiful bushland, harbour and river frontage. We have excellent facilities and great access to the rest of Sydney. We have an opportunity through council to build a brighter more inclusive future for our community in Lane Cove.
My priorities in council include:
- Providing shelter and support for women and children escaping domestic abuse. Working with State and Federal initiatives to provide effective solutions.
- Strata solar and community batteries to bring down energy prices and support a zero emissions future.
- Recreation facilities including the Jean Mitchell Lucretia Baths and development of master plans for future infrastructure.
- Night food markets to support a vibrant and inclusive community.
- Active transport for pedestrians and bikes. I am an avid cyclist and strongly support safer cycling routes.
- Public transport across Lane Cove
- Delivering the new Sport and Recreation Centre in 2025.
- Good governance including transparency, due process and community engagement and consultation.
Website: www.lanecovelabor.org.au
Facebook: www.facebook.com/LaborforCentral
Email: [email protected]
Lyn Nasir – Number two on Ken’s ticket
Lyn has been a devoted member of the Lane Cove community since 1978, where she raised three children who attended Lane Cove Public School.
A qualified librarian and information manager, Lyn has spent much of her career in government services. Lyn’s dedication extends beyond her professional life, actively participating in local groups like the Lane Cove Sustainability Action Group and member of the Council’s Sustainability Advisory Committee.
Lyn’s commitment to her neighborhood was recognized with the inaugural Neighborhood Award, celebrating her significant contributions to the community
Website: www.lanecovelabor.org.au
Email: [email protected]
Bronwyn Deane – Number three on Ken’s ticket
Bronwyn has proudly called the beautiful Lane Cove home for the past 15 years.
Professionally she holds degrees in Communication (Journalism and Public Relations), Education (Primary), and Psychology (Honours). Currently, Bronwyn works as a primary school teacher at one of our local schools, and creates educational content for graphic design company, Canva.
On a personal level, Bronwyn is a mother of three children, aged 9, 7, and 4. In her spare time, she enjoys painting and drawing, and is actively involved in various community groups, including LCM Churches, her children’s sporting clubs, and activities at their preschool and school.
Bronwyn is passionate about ensuring integrity in local government, providing timely and objective information to our constituents, and using my influence to positively unite and strengthen our Lane Cove community.
Website: www.lanecovelabor.org.au
Email: [email protected]
Caleb Taylor – Independent
Now more than ever Lane Cove needs strong community leadership and a forward-thinking council. Our current council is divided and ineffective, leading to significant challenges for residents and ratepayers over the past three years.
I’m a qualafied chef and dad with lots of local volunteer experience I want to bring fresh ideas, transparency on decisions and a community focus on improving services, that’s why I’m running as a truly Independent candidate for council.
I hold various leadership roles in our community, Lane Cove P&C President, Lane Cove Fun Run, Repair Café, Lane Cove Festival committee and Stringybark Creek Residents Association.
My commitment to community service was recognised in the NSW Parliament when I received the Lane Cove Volunteer of the Year Award for 2022 from the Member for Lane Cove.
My priorities include, creating better spaces and services for families, advocating for improved public transport, better pedestrian and road safety, extending Library hours with 24 hour collection lockers, Lane Cove Parking app to notify residents about outstanding payments, Public town hall meetings on traffic, roads and transport, I am committed to open communication with all residents, weekly videos, regular community events and meetups, newsletters, zoom catchups and online engagement.
Website: calebtasylorforlanecove.com.au
Yi (Ian) BAO number two on Caleb’s ticket
I am carer of two young children and aged parents with disabilities who are long-term locals.
As a chartered accountant and lawyer, I have extensive experience in compliance and advisory, volunteering as Secretary of local School Council (LCPS) and board member and/or independent consultant in local or large not-for-profit institutions.
Dedicated to social justice and mentoring the next generation of community activists, I also work as a Pro Bono Legal Service and Education Program Director, coordinating 20,000 hours per year of law students’ service for marginalised communities.
Backing not-for-profit institutions committed to sustainability and community services, I am keen to develop more to support families, especially those requiring child/aged/disability support.
Well experienced in managing audits, social entrepreneurship activities and office dynamics, I hold formal training in mediation, corporate governance and risk management.
With a warm heart to serve the community, I offer courage to uphold the principles people demand, and skills essential for the healthy operation of Council and Councillor’s office.
I find a strong case to keep acting as a critical friend for many Councillors and an investigator dedicated to listening to stakeholders broadly. I have an open-door policy, 0425266697 and by [email protected]. If elected, more two-way communication channels will be opened.
There’s opportunities for a more cohesive Council focused on creating better services and amenities for Lane Cove’s diverse community. That’s why I’m running with Caleb and Ian as Independants for Central Ward.
