The Regional Consultative Committee (RCC) expands on the role of the previously existing Policy Advisory Council, taking on the role of Policy Development, grassroots producer engagement and advising the Cattle Australia board on strategic industry priorities.
The RCC is comprised of 23 members, fifteen who are elected by Cattle Australia members on a regional basis and eight who are appointed by the state farming organisations. As a result each state will be represented as follows.
The role of the RCC is to advise on issues affecting the grass-fed cattle industry via engagement and consultation with Members at a grass roots level. RCC representatives will
In order to be eligible to vote in the upcoming Regional Consultative Council meeting, members will need to be assigned to an electoral subregion based on their location.
All members should check their membership details to ensure their address information is up-to-date by signing in at https://login.cattleaustralia.com.au/Sys/Profile
Once you sign in, you can update your details by clicking the ‘edit profile’ icon in the top left-hand corner of your screen. Be sure to save any changes you make.
The electoral subregions for the Regional Consultative Committee are defined by postcode and state. There is also one area of remote Western Australia where subregions are defined by local government area.
The states of Tasmania and South Australia form one subregion each in their entirety, while the remaining states and the NT are divided.
Please view the maps below and the postcode chart to work out where you fall. Please note the maps are only a guide.
Subregion | State | Postcodes |
|---|---|---|
1 | New South Wales | 2396,
2648,
2672-2677,
2711,
2715,
2717-2719,
2721,
2737-2744,
2809-2831,
2835-2842,
2869-2889,
3500.
|
2 | New South Wales | 2252,
2259,
2262-2395,
2397-2499,
2832-2834,
2843-2844,
2848-2863,
2890,
2898-2899,
4375,
4377,
4380,
4383,
4385.
|
3 | New South Wales | 200-2251,
2253-2258,
2260-2261,
2500-2647,
2649-2671,
2678-2710,
2712-2714,
2716,
2720,
2722-2736,
2745-2808,
2845-2847,
2864-2868,
2891-2897,
2900-2914,
3586,
3644,
3691,
3707. |
4 | Victoria | 3000-3210,
3335-3341,
3363-3372,
3380,
3387-3388,
3391,
3425-3466,
3470-3477,
3479-3481,
3513-3530,
3534-3543,
3550-3595,
3600-3999,
8001-8785,
9999. |
5 | Victoria | 3211-3334,
3342-3362,
3373-3379,
3381-3386,
3389-3390,
3392-3424,
3467-3469,
3478,
3482-3512,
3531-3533,
3544-3549,
3596-3599. |
6 | Tasmania | 7000-7470 |
7 | South Australia | 0872,
5000-5950.
|
8 | Western Australia | 0872 – in the Shire of Ngaanyatjarraku,
6000-6707,
6800-6997.
|
9 | Western Australia | 0872 – in the Shire of East Pilbara,
6708-6799.
|
10 | Northern Territory | 0800-0859,
0880-0909. |
11 | Northern Territory | 0860-0879,
4825.
|
12 | Queensland | 4804-4828,
4830-4899.
|
13 | Queensland | 4468-4485,
4489-4493,
4724-4736,
4829.
|
14 | Queensland | 4420,
4627-4649,
4678-4723,
4737-4803.
|
15 | Queensland | 2406,
4000-4419,
4421-4467,
4486-4488,
4494-4626,
4650-4677,
9000-9999. |
The Regional Consultative Committee will deliver representatives from each state as reflected in the table to the right.
State | Elected Members | Appointed Members | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
Queensland | 4 | 1 | 5 |
New South Wales | 3 | 1 | 4 |
Western Australia | 2 | 2 | 4 |
Victoria | 2 | 1 | 3 |
Northern Territory | 2 | 1 | 3 |
South Australia | 1 | 1 | 2 |
Tasmania | 1 | 1 | 2 |
Candidates for the Regional Consultative Committee and their nominators will be assigned to a subregion during the nomination process. Candidates and their nominators should use the guide above to determine which subregion they fall within.
All remaining members will be automatically assigned to a subregion based on the state and postcode information they have registered with their Cattle Australia membership as of 20 October 2023.
All members are responsible for providing correct and up-to-date address information with their Cattle Australia Membership to ensure they are assigned to the correct region.
To check and update your address information go to https://login.cattleaustralia.com.au/Sys/Profile.
Passwords can be reset at https://login.cattleaustralia.com.au/Sys/ResetPasswordRequest
If you are still having trouble signing in you can contact the Cattle Australia office at ca@cattleaustralia.com.au or on 1300 653 038 for further assistance
New members must select their subregion at the time they apply for Cattle Australia membership. New members can use the table above to determine which region they fall in.
Cattle Australia is currently developing a subregion lookup tool, which will be rolled out in the coming weeks.
Members may apply to change their subregion in a limited set of circumstances. Members must meet at least one of the following criteria in order to change subregion.
Garry was born and raised on a commercial beef cattle property south of Gloucester in New South Wales. Garry has personal cattle production interests in this region today as well as his corporate role as the Managing Director and CEO of AAM, a business that has a significant focus in continuing to expand beyond our cattle production interests in Central West NSW, near Forbes and Bective Station near Tamworth, NSW.
