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Enrolment closes 3 November, 8 pm. Candidate nominations run from 4 November, 9 am to 9 November, noon. Early voting runs 18-27 November; election day is 28 November 2026. All times are Melbourne local time.
VEC 2026 election calendar · checked 2 October 2026.
Members and candidates are different records
This directory shows 87 sitting Assembly members, one vacancy and 40 Council members. Brunswick is vacant following Tim Read’s death on 19 September 2026. No final 2026 candidate list is presented; party announcements are not formal nominations.
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Current people, historical observations
Representation is a snapshot of Parliament’s official member CSV retrieved 2 October 2026, cross-checked with Assembly and Council membership lists. Historical results are linked to their original elections, including Narracan’s 2023 supplementary election and later by-elections.
Parliament’s Census cards describe the 2021 Census on 2022 boundaries. They are not 2026 population estimates. Each district profile includes seven verified workbook fields with exact source cells. Council regions show their constituent districts; medians are never averaged. Volunteering and rented-tenure percentages are withheld pending verification of their denominators. No electorate-level budget or debt allocation is inferred.
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Albert Park - Assembly district
Nina Taylor (Australian Labor Party)
Southern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: TAYLOR, Nina (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 48,788
- Formal votes
- 39,110
- Informal votes
- 1,3963.45% of total votes
- Total votes
- 40,50683.02% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 8 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| DRAGWIDGE, Georgie | Not listed | 2,294 | 5.87% |
| TAYLOR, Nina | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 14,254 | 36.45% |
| SAMIOTIS, Kim | Australian Greens | 8,178 | 20.91% |
| ANTUNOVIC, Elizabeth | Freedom Party of Victoria | 518 | 1.32% |
| BRADEA, Viorel | Family First Victoria | 466 | 1.19% |
| SHERSON, Lauren | Liberal | 11,659 | 29.81% |
| SMART, Lance | Liberal Democrats | 534 | 1.37% |
| WESTWOOD, Cassandra | Animal Justice Party | 1,207 | 3.09% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| TAYLOR, Nina | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 23,916 | 61.15% |
| SHERSON, Lauren | Liberal | 15,194 | 38.85% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 74,022persons
- Median age
- 37years
- Rent (median per week)
- $430AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 1.9people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 1people
- Electorate area
- 21.33km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,080AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C5; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H5; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA5; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH5; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG5; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H5; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y5; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Ashwood - Assembly district
Matt Fregon (Australian Labor Party)
Southern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: FREGON, Matt (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 51,209
- Formal votes
- 44,710
- Informal votes
- 1,5653.38% of total votes
- Total votes
- 46,27590.36% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 8 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| JUDAH, Asher | Liberal | 16,618 | 37.17% |
| SALOUMI, Lynnette | Not listed | 704 | 1.57% |
| FREGON, Matt | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 18,014 | 40.29% |
| MORGAN, Peter | Australian Greens | 6,612 | 14.79% |
| BAKER, Norman F. | Freedom Party of Victoria | 568 | 1.27% |
| GRIFFITHS, Milton | Animal Justice Party | 880 | 1.97% |
| GEYER, Keith | Family First Victoria | 847 | 1.89% |
| DOYLE, Michael | Not listed | 467 | 1.04% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| JUDAH, Asher | Liberal | 19,604 | 43.85% |
| FREGON, Matt | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 25,106 | 56.15% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 80,567persons
- Median age
- 39years
- Rent (median per week)
- $457AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.7people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 29.44km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,172AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C6; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H6; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA6; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH6; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG6; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H6; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y6; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Bass - Assembly district
Jordan Crugnale (Australian Labor Party)
Eastern Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: CRUGNALE, Jordan (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 49,984
- Formal votes
- 41,404
- Informal votes
- 3,1357.04% of total votes
- Total votes
- 44,53989.11% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 10 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| TESSARI, Brett | The Nationals | 5,506 | 13.30% |
| O'NEILL, Mark | Labour DLP | 1,465 | 3.54% |
| MUNDAY, Marcus | Freedom Party of Victoria | 1,013 | 2.45% |
| VERHAGEN, Martin | Family First Victoria | 1,164 | 2.81% |
| CRUGNALE, Jordan | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 13,478 | 32.55% |
| MOUSELLIS, Elly | Animal Justice Party | 1,085 | 2.62% |
| BROWN, Aaron | Liberal | 12,482 | 30.15% |
| EDWARDS, Meg | Not listed | 872 | 2.11% |
| BUGBIRD, Callum | Australian Greens | 3,369 | 8.14% |
| JOBE, Jeni | Not listed | 970 | 2.34% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| CRUGNALE, Jordan | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 20,803 | 50.24% |
| BROWN, Aaron | Liberal | 20,601 | 49.76% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 65,996persons
- Median age
- 44years
- Rent (median per week)
- $320AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.4people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.7people
- Electorate area
- 1,357.65km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,395AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C7; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H7; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA7; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH7; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG7; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H7; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y7; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Bayswater - Assembly district
Jackson Taylor (Australian Labor Party)
North-Eastern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: TAYLOR, Jackson (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 49,707
- Formal votes
- 42,599
- Informal votes
- 2,5125.57% of total votes
- Total votes
- 45,11190.75% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 9 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| COOMBES, Gary | Family First Victoria | 1,397 | 3.28% |
| FIELD, Chris | Freedom Party of Victoria | 937 | 2.20% |
| WORMALD, Alyssa | Animal Justice Party | 840 | 1.97% |
| MACKALLAH, Chloe | Not listed | 890 | 2.09% |
| WAKELING, Nick | Liberal | 15,174 | 35.62% |
| DOLAN, Thomas | Labour DLP | 948 | 2.23% |
| TAYLOR, Jackson | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 17,609 | 41.34% |
| HEAP, Ashley | Legalise Cannabis Victoria | 1,653 | 3.88% |
| SIRNINGER RANKIN, Nadia | Australian Greens | 3,151 | 7.40% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| WAKELING, Nick | Liberal | 19,498 | 45.77% |
| TAYLOR, Jackson | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 23,101 | 54.23% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 72,956persons
- Median age
- 39years
- Rent (median per week)
- $390AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.5people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 38.76km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,714AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C8; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H8; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA8; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH8; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG8; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H8; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y8; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Bellarine - Assembly district
Alison Marchant (Australian Labor Party)
Western Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: MARCHANT, Alison (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 55,022
- Formal votes
- 47,153
- Informal votes
- 2,1564.37% of total votes
- Total votes
- 49,30989.62% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 9 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| SEMMENS, Rachel | Australian Greens | 5,537 | 11.74% |
| GRIGAU, Donnie | Liberal | 15,617 | 33.12% |
| MANUELL, Guy | Family First Victoria | 1,033 | 2.19% |
| RITCHIE, Brett Anthony | Derryn Hinch's Justice Party | 770 | 1.63% |
| MUSE, Kylee | Freedom Party of Victoria | 458 | 0.97% |
| TAYLOR, Brendan | Angry Victorians Party | 389 | 0.82% |
| MARCHANT, Alison | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 20,103 | 42.63% |
| CARDILINI, Adam | Animal Justice Party | 1,088 | 2.31% |
| FENTON, Sarah | Not listed | 2,158 | 4.58% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| GRIGAU, Donnie | Liberal | 19,586 | 41.54% |
| MARCHANT, Alison | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 27,567 | 58.46% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 69,514persons
- Median age
- 47years
- Rent (median per week)
- $380AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.4people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.7people
- Electorate area
- 355.66km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,545AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C9; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H9; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA9; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH9; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG9; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H9; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y9; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Benambra - Assembly district
Bill Tilley (Liberal Party)
Northern Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: TILLEY, Bill (Liberal)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 50,045
- Formal votes
- 41,135
- Informal votes
- 2,0994.85% of total votes
- Total votes
- 43,23486.39% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 8 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| FUERY, Mike | Animal Justice Party | 1,170 | 2.84% |
| ROSSITER, Dean | Liberal Democrats | 804 | 1.95% |
| BRADY, Luke | Australian Greens | 1,592 | 3.87% |
| HAWKINS, Jacqui | Not listed | 13,038 | 31.70% |
| STRATTON, Janelle | Family First Victoria | 815 | 1.98% |
| TILLEY, Bill | Liberal | 17,658 | 42.93% |
| TAIT, Mark | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 5,375 | 13.07% |
| O'BRIEN, Adrian James | Freedom Party of Victoria | 683 | 1.66% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| HAWKINS, Jacqui | Not listed | 20,179 | 49.06% |
| TILLEY, Bill | Liberal | 20,956 | 50.94% |
Two party preferred vote · 2 candidates
Two-party preferred (2PP) is a separate comparison of the major party blocs; it is not interchangeable with a two-candidate result.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| TAIT, Mark | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 15,114 | 36.74% |
| TILLEY, Bill | Liberal | 26,021 | 63.26% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 66,838persons
- Median age
- 41years
- Rent (median per week)
- $280AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.4people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.7people
- Electorate area
- 9,146.8km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,480AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C10; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H10; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA10; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH10; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG10; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H10; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y10; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Bendigo East - Assembly district
Jacinta Allan (Australian Labor Party)
Northern Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: ALLAN, Jacinta (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 53,134
- Formal votes
- 45,568
- Informal votes
- 2,1844.57% of total votes
- Total votes
- 47,75289.87% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 7 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| McLELLAND-HOWE, Vyonne | Animal Justice Party | 1,574 | 3.45% |
| SCHADE, Darin | Liberal | 12,478 | 27.38% |
| MIHAIL, Ben | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | 2,597 | 5.70% |
| KEETELAAR, Evelyn | Family First Victoria | 1,362 | 2.99% |
| TOLHURST, Michael James | Australian Greens | 3,944 | 8.66% |
| LAURIE, James | Not listed | 1,603 | 3.52% |
| ALLAN, Jacinta | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 22,010 | 48.30% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 4 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| SCHADE, Darin | Liberal | 13,450 | 29.52% |
| MIHAIL, Ben | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | 4,387 | 9.63% |
| TOLHURST, Michael James | Australian Greens | 4,929 | 10.82% |
| ALLAN, Jacinta | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 22,802 | 50.04% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 72,117persons
- Median age
- 39years
- Rent (median per week)
- $300AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.5people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.7people
- Electorate area
- 2,711km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,557AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C11; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H11; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA11; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH11; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG11; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H11; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y11; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Bendigo West - Assembly district
Maree Edwards (Australian Labor Party)
Northern Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: EDWARDS, Maree (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 47,808
- Formal votes
- 40,248
- Informal votes
- 2,4015.63% of total votes
- Total votes
- 42,64989.21% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 9 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| SERPELL, Steve | Family First Victoria | 1,704 | 4.23% |
| PRICE, Ken | Liberal | 10,057 | 24.99% |
| MAXWELL, Victoria | Animal Justice Party | 1,040 | 2.58% |
| NUSKE, Marilyn | Not listed | 349 | 0.87% |
| WOOLLEY, Richard James | Freedom Party of Victoria | 606 | 1.51% |
| BANSEMER, Matt | Not listed | 979 | 2.43% |
| EDWARDS, Maree | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 18,704 | 46.47% |
| SEARLE, James | Australian Greens | 4,634 | 11.51% |
| TAYLOR, Wayne | Legalise Cannabis Victoria | 2,175 | 5.40% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 3 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| PRICE, Ken | Liberal | 13,233 | 32.88% |
| EDWARDS, Maree | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 20,396 | 50.68% |
| SEARLE, James | Australian Greens | 6,619 | 16.45% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 63,757persons
- Median age
- 43years
- Rent (median per week)
- $285AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.3people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.7people
- Electorate area
- 1,524.29km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,318AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C12; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H12; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA12; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH12; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG12; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H12; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y12; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Bentleigh - Assembly district
Nick Staikos (Australian Labor Party)
Southern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: STAIKOS, Nick (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 51,415
- Formal votes
- 45,120
- Informal votes
- 1,4083.03% of total votes
- Total votes
- 46,52890.49% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 6 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| GNIESLAW, Simon | Not listed | 789 | 1.75% |
| STAIKOS, Nick | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 20,656 | 45.78% |
| GALLI-MCROSTIE, Alana | Australian Greens | 4,845 | 10.74% |
| HARRIS, David | Animal Justice Party | 1,098 | 2.43% |
| RYAN, Paul | Family First Victoria | 1,331 | 2.95% |
| TAYLOR-HAYNES, Debbie | Liberal | 16,401 | 36.35% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| STAIKOS, Nick | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 26,188 | 58.04% |
| TAYLOR-HAYNES, Debbie | Liberal | 18,932 | 41.96% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 76,579persons
- Median age
- 40years
- Rent (median per week)
- $480AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.6people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.9people
- Electorate area
- 25.37km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,150AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C13; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H13; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA13; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH13; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG13; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H13; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y13; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Berwick - Assembly district
Brad Battin (Liberal Party)
South-Eastern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: BATTIN, Brad (Liberal)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 51,910
- Formal votes
- 44,289
- Informal votes
- 1,8754.06% of total votes
- Total votes
- 46,16488.93% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 6 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| PERRY, Hayley | Australian Greens | 4,297 | 9.70% |
| HAUPT, Kerry | Freedom Party of Victoria | 1,570 | 3.54% |
| DOLHEGUY, Katherine | Animal Justice Party | 1,029 | 2.32% |
| BATTIN, Brad | Liberal | 20,031 | 45.23% |
| van der HORST, Joel | Family First Victoria | 1,488 | 3.36% |
| ZAVEER, Malik | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 15,874 | 35.84% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 3 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| PERRY, Hayley | Australian Greens | 5,594 | 12.63% |
| BATTIN, Brad | Liberal | 22,192 | 50.11% |
| ZAVEER, Malik | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 16,503 | 37.26% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 81,414persons
- Median age
- 35years
- Rent (median per week)
- $410AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 3.1people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 99.42km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,212AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C14; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H14; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA14; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH14; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG14; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H14; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y14; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Box Hill - Assembly district
Paul Hamer (Australian Labor Party)
North-Eastern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: HAMER, Paul (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 50,799
- Formal votes
- 44,356
- Informal votes
- 1,6353.56% of total votes
- Total votes
- 45,99190.54% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 9 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| TSENG, Wayne | Not listed | 464 | 1.05% |
| FOLLONI, Sebastian | Animal Justice Party | 824 | 1.86% |
| LISTON, Cameron | Not listed | 435 | 0.98% |
| RIERA, Alicia | Freedom Party of Victoria | 541 | 1.22% |
| WERNER, Nicole Ta-Ei | Liberal | 15,593 | 35.15% |
| SHAN, Joanne | Australian Greens | 6,267 | 14.13% |
| DEAN, Paul | Labour DLP | 1,083 | 2.44% |
| ONG, Gary | Family First Victoria | 809 | 1.82% |
| HAMER, Paul | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 18,340 | 41.35% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| WERNER, Nicole Ta-Ei | Liberal | 18,973 | 42.77% |
| HAMER, Paul | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 25,383 | 57.23% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 84,877persons
- Median age
- 38years
- Rent (median per week)
- $410AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.5people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.9people
- Electorate area
- 29.01km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,779AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C15; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H15; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA15; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH15; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG15; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H15; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y15; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Brighton - Assembly district
James Newbury (Liberal Party)
Southern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: NEWBURY, James (Liberal)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 48,260
- Formal votes
- 41,196
- Informal votes
- 1,7864.16% of total votes
- Total votes
- 42,98289.06% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 9 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| TIMMS, Allan L. | Not listed | 211 | 0.51% |
| SCIOLA, Nick | Family First Victoria | 558 | 1.35% |
| DEKIERE, Sarah | Australian Greens | 5,680 | 13.79% |
| GIBSON, Sally | Not listed | 941 | 2.28% |
| FREDERICO, Felicity | Not listed | 3,749 | 9.10% |
| WALKER, Alicia | Animal Justice Party | 851 | 2.07% |
| NEWBURY, James | Liberal | 18,791 | 45.61% |
| CRAWFORD, Louise | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 10,164 | 24.67% |
| CASLEY, John Tiger | Not listed | 251 | 0.61% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 3 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| DEKIERE, Sarah | Australian Greens | 8,616 | 20.91% |
| NEWBURY, James | Liberal | 20,730 | 50.32% |
| CRAWFORD, Louise | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 11,850 | 28.76% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 66,052persons
- Median age
- 43years
- Rent (median per week)
- $480AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.4people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 20.12km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,407AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C16; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H16; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA16; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH16; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG16; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H16; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y16; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Broadmeadows - Assembly district
Kathleen Matthews-Ward (Australian Labor Party)
Northern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: MATTHEWS-WARD, Kathleen (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 48,414
- Formal votes
- 34,780
- Informal votes
- 4,19810.77% of total votes
- Total votes
- 38,97880.51% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 9 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| DUZOVA, Baris | Liberal | 8,044 | 23.13% |
| HASSAN, Omar | Victorian Socialists | 2,795 | 8.04% |
| HUYBREGTS, Arie | Not listed | 362 | 1.04% |
| MATTHEWS-WARD, Kathleen | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 15,899 | 45.71% |
| SUTTER, Ben | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 815 | 2.34% |
| ELMUSTAPHA, Mohamad | Not listed | 1,316 | 3.78% |
| TAM, Bienne | Family First Victoria | 1,611 | 4.63% |
| AGUILUS, Joe | Australian Greens | 2,908 | 8.36% |
| FEILD, Candace | Animal Justice Party | 1,030 | 2.96% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 3 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| DUZOVA, Baris | Liberal | 10,416 | 29.95% |
| MATTHEWS-WARD, Kathleen | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 18,063 | 51.94% |
| AGUILUS, Joe | Australian Greens | 6,301 | 18.12% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 80,455persons
- Median age
- 34years
- Rent (median per week)
- $356AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.7people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.9people
- Electorate area
- 46.68km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,433AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C17; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H17; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA17; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH17; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG17; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H17; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y17; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Brunswick - Assembly district
Vacant - Brunswick; no sitting member listed as at 2 October 2026.