Sarah O’Donnell – number three on Caleb’s ticket
A proud and passionate local, I think Lane Cove offers all residents – regardless of their stage of life – a unique piece of Sydney with abundant natural beauty, accessible facilities, and a strong sense of community that creates an exceptional living environment.
The Canopy is an excellent example of Lane Cove’s commitment to creating useful spaces to work, live and play. There’s opportunities to preserve and better use our green spaces; encourage and reward sustainability; support a diverse local economy; and strengthen connections to enhance a sense of belonging.
An award-winning journalist, I provide strategic guidance for fundraising and community-building initiatives for Lane Cove PS, Kindy Cove and Birrahlee. Along the way, I have cherished forging new friendships and building my village.
If elected, I endeavour to listen to the pulse of the community. I’m not for token comments but timely responses and a feedback loop so residents know what actions have been taken.
I am committed to creating a better future for my three daughters and the Lane Cove community.
Website: calebtaylorforlanecove.com.au
Lane Cove Council East Ward Candidates
David Roenfeldt – Labor
David has lived in Lane Cove since 2012 and is qualified in Aerospace Engineering, with experience in retail warehousing, environmental test engineering and is currently employed in transport logistics.
He has often in the past been a representative of his peers, hence a natural progression to representing others. He believes in fairness, justice and equality, fundamental principles of the Labor Party. He joined the Party in 2011 and has served as Lane Cove Labor Branch president from 2017-2021 and is currently serving as branch secretary.
David was elected to Council in 2021 and has served the last 12 months as Deputy Mayor. This term of Council has been more difficult than it should have been so it is critically important to have an executive team that respect staff and ensure good governance, accountability and stability.
David wants to ensure that existing and future capital works programs continue to deliver the infrastructure required to meet the needs of future and existing residents, including more open space, bushland, recreation and sporting facilities. He also wants to protect the character of the Lane Cove Village and heritage of the Greenwich Peninsula in the face of wide sweeping reforms to address the housing crisis.
David regularly monitors with posts on ITC chat, attends GCA meetings, conducts community ZOOM’s, participates in Councillors and Labor Street Stalls in the Plaza, releases a monthly video of Council Agenda summary to subscribed East Ward residents and is always available to be contacted by phone, email or meet up in the Plaza.
Website (Lane Cove Labor): Lane Cove Branch of Australian Labor Party (NSW Branch) (lanecovelabor.org.au)
Website (Personal): Councillor David Roenfeldt – Lane Cove Council – East Ward
Facebook: (2) Facebook
Rachel Baker – Number Two on David’s Ticket
Rachel has a degree in Social Science majoring in Sociological Theory and is in her third year as a community representative on the Lane Cove Council Access and Inclusion Committee.
She is self-employed and works in Communications. Rachel understands the nuanced needs of the community and lives locally with her husband and teenage daughter.
Rachel has been a member of the Lane Cove community for 9 years and is passionate about improving services to residents and ensuring good governance by our leaders.
Website (Lane Cove Labor): Lane Cove Branch of Australian Labor Party (NSW Branch) (lanecovelabor.org.au)
Sieger de Vries – Number three on David’s ticket
Sieger has lived in Lane Cove for over 22 years and has raised his two children here.
He is a self-employed IT consultant advising large organisations on creating a customer-focused, collaborative and productive work environment for IT teams.
Website (Lane Cove Labor): Lane Cove Branch of Australian Labor Party (NSW Branch) (lanecovelabor.org.au)
Nick Riggs – The Greens
I am a mental health worker supporting society’s most vulnerable people. My work has reinforced the value that a caring, supportive and fair community has on lives, and this is why I have always passionately advocated for people, the environment and my community.
I moved to Greenwich in 2023, attracted by the stunning natural environment, amazing community and the lifestyle afforded by this vibrant pocket of Sydney. I soon became aware that despite the knowledge, passion and enthusiasm of residents, councillors were not listening to our concerns.
If elected, I will fight for;
- Accountability and transparency – restoring community consultation at every council meeting.
- Lowering cost of living pressures by reconsidering outsourcing of council services, including council run child-care and sport and leisure facilities.
- Our unique natural environment and ensure that our council is 100% carbon-neutral by the end of this term.
- Sensible, accessible, and environmentally friendly housing – with appropriate local infrastructure, green spaces, and transport.
- The 30% of Lane Cove residents who are renters.
My training in psychology has taught me how to actively listen to people and have difficult, honest conversations with empathy and compassion. I plan to bring this skill to council – to ensure that residents have a seat at the table in all council meetings by combing the public forum and council meeting.
Number Three on Nick’s Ticket – Alan King
Merri Southwood – Independent
I seek the opportunity to serve another term as an Independent Councillor, with the support of two great group members, Helena Greenwell and Peter Re.
Our LGA’s major challenge is to preserve the features that make our LGA a great place to live whilst doing our bit to meet the very pressing demands for housing. We will work to bring our community along with Council in this process.
