Burrinjuck Greens electorate information

1. Introduction

The Burrinjuck Greens is a local, New South Wales-based Australian Greens group which is based on Ngunnawal Country in Yass Valley, New South Wales and operates out of the Southern Tablelands town of Yass. Its boundaries of electoral responsibility can cover a variety of federal, state and local electorates, centred around the Yass Valley Council boundaries, though extending west towards Temora, Junee and Wagga Wagga, north to Cowra and Crookwell, and south as far as the Snowy Valleys and Victorian border. It is surrounded by a number of Greens groups administratively managed centrally, where necessary, by the New South Wales Greens, Sydney. The Australian Greens are managed from Canberra and federal member (House of Representatives and Senate) offices.

NB: This is not an official Greens webpage. To contact the Burrinjuck Greens, or to join the Australian Greens, refer to the links below in the References section.

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2. Local groups

Surrounding Greens groups in New South Wales and Canberra include the following:

  • Albury Greens, based in Albury
  • Burrinjuck Greens, based in Yass
  • Canberra Greens, a state-based group
  • Central West Greens, based in Orange
  • Queanbeyan - Monaro Greens, based in Queanbeyan (Local) & Eden (Federal)
  • Riverina Greens, based in Wagga Wagga
  • Southern Highlands Greens, based in Bowral

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3. Election Campaigns

Burrinjuck Greens may be associated with the following election campaigns:

  • Federal (House of Representatives & Senate)
    • Riverina (based in Wagga Wagga. This is the primary federal seat associated with the Burrinjuck Greens)
    • Eden-Monaro (based in Eden. The town of Sutton within the Yass Valley Council area is situated in this seat).
  • State (Legislative Assembly)
  • Local (Council)

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4. Maps

* NSW Federal electorates (click on map below)

Riverina federal electorate

* NSW State electorates

* NSW Local government electorates

Yass Valley Council boundaries

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5. References

Australian Greens [website], accessed 1 March 2026.

Burrinjuck Greens, Facebook, accessed 1 March 2026.

New South Wales Greens [website], accessed 1 March 2026.

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Last updated: 1 March 2026

Michael Organ, Australia 

Senator Kerrie Nettle, Michael Organ MHR and Senator Bob Brown, Parliament House, Canberra, 23 October 2003. Michael Organ was the first member of the Australian Greens elected to the Australian House of Representatives, at the Cunningham by-election in October 2002. He served through to October 2004.

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