List of mayors of Hunter's Hill

This is a list of mayors of the Council of the Municipality of Hunter's Hill, a local government area in northern Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. The Municipality was first incorporated on 12 March 1861. Since 2004, the Mayor has been directly elected for a four-year term by the voters in the Municipality. The official title of mayors while holding office is His/Her Worship the Mayor of the Municipality of Hunter's Hill. The current mayor is Councillor Zac Miles, an Liberal Party politician, elected on 4 December 2021.

Mayor of Hunter's Hill Council
Incumbent
Zac Miles
since 4 December 2021
StyleHis Worship
AppointerHunter's Hill Council
Term lengthOne year (1861–2004)
Four years (2004–date)
Formation1861
First holderJules Joubert
DeputyElizabeth Krassoi
Websitehttps://www.huntershill.nsw.gov.au/

List of incumbents

The following individuals have served as Mayor of the Council of the Municipality of Hunter's Hill:

#ChairmanPartyTerm startTerm endTime in officeNotes
1Jules JoubertNo party20 July 1861February 18631 year, 196 days[1][2]
2Gabriel de MilhauFebruary 1863February 18641 year, 0 days[1]
3William B. CampbellFebruary 1864February 18651 year, 0 days[1]
4Francis CampbellFebruary 1865February 18661 year, 0 days[1]
–William B. CampbellFebruary 1866February 18671 year, 0 days[1]
#MayorPartyTerm startTerm endTime in officeNotes
5Didier Numa JoubertNo partyFebruary 186721 February 18703 years, 20 days[1]
6Charles Edward Jeanneret21 February 187016 February 18721 year, 360 days[3][4]
7Robert Vining Gale16 February 187210 February 18741 year, 359 days[5][6]
8Henry Prior Palser10 February 187415 February 18751 year, 5 days[7]
9Ambrose Fitzpatrick15 February 187514 February 1876364 days[8]
–Robert Vining Gale14 February 18765 May 187681 days[9]
–Ambrose Fitzpatrick13 May 187614 February 1877277 days[10]
–Charles Edward Jeanneret14 February 187711 February 18791 year, 362 days[11][12]
10Angelo Tornaghi11 February 187914 February 18801 year, 3 days[13]
11Jabez King Heydon14 February 1880February 18821 year, 352 days[14][15]
–Angelo TornaghiFebruary 188212 February 18842 years, 11 days[16][17][18]
12James Nutman12 February 18844 September 1884205 days[19]
13William Joseph Doyle4 September 188411 February 1885160 days[20]
14Joseph Booth11 February 188512 February 18861 year, 1 day[21]
15James Brown12 February 18869 February 1887362 days[22]
16Robert Smith Independent9 February 1887February 1888357 days[23]
17Numa Augustus Joubert IndependentFebruary 188816 February 18891 year, 15 days[24]
18Alfred Weeks Independent16 February 188912 February 1890361 days[25]
–Charles Edward Jeanneret Independent12 February 189012 February 18911 year, 0 days[26][27][28][29]
19Frank McNeil Independent12 February 189110 February 1892363 days[30]
20Bernard McBride Independent10 February 189214 February 18942 years, 4 days[31][32]
21Thomas Turner Independent14 February 189412 February 18961 year, 363 days[33][34]
22Adelbert Theophilus Schleicher Independent12 February 18965 February 18981 year, 358 days[35][36]
23James Richard Thomson Independent5 February 189812 February 19002 years, 7 days[37][38]
24James Macartney Rooke Independent12 February 190016 February 19033 years, 4 days[39][40][41][42]
25Herbert John Aspinall Independent16 February 1903July 19171 year, 363 days[43][44][45]
26Edward Marsden Betts Independent13 February 1905February 19137 years, 354 days[46][47][48][49][50][51][52][53][54][55][56][57]
27William Archibald Windeyer IndependentFebruary 1913February 19141 year, 0 days[58]