We will work to completion of our major developments within budget. But we must then focus on caring for what we have. Fix the infrastructure that has been neglected, focus on caring for bushland and waterways and implement a robust asset maintenance program to avoid a burden on future residents.
And we must look to sharing our scarce but beautiful open space.
We want our community members to have confidence that they have a real role in Council decision making and to fully understand the reasoning behind resolutions of Council.
Our community members are engaged, talented and experienced – we will work towards greater teamwork with our community to make Lane Cove an LGA no one wants to leave.
Website: https://www.merrisouthwoodforlanecove.org/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/councillormerrisouthwood
Helena Greenwall – Number Two on Merri’s Ticket
Helena has lived with her family in Lane Cove her whole life, attending Lane Cove Public School and currently owns and operates her own small pet care business based in Lane Cove. She’s currently finishing a BA in Communications and BA in Creative Intelligence and Innovation.
Helena is passionate about promoting sustainability and engaging and supporting younger members of the community. She feels particularly strongly about ensuring that accountability and transparency is at the forefront of all council processes. She believes that community consultation is essential to informing council’s decision making process and must be taken seriously.
In earning her Gold Duke of Edinburgh award she gained a wide range of volunteering experience in the local community and remains passionate about giving back to her community.
Peter Re – number three on Merri’s ticket
Peter Re grew up in Lane Cove, graduated as a Chemical Engineer and worked in industry for over 30 years, currently working for an Australian green-technology company.
Peter and his wife have been Lane Cove residents for over 18 years and now live in the Pottery Green area. Their two children attend St Michael’s Catholic Primary School. He has managed and coached the various sporting teams in which his children have played.
Peter continues to be concerned that major projects are considered by Council in isolation and that the cumulative impacts of all developments are not being addressed proactively. He believes Council needs more foresight and transparency in development decision-making processes to build in sustainability and retain the amenity of the area.
Lane Cove West Ward Candidates
Rochelle Flood – The Greens
Lane Cove is a beautiful place to live, and it’s been an honour to represent our community over the past three years as your councillor. I’m running for re-election because I’m passionate about ensuring our council listens to residents and makes decisions that allow our community to thrive.
During my term, I’ve been a strong advocate for climate action, delivering initiatives like solar panel and battery storage rebates to help residents switch to renewable energy. I’m proud to have introduced a trial of free period care products in local facilities, tackling period poverty and reducing stigma. I also pushed for council funds to be divested from banks that support the fossil fuel industry.
If re-elected, I will:
- Continue working to deliver affordable council-run services, including more childcare centres and in-house managed sports facilities to increase affordability and accessibility.
- Ensure our public parks and fields remain open and welcoming to everyone, including our furry friends.
- Prioritise transparency and genuine community consultation in all council decisions – including reinstating the public forum at council meetings.
- Advocate for sustainable transport options including well-connected cycleways and a community shuttle bus.
I’m committed to actively monitoring community concerns; you can reach me anytime by phone, email, or on social media—I’m here to listen.
Website: https://greensoncouncil.org.au/rochelle-flood/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rfloodgreens/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rochelle_flood_greens/
Murtaza Rangwala number two on Rochelle’s ticket
I’ve lived in Lane Cove for 20 years with my partner and daughter. We have raised a child while working full time carving out a new life from humble beginnings as immigrants in this welcoming community.
A career of service in the lodging industry for 30+ years allows me to help people and empower businesses for success. I’d like to see Rochelle Flood re-elected so that we can continue to work collaboratively in ensuring an ethical approach to development and sustainability with clean governance for everyone’s benefit.
Seamus Lee – Number three on Rochelle’s Ticket
I am a long term resident of the lower north shore and have moved recently into Lane Cove. I am currently a senior consultant for a Website Consultancy firm for the last five years. I have a Bachelor degree from the Universityof Sydney. I have been a member of the greens for almost 15 years now.
I am a supporter of improving Lane Cove’s environmental record and would like to see child care and other social amenities improved in Lane Cove. I am running to help get Rochelle Flood re-elected to continue her good work on council standing up for what the community wants.
Katie Little – Labor
I’m patron of the Jeanne Little Alzheimer’s Research Fund with NeuRA, founded to put money into research for the leading cause of death for Australian women. I was featured in Australian Story, spoken on 2GB about Aged Care and 60 Minutes’ covid-19 special.
I’ve always had strong ties to Lane Cove through family and work. My grandmother was a Greenwich resident, and when my neurodiverse children were young was in the plaza every weekend loving the open space, the library, Riverview toy library, and The Cake Man’s vanilla slice – all indispensable!
