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I own a property and pay rates but dont live in it, can I vote in the local government elections?

April 26, 2017elections live local government pay Property rates vote

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I own a property and pay rates but dont live in it, can I vote in the local government elections?

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Property owners who pay rates but do not live on that property may apply to be included in the non-residential roll for their area/ward. A new application to your council office is required for each election as the non-residential roll lapses after every election.