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Grantley Ingram

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Grantley brings extensive experience in local government, community development, and rural service planning.

During more than a decade in senior leadership roles with Bombala Council, including periods as Acting General Manager, he oversaw community and youth services, managed the transfer of Home and Community Care (HACC) programs from NSW Health to Council, and supported the development of key community infrastructure, including a new community centre and aged care facilities. 

Grantley holds a Master of Local Government, a Bachelor of Environmental Health (with Distinction), and a Graduate Certificate in Development Assessment. 

He remains actively involved in his local community through agricultural and project management enterprises, leadership roles with community organisations, and volunteer service across a range of regional groups. Grantley is particularly interested in community-led solutions that strengthen access to health care and general practice services in rural areas.

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