I’ve watched the development of Lane Cove with awe, such a unique and fabulous LGA so close to the city. From traffic calming to preserving bushland – even making Asbestos-free mulch! – Blackman skatepark, the Canopy, now the Sport & Recreation Centre – Lane Cove has got development right, creating facilities with long term vision guided by a steady hand in project management.
I’m working with an amazing team, guided by Andrew Zbik. I’m online and love talking with people!
My priorities are advocating for a convenience store in the Mowbray Road Precinct, gearing up the Bike Path program, and as a single mum and foster carer working for families, youth and women.
Email: [email protected]
Website:https://www.lanecovelabor.org.au/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LittleFamily.com.au
Instagram: katie_m_little
James Hansen – Number two on Katie’s ticket
I’m a father of three, resident of Lane Cove North, and work for Transport for NSW. My professional background spans transport planning, infrastructure consulting, and information technology. My qualifications include an MBA from AGSM UNSW and a Masters degree in City Planning from UNSW.
I’ve lived in the Lane Cove North area for sixteen years and I deeply appreciate the area’s village atmosphere, bushland, river views, and convenient public transport to Chatswood and Sydney CBD.
I am a community representative on the Lane Cove Council Bicycle Advisory Committee and I’m passionate about making our roads and streets more inviting places to live, walk, or ride.
Lane Cove Labor is a great team and I’m keen to work with Katie Little first and foremost to advocate for a convenience store with the redevelopment of 25-29 Mindarie Street.
If elected, I’ll be available via email, or you can reach out to me and the Labor team at https://www.lanecovelabor.org.au/
Heather Ogilive – Number three on Katie’s ticket
I am a Greenwich resident and longtime Labor member. I’m passionate about women’s rights and have been actively involved in supporting at risk women and children for many years. In the mid-1970’s, while doing my social work degree at Curtin University, I was part of a student group who set up Perth’s first women’s refuge.
I have been involved in working on many federal and state election campaigns, primarily in Sydney’s inner west when I moved to Sydney in 1980. After attaining my degree, I retrained as a film producer and have been responsible for feature films and television drama for nearly 40 years, actively also writing for the last 20. I have produced content for Warner Bros, Disney and Paramount Pictures and have taught at the Australian Film, Television and Radio School and the Tisch School of Arts at New York University.
I’m proud to be part of the dynamic Labor team working for the Lane Cove community. I am especially proud of our headline commitment to provide Safe Spaces for families escaping domestic abuse. I believe the steps needed to address the shocking rise in women killed by intimate partners requires government engagement at all levels.
Scott Bennison – Independent
Same Leader, Same Values, Different Colour
As your current Mayor and a dedicated Councillor for the past 16 years, I have consistently delivered progress and growth for our Lane Cove community. I’m proud to be the only Councillor seeking re-election who stood firm against forced amalgamations, cancelling the contract for Bob Campbell Oval and withdrawing the Development Application for the much-needed Sport & Recreation Centre. My time as a Councillor I have delivered projects such as the Canopy, Blackman Park synthetic sports fields and skate park, plaza and swimming pool upgrade
Our team strongly supports the Sport & Recreation Centre as a critical project for our community’s future, providing essential facilities for all ages. Our team in the West Ward is unique—we are the only group of long-term residents and ratepayers, deeply invested in Lane Cove’s continued success.
In this election, maintaining stability of governance, financial management and delivering vital infrastructure to our local government is crucial. We must complete the projects that will benefit our community for generations to come. Vote 1 Group A Scott Bennison and let’s keep Lane Cove moving forward together
Chartered accountant, Business Owner, Community Representative. Deborah and her family have lived in Lane Cove for over 25 Years.
She has been active in the community since 2005. In 2008 became president of the Lane Cove Chamber of Commerce.
An active community member with extensive business and community experience, having set on many advisory committees, including but not limited to the Mowbray Precinct working Committee, working to get better development outcomes for the community, the Stringy Bark Creek Residents Association, developing community representation and events, previously Vice president and lifelong member of the Lane Cove West Public school P&C, supporting fundraising for the school. Deborah is currently serving as a director of Sydney Community Services, supporting our elderly and residents in need of support within our community.
Deborah offers commitment, leadership, and stability for the community.
Daniel Strassberg – Number Three on Scott’s Ticket
Former Deputy Mayor, CPA Accountant, CFO and Community Representative.
Daniel and his family have lived in Lane Cove for over 25 years and has been an active member of the Lane Cove Community since 2005.
Daniel is a past P&C President of Lane Cove West Public School and has served as Treasurer for various Lane Cove sporting clubs and the Lane Cove Gallery.
As a former Deputy Mayor, Daniel oversaw several key projects, including the Canopy Development, Lane Cove Poll upgrade, Blackman Park Sports upgrade, and Plaza refurbishment.
Daniel was also the Councilor who proposed the upgrade to the Skatepark at Blackman Park. Currently, Daniel serves on the Council Dog Committee.
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