At the NRMA, six Directors (of a maximum nine in total) are elected by Members. One Director is elected for each of the six regions. The elections are held on rotation, with three regions holding elections every two years. Eligible Members are allocated to a region based on where they live and may cast their vote for a candidate in that region. With Directors holding office for four years, this means that Members vote in the election for their region once every four years.
Although elected by the Ordinary Members residing in a region, each NRMA Director has a duty to act in good faith and in the best interests of NRMA and its Members as a whole.
In 2025, the regions of Cox, Harbour, and Howe will hold a director election. The regions of Hoddle, Mann and Townsend will hold an election in 2027.
Expressions of interest are now open: For anyone who is interested in standing for election as a director, express your interest by emailing the Returning Officer at: [email protected]. Nominations will open on Thursday 1 May 2025.
What is my region? Your region is determined by your address. See below for links to maps and further details if you want to learn which region you are in.
The NRMA is one of the largest member-owned mutual organisations in Australia with more than 3.3 million Members. For over 105 years, the NRMA has been there to keep Australians moving - a common purpose that remains to this day. It's this dedication that now drives the NRMA beyond the roadside, to grow the transport, tourism and rewards offering for Members. The NRMA is a public company limited by guarantee, owned by its Members, which means it reinvests its profits for the benefit of those Members.
For the financial year ended 30 June 2024 the NRMA had over 1.49 million calls for roadside assistance, a network of 85 electric vehicle fast chargers, operated Australia-wide 58 holiday parks and over 176 SIXT vehicle rental locations, had 456,000 guests who stayed 1.7 million nights at the parks, resorts and lodges, operated the Manly to Circular Quay commuter ferry service and tourism cruises on Sydney Harbour, Gordon River and through remote parts of Australia, and over 3,000 full time equivalent employees. For more information visit mynrma.com.au.
The candidate elected as Director of the NRMA for each region will be responsible, collectively with the other Board members, for providing strategic direction and oversight of the NRMA's diverse and complex operating businesses. As well as maintaining business performance, relevance to Members and keeping staff, Members, customers and the public safe. A Director of the NRMA needs to have the skills and experience to provide strategic direction and oversight for a significant public company.
Expressions of interest to be a candidate opens | 9:00am, Monday, 31 March 2025 |
Opening of nominations | 9:00am, Thursday, 1 May 2025 |
Closing of nominations | 5:00pm, Thursday, 22 May 2025 |
Skills assessment interviews held. Prospective candidates must be available during this period. |
Monday 26 May to Thursday 29 May 2025 |
Candidates announced | After 10:00am, Monday, 30 June 2025 |
Close of Members' register To determine the Members who are eligible to vote in the director election. |
12:01am, Tuesday, 12 August 2025 |
Voting opens | Friday, 22 August 2025 |
Voting closes | 5:00pm, Thursday, 23 October 2025 |
Election result announced | Friday, 31 October 2025 |
Term commences for the candidate elected as the Director of the NRMA for the regions of Cox, Harbour and Howe. | Saturday, 6 December 2025 |
The Returning Officer for the 2025 Director Election is Tiarne Byrne, an employee of MUFG Corporate Markets. The Returning Officer is independent from the NRMA and is responsible for ensuring a free and fair election and managing the process, including the dispatch of information to Members, online voting and the validation and counting of votes. The Returning Officer is available during the working hours of Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm.
Your region is determined by your address. See below for links to maps and further details to find out which region you are in and for information on the six regions.