Northern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: READ, Tim (Australian Greens)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 52,263
- Formal votes
- 43,445
- Informal votes
- 1,7333.84% of total votes
- Total votes
- 45,17886.44% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 9 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| HELOU, Anthony | Not listed | 551 | 1.27% |
| WILLIAMS, Mike | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 12,392 | 28.52% |
| JIMENEZ, Nahui | Victorian Socialists | 3,506 | 8.07% |
| EVANS, Shea | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 1,933 | 4.45% |
| SHAKER, Lilian Sabry | Family First Victoria | 529 | 1.22% |
| NGUYEN, Minh Quan | Liberal | 4,723 | 10.87% |
| LAMARCHE-BEAUCHESNE, Rachel | Animal Justice Party | 699 | 1.61% |
| TAYLOR, Kenneth Charles | Not listed | 153 | 0.35% |
| READ, Tim | Australian Greens | 18,959 | 43.64% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 3 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| WILLIAMS, Mike | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 13,854 | 31.89% |
| NGUYEN, Minh Quan | Liberal | 5,632 | 12.96% |
| READ, Tim | Australian Greens | 23,959 | 55.15% |
Two party preferred vote · 2 candidates
Two-party preferred (2PP) is a separate comparison of the major party blocs; it is not interchangeable with a two-candidate result.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| NGUYEN, Minh Quan | Liberal | 6,927 | 15.94% |
| WILLIAMS, Mike | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 36,518 | 84.06% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 68,755persons
- Median age
- 34years
- Rent (median per week)
- $450AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.1people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.9people
- Electorate area
- 14.08km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,134AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C18; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H18; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA18; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH18; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG18; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H18; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y18; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Bulleen - Assembly district
Matthew Guy (Liberal Party)
North-Eastern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: GUY, Matthew (Liberal)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 50,496
- Formal votes
- 42,959
- Informal votes
- 2,3265.14% of total votes
- Total votes
- 45,28589.68% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 8 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| STAFFORD, Kellie | Australian Greens | 4,576 | 10.65% |
| SABHLOK, Sanjeev | Not listed | 419 | 0.98% |
| STOKES, Jason | Family First Victoria | 1,014 | 2.36% |
| VINCENT, David | Not listed | 214 | 0.50% |
| GUY, Matthew | Liberal | 20,645 | 48.06% |
| PATRIKIOS, Voula | Freedom Party of Victoria | 1,172 | 2.73% |
| ROGERS, Ian | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 14,052 | 32.71% |
| JAFARI, Elnaz | Animal Justice Party | 867 | 2.02% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 3 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| STAFFORD, Kellie | Australian Greens | 5,756 | 13.40% |
| GUY, Matthew | Liberal | 22,374 | 52.08% |
| ROGERS, Ian | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 14,829 | 34.52% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 74,860persons
- Median age
- 44years
- Rent (median per week)
- $462AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.6people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 39.33km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,823AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C19; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H19; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA19; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH19; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG19; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H19; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y19; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Bundoora - Assembly district
Colin Brooks (Australian Labor Party)
North-Eastern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: BROOKS, Colin (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 47,319
- Formal votes
- 40,336
- Informal votes
- 2,2095.19% of total votes
- Total votes
- 42,54589.91% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 7 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| O'BRIEN, Julie | Australian Greens | 5,311 | 13.17% |
| TOMAR, Sahil | Liberal | 11,167 | 27.68% |
| KOELMEYER, Eric | Not listed | 408 | 1.01% |
| BROOKS, Colin | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 19,288 | 47.82% |
| JONES, Ethan | Family First Victoria | 1,294 | 3.21% |
| LU, Andrew | Freedom Party of Victoria | 1,637 | 4.06% |
| HOLGATE, Bella | Animal Justice Party | 1,231 | 3.05% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 3 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| O'BRIEN, Julie | Australian Greens | 6,724 | 16.67% |
| TOMAR, Sahil | Liberal | 13,296 | 32.96% |
| BROOKS, Colin | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 20,316 | 50.37% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 69,391persons
- Median age
- 39years
- Rent (median per week)
- $381AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.6people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 35.32km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,794AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C20; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H20; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA20; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH20; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG20; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H20; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y20; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Carrum - Assembly district
Sonya Kilkenny (Australian Labor Party)
South-Eastern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: KILKENNY, Sonya (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 51,265
- Formal votes
- 43,300
- Informal votes
- 2,1694.77% of total votes
- Total votes
- 45,46988.69% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 7 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| WILLIS, Damian | Not listed | 986 | 2.28% |
| EREVNIDIS, Georgia | Freedom Party of Victoria | 1,750 | 4.04% |
| CAMERON, Jeremy | Family First Victoria | 1,354 | 3.13% |
| MACGREGOR OWEN, Taylor | Animal Justice Party | 1,201 | 2.77% |
| LILLICO, Jayde | Australian Greens | 3,282 | 7.58% |
| BUCHANAN, Bec | Liberal | 13,141 | 30.35% |
| KILKENNY, Sonya | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 21,586 | 49.85% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 6 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| EREVNIDIS, Georgia | Freedom Party of Victoria | 2,268 | 5.24% |
| CAMERON, Jeremy | Family First Victoria | 1,510 | 3.49% |
| MACGREGOR OWEN, Taylor | Animal Justice Party | 1,268 | 2.93% |
| LILLICO, Jayde | Australian Greens | 3,341 | 7.72% |
| BUCHANAN, Bec | Liberal | 13,247 | 30.59% |
| KILKENNY, Sonya | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 21,666 | 50.04% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 74,266persons
- Median age
- 38years
- Rent (median per week)
- $391AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.6people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 86.64km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,865AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C21; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H21; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA21; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH21; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG21; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H21; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y21; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Caulfield - Assembly district
David Southwick (Liberal Party)
Southern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: SOUTHWICK, David (Liberal)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 48,492
- Formal votes
- 40,683
- Informal votes
- 1,3743.27% of total votes
- Total votes
- 42,05786.73% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 7 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| KALTMANN, Nomi | Not listed | 2,643 | 6.50% |
| EDWELL, Lynne | Family First Victoria | 557 | 1.37% |
| IAMPOLSKI, Rachel | Australian Greens | 6,447 | 15.85% |
| MYERSON, Asher | Animal Justice Party | 908 | 2.23% |
| SOUTHWICK, David | Liberal | 18,088 | 44.46% |
| HAREL, Lior | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 11,301 | 27.78% |
| ABELMAN, Michael | Liberal Democrats | 739 | 1.82% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| SOUTHWICK, David | Liberal | 21,183 | 52.07% |
| HAREL, Lior | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 19,500 | 47.93% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 71,168persons
- Median age
- 37years
- Rent (median per week)
- $415AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.3people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.9people
- Electorate area
- 17.35km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,124AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C22; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H22; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA22; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH22; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG22; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H22; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y22; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Clarinda - Assembly district
Meng Heang Tak (Australian Labor Party)
South-Eastern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: TAK, Meng Heang (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 48,450
- Formal votes
- 40,564
- Informal votes
- 2,4775.75% of total votes
- Total votes
- 43,04188.84% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 8 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| WHITE, Caroline | Not listed | 3,167 | 7.81% |
| HASTINGS, Karen | Family First Victoria | 1,215 | 3.00% |
| WOLFE, Steve | Freedom Party of Victoria | 794 | 1.96% |
| VO, Hung | Not listed | 1,122 | 2.77% |
| TAK, Meng Heang | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 18,441 | 45.46% |
| RICHARDSON, Anthony | Liberal | 11,593 | 28.58% |
| MOFFETT, Jessamine | Australian Greens | 3,227 | 7.96% |
| LITCHFIELD, Sue | Animal Justice Party | 1,005 | 2.48% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 3 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| WHITE, Caroline | Not listed | 5,689 | 14.02% |
| TAK, Meng Heang | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 21,954 | 54.12% |
| RICHARDSON, Anthony | Liberal | 12,921 | 31.85% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 73,588persons
- Median age
- 40years
- Rent (median per week)
- $381AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.8people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.9people
- Electorate area
- 45.02km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,714AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C23; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H23; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA23; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH23; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG23; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H23; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y23; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Cranbourne - Assembly district
Pauline Richards (Australian Labor Party)
South-Eastern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: RICHARDS, Pauline (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 51,173
- Formal votes
- 40,822
- Informal votes
- 3,2347.34% of total votes
- Total votes
- 44,05686.09% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 9 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| HARVEY, Bradley | Family First Victoria | 2,249 | 5.51% |
| NORTON, Chris | Labour DLP | 2,044 | 5.01% |
| PHILPOTT, Peter Bernard | Derryn Hinch's Justice Party | 1,126 | 2.76% |
| SINGH, Jagdeep | Liberal | 11,230 | 27.51% |
| RICHARDS, Pauline | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 18,853 | 46.18% |
| BRENNAN, Gwynne | Animal Justice Party | 1,006 | 2.46% |
| RAGUPATHY, Ravi | Not listed | 242 | 0.59% |
| HANSEN, Gerardine Frances | Freedom Party of Victoria | 1,790 | 4.38% |
| VEMPATI, Kiran | Australian Greens | 2,282 | 5.59% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 3 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| HARVEY, Bradley | Family First Victoria | 5,918 | 14.50% |
| SINGH, Jagdeep | Liberal | 12,973 | 31.78% |
| RICHARDS, Pauline | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 21,931 | 53.72% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 87,239persons
- Median age
- 32years
- Rent (median per week)
- $380AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 3people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.9people
- Electorate area
- 63.28km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,847AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C24; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H24; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA24; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH24; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG24; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H24; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y24; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Croydon - Assembly district
David Hodgett (Liberal Party)
North-Eastern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: HODGETT, David (Liberal)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 52,544
- Formal votes
- 45,639
- Informal votes
- 2,0544.31% of total votes
- Total votes
- 47,69390.77% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 6 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| de WIT, Sophia | Labour DLP | 1,978 | 4.33% |
| McDONALD-ECKERSALL, Harley | Animal Justice Party | 1,501 | 3.29% |
| GRASSO, Sorina | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 15,564 | 34.10% |
| HODGETT, David | Liberal | 19,605 | 42.96% |
| POWELL, Brendan | Australian Greens | 4,940 | 10.82% |
| NEBAUER, Dan | Family First Victoria | 2,051 | 4.49% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| GRASSO, Sorina | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 22,193 | 48.63% |
| HODGETT, David | Liberal | 23,446 | 51.37% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 74,473persons
- Median age
- 39years
- Rent (median per week)
- $385AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.5people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 41.99km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,762AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C25; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H25; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA25; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH25; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG25; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H25; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y25; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Dandenong - Assembly district
Gabrielle Williams (Australian Labor Party)
South-Eastern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: WILLIAMS, Gabrielle (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 50,846
- Formal votes
- 39,507
- Informal votes
- 3,1887.47% of total votes
- Total votes
- 42,69583.97% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 7 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| HARMSE, Audrey | Family First Victoria | 2,719 | 6.88% |
| LEVCHENKO, Anthony | Freedom Party of Victoria | 1,478 | 3.74% |
| WILLIAMS, Gabrielle | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 21,677 | 54.87% |
| KIRWAN, Matthew | Australian Greens | 3,215 | 8.14% |
| BROADLEY, Karen | Liberal | 8,475 | 21.45% |
| KLOP, Andrew | Animal Justice Party | 982 | 2.49% |
| TURNER, Tham | Liberal Democrats | 961 | 2.43% |
Two candidate preferred vote · 2 candidates
VEC labels this a two-candidate-preferred count. It is indicative and not the count that determines election of a member; retain separately from rechecked primary votes and official elected-member status.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| WILLIAMS, Gabrielle | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 27,390 | 69.11% |
| BROADLEY, Karen | Liberal | 12,245 | 30.89% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 89,531persons
- Median age
- 35years
- Rent (median per week)
- $330AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.8people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 1people
- Electorate area
- 57.82km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,349AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C26; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H26; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA26; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH26; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG26; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H26; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y26; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Eildon - Assembly district
Cindy McLeish (Liberal Party)
Northern Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: McLEISH, Cindy (Liberal)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 50,090
- Formal votes
- 42,399
- Informal votes
- 2,3435.24% of total votes
- Total votes
- 44,74289.32% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 8 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| JUDD, Jane | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 12,284 | 28.97% |
| BOND, Chloe | Animal Justice Party | 1,340 | 3.16% |
| McLEISH, Cindy | Liberal | 20,119 | 47.45% |
| THORNTON, Robert | Not listed | 459 | 1.08% |
| MIKELSONS, Wil | Australian Greens | 4,753 | 11.21% |
| RUSIC, Joshua | Freedom Party of Victoria | 1,426 | 3.36% |
| CORDNER HUNT, Kammy | Not listed | 581 | 1.37% |
| LACEY, Tim | Family First Victoria | 1,437 | 3.39% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 3 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| JUDD, Jane | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 13,192 | 31.11% |
| McLEISH, Cindy | Liberal | 22,615 | 53.34% |
| MIKELSONS, Wil | Australian Greens | 6,592 | 15.55% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 66,341persons
- Median age
- 46years
- Rent (median per week)
- $310AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.5people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 10,060.66km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,486AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C27; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H27; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA27; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH27; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG27; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H27; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y27; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Eltham - Assembly district
Vicki Ward (Australian Labor Party)
North-Eastern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: WARD, Vicki (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 48,931
- Formal votes
- 43,844
- Informal votes
- 1,5073.32% of total votes
- Total votes
- 45,35192.68% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 6 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| WARD, Vicki | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 19,509 | 44.50% |
| KARIMI, Leila | Labour DLP | 710 | 1.62% |
| McCLINTOCK, Jason | Liberal | 15,615 | 35.61% |
| MARSHALL, Catriona | Animal Justice Party | 995 | 2.27% |
| GRIMES, Alex | Australian Greens | 5,897 | 13.45% |
| STUBLEY, Hugh | Family First Victoria | 1,118 | 2.55% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| WARD, Vicki | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 25,870 | 59.00% |
| McCLINTOCK, Jason | Liberal | 17,974 | 41.00% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 66,329persons
- Median age
- 42years
- Rent (median per week)
- $427AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.8people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 72.92km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,358AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C28; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H28; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA28; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH28; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG28; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H28; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y28; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Essendon - Assembly district
Danny Pearson (Australian Labor Party)
Northern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: PEARSON, Danny (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 49,525
- Formal votes
- 41,867
- Informal votes
- 1,7614.04% of total votes
- Total votes
- 43,62888.09% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 8 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| WILLIAMS, Gayle | Animal Justice Party | 1,173 | 2.80% |
| WRIGHT, David | Freedom Party of Victoria | 1,006 | 2.40% |
| PRENTIS, Jared | Australian Greens | 6,344 | 15.15% |
| DADICH, Daniel Nair | Victorian Socialists | 1,951 | 4.66% |
| HOPE, Nicholas | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 1,018 | 2.43% |
| BARONESSA, Angelo | Liberal | 12,331 | 29.45% |
| PEARSON, Danny | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 17,196 | 41.07% |
| MUIR, Margaret | Family First Victoria | 848 | 2.03% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| BARONESSA, Angelo | Liberal | 15,721 | 37.55% |
| PEARSON, Danny | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 26,146 | 62.45% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 70,088persons
- Median age
- 37years
- Rent (median per week)
- $370AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.3people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.9people
- Electorate area
- 24.29km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,054AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C29; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H29; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA29; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH29; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG29; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H29; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y29; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Eureka - Assembly district
Michaela Settle (Australian Labor Party)
Western Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: SETTLE, Michaela (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 54,487
- Formal votes
- 45,247
- Informal votes
- 3,2976.79% of total votes
- Total votes
- 48,54489.09% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 10 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| TATCHELL, Paul | Liberal | 14,320 | 31.65% |
| GIAMPAOLO, Anthony Joseph | Freedom Party of Victoria | 967 | 2.14% |
| McCOLL, Sam | Australian Greens | 4,887 | 10.80% |
| GARCIA, Adrian | Family First Victoria | 1,233 | 2.73% |
| RICKARD, Tabitha | Labour DLP | 1,821 | 4.02% |
| MORRISON, Wendy | Animal Justice Party | 1,519 | 3.36% |
| RAY, Michael | Not listed | 666 | 1.47% |
| REID, Nicola | Not listed | 1,083 | 2.39% |
| BANWELL, Mark William | Not listed | 220 | 0.49% |
| SETTLE, Michaela | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 18,531 | 40.96% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| TATCHELL, Paul | Liberal | 19,378 | 42.83% |
| SETTLE, Michaela | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 25,869 | 57.17% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 75,628persons
- Median age
- 39years
- Rent (median per week)
- $300AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.5people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 3,915.29km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,625AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C30; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H30; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA30; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH30; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG30; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H30; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y30; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Euroa - Assembly district
Annabelle Cleeland (The Nationals)
Northern Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: CLEELAND, Annabelle (The Nationals)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 50,663
- Formal votes
- 42,242
- Informal votes
- 2,4315.44% of total votes
- Total votes
- 44,67388.18% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 7 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| TOUGH, Angela | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 12,840 | 30.40% |
| HADDOCK, Elaine | Animal Justice Party | 1,170 | 2.77% |
| CLEELAND, Annabelle | The Nationals | 13,496 | 31.95% |
| HEARN, Brad | Liberal | 9,227 | 21.84% |
| BENNETT, James | Australian Greens | 2,245 | 5.31% |
| BACHELOR, Paul | Family First Victoria | 1,494 | 3.54% |
| ROWBOTHAM, Raymond Mark | Freedom Party of Victoria | 1,770 | 4.19% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| TOUGH, Angela | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 16,926 | 40.07% |
| CLEELAND, Annabelle | The Nationals | 25,316 | 59.93% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 66,503persons
- Median age
- 48years
- Rent (median per week)
- $264AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.3people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.7people
- Electorate area
- 11,451.72km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,288AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C31; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H31; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA31; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH31; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG31; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H31; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y31; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Evelyn - Assembly district
Bridget Vallence (Liberal Party)
Eastern Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: VALLENCE, Bridget (Liberal)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 50,210
- Formal votes
- 43,665
- Informal votes
- 2,2544.91% of total votes
- Total votes
- 45,91991.45% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 7 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| HEALD, Jan | Animal Justice Party | 1,819 | 4.17% |
| DE FRANCESCO, Nat | Not listed | 448 | 1.03% |
| DENT, Lorna | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 14,277 | 32.70% |
| DE FRANCESCO, Rosalie | Not listed | 366 | 0.84% |
| VALLENCE, Bridget | Liberal | 20,385 | 46.68% |
| DOBSON, Jeanette | Family First Victoria | 2,318 | 5.31% |
| HENLEY, Andrew | Australian Greens | 4,052 | 9.28% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 3 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| DENT, Lorna | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 15,370 | 35.20% |
| VALLENCE, Bridget | Liberal | 22,686 | 51.95% |
| HENLEY, Andrew | Australian Greens | 5,609 | 12.85% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 69,153persons
- Median age
- 38years
- Rent (median per week)
- $390AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.8people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 254.81km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,005AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C32; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H32; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA32; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH32; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG32; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H32; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y32; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Footscray - Assembly district
Katie Hall (Australian Labor Party)
Western Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: HALL, Katie (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 48,860
- Formal votes
- 40,340
- Informal votes
- 1,6543.94% of total votes
- Total votes
- 41,99485.95% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 7 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| PEREYRA, Elena | Australian Greens | 9,045 | 22.42% |
| MANSOURI JAJAEE, Shohre | Animal Justice Party | 989 | 2.45% |
| HALL, Katie | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 17,387 | 43.10% |
| MUIR, Russell | Family First Victoria | 838 | 2.08% |
| WILLIAMS, Alan | Labour DLP | 1,098 | 2.72% |
| JORQUERA, Jorge | Victorian Socialists | 3,769 | 9.34% |
| JOESIKA, Emete | Liberal | 7,214 | 17.88% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| PEREYRA, Elena | Australian Greens | 18,460 | 45.76% |
| HALL, Katie | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 21,880 | 54.24% |
Two party preferred vote · 2 candidates
Two-party preferred (2PP) is a separate comparison of the major party blocs; it is not interchangeable with a two-candidate result.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| HALL, Katie | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 30,523 | 75.66% |
| JOESIKA, Emete | Liberal | 9,817 | 24.34% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 72,597persons
- Median age
- 35years
- Rent (median per week)
- $381AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.3people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.9people
- Electorate area
- 23km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,043AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C33; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H33; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA33; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH33; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG33; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H33; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y33; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Frankston - Assembly district
Paul Edbrooke (Australian Labor Party)
South-Eastern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: EDBROOKE, Paul (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 49,160
- Formal votes
- 39,941
- Informal votes
- 2,3235.50% of total votes
- Total votes
- 42,26485.97% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 9 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| SURIC, Dragan | Freedom Party of Victoria | 1,443 | 3.61% |
| GREEN, Emily | Australian Greens | 5,060 | 12.67% |
| JOHNSTON, Elizabeth | Animal Justice Party | 1,365 | 3.42% |
| BERGWERF, Darren Paul | Not listed | 844 | 2.11% |
| KELSALL, Henry | Not listed | 369 | 0.92% |
| BROWN, Richard | Family First Victoria | 1,083 | 2.71% |
| EDBROOKE, Paul | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 16,595 | 41.55% |
| O'REILLY, Michael | Liberal | 11,762 | 29.45% |
| ABRAHAM, Chrysten | Liberal Democrats | 1,420 | 3.56% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| EDBROOKE, Paul | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 23,429 | 58.66% |
| O'REILLY, Michael | Liberal | 16,512 | 41.34% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 68,472persons
- Median age
- 40years
- Rent (median per week)
- $345AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.3people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 42.98km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,451AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C34; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H34; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA34; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH34; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG34; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H34; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y34; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Geelong - Assembly district
Chris Couzens (Australian Labor Party)
Western Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: COUZENS, Christine (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 52,376
- Formal votes
- 44,762
- Informal votes
- 1,9184.11% of total votes
- Total votes
- 46,68089.12% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 7 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| PARKER-HILL, Madeleine | Family First Victoria | 2,051 | 4.58% |
| CARR, Angela | Not listed | 994 | 2.22% |
| JUHASZ, Stephen | Not listed | 455 | 1.02% |
| BENNETT-HULLIN, James | Liberal | 12,194 | 27.24% |
| COUZENS, Christine | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 20,754 | 46.37% |
| MOTTA, Bob | Animal Justice Party | 1,465 | 3.27% |
| SMITH, Aleisha | Australian Greens | 6,849 | 15.30% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| BENNETT-HULLIN, James | Liberal | 15,797 | 35.29% |
| COUZENS, Christine | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 28,965 | 64.71% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 71,971persons
- Median age
- 39years
- Rent (median per week)
- $330AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.3people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 328.46km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,563AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C35; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H35; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA35; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH35; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG35; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H35; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y35; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Gippsland East - Assembly district
Tim Bull (The Nationals)
Eastern Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: BULL, Tim (The Nationals)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 49,698
- Formal votes
- 42,212
- Informal votes
- 1,9924.51% of total votes
- Total votes