–Adelbert Theophilus Schleicher IndependentFebruary 19147 February 19162 years, 6 days[59][60][61][62][63]
–Herbert John Aspinall Independent7 February 1916July 19171 year, 144 days[64]
–William Archibald Windeyer MBE IndependentJuly 191721 March 19246 years, 264 days[65][66][67][68][69][70][71][72][73][74][75][76]
28Ralph Unwin Independent21 March 1924December 19251 year, 255 days[75][77]
29Louis Alfred Meyers IndependentDecember 1925December 19272 years, 0 days[78][79]
30Ernest Clarke IndependentDecember 192711 January 19324 years, 41 days[80][81][82][83]
31George William Woodbridge Independent11 January 1932December 19331 year, 324 days[84][85][86][87]
32Clarence Farthing IndependentDecember 193315 December 19341 year, 14 days[88]
33Robert Sterling Murray-Prior Independent15 December 193418 December 19351 year, 3 days[89]
–Louis Alfred Meyers Independent18 December 1935December 19393 years, 348 days[90][91][92][93][94]
34Bert Cowell IndependentDecember 1939December 19401 year, 0 days[95]
35Henry Ryves IndependentDecember 1940December 19411 year, 0 days[96]
36Clement Wesley Weil IndependentDecember 1941December 195110 years, 0 days[97][98][99][100][1]
37Thomas William Belford Haynes IndependentDecember 1951December 19521 year, 0 days[101]
38John Reeves IndependentDecember 195215 December 19531 year, 0 days[102]
–Clement Wesley Weil Independent15 December 195314 December 1954364 days[103]
39Alex Harding Independent14 December 1954December 19573 years, 0 days[104][1]
40Ken Bell IndependentDecember 1957December 19614 years, 0 days[1]
41Harry Jessup IndependentDecember 1961December 19632 years, 0 days[1]
42William Thom IndependentDecember 1963December 19652 years, 0 days[1]
43John Merrington IndependentDecember 1965December 19672 years, 0 days[1]
–Ken Bell IndependentDecember 1967December 19681 year, 0 days[1]
44Donald Farrant IndependentDecember 1968September 19745 years, 274 days[1]
45Leon J. Crawley IndependentSeptember 1974September 19762 years, 0 days[1]
46David Landa OAM IndependentSeptember 1976September 19793 years, 0 days[105][1][106]
47John Lyndon Jones IndependentSeptember 1979September 19801 year, 0 days[1]
48Sheila Burns Swain IndependentSeptember 1980September 19822 years, 0 days[1]
49Kerry Wherry IndependentSeptember 1982September 19831 year, 0 days[1]
50John C. McCarthy IndependentSeptember 1983September 19852 years, 0 days[1]
51Bruce Edelman IndependentSeptember 1985September 19872 years, 0 days[1]
–Sheila Burns Swain AM IndependentSeptember 1987September 19892 years, 0 days[1][107]
52Ross Ernest Williams IndependentSeptember 1989September 19934 years, 0 days[1]
53Ross Sheerin IndependentSeptember 1993September 19952 years, 0 days[1]
54Jane Margaret Waddell IndependentSeptember 1995September 19961 year, 0 days[1]
55William Gordon Phipson PSM IndependentSeptember 1996September 19982 years, 0 days[1][108]
56Arthur Francis Boyd IndependentSeptember 1998September 19991 year, 0 days[1]
57Susan Ruth Hoopman IndependentSeptember 199910 September 20012 years, 0 days[1]
58Bruce Richard Lucas Independent10 September 200127 March 20042 years, 199 days[1]
–Susan Ruth Hoopman OAM Independent27 March 20048 September 20128 years, 165 days[109][110][111]
59Richard Quinn Independent8 September 20129 September 20175 years, 1 day[112]
60Mark Bennett Independent9 September 20179 September 20203 years, 0 days[113][114]
–Ross Ernest Williams Independent9 September 20204 December 20211 year, 86 days[115][116]
61Zac Miles Liberal4 December 2021present147 days[117][118]

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