Garry has over 25 years’ experience in large scale livestock production management within the Australian agribusiness sector. His experience spans across a vast array of areas of the agricultural supply chain and includes managing businesses involved in livestock breeding, growing and finishing, financing of agricultural projects, implementation of precision agriculture practices, investigation and implementation of sustainability and innovation initiatives and developing and operating integrated agricultural businesses.
In 2007, Garry founded the company that today is AAM, commencing the development, operation and management of a portfolio of agricultural assets valued at $887 million and he remains the major shareholder of AAM.
Garry has a unique skill set across multiple facets of the grass-fed cattle production supply chain, from production through to finishing, as well as a unique perspective of the challenges facing all grass-fed producers within Australia through his involvement in the modernisation and development of livestock marketing facilities throughout Victoria, NSW and Queensland.
George is married with four (4) children, Harry 24, Emma 22, Dave 15 and Tom 13. He also enjoys flying and has his pilot’s license.
George is also a Founding Director of The Wellness House and a Founding Director of ONFARM CO. He has a strong voluntary involvement with his community including as the NSW Rural Fire Services Senior Dept Capt. and Chairman of St Paul’s Carcoar.
Bryce Camm hails from Dalby in Queensland’s Darling Downs region where he oversees his family’s company Camm Agricultural Group; an integrated beef and cropping enterprise with interests across Queensland.
Bryce has been CEO of the group for the past eight years. Prior to that he was the Manager of the group’s award winning Wonga Plains Feedlot for eight years where he oversaw the operation triple in size. Growing up on “Natal Downs” Station in north Queensland Bryce undertook a dual degree in Business Administration and Communications at Bond University and is a graduate of the Australian Rural Leadership Program as well as the Australian Institute of Company Directors Course.
Bryce is currently the Chairman of Beef Australia Ltd and the Immediate Past President of the Australian Lot Feeders Council, as well as a previous Director of the Red Meat Advisory Council.
Elke is an experienced non-executive director in the agribusiness and customer-owned banking sector with a passion for member-centric organisations. She brings a grower perspective coupled with her genuine drive to elevate the industry through innovation. She was selected to the National Farmers Federation ‘Diversity in Ag Leadership’ 2022, among 12 women nationally.
Elke has a broad background in the agricultural industry as a producer and rural financial coach across regional NSW challenging business models & production systems for growers across a wide range of commodities. Elke is a joint owner & director of a broad acre family cattle farm at Harden NSW since 1993. Cleverdon Ag raises & trades black Angus cattle
Elke brings a wealth of financial, risk management and governance experience. Her current non-executive director roles include Local Land Services (NSW), Murrumbidgee Health (NSW Health) and SWS Credit Union. Some of her many strengths is a strong focus on strategy, risk and a triple bottom line while chairing large scale audit & risk committees
Nominated by: Peter Hall, Troy Setter, Bryce Camm, David Hill, Adam Coffey
For the past 45 years, David has held rural property management, executive and senior management positions across all mainland states in areas of; beef cattle & sheep breeding, growing and lot feeding, meat retailing, small seed growing, irrigated fodder, and the further processing and exporting of primary products such as meat, grain and fodder.
His export experiences which started in 1989 included a role with Stanbroke Pastoral Company to help develop Stanbroke’ s Live cattle export program. Additionally, David managed the integration of Bottle Tree feedlot grain feeding in the production system while developing and launching their now globally recognised Diamantina beef brand.
David has been in a leadership role at the Lee Family’s, Australian Country Choice group of Companies since 1999 and progressed in that time from General Manager Properties & Livestock to Group Managing Director until stepping back in December 2020 from a full time role to a strategic advisory and board role.
Headquartered in Brisbane and employing over 1,400 staff across 42 operations, Australian Country Choice (ACC) operates Australia’s largest vertically integrated beef supply chain; encompassing cattle breeding, cattle growing and feedlotting to supply its integrated food processing facility in Brisbane that incorporates beef slaughter, beef boning, value-adding and case ready beef packing.
ACC’s cattle property portfolio of around 4 million acres in Queensland & NSW encompasses operations from the Barkly Tableland, CQ coalfields, Carnarvon ranges, Augathella, Blackall, Roma, and Moonie districts of Queensland, with a carrying capacity of 300,000 head. of cattle to support the Company’s 3 feedlots.
Additionally, David represents Agricultural & Cattle industry interests in his role as; Non-Government member Australia Indonesia Red Meat & Cattle Partnership, member SmartSat CRC, member Cattle Australia -Policy Council, member Australian Meat Industry Council -China & Halal Trade Groups, Chair Workplace Health & Safety Queensland -Rural Industry Sector Standing Committee, Deputy Chair Laguna Bay Pastoral investment committee and Board Member lnventia Genetic Technologies (IGT).
Away from work David has a small cattle property in the Mt Kilcoy (Qld) district running Charolais & Charbray breeders to the delight of his four grandchildren.
David wishes to continue into a second term to help build a strong and successful Cattle Australia to represent the interest of all cattle producers