- 44,20488.95% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 7 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| BULL, Tim | The Nationals | 26,737 | 63.34% |
| FECHNER, Carl John | Family First Victoria | 1,068 | 2.53% |
| RICHARDSON, Stephen | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 7,191 | 17.04% |
| MUIR, Ricky | Shooters, Fishers & Farmers Vic | 2,460 | 5.83% |
| LING, Nissa | Australian Greens | 2,691 | 6.37% |
| COURT, Sally | Animal Justice Party | 725 | 1.72% |
| BARNES, Ed | Freedom Party of Victoria | 1,340 | 3.17% |
Two candidate preferred vote · 2 candidates
VEC labels this a two-candidate-preferred count. It is indicative and not the count that determines election of a member; retain separately from rechecked primary votes and official elected-member status.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| BULL, Tim | The Nationals | 31,259 | 73.92% |
| RICHARDSON, Stephen | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 11,027 | 26.08% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 63,901persons
- Median age
- 50years
- Rent (median per week)
- $260AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.3people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.7people
- Electorate area
- 27,544.1km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,155AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C36; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H36; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA36; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH36; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG36; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H36; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y36; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Gippsland South - Assembly district
Danny O'Brien (The Nationals)
Eastern Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: O'BRIEN, Danny (The Nationals)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 49,715
- Formal votes
- 42,363
- Informal votes
- 2,3545.26% of total votes
- Total votes
- 44,71789.95% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 7 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| ESLER, Clay | Not listed | 2,414 | 5.70% |
| TIZIANI-SIMPSON, Jay | Australian Greens | 3,538 | 8.35% |
| FURLONG, Paul | Family First Victoria | 1,218 | 2.88% |
| RYAN, Denise | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 9,920 | 23.42% |
| O'BRIEN, Danny | The Nationals | 22,566 | 53.27% |
| JEGES, Helen | Animal Justice Party | 1,350 | 3.19% |
| NEWNHAM, Angela | Freedom Party of Victoria | 1,357 | 3.20% |
Two candidate preferred vote · 2 candidates
VEC labels this a two-candidate-preferred count. It is indicative and not the count that determines election of a member; retain separately from rechecked primary votes and official elected-member status.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| RYAN, Denise | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 14,723 | 34.75% |
| O'BRIEN, Danny | The Nationals | 27,645 | 65.25% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 65,853persons
- Median age
- 47years
- Rent (median per week)
- $260AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.3people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.7people
- Electorate area
- 8,231.52km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,273AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C37; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H37; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA37; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH37; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG37; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H37; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y37; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Glen Waverley - Assembly district
John Mullahy (Australian Labor Party)
North-Eastern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: MULLAHY, John (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 50,818
- Formal votes
- 44,667
- Informal votes
- 1,5293.31% of total votes
- Total votes
- 46,19690.90% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 7 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| MARSH, Scott | Labour DLP | 1,856 | 4.16% |
| HARRIS, Joyce Maree | Freedom Party of Victoria | 664 | 1.49% |
| PARTRIDGE, Steph | Australian Greens | 4,279 | 9.58% |
| HANCE, Maddy | Animal Justice Party | 802 | 1.80% |
| MULLAHY, John | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 18,153 | 40.64% |
| HUISMAN, Kristeen | Family First Victoria | 972 | 2.18% |
| ANGUS, Neil | Liberal | 17,941 | 40.17% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| MULLAHY, John | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 23,809 | 53.30% |
| ANGUS, Neil | Liberal | 20,858 | 46.70% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 82,290persons
- Median age
- 42years
- Rent (median per week)
- $462AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.8people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 36.28km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,924AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C38; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H38; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA38; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH38; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG38; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H38; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y38; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Greenvale - Assembly district
Iwan Walters (Australian Labor Party)
Northern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: WALTERS, Iwan (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 49,854
- Formal votes
- 37,686
- Informal votes
- 3,9529.49% of total votes
- Total votes
- 41,63883.52% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 8 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| YOLBULAN, Mutullah Can | Victorian Socialists | 2,582 | 6.85% |
| ERCIYAS, Fatma | Not listed | 2,416 | 6.41% |
| GHANI, Usman | Liberal | 9,568 | 25.39% |
| BENGTSSON, Maria | Family First Victoria | 2,778 | 7.37% |
| SANTA-ISABEL, Cristina | Australian Greens | 2,194 | 5.82% |
| STYLES, Lauren | Freedom Party of Victoria | 1,225 | 3.25% |
| WALTERS, Iwan | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 15,628 | 41.47% |
| FURINA, Rosanna | Animal Justice Party | 1,295 | 3.44% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 3 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| GHANI, Usman | Liberal | 12,709 | 33.72% |
| BENGTSSON, Maria | Family First Victoria | 5,668 | 15.04% |
| WALTERS, Iwan | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 19,309 | 51.24% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 77,159persons
- Median age
- 34years
- Rent (median per week)
- $370AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 3.3people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.9people
- Electorate area
- 60.08km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,728AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C39; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H39; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA39; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH39; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG39; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H39; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y39; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Hastings - Assembly district
Paul Mercurio (Australian Labor Party)
Eastern Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: MERCURIO, Paul (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 48,674
- Formal votes
- 41,232
- Informal votes
- 2,3695.43% of total votes
- Total votes
- 43,60189.58% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 8 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| JACK, Tyson | Animal Justice Party | 1,736 | 4.21% |
| SAUNDERS, Paul | Australian Greens | 4,118 | 9.99% |
| MERCURIO, Paul | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 15,361 | 37.26% |
| de WIT, Camille | Labour DLP | 833 | 2.02% |
| SABO, Tom | Family First Victoria | 1,001 | 2.43% |
| BENSON, Janet Felicity | Freedom Party of Victoria | 1,235 | 3.00% |
| HUTTON, Briony | Liberal | 16,415 | 39.81% |
| WHITEHILL, Robert | Not listed | 533 | 1.29% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| MERCURIO, Paul | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 21,174 | 51.35% |
| HUTTON, Briony | Liberal | 20,058 | 48.65% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 66,617persons
- Median age
- 40years
- Rent (median per week)
- $351AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.6people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 395.48km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,692AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C40; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H40; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA40; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH40; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG40; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H40; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y40; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Hawthorn - Assembly district
John Pesutto (Liberal Party)
Southern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: PESUTTO, John (Liberal)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 50,080
- Formal votes
- 44,310
- Informal votes
- 1,1782.59% of total votes
- Total votes
- 45,48890.83% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 8 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| FUHRER, Faith | Animal Justice Party | 660 | 1.49% |
| KENNEDY, John | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 9,799 | 22.11% |
| TRIANTAFILLIS, Ken | Family First Victoria | 408 | 0.92% |
| PEPPARD, Richard | Liberal Democrats | 583 | 1.32% |
| LOWE, Melissa | Not listed | 8,851 | 19.98% |
| SAVAGE, Nick | Australian Greens | 4,927 | 11.12% |
| PESUTTO, John | Liberal | 18,728 | 42.27% |
| BELL, Stratton | Labour DLP | 354 | 0.80% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| KENNEDY, John | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 21,383 | 48.26% |
| PESUTTO, John | Liberal | 22,927 | 51.74% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 70,680persons
- Median age
- 38years
- Rent (median per week)
- $425AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.4people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.9people
- Electorate area
- 21.01km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,306AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C41; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H41; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA41; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH41; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG41; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H41; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y41; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Ivanhoe - Assembly district
Anthony Carbines (Australian Labor Party)
North-Eastern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: CARBINES, Anthony (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 46,961
- Formal votes
- 40,599
- Informal votes
- 1,5363.65% of total votes
- Total votes
- 42,13589.72% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 6 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| CARBINES, Anthony | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 17,333 | 42.69% |
| HAYWARD, Sarah | Family First Victoria | 1,216 | 3.00% |
| KHOURY, Bernadette | Liberal | 12,566 | 30.95% |
| RISTEVSKI, Sonja | Animal Justice Party | 937 | 2.31% |
| LANGDON, Craig | Not listed | 739 | 1.82% |
| BIEBER, Emily | Australian Greens | 7,808 | 19.23% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| CARBINES, Anthony | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 25,476 | 62.75% |
| KHOURY, Bernadette | Liberal | 15,123 | 37.25% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 66,225persons
- Median age
- 39years
- Rent (median per week)
- $399AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.5people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 31.28km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,062AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C42; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H42; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA42; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH42; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG42; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H42; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y42; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Kalkallo - Assembly district
Ros Spence (Australian Labor Party)
Northern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: SPENCE, Ros (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 52,205
- Formal votes
- 39,980
- Informal votes
- 3,4948.04% of total votes
- Total votes
- 43,47483.28% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 9 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| SPENCE, Ros | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 21,531 | 53.85% |
| SINGH, Bikram | Liberal | 9,154 | 22.90% |
| LOWE, Frances | Animal Justice Party | 1,466 | 3.67% |
| PAREL, Jimmy George | Not listed | 610 | 1.53% |
| UL MURTAZA, Muhammad Nisar | Australian Greens | 2,116 | 5.29% |
| FRENCH, Callum John | Not listed | 299 | 0.75% |
| SANDHU, Smiley | New Democrats | 409 | 1.02% |
| SAYER, Das | Family First Victoria | 2,457 | 6.15% |
| MONSALVE TOBON, Sergio | Victorian Socialists | 1,938 | 4.85% |
Two candidate preferred vote · 2 candidates
VEC labels this a two-candidate-preferred count. It is indicative and not the count that determines election of a member; retain separately from rechecked primary votes and official elected-member status.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| SPENCE, Ros | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 26,664 | 66.43% |
| SINGH, Bikram | Liberal | 13,474 | 33.57% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 95,389persons
- Median age
- 31years
- Rent (median per week)
- $381AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 3.2people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.9people
- Electorate area
- 261.72km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,901AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C43; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H43; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA43; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH43; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG43; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H43; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y43; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Kew - Assembly district
Jess Wilson (Liberal Party)
Southern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: WILSON, Jess (Liberal)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 49,918
- Formal votes
- 43,592
- Informal votes
- 1,3673.04% of total votes
- Total votes
- 44,95990.07% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 8 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| TORNEY, Sophie | Not listed | 9,200 | 21.10% |
| SULLIVAN, Kym | Not listed | 147 | 0.34% |
| DAVIS, Finlay | Not listed | 158 | 0.36% |
| SKELTON, Lucy | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 9,896 | 22.70% |
| SEELEY, Ann | Family First Victoria | 751 | 1.72% |
| WILSON, Jess | Liberal | 19,321 | 44.32% |
| CARTER, Jackie | Australian Greens | 3,612 | 8.29% |
| SCHOFIELD, Ruby | Animal Justice Party | 507 | 1.16% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| SKELTON, Lucy | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 20,063 | 46.02% |
| WILSON, Jess | Liberal | 23,529 | 53.98% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 73,612persons
- Median age
- 42years
- Rent (median per week)
- $491AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.7people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 31.07km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,353AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C44; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H44; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA44; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH44; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG44; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H44; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y44; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Kororoit - Assembly district
Luba Grigorovitch (Australian Labor Party)
Western Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: GRIGOROVITCH, Luba (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 51,060
- Formal votes
- 40,373
- Informal votes
- 3,6838.36% of total votes
- Total votes
- 44,05686.28% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 9 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| GIBSON, Belle | Victorian Socialists | 2,768 | 6.86% |
| CHANDOK, Jaz | New Democrats | 623 | 1.54% |
| BROWN, Zuzanna | Labour DLP | 2,517 | 6.23% |
| DIVITA, Katherine | Animal Justice Party | 1,242 | 3.08% |
| BAUCH, Joh | Not listed | 978 | 2.42% |
| MILUTINOVIC, Melanie | Family First Victoria | 2,326 | 5.76% |
| GRIGOROVITCH, Luba | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 17,468 | 43.27% |
| CHESTER, Ben | Australian Greens | 2,650 | 6.56% |
| FLETCHER, John | Liberal | 9,801 | 24.28% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 3 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| GIBSON, Belle | Victorian Socialists | 6,388 | 15.82% |
| GRIGOROVITCH, Luba | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 21,452 | 53.13% |
| FLETCHER, John | Liberal | 12,533 | 31.04% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 87,201persons
- Median age
- 34years
- Rent (median per week)
- $375AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 3.1people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.9people
- Electorate area
- 123.9km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,837AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C45; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H45; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA45; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH45; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG45; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H45; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y45; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Lara - Assembly district
Ella George (Australian Labor Party)
Western Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: GEORGE, Ella (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 48,920
- Formal votes
- 39,521
- Informal votes
- 2,6686.32% of total votes
- Total votes
- 42,18986.24% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 8 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| GARDNER, Courtney | Australian Greens | 4,473 | 11.32% |
| HATHWAY, Sarah | Not listed | 1,050 | 2.66% |
| KREIN, Ralph | Liberal | 8,460 | 21.41% |
| RANKINE, Steve | Family First Victoria | 1,775 | 4.49% |
| GEORGE, Ella | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 19,635 | 49.68% |
| KELLY, Peter | Animal Justice Party | 1,502 | 3.80% |
| TAYLOR, Ash | Angry Victorians Party | 938 | 2.37% |
| PAYNE, Max | Liberal Democrats | 1,688 | 4.27% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 6 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| GARDNER, Courtney | Australian Greens | 5,031 | 12.73% |
| KREIN, Ralph | Liberal | 8,641 | 21.86% |
| RANKINE, Steve | Family First Victoria | 2,193 | 5.55% |
| GEORGE, Ella | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 19,882 | 50.31% |
| KELLY, Peter | Animal Justice Party | 1,867 | 4.72% |
| PAYNE, Max | Liberal Democrats | 1,907 | 4.83% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 70,504persons
- Median age
- 38years
- Rent (median per week)
- $300AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.5people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 701.5km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,408AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C46; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H46; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA46; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH46; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG46; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H46; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y46; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Laverton - Assembly district
Sarah Connolly (Australian Labor Party)
Western Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: CONNOLLY, Sarah (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 48,545
- Formal votes
- 37,137
- Informal votes
- 3,1447.81% of total votes
- Total votes
- 40,28182.98% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 10 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| SONI, Gurneet | New Democrats | 1,082 | 2.91% |
| DURZADA, Braishna | Australian Greens | 3,496 | 9.41% |
| FRY, David | Family First Victoria | 1,353 | 3.64% |
| PAREDES, Rufo | Not listed | 355 | 0.96% |
| WIRTH, Michael | Labour DLP | 2,051 | 5.52% |
| ROBERTSON, Catherine | Victorian Socialists | 2,206 | 5.94% |
| RAYMOND, Trent | Freedom Party of Victoria | 641 | 1.73% |
| BAGHERI, Pouya | Animal Justice Party | 694 | 1.87% |
| CONNOLLY, Sarah | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 17,026 | 45.85% |
| REDDY, Raja | Liberal | 8,233 | 22.17% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 3 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| DURZADA, Braishna | Australian Greens | 7,452 | 20.07% |
| CONNOLLY, Sarah | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 19,364 | 52.14% |
| REDDY, Raja | Liberal | 10,321 | 27.79% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 94,534persons
- Median age
- 33years
- Rent (median per week)
- $361AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.9people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.9people
- Electorate area
- 87.4km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,795AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C47; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H47; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA47; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH47; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG47; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H47; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y47; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Lowan - Assembly district
Emma Kealy (The Nationals)
Western Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: KEALY, Emma (The Nationals)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 51,182
- Formal votes
- 43,297
- Informal votes
- 2,6125.69% of total votes
- Total votes
- 45,90989.70% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 7 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| ETHERTON, Richard | Angry Victorians Party | 1,710 | 3.95% |
| KEALY, Emma | The Nationals | 25,482 | 58.85% |
| RAMSAY, Tamasin | Animal Justice Party | 1,019 | 2.35% |
| COLEMAN, Robert | Family First Victoria | 1,573 | 3.63% |
| MEAD, Amanda | Not listed | 2,384 | 5.51% |
| MONAGHAN, Mick | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 8,554 | 19.76% |
| LANE, Richard | Australian Greens | 2,575 | 5.95% |
Two candidate preferred vote · 2 candidates
VEC labels this a two-candidate-preferred count. It is indicative and not the count that determines election of a member; retain separately from rechecked primary votes and official elected-member status.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| KEALY, Emma | The Nationals | 30,991 | 71.61% |
| MONAGHAN, Mick | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 12,288 | 28.39% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 68,313persons
- Median age
- 47years
- Rent (median per week)
- $210AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.2people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.7people
- Electorate area
- 41,857.8km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,252AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C48; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H48; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA48; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH48; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG48; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H48; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y48; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Macedon - Assembly district
Mary-Anne Thomas (Australian Labor Party)
Northern Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: THOMAS, Mary-Anne (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 48,019
- Formal votes
- 41,589
- Informal votes
- 1,9744.53% of total votes
- Total votes
- 43,56390.72% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 8 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| BONANNO, Dominic | Liberal | 12,463 | 29.97% |
| McRAE McLEOD, Marley | Australian Greens | 5,214 | 12.54% |
| THOMAS, Mary-Anne | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 17,234 | 41.44% |
| BARTON, Huntly | Not listed | 2,250 | 5.41% |
| SEDGMAN, Kerryn P. | Freedom Party of Victoria | 770 | 1.85% |
| McCORMACK, Chris | Family First Victoria | 791 | 1.90% |
| EVEZARD, Amanda | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | 1,511 | 3.63% |
| BERGMANN, Iris | Animal Justice Party | 1,356 | 3.26% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| BONANNO, Dominic | Liberal | 16,827 | 40.46% |
| THOMAS, Mary-Anne | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 24,762 | 59.54% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 64,175persons
- Median age
- 45years
- Rent (median per week)
- $371AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.6people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 3,366.11km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,884AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C49; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H49; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA49; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH49; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG49; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H49; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y49; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Malvern - Assembly district
Michael O'Brien (Liberal Party)
Southern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: O'BRIEN, Michael (Liberal)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 46,863
- Formal votes
- 40,801
- Informal votes
- 1,1362.71% of total votes
- Total votes
- 41,93789.49% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 6 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| NATOLI, Amelia | Animal Justice Party | 1,005 | 2.46% |
| NATALE, Darren | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 10,686 | 26.19% |
| O'BRIEN, Michael | Liberal | 21,438 | 52.54% |
| STEFANOPOULOS, Steve | Not listed | 643 | 1.58% |
| SCHMIDT, Judy | Family First Victoria | 639 | 1.57% |
| FULLER, Mitchell | Australian Greens | 6,390 | 15.66% |
Two candidate preferred vote · 2 candidates
VEC labels this a two-candidate-preferred count. It is indicative and not the count that determines election of a member; retain separately from rechecked primary votes and official elected-member status.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| NATALE, Darren | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 17,000 | 41.72% |
| O'BRIEN, Michael | Liberal | 23,750 | 58.28% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 64,450persons
- Median age
- 40years
- Rent (median per week)
- $430AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.3people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.9people
- Electorate area
- 20.19km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,374AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C50; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H50; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA50; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH50; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG50; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H50; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y50; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Melbourne - Assembly district
Ellen Sandell (The Australian Greens - Victoria)
Northern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: SANDELL, Ellen (Australian Greens)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 54,533
- Formal votes
- 42,519
- Informal votes
- 1,4853.37% of total votes
- Total votes
- 44,00480.69% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 9 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| PALACKALODY, George | Liberal | 7,522 | 17.69% |
| SANDELL, Ellen | Australian Greens | 15,855 | 37.29% |
| JANSON, Michael | Family First Victoria | 535 | 1.26% |
| AL-SAIMARY, Laylah | Not listed | 428 | 1.01% |
| BOLGER, Colleen | Victorian Socialists | 2,323 | 5.46% |
| BANGAAR, Rabin | Animal Justice Party | 701 | 1.65% |
| SMITH, Steven J. | Freedom Party of Victoria | 521 | 1.23% |
| THISTLETON, Rebecca | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 13,033 | 30.65% |
| FOXWORTHY, Nicola | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 1,601 | 3.77% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| SANDELL, Ellen | Australian Greens | 25,593 | 60.19% |
| THISTLETON, Rebecca | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 16,926 | 39.81% |
Two party preferred vote · 2 candidates
Two-party preferred (2PP) is a separate comparison of the major party blocs; it is not interchangeable with a two-candidate result.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| PALACKALODY, George | Liberal | 10,624 | 24.99% |
| THISTLETON, Rebecca | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 31,895 | 75.01% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 118,384persons
- Median age
- 29years
- Rent (median per week)
- $381AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 1.8people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 1people
- Electorate area
- 24.51km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,572AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C51; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H51; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA51; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH51; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG51; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H51; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y51; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Melton - Assembly district
Steve McGhie (Australian Labor Party)
Western Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: McGHIE, Steve (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 50,151
- Formal votes
- 37,619
- Informal votes
- 4,71611.14% of total votes
- Total votes
- 42,33584.42% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 14 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| BLACKBORROW, Paul | Shooters, Fishers & Farmers Vic | 1,682 | 4.47% |
| BIRCHALL, Ian | Not listed | 3,403 | 9.05% |
| DOBRAN, Tony | Freedom Party of Victoria | 717 | 1.91% |
| WATT, Graham | Liberal | 9,155 | 24.34% |
| BRUNT, Richard | Family First Victoria | 946 | 2.51% |
| PERERA, Jason Spencer | Not listed | 130 | 0.35% |
| ALP, Ashley | Labour DLP | 1,629 | 4.33% |
| MORRIS, Praise | Australian Greens | 1,711 | 4.55% |
| BINGHAM, Jarrod James | Not listed | 2,186 | 5.81% |
| McGHIE, Steve | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 14,193 | 37.73% |
| CIAPPARA, Lucienne | Health Australia Party | 219 | 0.58% |
| ADIN-JAMES, Fiona | Animal Justice Party | 743 | 1.98% |
| KAUR, Jasleen | New Democrats | 242 | 0.64% |
| DONALD, Samantha Jane | Derryn Hinch's Justice Party | 663 | 1.76% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| WATT, Graham | Liberal | 17,081 | 45.41% |
| McGHIE, Steve | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 20,538 | 54.59% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 82,799persons
- Median age
- 33years
- Rent (median per week)
- $331AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.9people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 332.02km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,576AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C52; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H52; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA52; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH52; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG52; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H52; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y52; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Mildura - Assembly district
Jade Benham (The Nationals)
Northern Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: BENHAM, Jade (The Nationals)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 47,941
- Formal votes
- 38,140
- Informal votes
- 3,0967.51% of total votes
- Total votes
- 41,23686.01% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 11 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| CUPPER, Ali | Not listed | 12,913 | 33.86% |
| BRYMER, Sonia | Not listed | 1,080 | 2.83% |
| BROUGHAM, Philippe John | Freedom Party of Victoria | 416 | 1.09% |
| SHARPE, Felicity | Labour DLP | 586 | 1.54% |
| MATHESON, Paul | Liberal | 7,291 | 19.12% |
| ZIGOURAS, Stella | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 2,483 | 6.51% |
| BENHAM, Jade | The Nationals | 9,868 | 25.87% |
| ZAYN, Angylina | Animal Justice Party | 333 | 0.87% |
| STRATTON, Brad | Family First Victoria | 560 | 1.47% |
| MILNE, Glenn | Not listed | 1,716 | 4.50% |
| CLEMENTS, Katie | Australian Greens | 894 | 2.34% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| CUPPER, Ali | Not listed | 18,620 | 48.82% |
| BENHAM, Jade | The Nationals | 19,520 | 51.18% |
Two party preferred vote · 2 candidates
Two-party preferred (2PP) is a separate comparison of the major party blocs; it is not interchangeable with a two-candidate result.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| BENHAM, Jade | The Nationals | 24,454 | 64.12% |
| ZIGOURAS, Stella | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 13,686 | 35.88% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 69,753persons
- Median age
- 41years
- Rent (median per week)
- $250AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.4people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 37,528.84km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,309AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C53; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H53; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA53; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH53; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG53; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H53; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y53; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Mill Park - Assembly district
Lily D'Ambrosio (Australian Labor Party)
North-Eastern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: D'AMBROSIO, Lily (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 45,937
- Formal votes
- 37,798
- Informal votes
- 2,5106.23% of total votes
- Total votes
- 40,30887.75% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 6 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| SIMONS, Marcia | Animal Justice Party | 1,833 | 4.85% |
| YAP, Paige | Liberal | 9,797 | 25.92% |
| ANDERSON, Craig | Family First Victoria | 1,891 | 5.00% |
| FILIPPOPOULOS, Andrew | Freedom Party of Victoria | 2,659 | 7.03% |
| D'AMBROSIO, Lily | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 18,857 | 49.89% |
| KEARNEY, Chris | Australian Greens | 2,761 | 7.30% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 5 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| YAP, Paige | Liberal | 10,288 | 27.22% |
| ANDERSON, Craig | Family First Victoria | 2,389 | 6.32% |
| FILIPPOPOULOS, Andrew | Freedom Party of Victoria | 2,853 | 7.55% |
| D'AMBROSIO, Lily | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 19,106 | 50.55% |
| KEARNEY, Chris | Australian Greens | 3,162 | 8.37% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 68,500persons
- Median age
- 37years
- Rent (median per week)
- $370AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.9people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 41.97km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,828AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C54; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H54; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA54; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH54; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG54; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H54; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y54; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Monbulk - Assembly district
Daniela De Martino (Australian Labor Party)
Eastern Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: DE MARTINO, Daniela (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 48,547
- Formal votes
- 41,797
- Informal votes
- 2,0634.70% of total votes
- Total votes
- 43,86090.35% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 8 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| COLE, Craig | Not listed | 2,069 | 4.95% |
| FOLLONI, Leah | Animal Justice Party | 1,739 | 4.16% |
| BARNES, Veronica | Freedom Party of Victoria | 910 | 2.18% |
| ORMSBY, Michael | Australian Greens | 6,255 | 14.97% |
| WARD, Gareth | Liberal | 12,327 | 29.49% |
| SKELTON, Johanna | Not listed | 2,229 | 5.33% |
| HIGGINS, David | Family First Victoria | 1,197 | 2.86% |
| DE MARTINO, Daniela | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 15,071 | 36.06% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| WARD, Gareth | Liberal | 17,741 | 42.45% |
| DE MARTINO, Daniela | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 24,056 | 57.55% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 66,013persons
- Median age
- 42years
- Rent (median per week)
- $370AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.7people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 458.56km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,048AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C55; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H55; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA55; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH55; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG55; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H55; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y55; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Mordialloc - Assembly district
Tim Richardson (Australian Labor Party)
South-Eastern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: RICHARDSON, Tim (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 50,643
- Formal votes
- 44,059
- Informal votes
- 2,0354.41% of total votes
- Total votes
- 46,09491.02% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 8 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| O'DONNELL, Sarah | Not listed | 3,240 | 7.35% |
| REID, Phil | Not listed | 154 | 0.35% |
| VO, Chi | Animal Justice Party | 1,070 | 2.43% |
| RICHARDSON, Tim | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 19,398 | 44.03% |
| LUM, Patrick | Family First Victoria | 887 | 2.01% |
| LESSA, Daniel | Australian Greens | 4,526 | 10.27% |
| ALBRECHT, Deborah | Freedom Party of Victoria | 955 | 2.17% |
| PEASE, Phillip | Liberal | 13,829 | 31.39% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| RICHARDSON, Tim | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 25,640 | 58.19% |
| PEASE, Phillip | Liberal | 18,419 | 41.81% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 72,698persons
- Median age
- 39years
- Rent (median per week)
- $421AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.7people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 56.02km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,151AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C56; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H56; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA56; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH56; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG56; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H56; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y56; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Mornington - Assembly district
Chris Crewther (Liberal Party)
Eastern Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: CREWTHER, Chris (Liberal)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 48,048
- Formal votes
- 42,062
- Informal votes
- 1,8234.15% of total votes
- Total votes
- 43,88591.34% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 8 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| LARDNER, Kate | Not listed | 9,432 | 22.42% |
| SCHWEEN, Leonie | Animal Justice Party | 740 | 1.76% |
| CREWTHER, Chris | Liberal | 17,910 | 42.58% |
| HAYWARD, Ross | Family First Victoria | 375 | 0.89% |
| PETTITT, Paul | Freedom Party of Victoria | 1,041 | 2.47% |
| AGIRTAN, Jane | Not listed | 641 | 1.52% |
| SINCLAIR, Harry | Australian Greens | 2,677 | 6.36% |
| FOWLER, Georgia | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 9,246 | 21.98% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| LARDNER, Kate | Not listed | 20,736 | 49.30% |
| CREWTHER, Chris | Liberal | 21,326 | 50.70% |
Two party preferred vote · 2 candidates
Two-party preferred (2PP) is a separate comparison of the major party blocs; it is not interchangeable with a two-candidate result.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| CREWTHER, Chris | Liberal | 24,514 | 58.28% |
| FOWLER, Georgia | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 17,548 | 41.72% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 65,261persons
- Median age
- 47years
- Rent (median per week)
- $440AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.5people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.7people
- Electorate area
- 154.63km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,900AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C57; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H57; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA57; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH57; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG57; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H57; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y57; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Morwell - Assembly district
Martin Cameron (The Nationals)
Eastern Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: CAMERON, Martin (The Nationals)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 53,782
- Formal votes
- 43,261
- Informal votes
- 3,5267.54% of total votes
- Total votes
- 46,78786.99% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 12 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| HARRIMAN, Dale | Liberal | 6,710 | 15.51% |
| CAMERON, Martin | The Nationals | 9,902 | 22.89% |
| MAIDANA, Alex | Freedom Party of Victoria | 900 | 2.08% |
| HINE, Rochelle | Australian Greens | 1,830 | 4.23% |
| PROCTOR, Lisa | Not listed | 469 | 1.08% |
| CLARKE, Brendan | Family First Victoria | 749 | 1.73% |
| McAULIFFE, Jessica | Animal Justice Party | 687 | 1.59% |
| MAXFIELD, Kate | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 13,601 | 31.44% |
| GIBSON, Sharon | Not listed | 2,515 | 5.81% |
| LUND, Tracie | Not listed | 1,206 | 2.79% |
| HICKEN, Allan | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | 2,648 | 6.12% |
| SNELLING, David | Shooters, Fishers & Farmers Vic | 2,044 | 4.72% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| CAMERON, Martin | The Nationals | 23,541 | 54.42% |
| MAXFIELD, Kate | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 19,720 | 45.58% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 72,501persons
- Median age
- 41years
- Rent (median per week)
- $236AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.3people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.7people
- Electorate area
- 907.54km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,243AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C58; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H58; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA58; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH58; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG58; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H58; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y58; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Mulgrave - Assembly district
Eden Foster (Australian Labor Party)
South-Eastern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2023 by-election results
Historical election · 18 November 2023
By-election · Elected: FOSTER, Eden (Australian Labor Party)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 47,142
- Formal votes
- 36,044
- Informal votes
- 2,1125.54% of total votes
- Total votes
- 38,15680.94% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 10 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| KING, Ethelyn | Libertarian | 1,046 | 2.90% |
| ACKERLY, Celeste | Sustainable Australia Party - Stop Overdevelopment / Corruption | 276 | 0.77% |
| COOK, Ian | Not listed | 6,780 | 18.81% |
| FOREMAN, Jane | Family First Victoria | 1,111 | 3.08% |
| MANN, Courtney | Liberal | 7,817 | 21.69% |
| CVETKOVA, Kelly | Victorian Socialists | 1,315 | 3.65% |
| GARAD, Rhonda | Australian Greens | 2,153 | 5.97% |
| FOSTER, Eden | Australian Labor Party | 14,481 | 40.18% |
| THEODOSSOPOULOU, Tina | Not listed | 662 | 1.84% |
| CURRIE, Bronwyn | Animal Justice Party | 403 | 1.12% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| COOK, Ian | Not listed | 15,681 | 43.51% |
| FOSTER, Eden | Australian Labor Party | 20,363 | 56.49% |
Two party preferred vote · 2 candidates
Two-party preferred (2PP) is a separate comparison of the major party blocs; it is not interchangeable with a two-candidate result.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| MANN, Courtney | Liberal | 16,340 | 45.33% |
| FOSTER, Eden | Australian Labor Party | 19,704 | 54.67% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 77,039persons
- Median age
- 39years
- Rent (median per week)
- $369AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.7people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.9people
- Electorate area
- 35.54km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,537AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C59; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H59; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA59; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH59; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG59; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H59; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y59; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Murray Plains - Assembly district
Peter Walsh (The Nationals)
Northern Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: WALSH, Peter (The Nationals)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 48,622
- Formal votes
- 40,191
- Informal votes
- 2,6356.15% of total votes
- Total votes
- 42,82688.08% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 7 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| MacPHERSON, Cameron | Family First Victoria | 2,575 | 6.41% |
| BISH, Katia | Freedom Party of Victoria | 1,752 | 4.36% |
| HURRELL, Damien | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 7,543 | 18.77% |
| LEUNG, Glenys | Animal Justice Party | 908 | 2.26% |
| WALSH, Peter | The Nationals | 24,831 | 61.78% |
| OTTO, Andrea | Not listed | 1,022 | 2.54% |
| BROWNSTEIN, John | Australian Greens | 1,560 | 3.88% |
Two candidate preferred vote · 2 candidates
VEC labels this a two-candidate-preferred count. It is indicative and not the count that determines election of a member; retain separately from rechecked primary votes and official elected-member status.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| HURRELL, Damien | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 10,919 | 27.11% |
| WALSH, Peter | The Nationals | 29,354 | 72.89% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 64,766persons
- Median age
- 45years
- Rent (median per week)
- $230AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.3people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.7people
- Electorate area
- 11,921.14km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,270AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C60; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H60; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA60; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH60; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG60; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H60; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y60; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Narracan - Assembly district
Wayne Farnham (Liberal Party)
Eastern Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2023 supplementary election results
Historical election · 28 January 2023
Supplementary election · Elected: FARNHAM, Wayne (Liberal)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 50,506
- Formal votes
- 37,205
- Informal votes
- 2,6196.58% of total votes
- Total votes
- 39,82478.85% of enrolment
The member was elected after an absolute majority was reached with four candidates still in the distribution. These are not two-candidate-preferred figures.
Recheck first preference votes · 11 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| ABELMAN, Michael | Liberal Democrats | 1,325 | 3.56% |
| WOLFE, Tony | Not listed | 4,110 | 11.05% |
| WEAVER, Alyssa | Australian Greens | 4,132 | 11.11% |
| CRAM, Austin | Animal Justice Party | 849 | 2.28% |
| DE WIT, Sophia Camille | Labour DLP | 2,641 | 7.10% |
| MURPHY, Casey | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | 2,246 | 6.04% |
| HONEY, Ian | Not listed | 381 | 1.02% |
| CLARKE, Brendan | Family First Victoria | 1,089 | 2.93% |
| BLACKWELL, Leonie | Freedom Party of Victoria | 2,254 | 6.06% |
| FARNHAM, Wayne | Liberal | 16,741 | 45.00% |
| McCABE, Annemarie | Not listed | 1,437 | 3.86% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 4 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| WOLFE, Tony | Not listed | 6,891 | 18.52% |
| WEAVER, Alyssa | Australian Greens | 6,073 | 16.32% |
| BLACKWELL, Leonie | Freedom Party of Victoria | 5,011 | 13.47% |
| FARNHAM, Wayne | Liberal | 19,230 | 51.69% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 67,344persons
- Median age
- 41years
- Rent (median per week)
- $320AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.5people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.7people
- Electorate area
- 4,502.8km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,541AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C61; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H61; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA61; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH61; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG61; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H61; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y61; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Narre Warren North - Assembly district
Belinda Wilson (Australian Labor Party)
South-Eastern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: WILSON, Belinda (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 51,900
- Formal votes
- 41,370
- Informal votes
- 3,6028.01% of total votes
- Total votes
- 44,97286.65% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 10 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| WILSON, Belinda | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 19,350 | 46.77% |
| ZMEGAC, Andrew | Labour DLP | 1,191 | 2.88% |
| RUYTER, Monique | Shooters, Fishers & Farmers Vic | 772 | 1.87% |
| CAPON, Stephen | Not listed | 906 | 2.19% |
| GARDNER, Sheree | Animal Justice Party | 978 | 2.36% |
| ELKINS, Christine | Family First Victoria | 1,530 | 3.70% |
| PARKER, Craig | Freedom Party of Victoria | 1,218 | 2.94% |
| MATULEC, Stephen | Liberal Democrats | 1,325 | 3.20% |
| DRAGAN, Timothy | Liberal | 11,291 | 27.29% |
| McLEAN, Laura | Australian Greens | 2,809 | 6.79% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 3 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| WILSON, Belinda | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 22,764 | 55.03% |
| ELKINS, Christine | Family First Victoria | 5,069 | 12.25% |
| DRAGAN, Timothy | Liberal | 13,537 | 32.72% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 77,866persons
- Median age
- 37years
- Rent (median per week)
- $365AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.9people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 69.87km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,778AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C62; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H62; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA62; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH62; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG62; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H62; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y62; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Narre Warren South - Assembly district
Gary Maas (Australian Labor Party)
South-Eastern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: MAAS, Gary (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 53,430
- Formal votes
- 42,859
- Informal votes
- 3,3497.25% of total votes
- Total votes
- 46,20886.48% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 8 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| HARVEY, Jacqueline | Family First Victoria | 2,495 | 5.82% |
| SKROBO, Christine | Liberal Democrats | 1,212 | 2.83% |
| BAKER-PEARCE, Tylere | Not listed | 290 | 0.68% |
| SAMUEL, Annette | Liberal | 12,280 | 28.65% |
| MAAS, Gary | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 20,562 | 47.98% |
| GALLAGHER, Michael | Animal Justice Party | 1,048 | 2.45% |
| MOORE, Susanna | Australian Greens | 2,836 | 6.62% |
| HANSEN, Geoff | Freedom Party of Victoria | 2,136 | 4.98% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 3 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| HARVEY, Jacqueline | Family First Victoria | 5,797 | 13.53% |
| SAMUEL, Annette | Liberal | 13,815 | 32.23% |
| MAAS, Gary | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 23,247 | 54.24% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 90,803persons
- Median age
- 33years
- Rent (median per week)
- $380AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 3.3people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.9people
- Electorate area
- 39.55km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,914AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C63; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H63; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA63; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH63; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG63; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H63; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y63; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Nepean - Assembly district
Anthony Marsh (Liberal Party)
Eastern Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2026 by-election results
Historical election · 2 May 2026
By-election · Elected: MARSH, Anthony (Liberal)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 50,910
- Formal votes
- 40,545
- Informal votes
- 2,0414.79% of total votes
- Total votes
- 42,58683.65% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 8 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| HERCUS, Darren | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | 9,941 | 24.52% |
| SMITH, Reade | Affordable Housing Now - Sustainable Australia Party | 721 | 1.78% |
| HEALY, Sianan | The Greens | 3,805 | 9.38% |
| MARSH, Anthony | Liberal | 15,682 | 38.68% |
| WILDE, Milton | End Mass Immigration - Reform AU | 166 | 0.41% |
| ANGELICO, Peter | Libertarian | 505 | 1.25% |
| HUTCHISON, Tracee | Not listed | 8,533 | 21.05% |
| THOMPSON, Renee | Legalise Cannabis | 1,192 | 2.94% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| MARSH, Anthony | Liberal | 25,642 | 63.24% |
| HUTCHISON, Tracee | Not listed | 14,903 | 36.76% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 62,149persons
- Median age
- 53years
- Rent (median per week)
- $370AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.2people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.7people
- Electorate area
- 387.25km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,353AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C64; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H64; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA64; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH64; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG64; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H64; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y64; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Niddrie - Assembly district
Ben Carroll (Australian Labor Party)
Western Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: CARROLL, Ben (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 50,034
- Formal votes
- 42,242
- Informal votes
- 2,7636.14% of total votes
- Total votes
- 45,00589.95% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 9 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| MAUGERI, Frank | Freedom Party of Victoria | 1,899 | 4.50% |
| KRUSE, Holly | Labour DLP | 1,172 | 2.77% |
| CARROLL, Ben | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 18,567 | 43.95% |
| REICH, Brad | Victorian Socialists | 966 | 2.29% |
| MEILAK, Shannon | Animal Justice Party | 812 | 1.92% |
| GARCIA, Joanne | Family First Victoria | 1,096 | 2.59% |
| GRAMMENOS, Georgia | New Democrats | 269 | 0.64% |
| YOUHANA, Alan | Liberal | 14,344 | 33.96% |
| McGINNESS, Declan | Australian Greens | 3,117 | 7.38% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| CARROLL, Ben | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 23,949 | 56.69% |
| YOUHANA, Alan | Liberal | 18,293 | 43.31% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 68,768persons
- Median age
- 42years
- Rent (median per week)
- $406AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.6people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 39.16km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,939AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C65; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H65; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA65; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH65; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG65; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H65; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y65; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Northcote - Assembly district
Kat Theophanous (Australian Labor Party)
Northern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: THEOPHANOUS, Kat (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 50,369
- Formal votes
- 42,642
- Informal votes
- 2,4455.42% of total votes
- Total votes
- 45,08789.51% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 11 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| WHITEHEAD, Adrian | Not listed | 518 | 1.21% |
| NTOUNI, Anastacia | Freedom Party of Victoria | 729 | 1.71% |
| GOME, Campbell | Australian Greens | 12,797 | 30.01% |
| OSECKAS, Tim | Animal Justice Party | 757 | 1.78% |
| LARKIN, Kath | Victorian Socialists | 2,776 | 6.51% |
| CAVE, Anthony | Liberal Democrats | 530 | 1.24% |
| THEOPHANOUS, Kat | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 17,303 | 40.58% |
| ASHTON, Kathrine | Family First Victoria | 408 | 0.96% |
| CLARKE, April | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 1,539 | 3.61% |
| TODHUNTER, Stewart | Liberal | 5,205 | 12.21% |
| VERMA, Ashish | Not listed | 80 | 0.19% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| GOME, Campbell | Australian Greens | 21,229 | 49.78% |
| THEOPHANOUS, Kat | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 21,413 | 50.22% |
Two party preferred vote · 2 candidates
Two-party preferred (2PP) is a separate comparison of the major party blocs; it is not interchangeable with a two-candidate result.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| THEOPHANOUS, Kat | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 34,840 | 81.70% |
| TODHUNTER, Stewart | Liberal | 7,802 | 18.30% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 67,269persons
- Median age
- 37years
- Rent (median per week)
- $411AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.3people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.9people
- Electorate area
- 21.1km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,120AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C66; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H66; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA66; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH66; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG66; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H66; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y66; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Oakleigh - Assembly district
Steve Dimopoulos (Australian Labor Party)
Southern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: DIMOPOULOS, Steve (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 51,934
- Formal votes
- 43,910
- Informal votes
- 2,0004.36% of total votes
- Total votes
- 45,91088.40% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 8 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| MURPHY, Dominique | Not listed | 1,084 | 2.47% |
| DIMOPOULOS, Steve | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 19,778 | 45.04% |
| SOK, Edward | Family First Victoria | 904 | 2.06% |
| GRIVOKOSTOPOULOS, Jim | Liberal | 12,848 | 29.26% |
| KIOUPELIS, Parashos | Not listed | 234 | 0.53% |
| HSIEH, Hsiang-Han | Australian Greens | 7,278 | 16.57% |
| FABB, Loraine | Animal Justice Party | 1,014 | 2.31% |
| JACOBS, Anthony Charles | Freedom Party of Victoria | 770 | 1.75% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| DIMOPOULOS, Steve | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 27,876 | 63.48% |
| GRIVOKOSTOPOULOS, Jim | Liberal | 16,034 | 36.52% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 89,812persons
- Median age
- 34years
- Rent (median per week)
- $400AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.4people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.9people
- Electorate area
- 32.48km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,858AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C67; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H67; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA67; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH67; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG67; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H67; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y67; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Ovens Valley - Assembly district
Tim McCurdy (The Nationals)
Northern Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: McCURDY, Tim (The Nationals)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 48,125
- Formal votes
- 40,390
- Informal votes
- 2,1014.94% of total votes
- Total votes
- 42,49188.29% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 7 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| McCURDY, Tim | The Nationals | 21,057 | 52.13% |
| BUGGE, Mark | Freedom Party of Victoria | 1,932 | 4.78% |
| WISE, Anna | Family First Victoria | 1,403 | 3.47% |
| LESCHEN, Zuvele | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 8,369 | 20.72% |
| SLATER, Aisha | Animal Justice Party | 1,009 | 2.50% |
| KROMAR, Zoe | Australian Greens | 3,625 | 8.97% |
| FIDGE, Julian | Liberal Democrats | 2,995 | 7.42% |
Two candidate preferred vote · 2 candidates
VEC labels this a two-candidate-preferred count. It is indicative and not the count that determines election of a member; retain separately from rechecked primary votes and official elected-member status.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| McCURDY, Tim | The Nationals | 27,495 | 67.97% |
| LESCHEN, Zuvele | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 12,959 | 32.03% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 63,278persons
- Median age
- 47years
- Rent (median per week)
- $260AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.3people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.7people
- Electorate area
- 10,557.97km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,288AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C68; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H68; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA68; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH68; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG68; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H68; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y68; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Pakenham - Assembly district
Emma Vulin (Australian Labor Party)
Eastern Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: VULIN, Emma (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 48,014
- Formal votes
- 38,867
- Informal votes
- 3,0897.36% of total votes
- Total votes
- 41,95687.38% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 11 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| FARRELLY, David | Liberal | 12,605 | 32.43% |
| PLEDGER-FIRTH, Hannah | Animal Justice Party | 978 | 2.52% |
| MAIBAUM, Michelle | Australian Greens | 2,571 | 6.61% |
| GORE, Christopher | Family First Victoria | 1,218 | 3.13% |
| CLARKE, Sammi | Freedom Party of Victoria | 956 | 2.46% |
| OWEN, Brett | Not listed | 3,157 | 8.12% |
| VULIN, Emma | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 13,151 | 33.84% |
| SAGOO, Rajvir Singh | Not listed | 234 | 0.60% |
| SARKESHIK, Sarasadat | Labour DLP | 666 | 1.71% |
| SILADJI, Angela | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | 1,321 | 3.40% |
| SMITH, Elissa | Legalise Cannabis Victoria | 2,010 | 5.17% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| FARRELLY, David | Liberal | 19,280 | 49.61% |
| VULIN, Emma | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 19,587 | 50.39% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 76,217persons
- Median age
- 32years
- Rent (median per week)
- $361AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.8people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 225.98km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,806AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C69; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H69; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA69; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH69; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG69; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H69; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y69; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Pascoe Vale - Assembly district
Anthony Cianflone (Australian Labor Party)
Northern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: CIANFLONE, Anthony (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 48,584
- Formal votes
- 40,273
- Informal votes
- 2,2495.29% of total votes
- Total votes
- 42,52287.52% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 8 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| HAH, Madaleine | Victorian Socialists | 2,228 | 5.53% |
| WRIGHT, Tom | Liberal | 8,461 | 21.01% |
| CIMBARO, Richard | Family First Victoria | 1,080 | 2.68% |
| ADAMS, Elizabeth | Animal Justice Party | 889 | 2.21% |
| GLOVER, Margee | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 1,281 | 3.18% |
| BOLTON, Sue | Not listed | 1,689 | 4.19% |
| CIANFLONE, Anthony | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 15,611 | 38.76% |
| PANOPOULOS, Angelica | Australian Greens | 9,034 | 22.43% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| CIANFLONE, Anthony | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 20,950 | 52.02% |
| PANOPOULOS, Angelica | Australian Greens | 19,323 | 47.98% |
Two party preferred vote · 2 candidates
Two-party preferred (2PP) is a separate comparison of the major party blocs; it is not interchangeable with a two-candidate result.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| CIANFLONE, Anthony | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 29,096 | 72.25% |
| WRIGHT, Tom | Liberal | 11,177 | 27.75% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 68,954persons
- Median age
- 37years
- Rent (median per week)
- $400AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.4people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.9people
- Electorate area
- 20.81km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,015AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C70; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H70; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA70; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH70; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG70; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H70; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y70; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Point Cook - Assembly district
Mathew Hilakari (Australian Labor Party)
Western Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: HILAKARI, Mathew (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 49,788
- Formal votes
- 39,099
- Informal votes
- 4,44810.21% of total votes
- Total votes
- 43,54787.46% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 15 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| CRONKWRIGHT, Carolyn | Family First Victoria | 1,496 | 3.83% |
| BEECH, Terri | Animal Justice Party | 804 | 2.06% |
| KHAN, Shamsher | Australian Greens | 2,657 | 6.80% |
| ZHAO, Larry | Not listed | 814 | 2.08% |
| NEWHOUSE, Angela | Liberal | 9,651 | 24.68% |
| McAULAY, Alex | Victorian Socialists | 1,399 | 3.58% |
| GATTI, Lisa Jane | Transport Matters | 245 | 0.63% |
| LAW, Emma | Health Australia Party | 383 | 0.98% |
| CHAUDHARY, Rakhi P. | New Democrats | 358 | 0.92% |
| HILAKARI, Mathew | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 15,657 | 40.04% |
| ABDULOVSKI, Adrian | Freedom Party of Victoria | 571 | 1.46% |
| SAWANT, Shwetali | Not listed | 469 | 1.20% |
| GRIMLEY, Scott | Derryn Hinch's Justice Party | 514 | 1.31% |
| HAMMAN, Daniel | Labour DLP | 1,369 | 3.50% |
| GARRA, Joe | Not listed | 2,712 | 6.94% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| NEWHOUSE, Angela | Liberal | 16,289 | 41.66% |
| HILAKARI, Mathew | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 22,810 | 58.34% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 92,601persons
- Median age
- 35years
- Rent (median per week)
- $390AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 3people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 88.15km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,179AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C71; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H71; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA71; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH71; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG71; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H71; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y71; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Polwarth - Assembly district
Richard Riordan (Liberal Party)
Western Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: RIORDAN, Richard (Liberal)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 53,064
- Formal votes
- 46,002
- Informal votes
- 1,9494.06% of total votes
- Total votes
- 47,95190.36% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 7 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| McALLISTER, Hilary | Australian Greens | 7,661 | 16.65% |
| BORSOS, Denes C. | Not listed | 2,017 | 4.38% |
| HUNTER, Hollie | Family First Victoria | 1,166 | 2.53% |
| HUSSEIN, Hutch | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 13,484 | 29.31% |
| ATCHISON, Elisha | Animal Justice Party | 1,101 | 2.39% |
| REMENYI, Joseph Vincent | Derryn Hinch's Justice Party | 1,033 | 2.25% |
| RIORDAN, Richard | Liberal | 19,540 | 42.48% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| HUSSEIN, Hutch | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 22,179 | 48.21% |
| RIORDAN, Richard | Liberal | 23,823 | 51.79% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 70,190persons
- Median age
- 44years
- Rent (median per week)
- $320AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.4people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.7people
- Electorate area
- 8,860.13km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,592AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C72; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H72; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA72; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH72; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG72; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H72; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y72; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Prahran - Assembly district
Rachel Westaway (Liberal Party)
Southern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2025 by-election results
Historical election · 8 February 2025
By-election · Elected: WESTAWAY, Rachel (Liberal)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 48,164
- Formal votes
- 31,615
- Informal votes
- 1,2713.86% of total votes
- Total votes
- 32,88668.28% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 11 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| CHISHOLM, Nathan | Not listed | 1,672 | 5.29% |
| WESTAWAY, Rachel | Liberal | 11,443 | 36.19% |
| HENDRY, Janine | Not listed | 505 | 1.60% |
| GILBERT, Geneviève | Family First Victoria | 340 | 1.08% |
| MENADUE, Alan | Not listed | 126 | 0.40% |
| LUPTON, Tony | Not listed | 4,021 | 12.72% |
| DESSAU, Mark | Libertarian Party | 292 | 0.92% |
| DI CAMILLO, Angelica | Australian Greens | 11,442 | 36.19% |
| BILIC, Dennis | Sustainable Australia Party - Stop Overdevelopment / Corruption | 430 | 1.36% |
| BILLMAN, Buzz | Not listed | 465 | 1.47% |
| FUHRER, Faith | Animal Justice Party | 879 | 2.78% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| WESTAWAY, Rachel | Liberal | 16,234 | 51.35% |
| DI CAMILLO, Angelica | Australian Greens | 15,381 | 48.65% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 72,798persons
- Median age
- 34years
- Rent (median per week)
- $415AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 1.8people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 1people
- Electorate area
- 10.85km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,037AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C73; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H73; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA73; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH73; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG73; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H73; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y73; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Preston - Assembly district
Nathan Lambert (Australian Labor Party)
Northern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: LAMBERT, Nathan (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 50,362
- Formal votes
- 39,857
- Informal votes
- 3,3927.84% of total votes
- Total votes
- 43,24985.88% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 10 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| GRECO, Gaetano | Not listed | 5,473 | 13.73% |
| SANAGHAN, Brian | Not listed | 270 | 0.68% |
| SOLIMAN, Raouf | Family First Victoria | 885 | 2.22% |
| PATERSON, Patchouli | Australian Greens | 6,027 | 15.12% |
| LAHIFF-JENKINS, Carmen | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 890 | 2.23% |
| UNICOMB, Rachel | Animal Justice Party | 822 | 2.06% |
| MATIAS, Angelique | Freedom Party of Victoria | 1,150 | 2.89% |
| PALIOURAS, Amanda | Liberal | 6,883 | 17.27% |
| LAMBERT, Nathan | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 14,999 | 37.63% |
| PRICE, Steph | Victorian Socialists | 2,458 | 6.17% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| PATERSON, Patchouli | Australian Greens | 19,096 | 47.91% |
| LAMBERT, Nathan | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 20,761 | 52.09% |
Two party preferred vote · 2 candidates
Two-party preferred (2PP) is a separate comparison of the major party blocs; it is not interchangeable with a two-candidate result.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| LAMBERT, Nathan | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 27,769 | 69.67% |
| PALIOURAS, Amanda | Liberal | 12,088 | 30.33% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 74,143persons
- Median age
- 37years
- Rent (median per week)
- $369AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.4people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.9people
- Electorate area
- 27.05km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,611AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C74; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H74; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA74; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH74; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG74; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H74; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y74; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Richmond - Assembly district
Gabrielle de Vietri (The Australian Greens - Victoria)
Northern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: DE VIETRI, Gabrielle (Australian Greens)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 48,305
- Formal votes
- 39,731
- Informal votes
- 1,3813.36% of total votes
- Total votes
- 41,11285.11% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 8 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| VIGGERS, Lis | Animal Justice Party | 934 | 2.35% |
| WARD, Roz | Victorian Socialists | 1,828 | 4.60% |
| HO, Meca | Not listed | 417 | 1.05% |
| COWEN, Jeremy | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 1,830 | 4.61% |
| DE VIETRI, Gabrielle | Australian Greens | 13,771 | 34.66% |
| MOON, Lucas | Liberal | 7,456 | 18.77% |
| FREIVERTS, Markus | Family First Victoria | 458 | 1.15% |
| O'DWYER, Lauren | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 13,037 | 32.81% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| DE VIETRI, Gabrielle | Australian Greens | 22,772 | 57.32% |
| O'DWYER, Lauren | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 16,959 | 42.68% |
Two party preferred vote · 2 candidates
Two-party preferred (2PP) is a separate comparison of the major party blocs; it is not interchangeable with a two-candidate result.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| MOON, Lucas | Liberal | 10,280 | 25.87% |
| O'DWYER, Lauren | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 29,451 | 74.13% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 66,866persons
- Median age
- 34years
- Rent (median per week)
- $450AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 1people
- Electorate area
- 12.5km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,256AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C75; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H75; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA75; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH75; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG75; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H75; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y75; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Ringwood - Assembly district
Will Fowles (Independent)
North-Eastern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: FOWLES, Will (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 52,040
- Formal votes
- 45,753
- Informal votes
- 1,6763.53% of total votes
- Total votes
- 47,42991.14% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 7 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| RYAN, Gary | Labour DLP | 1,684 | 3.68% |
| FOWLES, Will | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 17,851 | 39.02% |
| SIEMER, Robyn M. | Freedom Party of Victoria | 1,038 | 2.27% |
| WATSON, Cynthia | Liberal | 15,467 | 33.81% |
| STEEN, Reuben | Australian Greens | 7,105 | 15.53% |
| GRIFFITH-JONES, Richard | Family First Victoria | 1,396 | 3.05% |
| ROWE, Nick | Animal Justice Party | 1,212 | 2.65% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| FOWLES, Will | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 26,322 | 57.53% |
| WATSON, Cynthia | Liberal | 19,431 | 42.47% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 80,319persons
- Median age
- 39years
- Rent (median per week)
- $391AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.5people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 35.27km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,893AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C76; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H76; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA76; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH76; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG76; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H76; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y76; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Ripon - Assembly district
Martha Haylett (Australian Labor Party)
Western Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: HAYLETT, Martha (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 50,813
- Formal votes
- 42,341
- Informal votes
- 3,1116.84% of total votes
- Total votes
- 45,45289.45% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 9 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| SMITH, Luke | Shooters, Fishers & Farmers Vic | 3,606 | 8.52% |
| RIGG, Wayne | Not listed | 872 | 2.06% |
| JAMES, Earl | Australian Greens | 2,524 | 5.96% |
| HAYLETT, Martha | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 16,321 | 38.55% |
| WILSON, Wren Louise | Derryn Hinch's Justice Party | 940 | 2.22% |
| STALEY, Louise | Liberal | 15,305 | 36.15% |
| SITTERS, Holly | Animal Justice Party | 1,145 | 2.70% |
| GEORGE, Craig | Family First Victoria | 1,316 | 3.11% |
| QUINCE, Bernard | Not listed | 312 | 0.74% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| HAYLETT, Martha | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 22,438 | 52.99% |
| STALEY, Louise | Liberal | 19,903 | 47.01% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 67,865persons
- Median age
- 46years
- Rent (median per week)
- $250AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.4people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.7people
- Electorate area
- 14,444.11km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,236AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C77; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H77; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA77; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH77; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG77; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H77; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y77; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Rowville - Assembly district
Kim Wells (Liberal Party)
South-Eastern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: WELLS, Kim (Liberal)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 49,738
- Formal votes
- 43,369
- Informal votes
- 2,0704.56% of total votes
- Total votes
- 45,43991.36% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 7 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| WELLS, Kim | Liberal | 17,600 | 40.58% |
| SEYMOUR, Nicole | Not listed | 5,231 | 12.06% |
| DI CAMILLO, Angelica | Australian Greens | 3,055 | 7.04% |
| VERMA, Mannie Kaur | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 14,283 | 32.93% |
| SMULDERS, Peterine Elizabeth | Freedom Party of Victoria | 908 | 2.09% |
| BURGESS, Stephen | Family First Victoria | 1,433 | 3.30% |
| GLENANE, Diane | Animal Justice Party | 859 | 1.98% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| WELLS, Kim | Liberal | 23,274 | 53.67% |
| VERMA, Mannie Kaur | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 20,095 | 46.33% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 71,156persons
- Median age
- 41years
- Rent (median per week)
- $435AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.8people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 61.81km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,115AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C78; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H78; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA78; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH78; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG78; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H78; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y78; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Sandringham - Assembly district
Brad Rowswell (Liberal Party)
Southern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: ROWSWELL, Brad (Liberal)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 46,308
- Formal votes
- 40,512
- Informal votes
- 1,6994.03% of total votes
- Total votes
- 42,21191.15% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 8 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| REGAN, Alysia | Australian Greens | 5,949 | 14.68% |
| ZMEGAC, Karla | Labour DLP | 749 | 1.85% |
| PRESCOTT, Bettina | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 10,426 | 25.74% |
| EPPINGSTALL, Barbara | Animal Justice Party | 976 | 2.41% |
| ROWSWELL, Brad | Liberal | 18,783 | 46.36% |
| CHALMERS, Jill | Family First Victoria | 714 | 1.76% |
| CAMPBELL, Rodney | Not listed | 115 | 0.28% |
| MARTIN, Clarke | Not listed | 2,800 | 6.91% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 3 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| REGAN, Alysia | Australian Greens | 7,950 | 19.62% |
| PRESCOTT, Bettina | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 11,825 | 29.19% |
| ROWSWELL, Brad | Liberal | 20,737 | 51.19% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 63,135persons
- Median age
- 44years
- Rent (median per week)
- $438AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.4people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 24km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,229AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C79; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H79; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA79; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH79; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG79; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H79; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y79; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Shepparton - Assembly district
Kim O'Keeffe (The Nationals)
Northern Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: O'KEEFFE, Kim (The Nationals)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 50,994
- Formal votes
- 41,301
- Informal votes
- 2,6636.06% of total votes
- Total votes
- 43,96486.21% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 9 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| O'KEEFFE, Kim | The Nationals | 13,242 | 32.06% |
| CHRISTOE, Ian | Australian Greens | 1,056 | 2.56% |
| TAYLOR, Katherine | Animal Justice Party | 515 | 1.25% |
| McGRATH, Sueie | Labour DLP | 882 | 2.14% |
| TEASDALE, Diane M. | Freedom Party of Victoria | 807 | 1.95% |
| COWAN, Liam | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 3,285 | 7.95% |
| HAMMER, Cheryl | Liberal | 8,491 | 20.56% |
| SHEED, Suzanna | Not listed | 12,146 | 29.41% |
| WHITE, Alison | Family First Victoria | 877 | 2.12% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| O'KEEFFE, Kim | The Nationals | 23,455 | 56.79% |
| SHEED, Suzanna | Not listed | 17,846 | 43.21% |
Two party preferred vote · 2 candidates
Two-party preferred (2PP) is a separate comparison of the major party blocs; it is not interchangeable with a two-candidate result.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| COWAN, Liam | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 10,597 | 25.66% |
| O'KEEFFE, Kim | The Nationals | 30,704 | 74.34% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 74,598persons
- Median age
- 40years
- Rent (median per week)
- $260AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.5people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 3,289.2km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,373AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C80; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H80; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA80; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH80; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG80; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H80; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y80; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
South Barwon - Assembly district
Darren Cheeseman (Independent)
Western Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: CHEESEMAN, Darren (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 51,546
- Formal votes
- 45,184
- Informal votes
- 1,6373.50% of total votes
- Total votes
- 46,82190.83% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 8 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| KATOS, Andrew | Liberal | 14,516 | 32.13% |
| DEAN, Jeynelle Marie | Derryn Hinch's Justice Party | 891 | 1.97% |
| DAWSON-SCOTT, Genevieve Frances | Australian Greens | 5,719 | 12.66% |
| BATES, Leone | Labour DLP | 1,099 | 2.43% |
| BARRON, Alan | Family First Victoria | 1,338 | 2.96% |
| ADAMS, Naomi | Animal Justice Party | 1,076 | 2.38% |
| TOMLINSON, Simone | Freedom Party of Victoria | 576 | 1.27% |
| CHEESEMAN, Darren | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 19,969 | 44.19% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| KATOS, Andrew | Liberal | 18,164 | 40.20% |
| CHEESEMAN, Darren | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 27,020 | 59.80% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 72,790persons
- Median age
- 35years
- Rent (median per week)
- $400AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.6people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 360.79km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,953AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C81; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H81; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA81; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH81; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG81; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H81; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y81; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
South-West Coast - Assembly district
Roma Britnell (Liberal Party)
Western Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: BRITNELL, Roma (Liberal)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 53,099
- Formal votes
- 45,496
- Informal votes
- 2,7235.65% of total votes
- Total votes
- 48,21990.81% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 10 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| PURCELL, James | Not listed | 2,737 | 6.02% |
| DOUKAS, Jim | Not listed | 1,865 | 4.10% |
| McCLUSKEY, Michael | Not listed | 616 | 1.35% |
| GRIMLEY, James Brash | Derryn Hinch's Justice Party | 488 | 1.07% |
| ALTMANN, Carol | Not listed | 6,564 | 14.43% |
| BRUNT, Chris | Family First Victoria | 924 | 2.03% |
| ANDERSON, Jacinta | Animal Justice Party | 688 | 1.51% |
| GASTON, Kylie | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 9,640 | 21.19% |
| CAMPBELL, Thomas | Australian Greens | 2,457 | 5.40% |
| BRITNELL, Roma | Liberal | 19,517 | 42.90% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| GASTON, Kylie | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 19,086 | 41.95% |
| BRITNELL, Roma | Liberal | 26,410 | 58.05% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 70,016persons
- Median age
- 44years
- Rent (median per week)
- $270AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.4people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.7people
- Electorate area
- 6,576.22km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,407AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C82; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H82; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA82; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH82; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG82; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H82; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y82; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
St Albans - Assembly district
Natalie Suleyman (Australian Labor Party)
Western Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: SULEYMAN, Natalie (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 46,448
- Formal votes
- 35,716
- Informal votes
- 3,6389.24% of total votes
- Total votes
- 39,35484.73% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 10 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| KERR, Maria | Liberal | 9,066 | 25.38% |
| HOBART, Mark | Labour DLP | 2,735 | 7.66% |
| RUDD, Van Thanh | Victorian Socialists | 2,367 | 6.63% |
| WALTON, Russell | Family First Victoria | 1,038 | 2.91% |
| SULEYMAN, Natalie | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 15,094 | 42.26% |
| MANNAN, Zaffer | New Democrats | 192 | 0.54% |
| BENTLEY, Joel | Australian Greens | 2,416 | 6.76% |
| TACHOS, Virginia | Not listed | 1,152 | 3.23% |
| CULLEN, Kim J. | Freedom Party of Victoria | 874 | 2.45% |
| CARACASSIS, Jason | Animal Justice Party | 782 | 2.19% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| KERR, Maria | Liberal | 14,442 | 40.44% |
| SULEYMAN, Natalie | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 21,274 | 59.56% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 74,487persons
- Median age
- 37years
- Rent (median per week)
- $338AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.9people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.9people
- Electorate area
- 35.05km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,382AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C83; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H83; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA83; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH83; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG83; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H83; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y83; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Sunbury - Assembly district
Josh Bull (Australian Labor Party)
Western Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: BULL, Josh (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 45,582
- Formal votes
- 37,706
- Informal votes
- 2,6206.50% of total votes
- Total votes
- 40,32688.47% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 9 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| MOHR, Rohanna | Animal Justice Party | 1,537 | 4.08% |
| PACE, Charles | Family First Victoria | 1,445 | 3.83% |
| COTTOM, Simmone | Liberal | 11,895 | 31.55% |
| BAYLISS, Peter | Labour DLP | 1,317 | 3.49% |
| BULL, Josh | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 16,253 | 43.10% |
| GALLAGHER, James | Victorian Socialists | 1,164 | 3.09% |
| BURKE, Richard | Australian Greens | 2,459 | 6.52% |
| PATEL, Rushi Vijaykumar | New Democrats | 204 | 0.54% |
| PINCINI, Laurence | Not listed | 1,432 | 3.80% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| COTTOM, Simmone | Liberal | 16,435 | 43.59% |
| BULL, Josh | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 21,271 | 56.41% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 63,211persons
- Median age
- 38years
- Rent (median per week)
- $370AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.6people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 339.79km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,798AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C84; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H84; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA84; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH84; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG84; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H84; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y84; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Sydenham - Assembly district
Natalie Hutchins (Australian Labor Party)
Western Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: HUTCHINS, Natalie (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 53,100
- Formal votes
- 43,665
- Informal votes
- 3,5917.60% of total votes
- Total votes
- 47,25688.99% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 8 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| TAWADROS, Marvet | Family First Victoria | 2,818 | 6.45% |
| CHLIHI, Hajar | Victorian Socialists | 1,977 | 4.53% |
| HUTCHINS, Natalie | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 18,978 | 43.46% |
| CULLIA, Joseph | Liberal | 12,661 | 29.00% |
| LEUNG, Karina | Animal Justice Party | 1,095 | 2.51% |
| RALPH, Maggie | Australian Greens | 2,547 | 5.83% |
| RAMOS, Alejandro | Freedom Party of Victoria | 1,672 | 3.83% |
| RADOVANI, Jakueline | Labour DLP | 1,917 | 4.39% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 3 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| TAWADROS, Marvet | Family First Victoria | 6,433 | 14.73% |
| HUTCHINS, Natalie | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 22,648 | 51.87% |
| CULLIA, Joseph | Liberal | 14,584 | 33.40% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 77,258persons
- Median age
- 36years
- Rent (median per week)
- $381AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 3.1people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.9people
- Electorate area
- 95.93km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,111AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C85; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H85; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA85; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH85; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG85; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H85; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y85; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Tarneit - Assembly district
Dylan Wight (Australian Labor Party)
Western Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: WIGHT, Dylan (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 48,792
- Formal votes
- 38,978
- Informal votes
- 2,9467.03% of total votes
- Total votes
- 41,92485.92% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 9 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| PATEL, Jaydeep | New Democrats | 1,176 | 3.02% |
| MOINUDDIN, Aijaz | Not listed | 534 | 1.37% |
| URIBE, Claudio | Victorian Socialists | 2,072 | 5.32% |
| WIGHT, Dylan | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 18,173 | 46.62% |
| MILLER, Clare | Australian Greens | 2,883 | 7.40% |
| JEFFREY, Thomas | Family First Victoria | 1,977 | 5.07% |
| MAQSOOD, Erum | Freedom Party of Victoria | 882 | 2.26% |
| SINGH, Preet | Liberal | 10,438 | 26.78% |
| RAHN, Maurita | Animal Justice Party | 843 | 2.16% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 4 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| WIGHT, Dylan | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 19,649 | 50.41% |
| MILLER, Clare | Australian Greens | 4,329 | 11.11% |
| JEFFREY, Thomas | Family First Victoria | 3,226 | 8.28% |
| SINGH, Preet | Liberal | 11,774 | 30.21% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 92,876persons
- Median age
- 32years
- Rent (median per week)
- $361AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 3.2people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.9people
- Electorate area
- 76.38km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,892AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C86; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H86; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA86; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH86; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG86; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H86; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y86; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Thomastown - Assembly district
Bronwyn Halfpenny (Australian Labor Party)
Northern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: HALFPENNY, Bronwyn (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 47,657
- Formal votes
- 37,476
- Informal votes
- 3,1047.65% of total votes
- Total votes
- 40,58085.15% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 6 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| SINGH, Gurdawar | Liberal | 9,003 | 24.02% |
| McNAMARA, Colleen | Family First Victoria | 2,571 | 6.86% |
| LEVENS, Evie | Animal Justice Party | 1,076 | 2.87% |
| HALFPENNY, Bronwyn | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 19,396 | 51.76% |
| SINAPI, Matt | Australian Greens | 2,557 | 6.82% |
| CVETKOVA, Kelly | Victorian Socialists | 2,873 | 7.67% |
Two candidate preferred vote · 2 candidates
VEC labels this a two-candidate-preferred count. It is indicative and not the count that determines election of a member; retain separately from rechecked primary votes and official elected-member status.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| SINGH, Gurdawar | Liberal | 12,705 | 34.00% |
| HALFPENNY, Bronwyn | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 24,658 | 66.00% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 77,695persons
- Median age
- 35years
- Rent (median per week)
- $361AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.9people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.9people
- Electorate area
- 90.59km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,521AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C87; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H87; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA87; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH87; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG87; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H87; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y87; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Warrandyte - Assembly district
Nicole Werner (Liberal Party)
North-Eastern Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2023 by-election results
Historical election · 26 August 2023
By-election · Elected: WERNER, Nicole (Liberal)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 50,986
- Formal votes
- 38,279
- Informal votes
- 2,3445.77% of total votes
- Total votes
- 40,62379.67% of enrolment
Winner elected with a first-preference majority. VEC also displays an indicative 2CP table whose total differs from the rechecked formal-vote total; both are retained with their own labels, never combined.
Recheck first preference votes · 12 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| CORCORAN, Jack | Sustainable Australia Party - Stop Overdevelopment / Corruption | 1,030 | 2.69% |
| WERNER, Nicole | Liberal | 21,921 | 57.27% |
| CHEESMAN, Greg | Freedom Party of Victoria | 846 | 2.21% |
| DE WIT, Cary | Labour DLP | 2,204 | 5.76% |
| CHOW, Wai Man Raymond | Not listed | 694 | 1.81% |
| RANIERI, Morgan | Not listed | 168 | 0.44% |
| BOLGER, Colleen | Victorian Socialists | 1,459 | 3.81% |
| GRIFFITH-JONES, Richard | Family First Victoria | 1,073 | 2.80% |
| JENKINS, Philip | Not listed | 77 | 0.20% |
| TESA, Maya | Not listed | 1,556 | 4.06% |
| LIGHTBODY, Tomas | Australian Greens | 7,130 | 18.63% |
| MENADUE, Alan Max | Not listed | 121 | 0.32% |
Two candidate preferred vote · 2 candidates
VEC labels this a two-candidate-preferred count. It is indicative and not the count that determines election of a member; retain separately from rechecked primary votes and official elected-member status.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| WERNER, Nicole | Liberal | 27,334 | 70.99% |
| LIGHTBODY, Tomas | Australian Greens | 11,172 | 29.01% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 73,719persons
- Median age
- 43years
- Rent (median per week)
- $458AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.8people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 106.66km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,176AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C88; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H88; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA88; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH88; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG88; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H88; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y88; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Wendouree - Assembly district
Juliana Addison (Australian Labor Party)
Western Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: ADDISON, Juliana (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 50,461
- Formal votes
- 42,175
- Informal votes
- 2,3965.38% of total votes
- Total votes
- 44,57188.33% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 7 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| HARKNESS, Ian | Family First Victoria | 1,616 | 3.83% |
| HILLS, Bryn | Animal Justice Party | 1,602 | 3.80% |
| McINTOSH, Samantha | Liberal | 12,548 | 29.75% |
| ADDISON, Juliana | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 20,059 | 47.56% |
| ECKEL, Bren | Not listed | 455 | 1.08% |
| COLBERT, Dianne | Labour DLP | 1,509 | 3.58% |
| BURNS, Ellen | Australian Greens | 4,386 | 10.40% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 3 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| McINTOSH, Samantha | Liberal | 14,783 | 35.05% |
| ADDISON, Juliana | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 21,423 | 50.80% |
| BURNS, Ellen | Australian Greens | 5,969 | 14.15% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 68,566persons
- Median age
- 39years
- Rent (median per week)
- $290AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.3people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.7people
- Electorate area
- 64.02km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,351AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C89; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H89; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA89; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH89; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG89; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H89; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y89; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Werribee - Assembly district
John Lister (Australian Labor Party)
Western Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2025 by-election results
Historical election · 8 February 2025
By-election · Elected: LISTER, John (Australian Labor Party)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 56,464
- Formal votes
- 42,117
- Informal votes
- 3,0036.66% of total votes
- Total votes
- 45,12079.91% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 12 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| RIFAI, A. Raheem | Australian Greens | 3,190 | 7.57% |
| MURPHY, Steve | Liberal | 12,207 | 28.98% |
| EMERSON, Matthew | Family First Victoria | 1,827 | 4.34% |
| MENTA, Xavier | Legalise Cannabis Victoria | 2,316 | 5.50% |
| JOSHI, Munish | Not listed | 352 | 0.84% |
| MUNRO, Sue | Victorian Socialists | 3,008 | 7.14% |
| MANSOURI JAJAEE, Shohre | Animal Justice Party | 401 | 0.95% |
| MULCAHY, Kodei | Not listed | 80 | 0.19% |
| McLINDON, Aidan | Not listed | 270 | 0.64% |
| HOPPER, Paul | Not listed | 6,134 | 14.56% |
| LISTER, John | Australian Labor Party | 12,168 | 28.89% |
| MOINUDDIN, Aijaz | Not listed | 164 | 0.39% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| MURPHY, Steve | Liberal | 20,712 | 49.18% |
| LISTER, John | Australian Labor Party | 21,405 | 50.82% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 84,281persons
- Median age
- 33years
- Rent (median per week)
- $340AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.8people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 338.91km²
- Median weekly household income
- $1,778AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C90; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H90; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA90; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH90; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG90; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H90; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y90; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Williamstown - Assembly district
Melissa Horne (Australian Labor Party)
Western Metropolitan · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: HORNE, Melissa (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 45,965
- Formal votes
- 38,974
- Informal votes
- 1,8784.60% of total votes
- Total votes
- 40,85288.88% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 8 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| FISHER, Rochelle | Labour DLP | 1,632 | 4.19% |
| KELLANDER, Daria | Liberal | 10,928 | 28.04% |
| MOSELY, Joshua | Family First Victoria | 675 | 1.73% |
| ANSALONE, Alexander | Freedom Party of Victoria | 976 | 2.50% |
| MACANDILI, Julien Q. | Victorian Socialists | 1,528 | 3.92% |
| HORNE, Melissa | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 16,173 | 41.50% |
| RODOREDA, Suzette | Australian Greens | 6,013 | 15.43% |
| MACKEVICIUS, Patricia | Animal Justice Party | 1,049 | 2.69% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 2 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| KELLANDER, Daria | Liberal | 14,248 | 36.56% |
| HORNE, Melissa | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 24,726 | 63.44% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 66,083persons
- Median age
- 40years
- Rent (median per week)
- $420AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 2.5people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 51.54km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,169AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C91; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H91; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA91; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH91; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG91; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H91; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y91; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Yan Yean - Assembly district
Lauren Kathage (Australian Labor Party)
Northern Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: KATHAGE, Lauren (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 47,327
- Formal votes
- 39,419
- Informal votes
- 2,4755.91% of total votes
- Total votes
- 41,89488.52% of enrolment
Recheck first preference votes · 9 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| WOOLDRIDGE, Jack | Labour DLP | 2,028 | 5.14% |
| HALL, James | Family First Victoria | 1,284 | 3.26% |
| MASON, Samantha | Australian Greens | 2,537 | 6.44% |
| GRIMLEY, Mandy Anne | Derryn Hinch's Justice Party | 793 | 2.01% |
| WELCH, Richard | Liberal | 13,361 | 33.89% |
| KATHAGE, Lauren | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 16,328 | 41.42% |
| KRSTIC, Alexandar | Shooters, Fishers & Farmers Vic | 1,024 | 2.60% |
| BOUROUTZIS, Con | Freedom Party of Victoria | 1,021 | 2.59% |
| PARRAMORE, Ruth | Animal Justice Party | 1,043 | 2.65% |
Results after distribution of preferences · 3 candidates
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| HALL, James | Family First Victoria | 4,589 | 11.64% |
| WELCH, Richard | Liberal | 15,059 | 38.20% |
| KATHAGE, Lauren | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 19,771 | 50.16% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
- Total persons
- 73,170persons
- Median age
- 34years
- Rent (median per week)
- $388AUD/week
- People per household (average)
- 3people
- Persons per bedroom (average)
- 0.8people
- Electorate area
- 611.01km²
- Median weekly household income
- $2,087AUD/week
Exact source fields and cells
- Total persons: Data from cards!C92; source header “Total persons”, group “Population”.
- Median age: Additional data!H92; source header “Median (in years)”, group “Age”.
- Rent (median per week): Data from cards!AA92; source header “Rent”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”.
- People per household (average): Data from cards!AH92; source header “People per household (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Persons per bedroom (average): Data from cards!AG92; source header “Persons per bedroom (average)”, group “Dwelling type and household details”.
- Electorate area: Data from cards!H92; source header “ Kilometres squared ”, group “Electorate size”. Published electorate area on 2022 boundaries; land/water treatment is not established. District areas need not reconcile to the published statewide area.
- Median weekly household income: Data from cards!Y92; source header “Income”, group “Income and expense (median per week)”. Historical household income; not an electorate budget or a current income estimate.
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Eastern Victoria - Council region
Harriet Shing (Australian Labor Party); Jeff Bourman (Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party Victoria); Melina Bath (The Nationals); Tom McIntosh (Australian Labor Party); Renee Heath (Liberal Party)
Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: HEATH, Renee (Liberal); McINTOSH, Tom (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch); BATH, Melina (The Nationals); SHING, Harriet (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch); BOURMAN, Jeff (Shooters, Fishers & Farmers Vic)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 546,122
- Formal votes
- 473,318
- Informal votes
- 14,9483.06% of total votes
- Total votes
- 488,26689.41% of enrolment
Final first preference votes · 56 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| MANN, Richard | Victorian Socialists | 2,144 | 0.45% |
| ACREMAN, Natalie | Victorian Socialists | 156 | 0.03% |
| STANFIELD, Ruth | Derryn Hinch's Justice Party | 9,292 | 1.96% |
| O'CONNELL, Lachlan | Derryn Hinch's Justice Party | 208 | 0.04% |
| HEATH, Renee | Liberal | 167,133 | 35.31% |
| BATH, Melina | The Nationals | 2,457 | 0.52% |
| BURGESS, David | Liberal | 1,346 | 0.28% |
| COOMBES, Sharn | Liberal | 457 | 0.10% |
| HARRINGTON, Mick | The Nationals | 815 | 0.17% |
| CASEY, Shane | Angry Victorians Party | 2,116 | 0.45% |
| RIZZO, Virginia | Angry Victorians Party | 97 | 0.02% |
| MARSHALL, Ben | Angry Victorians Party | 67 | 0.01% |
| HANSFORD, Greg | Freedom Party of Victoria | 7,962 | 1.68% |
| AKERS, Ray | Freedom Party of Victoria | 423 | 0.09% |
| BARNES, Dean | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 3,147 | 0.66% |
| CASH, Eve | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 351 | 0.07% |
| SEMMEL, Philip | Labour DLP | 17,832 | 3.77% |
| KENNEDY, Catherine | Labour DLP | 285 | 0.06% |
| WALLACE, Kristy Michelle | Health Australia Party | 1,801 | 0.38% |
| WHITE, Tania | Health Australia Party | 120 | 0.03% |
| AJJAMPURA, Srilakshmi | New Democrats | 496 | 0.10% |
| DARJI, Komalben Rasiklal | New Democrats | 9 | 0.00% |
| SHAH, Namrata Rajan | New Democrats | 28 | 0.01% |
| PICKERING, Warren | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | 16,620 | 3.51% |
| WADDELL, Jeff | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | 344 | 0.07% |
| WILDE, Milton | Family First Victoria | 7,413 | 1.57% |
| SAWTELL, Natasha | Family First Victoria | 221 | 0.05% |
| McCATHIE, Rob | Liberal Democrats | 12,020 | 2.54% |
| WARD, Angus | Liberal Democrats | 110 | 0.02% |
| MORGAN, Mat | Australian Greens | 36,040 | 7.61% |
| FROGLEY, Adam | Australian Greens | 426 | 0.09% |
| WHEELOCK, Jessica | Australian Greens | 790 | 0.17% |
| WHEELOCK, Lynda | Australian Greens | 228 | 0.05% |
| BARDALES, Rodrigo | Australian Greens | 311 | 0.07% |
| FORREST, Thomas | Legalise Cannabis Victoria | 19,434 | 4.11% |
| SMITH, Mark | Legalise Cannabis Victoria | 220 | 0.05% |
| BOURMAN, Jeff | Shooters, Fishers & Farmers Vic | 13,860 | 2.93% |
| MUIR, Kerrie-Anne | Shooters, Fishers & Farmers Vic | 357 | 0.08% |
| UNKLES, James William | United Australia Party | 3,317 | 0.70% |
| WILSON, Paul | United Australia Party | 65 | 0.01% |
| CRAM, Austin | Animal Justice Party | 8,153 | 1.72% |
| McADAM, Jennifer | Animal Justice Party | 260 | 0.05% |
| PATERSON, Sophie | Sustainable Australia Party - Stop Overdevelopment / Corruption | 1,723 | 0.36% |
| CRESSWELL, Anthony | Sustainable Australia Party - Stop Overdevelopment / Corruption | 49 | 0.01% |
| HUTCHISON, John | Companions and Pets Party | 2,227 | 0.47% |
| EDDY, Sean | Companions and Pets Party | 24 | 0.01% |
| McINTOSH, Tom | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 122,413 | 25.86% |
| SHING, Harriet | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 1,169 | 0.25% |
| TEMPLAR-KANSHLO, Amie | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 401 | 0.08% |
| LANGLEY, Jannette | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 765 | 0.16% |
| D'ARCY, Marg | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 733 | 0.15% |
| TROSHEN, Ralf | Transport Matters | 691 | 0.15% |
| DUNN, Mark | Transport Matters | 38 | 0.01% |
| COSKUN, Cengiz | Sack Dan Andrews Restore Democracy | 3,913 | 0.83% |
| COSKUN, Connie | Sack Dan Andrews Restore Democracy | 71 | 0.02% |
| O'BRIEN, John | Not listed | 170 | 0.04% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
This workbook does not publish Council-region Census statistics. The table below shows its 11 districts separately. District medians have not been averaged or presented as a regional estimate.
| District | Total persons | Median age (years) | Median rent ($/week) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bass | 65,996 | 44 | $320 |
| Evelyn | 69,153 | 38 | $390 |
| Gippsland East | 63,901 | 50 | $260 |
| Gippsland South | 65,853 | 47 | $260 |
| Hastings | 66,617 | 40 | $351 |
| Monbulk | 66,013 | 42 | $370 |
| Mornington | 65,261 | 47 | $440 |
| Morwell | 72,501 | 41 | $236 |
| Narracan | 67,344 | 41 | $320 |
| Nepean | 62,149 | 53 | $370 |
| Pakenham | 76,217 | 32 | $361 |
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
North-Eastern Metropolitan - Council region
Shaun Leane (Australian Labor Party); Sonja Terpstra (Australian Labor Party); Nick McGowan (Liberal Party); Aiv Puglielli (The Australian Greens - Victoria); Richard Welch (Liberal Party)
Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: LEANE, Shaun (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch); BACH, Matthew (Liberal); TERPSTRA, Sonja (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch); McGOWAN, Nick (Liberal); PUGLIELLI, Aiv (Australian Greens)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 546,503
- Formal votes
- 480,878
- Informal votes
- 13,7942.79% of total votes
- Total votes
- 494,67290.52% of enrolment
Final first preference votes · 56 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| MUNRO, Leesa Michelle | Health Australia Party | 2,994 | 0.62% |
| HICKS, Andrew | Health Australia Party | 177 | 0.04% |
| DOLAN, Hugh | Labour DLP | 24,580 | 5.11% |
| VAN DER ENDE, Brenton | Labour DLP | 250 | 0.05% |
| TSINGOPOULOS, George | Labour DLP | 104 | 0.02% |
| TRA, James | Labour DLP | 121 | 0.03% |
| JAISINGHANI, Darshan Lal | New Democrats | 802 | 0.17% |
| GARG, Rajat | New Democrats | 54 | 0.01% |
| NARANG, Pushpdeep | New Democrats | 23 | 0.00% |
| TESA, Maya | Liberal Democrats | 19,991 | 4.16% |
| LAY, Josh | Liberal Democrats | 388 | 0.08% |
| EDWARDS, Wally | Angry Victorians Party | 1,608 | 0.33% |
| GIANFRIDDO, Joe | Angry Victorians Party | 65 | 0.01% |
| BANHIDY, Chris | Shooters, Fishers & Farmers Vic | 4,292 | 0.89% |
| HANSON, Hugh | Shooters, Fishers & Farmers Vic | 109 | 0.02% |
| THOMPSON, Judith | Derryn Hinch's Justice Party | 6,580 | 1.37% |
| PHILPOTT, Annette | Derryn Hinch's Justice Party | 179 | 0.04% |
| COBANKARA, Serife | Sack Dan Andrews Restore Democracy | 3,178 | 0.66% |
| COBANKARA, Husyin | Sack Dan Andrews Restore Democracy | 58 | 0.01% |
| MOORE, Lucas | Victorian Socialists | 2,349 | 0.49% |
| KOPSCHEWA, Lillian | Victorian Socialists | 236 | 0.05% |
| SPRINGLE, Nina | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 4,579 | 0.95% |
| CAIRNS, Francis | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 195 | 0.04% |
| REID, Craig | Companions and Pets Party | 1,677 | 0.35% |
| JONES, Julia | Companions and Pets Party | 61 | 0.01% |
| RICHARDSON, Peter | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | 5,926 | 1.23% |
| TURNER, William | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | 160 | 0.03% |
| DELFORCE, Chris | Animal Justice Party | 6,665 | 1.39% |
| ALEKSOV, Angel | Animal Justice Party | 134 | 0.03% |
| WALLIS, Nicholas | Legalise Cannabis Victoria | 15,158 | 3.15% |
| NEGRI, Anna | Legalise Cannabis Victoria | 199 | 0.04% |
| LEANE, Shaun | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 159,126 | 33.09% |
| TERPSTRA, Sonja | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 1,225 | 0.25% |
| GADANI, Nildhara | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 671 | 0.14% |
| JAVED, Rana Shahid | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 269 | 0.06% |
| SIMPSON, Kieran | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 892 | 0.19% |
| CORCORAN, Jack | Sustainable Australia Party - Stop Overdevelopment / Corruption | 1,802 | 0.37% |
| CLOW, William | Sustainable Australia Party - Stop Overdevelopment / Corruption | 73 | 0.02% |
| BACH, Matthew | Liberal | 142,882 | 29.71% |
| McGOWAN, Nick | Liberal | 1,516 | 0.32% |
| LANGFORD, Kirsten | Liberal | 451 | 0.09% |
| LING, Irene | Liberal | 647 | 0.13% |
| HOUGUET, Sally | Liberal | 292 | 0.06% |
| PUGLIELLI, Aiv | Australian Greens | 46,952 | 9.76% |
| SUN, Sophia | Australian Greens | 932 | 0.19% |
| CHASE, Liz | Australian Greens | 766 | 0.16% |
| COOKSON, Asher | Australian Greens | 296 | 0.06% |
| NEWMAN, Sarah | Australian Greens | 988 | 0.21% |
| CAMERON, Alister | Family First Victoria | 9,939 | 2.07% |
| van STRIJP, Nina | Family First Victoria | 124 | 0.03% |
| BARTON, Rod | Transport Matters | 969 | 0.20% |
| GUEST, Kim | Transport Matters | 54 | 0.01% |
| CHEESMAN, Greg | Freedom Party of Victoria | 4,472 | 0.93% |
| HEATHERICH, Daniella | Freedom Party of Victoria | 212 | 0.04% |
| SCAGLIONE, Nathan | United Australia Party | 2,389 | 0.50% |
| ZIVKOVIC, Irene | United Australia Party | 47 | 0.01% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
This workbook does not publish Council-region Census statistics. The table below shows its 11 districts separately. District medians have not been averaged or presented as a regional estimate.
| District | Total persons | Median age (years) | Median rent ($/week) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bayswater | 72,956 | 39 | $390 |
| Box Hill | 84,877 | 38 | $410 |
| Bulleen | 74,860 | 44 | $462 |
| Bundoora | 69,391 | 39 | $381 |
| Croydon | 74,473 | 39 | $385 |
| Eltham | 66,329 | 42 | $427 |
| Glen Waverley | 82,290 | 42 | $462 |
| Ivanhoe | 66,225 | 39 | $399 |
| Mill Park | 68,500 | 37 | $370 |
| Ringwood | 80,319 | 39 | $391 |
| Warrandyte | 73,719 | 43 | $458 |
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Northern Metropolitan - Council region
Adem Somyurek (Independent); Enver Erdogan (Australian Labor Party); Sheena Watt (Australian Labor Party); Evan Mulholland (Liberal Party); Anasina Gray-Barberio (The Australian Greens - Victoria)
Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: WATT, Sheena (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch); MULHOLLAND, Evan (Liberal); RATNAM, Samantha (Australian Greens); ERDOGAN, Enver (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch); SOMYUREK, Adem (Labour DLP)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 552,071
- Formal votes
- 452,430
- Informal votes
- 17,2233.67% of total votes
- Total votes
- 469,65385.07% of enrolment
Final first preference votes · 58 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| HIRMIZ, Imad | Family First Victoria | 11,326 | 2.50% |
| LOWRY, Denise | Family First Victoria | 320 | 0.07% |
| MULHOLLAND, Evan | Liberal | 83,448 | 18.44% |
| GUEST, Owen | Liberal | 692 | 0.15% |
| STAKER-GUNN, Tim | Liberal | 209 | 0.05% |
| TEMPANY, Melinda | Liberal | 598 | 0.13% |
| QADEER, Hafiz | Liberal | 412 | 0.09% |
| DIAMANTOPOULOS, Georgia | Transport Matters | 1,835 | 0.41% |
| RACO, Francesco | Transport Matters | 129 | 0.03% |
| ROS, Amita | New Democrats | 1,250 | 0.28% |
| SINGH, Pushpinder | New Democrats | 109 | 0.02% |
| BHINDER, Vikram | New Democrats | 97 | 0.02% |
| MORAN, Kelly | United Australia Party | 5,510 | 1.22% |
| MCCAMISH, Scott | United Australia Party | 91 | 0.02% |
| RICHARDSON, Damien | Freedom Party of Victoria | 4,829 | 1.07% |
| STODDART, Cameron | Freedom Party of Victoria | 108 | 0.02% |
| SILVERBERG, Paul | Liberal Democrats | 5,424 | 1.20% |
| VERSTEEGEN, Rachel | Liberal Democrats | 188 | 0.04% |
| PHILPOTT-SMART, Simone | Derryn Hinch's Justice Party | 4,671 | 1.03% |
| STANFIELD, Thomas | Derryn Hinch's Justice Party | 102 | 0.02% |
| PRIDHAM, Alison | Sustainable Australia Party - Stop Overdevelopment / Corruption | 1,431 | 0.32% |
| BUDGEON, Daryl | Sustainable Australia Party - Stop Overdevelopment / Corruption | 49 | 0.01% |
| TAGGART, Lisa | Health Australia Party | 1,584 | 0.35% |
| BRODIE, Gabrielle | Health Australia Party | 58 | 0.01% |
| GRUTZNER, Pauline | Companions and Pets Party | 1,543 | 0.34% |
| PULLEN, Linda | Companions and Pets Party | 39 | 0.01% |
| SOMYUREK, Adem | Labour DLP | 21,510 | 4.75% |
| de WIT, Cary | Labour DLP | 174 | 0.04% |
| HORSFALL, Leah | Animal Justice Party | 6,166 | 1.36% |
| POON, Bruce | Animal Justice Party | 154 | 0.03% |
| RATNAM, Samantha | Australian Greens | 81,014 | 17.91% |
| KENNEDY, Esther | Australian Greens | 850 | 0.19% |
| JEFFORD, Sarah | Australian Greens | 863 | 0.19% |
| LEACH, Michael | Australian Greens | 685 | 0.15% |
| MORRISON, Kenna | Australian Greens | 715 | 0.16% |
| CONSTANTINOU, Ethan | Shooters, Fishers & Farmers Vic | 3,413 | 0.75% |
| PODGER, Ben | Shooters, Fishers & Farmers Vic | 57 | 0.01% |
| WATT, Sheena | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 148,830 | 32.90% |
| ERDOGAN, Enver | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 445 | 0.10% |
| BYERS, Susie | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 734 | 0.16% |
| GAUL, Chloe | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 709 | 0.16% |
| ALJALIL, Ramy | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 344 | 0.08% |
| FREEMAN, Nickee | Angry Victorians Party | 1,146 | 0.25% |
| CASHION, Jake | Angry Victorians Party | 40 | 0.01% |
| PATTEN, Fiona | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 16,117 | 3.56% |
| RYAN, Judy | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 74 | 0.02% |
| CLARK, Jenn | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 53 | 0.01% |
| BRASSETT, Marcella | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 17 | 0.00% |
| JAGIELSKI, Tali Siani | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 61 | 0.01% |
| YESILAGAC, Hatice | Sack Dan Andrews Restore Democracy | 2,678 | 0.59% |
| YOLCU, Berke | Sack Dan Andrews Restore Democracy | 33 | 0.01% |
| HALE, Andrew | Legalise Cannabis Victoria | 13,508 | 2.99% |
| THOMPSON, Renee | Legalise Cannabis Victoria | 314 | 0.07% |
| DAVIS, Jessica | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | 4,175 | 0.92% |
| CONSIDINE, Matthew | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | 76 | 0.02% |
| SMALL, Jerome | Victorian Socialists | 20,298 | 4.49% |
| LEWIS, Cathy | Victorian Socialists | 1,007 | 0.22% |
| MANCELL, Colin John | Not listed | 118 | 0.03% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
This workbook does not publish Council-region Census statistics. The table below shows its 11 districts separately. District medians have not been averaged or presented as a regional estimate.
| District | Total persons | Median age (years) | Median rent ($/week) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Broadmeadows | 80,455 | 34 | $356 |
| Brunswick | 68,755 | 34 | $450 |
| Essendon | 70,088 | 37 | $370 |
| Greenvale | 77,159 | 34 | $370 |
| Kalkallo | 95,389 | 31 | $381 |
| Melbourne | 118,384 | 29 | $381 |
| Northcote | 67,269 | 37 | $411 |
| Pascoe Vale | 68,954 | 37 | $400 |
| Preston | 74,143 | 37 | $369 |
| Richmond | 66,866 | 34 | $450 |
| Thomastown | 77,695 | 35 | $361 |
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Northern Victoria - Council region
Wendy Lovell (Liberal Party); Jaclyn Symes (Australian Labor Party); Gaelle Broad (The Nationals); Georgie Purcell (Animal Justice Party); Rikkie-Lee Tyrrell (One Nation Victoria)
Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: LOVELL, Wendy (Liberal); SYMES, Jaclyn (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch); BROAD, Gaelle (The Nationals); PURCELL, Georgie (Animal Justice Party); TYRRELL, Rikkie-Lee (Pauline Hanson's One Nation)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 542,768
- Formal votes
- 464,784
- Informal votes
- 14,7343.07% of total votes
- Total votes
- 479,51888.35% of enrolment
Final first preference votes · 55 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| WARNER, Kim | Health Australia Party | 4,701 | 1.01% |
| MORAN, Shaun | Health Australia Party | 134 | 0.03% |
| SHARP, Melanie | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 3,637 | 0.78% |
| CHAPMAN, Callum | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 118 | 0.03% |
| KNIGHT, Josh | Shooters, Fishers & Farmers Vic | 23,374 | 5.03% |
| WATKINS, Peter | Shooters, Fishers & Farmers Vic | 341 | 0.07% |
| BARNES, Laura | Companions and Pets Party | 2,794 | 0.60% |
| BRITTON, Robert | Companions and Pets Party | 67 | 0.01% |
| HOCKING, Karen | Victorian Socialists | 1,761 | 0.38% |
| DYNES, Emma | Victorian Socialists | 132 | 0.03% |
| MILLER, Adam | Legalise Cannabis Victoria | 21,691 | 4.67% |
| McINALLY, Christopher | Legalise Cannabis Victoria | 412 | 0.09% |
| SHAW, Geoff | United Australia Party | 3,484 | 0.75% |
| SUARES, Elijah | United Australia Party | 136 | 0.03% |
| SYMES, Jaclyn | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 132,001 | 28.40% |
| McWHINNEY, James | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 1,094 | 0.24% |
| MILLS, Gareth | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 322 | 0.07% |
| KRAMMAER, Rahn | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 201 | 0.04% |
| BRIDGES, Mitch | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 439 | 0.09% |
| LOVELL, Wendy | Liberal | 159,945 | 34.41% |
| BROAD, Gaelle | The Nationals | 1,210 | 0.26% |
| MILLAR, Amanda | Liberal | 713 | 0.15% |
| FISHER, Liz | The Nationals | 486 | 0.10% |
| MERKEL, Jillian | Liberal | 506 | 0.11% |
| QUILTY, Tim | Liberal Democrats | 9,039 | 1.94% |
| MOLESWORTH, Tim | Liberal Democrats | 210 | 0.05% |
| JONES, Mark | Angry Victorians Party | 2,143 | 0.46% |
| TOMLIN, Melanie | Angry Victorians Party | 86 | 0.02% |
| MAXWELL, Tania | Derryn Hinch's Justice Party | 8,926 | 1.92% |
| HERRON, John | Derryn Hinch's Justice Party | 214 | 0.05% |
| CEYLAN, Yasemin | Sack Dan Andrews Restore Democracy | 4,533 | 0.98% |
| ORHAN, Mukadder | Sack Dan Andrews Restore Democracy | 37 | 0.01% |
| SINCLAIR, Cate | Australian Greens | 30,966 | 6.66% |
| THOMPSON, Lenka | Australian Greens | 797 | 0.17% |
| THESING, Ralf | Australian Greens | 98 | 0.02% |
| STOREY, Rosemary | Australian Greens | 371 | 0.08% |
| CHAPMAN, Robin David | Australian Greens | 167 | 0.04% |
| CHIVERS, Ian | Sustainable Australia Party - Stop Overdevelopment / Corruption | 1,550 | 0.33% |
| DOENSEN, Allan | Sustainable Australia Party - Stop Overdevelopment / Corruption | 49 | 0.01% |
| SHARMA, Erin | New Democrats | 544 | 0.12% |
| CHOPRA, Brijesh | New Democrats | 9 | 0.00% |
| DER, Kuldeep Jitendrakumar | New Democrats | 2 | 0.00% |
| RANA, Ravinder Singh | New Democrats | 21 | 0.00% |
| COWIE, Scott | Transport Matters | 1,329 | 0.29% |
| CULLEN, Neil | Transport Matters | 39 | 0.01% |
| TYRRELL, Rikkie-Lee | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | 17,091 | 3.68% |
| EDWARDS-SCOTT, Nadine | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | 215 | 0.05% |
| PURCELL, Georgie | Animal Justice Party | 7,123 | 1.53% |
| McGOLDRICK, Michelle | Animal Justice Party | 116 | 0.02% |
| ROYAL, Mark | Labour DLP | 6,807 | 1.46% |
| McPHEE, Ross | Labour DLP | 35 | 0.01% |
| NEIL, Christopher James Alan | Freedom Party of Victoria | 4,847 | 1.04% |
| WALLENBORN, Henk N. | Freedom Party of Victoria | 121 | 0.03% |
| WHITE, Michael | Family First Victoria | 7,476 | 1.61% |
| NORTON-SMITH, Carol | Family First Victoria | 124 | 0.03% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
This workbook does not publish Council-region Census statistics. The table below shows its 11 districts separately. District medians have not been averaged or presented as a regional estimate.
| District | Total persons | Median age (years) | Median rent ($/week) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Benambra | 66,838 | 41 | $280 |
| Bendigo East | 72,117 | 39 | $300 |
| Bendigo West | 63,757 | 43 | $285 |
| Eildon | 66,341 | 46 | $310 |
| Euroa | 66,503 | 48 | $264 |
| Macedon | 64,175 | 45 | $371 |
| Mildura | 69,753 | 41 | $250 |
| Murray Plains | 64,766 | 45 | $230 |
| Ovens Valley | 63,278 | 47 | $260 |
| Shepparton | 74,598 | 40 | $260 |
| Yan Yean | 73,170 | 34 | $388 |
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
South-Eastern Metropolitan - Council region
Lee Tarlamis (Australian Labor Party); David Limbrick (Libertarian Party); Michael Galea (Australian Labor Party); Ann-Marie Hermans (Liberal Party); Rachel Payne (Legalise Cannabis Victoria)
Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: TARLAMIS, Lee (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch); HERMANS, Ann-Marie (Liberal); GALEA, Michael (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch); PAYNE, Rachel (Legalise Cannabis Victoria); LIMBRICK, David (Liberal Democrats)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 555,544
- Formal votes
- 469,775
- Informal votes
- 18,0763.71% of total votes
- Total votes
- 487,85187.82% of enrolment
Final first preference votes · 56 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| PAYNE, Rachel | Legalise Cannabis Victoria | 24,205 | 5.15% |
| KNIPE, Jeffrey | Legalise Cannabis Victoria | 467 | 0.10% |
| GONSALVEZ, Geraldine | Health Australia Party | 3,345 | 0.71% |
| LUKIS, Kate | Health Australia Party | 116 | 0.02% |
| LIMBRICK, David | Liberal Democrats | 16,731 | 3.56% |
| KING, Ethelyn | Liberal Democrats | 240 | 0.05% |
| STEVENS, Beth | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | 8,038 | 1.71% |
| MARR, Cyndi | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | 261 | 0.06% |
| HINCH, Derryn | Derryn Hinch's Justice Party | 9,238 | 1.97% |
| DWIVEDI, Mohit | Derryn Hinch's Justice Party | 96 | 0.02% |
| THAVARAJA, Lavanya | Victorian Socialists | 1,770 | 0.38% |
| TRAVIS, Jaynaya | Victorian Socialists | 125 | 0.03% |
| PUSCASU, Daniel Costin | Sack Dan Andrews Restore Democracy | 4,505 | 0.96% |
| PUSCASU IANCULESCU, Rodica Marioara | Sack Dan Andrews Restore Democracy | 49 | 0.01% |
| BRESKIN, Alex | Australian Greens | 30,140 | 6.42% |
| WILLOUGHBY, Louisa | Australian Greens | 794 | 0.17% |
| HARAHAP, Dewani | Australian Greens | 254 | 0.05% |
| WONG, Janet | Australian Greens | 232 | 0.05% |
| JONES, Karen | Australian Greens | 157 | 0.03% |
| MINSTER, Barry Edward | Angry Victorians Party | 1,295 | 0.28% |
| MOLIVIATIS, George | Angry Victorians Party | 50 | 0.01% |
| LAKHATARIYA, Bhaveshkumar Vasantlal | New Democrats | 405 | 0.09% |
| SINGH, Satinder | New Democrats | 140 | 0.03% |
| PANCHAL, Nilam Dhaval | New Democrats | 22 | 0.00% |
| PATEL, Bhavika Amrutlal | New Democrats | 33 | 0.01% |
| DUNN, Norm | Transport Matters | 1,319 | 0.28% |
| PETERS, Toni | Transport Matters | 61 | 0.01% |
| SARIF, Marissa | Companions and Pets Party | 2,359 | 0.50% |
| HUTCHISON, Wendy | Companions and Pets Party | 66 | 0.01% |
| LEAHY, Martin | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 2,052 | 0.44% |
| MILEIKOWSKI, Ethan | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 66 | 0.01% |
| TARLAMIS, Lee | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 182,732 | 38.90% |
| GALEA, Michael | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 409 | 0.09% |
| KIEU, Tien | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 322 | 0.07% |
| KHAN, Imran | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 236 | 0.05% |
| SULLIVAN, Katrina | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 1,111 | 0.24% |
| BOWDEN, Jennifer | Labour DLP | 15,340 | 3.27% |
| WHITE, Khalif | Labour DLP | 59 | 0.01% |
| HERMANS, Ann-Marie | Liberal | 124,128 | 26.42% |
| HANUMANTHARAYAPPA, Manju | Liberal | 427 | 0.09% |
| MORICCA, Antonietta | Liberal | 239 | 0.05% |
| SAMUEL, Lyndon | Liberal | 404 | 0.09% |
| KEANE, Michael | Liberal | 564 | 0.12% |
| JONAS, Morgan C. | Freedom Party of Victoria | 8,225 | 1.75% |
| SPELMAN, Rebekah | Freedom Party of Victoria | 81 | 0.02% |
| HOULT, Brandon | Sustainable Australia Party - Stop Overdevelopment / Corruption | 1,475 | 0.31% |
| ARMSTRONG, Steven | Sustainable Australia Party - Stop Overdevelopment / Corruption | 37 | 0.01% |
| POULTON, Grant | Shooters, Fishers & Farmers Vic | 4,064 | 0.87% |
| HEILY, Will | Shooters, Fishers & Farmers Vic | 48 | 0.01% |
| CURRIE, Bronwyn | Animal Justice Party | 6,427 | 1.37% |
| HINKLEY, Davina | Animal Justice Party | 54 | 0.01% |
| BABET, Matt | United Australia Party | 5,431 | 1.16% |
| SINGH, Bobby | United Australia Party | 64 | 0.01% |
| JONES, Lee | Family First Victoria | 8,751 | 1.86% |
| HAYWARD, Colleen | Family First Victoria | 274 | 0.06% |
| SAYED, Mehdi | Not listed | 242 | 0.05% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
This workbook does not publish Council-region Census statistics. The table below shows its 11 districts separately. District medians have not been averaged or presented as a regional estimate.
| District | Total persons | Median age (years) | Median rent ($/week) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Berwick | 81,414 | 35 | $410 |
| Carrum | 74,266 | 38 | $391 |
| Clarinda | 73,588 | 40 | $381 |
| Cranbourne | 87,239 | 32 | $380 |
| Dandenong | 89,531 | 35 | $330 |
| Frankston | 68,472 | 40 | $345 |
| Mordialloc | 72,698 | 39 | $421 |
| Mulgrave | 77,039 | 39 | $369 |
| Narre Warren North | 77,866 | 37 | $365 |
| Narre Warren South | 90,803 | 33 | $380 |
| Rowville | 71,156 | 41 | $435 |
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Southern Metropolitan - Council region
David Davis (Liberal Party); Georgie Crozier (Liberal Party); John Berger (Australian Labor Party); Ryan Batchelor (Australian Labor Party); Katherine Copsey (The Australian Greens - Victoria)
Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: DAVIS, David (Liberal); BERGER, John (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch); CROZIER, Georgie (Liberal); COPSEY, Katherine (Australian Greens); BATCHELOR, Ryan (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 542,200
- Formal votes
- 469,853
- Informal votes
- 9,7022.02% of total votes
- Total votes
- 479,55588.45% of enrolment
Final first preference votes · 54 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| HAYES, Clifford | Sustainable Australia Party - Stop Overdevelopment / Corruption | 4,956 | 1.05% |
| TERRY, Bettina | Sustainable Australia Party - Stop Overdevelopment / Corruption | 214 | 0.05% |
| BRAHMBHATT, Krishna Dharmeshkumar | New Democrats | 617 | 0.13% |
| CHAUDHARY, Jigarkumar Abhaysinh | New Democrats | 36 | 0.01% |
| MARWAHA, Ravinder Singh | New Democrats | 35 | 0.01% |
| KONS, Natasha | Freedom Party of Victoria | 2,673 | 0.57% |
| KONS, Madeleine | Freedom Party of Victoria | 137 | 0.03% |
| TAMMESILD, Paul | Transport Matters | 1,385 | 0.29% |
| PETERS, Marc | Transport Matters | 95 | 0.02% |
| THOMAS, Kellie | Health Australia Party | 1,863 | 0.40% |
| LAMBRICK, Mark | Health Australia Party | 72 | 0.02% |
| AKDOGAN, Nursin | Sack Dan Andrews Restore Democracy | 3,462 | 0.74% |
| ADANIR, Reyhan | Sack Dan Andrews Restore Democracy | 80 | 0.02% |
| SELAN, Marc | Legalise Cannabis Victoria | 13,387 | 2.85% |
| HOWMAN, Ben | Legalise Cannabis Victoria | 294 | 0.06% |
| MOLYNEUX, Joan | Companions and Pets Party | 1,222 | 0.26% |
| WINCH, Max | Companions and Pets Party | 35 | 0.01% |
| BRADBURY, Chris | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | 2,979 | 0.63% |
| PICKERING, Craig | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | 93 | 0.02% |
| TSIONGAS, Theodore | Labour DLP | 10,254 | 2.18% |
| CHAMBERS, Dean | Labour DLP | 131 | 0.03% |
| FORD, Matthew | Liberal Democrats | 11,219 | 2.39% |
| SEGAL, David | Liberal Democrats | 477 | 0.10% |
| JOHNSON, Andrew | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 9,206 | 1.96% |
| JASPER, Stephen | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 305 | 0.06% |
| HURLSTON, Dean | Angry Victorians Party | 893 | 0.19% |
| KAMP, Robert John | Angry Victorians Party | 22 | 0.00% |
| BOURMAN, Nicole | Shooters, Fishers & Farmers Vic | 1,927 | 0.41% |
| COLLYER, Michelle | Shooters, Fishers & Farmers Vic | 39 | 0.01% |
| COPSEY, Katherine | Australian Greens | 69,409 | 14.77% |
| FRIEND-PEREIRA, John | Australian Greens | 616 | 0.13% |
| PARKER, Anna | Australian Greens | 977 | 0.21% |
| ROCHA, Kylie | Australian Greens | 906 | 0.19% |
| ROWICK, Shanae | Australian Greens | 502 | 0.11% |
| DAVIS, David | Liberal | 165,623 | 35.25% |
| CROZIER, Georgie | Liberal | 2,507 | 0.53% |
| STAVROU, Nick | Liberal | 366 | 0.08% |
| LITWINOW, Andrew | Liberal | 627 | 0.13% |
| CLARK, Monica | Liberal | 558 | 0.12% |
| BERGER, John | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 135,856 | 28.91% |
| BATCHELOR, Ryan | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 779 | 0.17% |
| CROSBY, Clive | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 1,659 | 0.35% |
| PSAILA, Lynn | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 987 | 0.21% |
| SHAHBAZ, Muhammad | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 441 | 0.09% |
| TODARO, Jack | Victorian Socialists | 2,369 | 0.50% |
| KRUGER, Liam | Victorian Socialists | 147 | 0.03% |
| KOFMANSKY, Leon | United Australia Party | 2,143 | 0.46% |
| MCCAMISH, Julie | United Australia Party | 34 | 0.01% |
| SCHULTZ, Ben | Animal Justice Party | 6,428 | 1.37% |
| DAVIES, Mia | Animal Justice Party | 270 | 0.06% |
| SULLIVAN, Ellie Jean | Derryn Hinch's Justice Party | 3,697 | 0.79% |
| DALE, Michele | Derryn Hinch's Justice Party | 110 | 0.02% |
| JANSON, Vickie | Family First Victoria | 4,563 | 0.97% |
| VAN DER END, Alex | Family First Victoria | 171 | 0.04% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
This workbook does not publish Council-region Census statistics. The table below shows its 11 districts separately. District medians have not been averaged or presented as a regional estimate.
| District | Total persons | Median age (years) | Median rent ($/week) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albert Park | 74,022 | 37 | $430 |
| Ashwood | 80,567 | 39 | $457 |
| Bentleigh | 76,579 | 40 | $480 |
| Brighton | 66,052 | 43 | $480 |
| Caulfield | 71,168 | 37 | $415 |
| Hawthorn | 70,680 | 38 | $425 |
| Kew | 73,612 | 42 | $491 |
| Malvern | 64,450 | 40 | $430 |
| Oakleigh | 89,812 | 34 | $400 |
| Prahran | 72,798 | 34 | $415 |
| Sandringham | 63,135 | 44 | $438 |
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Western Metropolitan - Council region
Lizzie Blandthorn (Australian Labor Party); Ingrid Stitt (Australian Labor Party); Moira Deeming (Family First Victoria); Trung Luu (Liberal Party); David Ettershank (Legalise Cannabis Victoria)
Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: BLANDTHORN, Lizzie (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch); DEEMING, Moira (Liberal); STITT, Ingrid (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch); ETTERSHANK, David (Legalise Cannabis Victoria); LUU, Trung (Liberal)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 538,136
- Formal votes
- 449,155
- Informal votes
- 19,0254.06% of total votes
- Total votes
- 468,18087.00% of enrolment
Final first preference votes · 62 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| BULLER, Darren | Family First Victoria | 13,712 | 3.05% |
| FILMER, Mary | Family First Victoria | 549 | 0.12% |
| THIRKETTLE-WATTS, David | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 3,414 | 0.76% |
| MILLWARD, Harry | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 203 | 0.05% |
| JESSUP, Bert | Sustainable Australia Party - Stop Overdevelopment / Corruption | 1,914 | 0.43% |
| BILIC, Dennis | Sustainable Australia Party - Stop Overdevelopment / Corruption | 132 | 0.03% |
| VICKERS, Ken | Shooters, Fishers & Farmers Vic | 6,251 | 1.39% |
| ASHBY, Geoff | Shooters, Fishers & Farmers Vic | 150 | 0.03% |
| ACKERMAN, Fred | Not listed | 1,770 | 0.39% |
| BARROW, Mark | Not listed | 75 | 0.02% |
| DEEMING, Moira | Liberal | 108,264 | 24.10% |
| LUU, Trung | Liberal | 862 | 0.19% |
| HAQUE, Golam | Liberal | 265 | 0.06% |
| PATEL, Manish | Liberal | 187 | 0.04% |
| WALKER, Luan | Liberal | 317 | 0.07% |
| ETTERSHANK, David | Legalise Cannabis Victoria | 18,973 | 4.22% |
| MENTA, Raffaela | Legalise Cannabis Victoria | 322 | 0.07% |
| TREHERNE, Craig | Companions and Pets Party | 1,715 | 0.38% |
| BRITTON, Mary | Companions and Pets Party | 91 | 0.02% |
| THOMAS, Bernadette | Australian Greens | 34,548 | 7.69% |
| BRAY, Sarah | Australian Greens | 922 | 0.21% |
| McRAE McLEOD, Isabella | Australian Greens | 400 | 0.09% |
| DAVIES, Lloyd | Australian Greens | 103 | 0.02% |
| VAIRO, Pierre | Australian Greens | 266 | 0.06% |
| VAN BREE, Ursula | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | 7,544 | 1.68% |
| VRIONIS, Frank | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | 147 | 0.03% |
| CUMMING, Catherine | Angry Victorians Party | 2,451 | 0.55% |
| ROBINSON, Adam | Angry Victorians Party | 93 | 0.02% |
| ZALME, Jennifer | Angry Victorians Party | 25 | 0.01% |
| CUTHBERTSON, Andrew | United Australia Party | 4,527 | 1.01% |
| BANSAL, Deepak | United Australia Party | 220 | 0.05% |
| VAGHELA, Kaushaliya Virjibhai | New Democrats | 2,237 | 0.50% |
| SHAIK, Mohammed Quasim | New Democrats | 97 | 0.02% |
| BISHNOI, Arix Maheshkumar | New Democrats | 22 | 0.00% |
| PALKURI, Anitha Jyothi | New Democrats | 47 | 0.01% |
| MALHOTRA, Yogesh Kumar | New Democrats | 67 | 0.01% |
| WATKINS, Meg | Animal Justice Party | 6,058 | 1.35% |
| KOPAS, Nat | Animal Justice Party | 151 | 0.03% |
| CURSIO, Anthony | Liberal Democrats | 6,416 | 1.43% |
| ROCHE, Liam | Liberal Democrats | 130 | 0.03% |
| GOLDEN, Isaac | Health Australia Party | 2,070 | 0.46% |
| GOLDEN, Leiah | Health Australia Party | 52 | 0.01% |
| FINN, Bernie | Labour DLP | 23,197 | 5.16% |
| LE, Thi Kim-Lien | Labour DLP | 225 | 0.05% |
| PALKURI, Samson | Sack Dan Andrews Restore Democracy | 3,630 | 0.81% |
| YALAZ, Burcin | Sack Dan Andrews Restore Democracy | 23 | 0.01% |
| SULLIVAN, Peter | Derryn Hinch's Justice Party | 5,261 | 1.17% |
| D'ARGENT, Jean-Marie | Derryn Hinch's Justice Party | 110 | 0.02% |
| WALSH, Liz | Victorian Socialists | 15,999 | 3.56% |
| MYLVAGANAM, Aran | Victorian Socialists | 96 | 0.02% |
| VILLAGONZALO, Walter | Not listed | 1,616 | 0.36% |
| ALCORDO, Sam | Not listed | 7 | 0.00% |
| LOWINGER, Daniel | Transport Matters | 1,173 | 0.26% |
| COLLINS, Greg | Transport Matters | 31 | 0.01% |
| McBRIDE, John | Freedom Party of Victoria | 3,443 | 0.77% |
| McBRIDE, Dan | Freedom Party of Victoria | 70 | 0.02% |
| BLANDTHORN, Lizzie | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 163,978 | 36.51% |
| STITT, Ingrid | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 491 | 0.11% |
| MELHEM, Cesar | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 411 | 0.09% |
| LAM, Cuc | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 853 | 0.19% |
| KHAN, Nurul | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 638 | 0.14% |
| DEMIAN, Esther | Not listed | 144 | 0.03% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
This workbook does not publish Council-region Census statistics. The table below shows its 11 districts separately. District medians have not been averaged or presented as a regional estimate.
| District | Total persons | Median age (years) | Median rent ($/week) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Footscray | 72,597 | 35 | $381 |
| Kororoit | 87,201 | 34 | $375 |
| Laverton | 94,534 | 33 | $361 |
| Niddrie | 68,768 | 42 | $406 |
| Point Cook | 92,601 | 35 | $390 |
| St Albans | 74,487 | 37 | $338 |
| Sunbury | 63,211 | 38 | $370 |
| Sydenham | 77,258 | 36 | $381 |
| Tarneit | 92,876 | 32 | $361 |
| Werribee | 84,281 | 33 | $340 |
| Williamstown | 66,083 | 40 | $420 |
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Western Victoria - Council region
Gayle Tierney (Australian Labor Party); Bev McArthur (Liberal Party); Jacinta Ermacora (Australian Labor Party); Joe McCracken (Liberal Party); Sarah Mansfield (The Australian Greens - Victoria)
Victoria · Representation checked 2 October 2026.
VEC electorate information · 2022 state general election results
Historical election · 26 November 2022
State general election · Elected: ERMACORA, Jacinta (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch); McARTHUR, Bev (Liberal); TIERNEY, Gayle (Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch); MANSFIELD, Sarah (Australian Greens); McCRACKEN, Joe (Liberal)
Election-time affiliations and outcomes; separate from today’s membership and future candidates.
- Total enrolment as at close of rolls
- 571,121
- Formal votes
- 492,213
- Informal votes
- 17,2243.38% of total votes
- Total votes
- 509,43789.20% of enrolment
Final first preference votes · 57 candidates
Primary votes: first preferences before preferences are distributed.
| Candidate | Party at election | Votes | Source % |
|---|---|---|---|
| GORMAN, Madilyn | Victorian Socialists | 3,385 | 0.69% |
| RANDALL, Abbey | Victorian Socialists | 271 | 0.06% |
| COLLYER, Ben | Shooters, Fishers & Farmers Vic | 18,046 | 3.67% |
| STANDEN, Graeme | Shooters, Fishers & Farmers Vic | 414 | 0.08% |
| PRYSE-SMITH, Terri Elizabeth | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | 12,779 | 2.60% |
| DE PYLE, Sabine | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | 286 | 0.06% |
| LAZOS, Constantine | Health Australia Party | 2,463 | 0.50% |
| BRENNFLECK, Angelica | Health Australia Party | 144 | 0.03% |
| DOWLING, Andrew | Legalise Cannabis Victoria | 24,201 | 4.92% |
| HUMPHREY, Melanie | Legalise Cannabis Victoria | 562 | 0.11% |
| SINCLAIR, Emma | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 3,351 | 0.68% |
| HURLEY, Olivia | Fiona Patten's Reason Party | 124 | 0.03% |
| WEARNE, Madeleine | Sustainable Australia Party - Stop Overdevelopment / Corruption | 2,007 | 0.41% |
| PASCOE, Robert | Sustainable Australia Party - Stop Overdevelopment / Corruption | 76 | 0.02% |
| ERMACORA, Jacinta | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 171,778 | 34.90% |
| TIERNEY, Gayle | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 1,547 | 0.31% |
| BRIDGER-DARLING, Megan | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 186 | 0.04% |
| PAVLOVICH, Sue | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 245 | 0.05% |
| STOKES, Heather | Australian Labor Party - Victorian Branch | 1,268 | 0.26% |
| CRONKWRIGHT, Dean | Family First Victoria | 10,183 | 2.07% |
| IKEH, Chioma | Family First Victoria | 137 | 0.03% |
| KOVAC, Antun | Freedom Party of Victoria | 2,216 | 0.45% |
| BECERRA-KOVAC, Flor Vanessa | Freedom Party of Victoria | 91 | 0.02% |
| FINNIGAN, Tosh-Jake | Sack Dan Andrews Restore Democracy | 4,958 | 1.01% |
| CELIKDOGEN, Ismail Efe | Sack Dan Andrews Restore Democracy | 29 | 0.01% |
| ORHAN, Sinan | Sack Dan Andrews Restore Democracy | 25 | 0.01% |
| McGRATH, Julia | Liberal Democrats | 16,025 | 3.26% |
| BARKER, Paul | Liberal Democrats | 446 | 0.09% |
| COLLINS, Geoff | Companions and Pets Party | 2,428 | 0.49% |
| FISHER, Simone | Companions and Pets Party | 116 | 0.02% |
| GOMEZ BENITEZ, Cecilia | New Democrats | 511 | 0.10% |
| KACHHIA, Vijaykumar | New Democrats | 14 | 0.00% |
| DAVE, Hardik Bipinchandra | New Democrats | 9 | 0.00% |
| PATEL, Jaymik Mahendrakumar | New Democrats | 7 | 0.00% |
| KEARNS, Antonela | Transport Matters | 1,414 | 0.29% |
| DUNN, Eddie | Transport Matters | 43 | 0.01% |
| GRIMLEY, Stuart | Derryn Hinch's Justice Party | 8,472 | 1.72% |
| O'BRIEN, Simone | Derryn Hinch's Justice Party | 225 | 0.05% |
| FAILLA, Natalie Valerie | United Australia Party | 3,493 | 0.71% |
| RAYMOND, Keith | United Australia Party | 92 | 0.02% |
| Di BIASE, Costa | Labour DLP | 10,643 | 2.16% |
| SKRUZNY, Ron | Labour DLP | 53 | 0.01% |
| BURSON, Chris | Angry Victorians Party | 2,627 | 0.53% |
| BEECK, Richard | Angry Victorians Party | 72 | 0.01% |
| MEDDICK, Andy | Animal Justice Party | 8,532 | 1.73% |
| WILSHIER, Hannah | Animal Justice Party | 128 | 0.03% |
| MANSFIELD, Sarah | Australian Greens | 41,430 | 8.42% |
| BARNES, John | Australian Greens | 510 | 0.10% |
| BALDACCHINO, Judith | Australian Greens | 185 | 0.04% |
| van der VLIES, Eva | Australian Greens | 149 | 0.03% |
| ZIBELL, Linda | Australian Greens | 435 | 0.09% |
| McARTHUR, Bev | Liberal | 130,863 | 26.59% |
| McCRACKEN, Joe | Liberal | 584 | 0.12% |
| RANK, Anita | The Nationals | 440 | 0.09% |
| SHEARMAN, Angela | Liberal | 714 | 0.15% |
| LETTS, Robert | The Nationals | 620 | 0.13% |
| HELLMUTH, Storm | Not listed | 161 | 0.03% |
Official VEC result and definitions · retrieved 2026-10-02. Percentages are those reported by VEC, not recomputed.
2021 Census · 2022 electoral boundaries
This workbook does not publish Council-region Census statistics. The table below shows its 11 districts separately. District medians have not been averaged or presented as a regional estimate.
| District | Total persons | Median age (years) | Median rent ($/week) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bellarine | 69,514 | 47 | $380 |
| Eureka | 75,628 | 39 | $300 |
| Geelong | 71,971 | 39 | $330 |
| Lara | 70,504 | 38 | $300 |
| Lowan | 68,313 | 47 | $210 |
| Melton | 82,799 | 33 | $331 |
| Polwarth | 70,190 | 44 | $320 |
| Ripon | 67,865 | 46 | $250 |
| South Barwon | 72,790 | 35 | $400 |
| South-West Coast | 70,016 | 44 | $270 |
| Wendouree | 68,566 | 39 | $290 |
ABS Census 2021, collated by Parliament Library on 2022 electoral boundaries. ABS confidentiality perturbation can make counts differ slightly. Values are historical observations, not current estimates. No regional medians are inferred.
Official Parliament workbook · Definitions and confidentiality notes · retrieved 2026-10-02.
Cardinia Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Cardinia Shire Council
Vicmap code 311 · ABS code 21450 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Brett OwenBeacon Hills Ward
- Alanna PomeroyBunyip Ward
- Collin RossCentral Ward
- Liz RobertsHenty Ward
- Samantha-Jane PotterOfficer Ward
- Jack KowarzikPakenham Hills Ward
- David NickellRanges Ward
- Casey ThomsenToomuc Ward
- Trudi PatonWesternport Ward
Cardinia Shire Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Ranges Ward WARD
- Central Ward WARD
- Beacon Hills Ward WARD
- Officer Ward WARD
- Toomuc Ward WARD
- Henty Ward WARD
- Pakenham Hills Ward WARD
- Bunyip Ward WARD
- Westernport Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 133,472people
- Change, 2024-25
- 3,381people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 2.6%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 1,282.57km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 104.07people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 46,720 |
| 2002 | 47,840 |
| 2003 | 50,038 |
| 2004 | 52,864 |
| 2005 | 55,173 |
| 2006 | 57,950 |
| 2007 | 60,368 |
| 2008 | 63,647 |
| 2009 | 67,889 |
| 2010 | 71,830 |
| 2011 | 75,831 |
| 2012 | 80,422 |
| 2013 | 84,591 |
| 2014 | 88,070 |
| 2015 | 92,298 |
| 2016 | 97,573 |
| 2017 | 102,258 |
| 2018 | 106,945 |
| 2019 | 112,002 |
| 2020 | 116,505 |
| 2021 | 119,573 |
| 2022 | 123,053 |
| 2023 | 126,759 |
| 2024 | 130,091 |
| 2025 | 133,472 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 2,064 people
- Deaths
- 618 people
- Natural increase
- 1,446 people
- Net internal migration
- 1,205 people
- Net overseas migration
- 730 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Bass · Berwick · Eildon · Gippsland South · Monbulk · Narracan · Pakenham
Legislative Council regions: Eastern Victoria · Northern Victoria · South-Eastern Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 24 July 2021 by-election results - Westernport Ward
- 2020 election results
- 2016 election results
- 2012 election results
- 19 March 2011 by-election results - Bunyip Ward
- Learn about this review
- Cardinia Shire Council representation review - final report
- Cardinia Shire Council representation review - final report
- Cardinia Shire Council subdivision review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Nillumbik Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Nillumbik Shire Council
Vicmap code 356 · ABS code 25710 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Grant BrookerBlue Lake Ward
- Naomi JoinerBunjil Ward
- Kelly JoyEdendale Ward
- Peter PerkinsEllis Ward
- Kim CopeSugarloaf Ward
- Kate McKaySwipers Gully Ward
- John DumaresqWingrove Ward
Nillumbik Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Bunjil Ward WARD
- Swipers Gully Ward WARD
- Sugarloaf Ward WARD
- Ellis Ward WARD
- Edendale Ward WARD
- Blue Lake Ward WARD
- Wingrove Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 63,797people
- Change, 2024-25
- 269people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.4%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 432.34km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 147.56people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 60,444 |
| 2002 | 60,501 |
| 2003 | 60,452 |
| 2004 | 60,682 |
| 2005 | 61,102 |
| 2006 | 61,515 |
| 2007 | 61,858 |
| 2008 | 62,367 |
| 2009 | 62,785 |
| 2010 | 62,838 |
| 2011 | 62,716 |
| 2012 | 62,935 |
| 2013 | 63,174 |
| 2014 | 63,433 |
| 2015 | 63,675 |
| 2016 | 64,174 |
| 2017 | 64,414 |
| 2018 | 64,542 |
| 2019 | 64,464 |
| 2020 | 64,322 |
| 2021 | 63,450 |
| 2022 | 62,998 |
| 2023 | 63,158 |
| 2024 | 63,528 |
| 2025 | 63,797 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 571 people
- Deaths
- 348 people
- Natural increase
- 223 people
- Net internal migration
- -292 people
- Net overseas migration
- 338 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Bulleen · Bundoora · Eildon · Eltham · Evelyn · Mill Park · Warrandyte · Yan Yean
Legislative Council regions: Eastern Victoria · North-Eastern Metropolitan · Northern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Hume City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Hume City Council
Vicmap code 333 · ABS code 23270 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Carly MooreAitken Ward
- John HaddadBababi Marning Ward
- Jim OverendBurt-kur-min Ward
- Kate HamleyEmu Creek Ward
- Jarrod BellJacksons Hill Ward
- Karen SherryMerlynston Creek Ward
- Daniel EnglishMount Ridley Ward
- Sam MishoRoxburgh Park Ward
- Naim KurtTullamarine Ward
- Steve GagenWoodlands Ward
- Ally WatsonYubup Ward
Hume City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Emu Creek Ward WARD
- Roxburgh Park Ward WARD
- Bababi Marning Ward WARD
- Woodlands Ward WARD
- Aitken Ward WARD
- Yubup Ward WARD
- Jacksons Hill Ward WARD
- Merlynston Creek Ward WARD
- Burt-kur-min Ward WARD
- Tullamarine Ward WARD
- Mount Ridley Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 278,885people
- Change, 2024-25
- 8,122people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 3%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 503.85km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 553.51people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 135,147 |
| 2002 | 137,854 |
| 2003 | 140,995 |
| 2004 | 144,546 |
| 2005 | 149,059 |
| 2006 | 152,797 |
| 2007 | 157,516 |
| 2008 | 161,863 |
| 2009 | 166,728 |
| 2010 | 170,952 |
| 2011 | 174,290 |
| 2012 | 179,202 |
| 2013 | 184,873 |
| 2014 | 191,278 |
| 2015 | 198,176 |
| 2016 | 207,041 |
| 2017 | 216,249 |
| 2018 | 225,526 |
| 2019 | 235,370 |
| 2020 | 243,643 |
| 2021 | 246,920 |
| 2022 | 252,640 |
| 2023 | 262,082 |
| 2024 | 270,763 |
| 2025 | 278,885 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 4,288 people
- Deaths
- 1,063 people
- Natural increase
- 3,225 people
- Net internal migration
- 1,527 people
- Net overseas migration
- 3,370 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Broadmeadows · Greenvale · Kalkallo · Macedon · Niddrie · Sunbury · Sydenham · Thomastown · Yan Yean
Legislative Council regions: Northern Metropolitan · Northern Victoria · Western Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Moira Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Moira Shire Council
Vicmap code 347 · ABS code 24900 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
Administered council - no sitting councillors. Council dismissed in March 2023. The current two-member administrator panel is listed from 4 April 2025. The next council election is October 2028.
- Dr Graeme Emonson PSM - Chair Administrator
- Susan Benedyka - Administrator
This council was dismissed by an Act of Parliament in March 2023. The next election will be in October 2028 . Moira Shire Council is unsubdivided with 9 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Moira Shire Unsubdivided UNSUBDIVIDED
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 30,866people
- Change, 2024-25
- 225people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.7%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 4,045.92km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 7.63people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 26,404 |
| 2002 | 26,437 |
| 2003 | 26,583 |
| 2004 | 26,684 |
| 2005 | 26,969 |
| 2006 | 27,477 |
| 2007 | 27,703 |
| 2008 | 27,968 |
| 2009 | 28,140 |
| 2010 | 28,331 |
| 2011 | 28,406 |
| 2012 | 28,675 |
| 2013 | 28,905 |
| 2014 | 29,100 |
| 2015 | 29,288 |
| 2016 | 29,486 |
| 2017 | 29,717 |
| 2018 | 29,910 |
| 2019 | 30,099 |
| 2020 | 30,298 |
| 2021 | 30,367 |
| 2022 | 30,467 |
| 2023 | 30,626 |
| 2024 | 30,641 |
| 2025 | 30,866 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 350 people
- Deaths
- 382 people
- Natural increase
- -32 people
- Net internal migration
- 181 people
- Net overseas migration
- 76 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Benambra · Euroa · Murray Plains · Ovens Valley · Shepparton
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 12 December 2022 countback results
- 6 December 2022 countback results
- 19 January 2022 countback results
- 14 December 2021 countback results
- 11 January 2021 countback results
- 2020 election results
- 2016 election results
- 2012 election results
- 14 November 2011 countback results
- 13 September 2010 countback results
- 9 August 2010 countback results
- 2008 election results
- Moira Shire Council representation review - final report
- Moira Shire Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Loddon Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Loddon Shire Council
Vicmap code 338 · ABS code 23940 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- David WeaverBoort Ward
- Miki WilsonInglewood Ward
- Nick AngeloTarnagulla Ward
- Dan StraubTerrick Ward
- Gavan Lindsay HoltWedderburn Ward
Loddon Shire Council has 5 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Terrick Ward WARD
- Wedderburn Ward WARD
- Boort Ward WARD
- Inglewood Ward WARD
- Tarnagulla Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 7,718people
- Change, 2024-25
- -3people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 6,696.44km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 1.15people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 8,473 |
| 2002 | 8,390 |
| 2003 | 8,284 |
| 2004 | 8,125 |
| 2005 | 8,012 |
| 2006 | 7,922 |
| 2007 | 7,883 |
| 2008 | 7,812 |
| 2009 | 7,741 |
| 2010 | 7,653 |
| 2011 | 7,546 |
| 2012 | 7,529 |
| 2013 | 7,518 |
| 2014 | 7,513 |
| 2015 | 7,531 |
| 2016 | 7,558 |
| 2017 | 7,569 |
| 2018 | 7,602 |
| 2019 | 7,629 |
| 2020 | 7,657 |
| 2021 | 7,703 |
| 2022 | 7,730 |
| 2023 | 7,725 |
| 2024 | 7,721 |
| 2025 | 7,718 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 69 people
- Deaths
- 97 people
- Natural increase
- -28 people
- Net internal migration
- 10 people
- Net overseas migration
- 15 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Bendigo East · Bendigo West · Mildura · Murray Plains · Ripon
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria · Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Glen Eira City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Glen Eira City Council
Vicmap code 322 · ABS code 22310 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Margaret EsakoffBambra Ward
- Jane KarslakeBooran Ward
- Sam ParasolCaulfield Park Ward
- Arabella DanielJasper Ward
- Kimberley YoungMallanbool Ward
- Kay RimbaldoMoorleigh Ward
- Luca RagniMurrumbeena Ward
- Simone ZmoodOrrong Ward
- Li ZhangWattle Grove Ward
Glen Eira City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Caulfield Park Ward WARD
- Murrumbeena Ward WARD
- Jasper Ward WARD
- Orrong Ward WARD
- Mallanbool Ward WARD
- Booran Ward WARD
- Wattle Grove Ward WARD
- Bambra Ward WARD
- Moorleigh Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 163,025people
- Change, 2024-25
- 2,491people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1.6%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 38.69km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 4,213.53people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 122,346 |
| 2002 | 123,197 |
| 2003 | 123,816 |
| 2004 | 125,037 |
| 2005 | 126,485 |
| 2006 | 128,474 |
| 2007 | 130,524 |
| 2008 | 132,900 |
| 2009 | 135,414 |
| 2010 | 136,515 |
| 2011 | 137,152 |
| 2012 | 139,116 |
| 2013 | 141,260 |
| 2014 | 143,694 |
| 2015 | 145,924 |
| 2016 | 148,583 |
| 2017 | 150,702 |
| 2018 | 152,389 |
| 2019 | 153,936 |
| 2020 | 154,656 |
| 2021 | 150,638 |
| 2022 | 151,541 |
| 2023 | 156,565 |
| 2024 | 160,534 |
| 2025 | 163,025 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 1,566 people
- Deaths
- 943 people
- Natural increase
- 623 people
- Net internal migration
- -1,008 people
- Net overseas migration
- 2,876 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Bentleigh · Brighton · Caulfield · Clarinda · Malvern · Oakleigh
Legislative Council regions: South-Eastern Metropolitan · Southern Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 8 January 2022 countback results - Camden Ward
- 27 April 2022 countback results - Rosstown Ward
- 2020 election results
- 9 January 2019 countback results - Tucker Ward
- 2016 election results
- 6 April 2016 countback results - Rosstown Ward
- 2012 election results
- 31 August 2010 countback results - Camden Ward
- 12 October 2009 countback results - Tucker Ward
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Glen Eira City Council representation review - final report
- Glen Eira City Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Greater Shepparton City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Greater Shepparton City Council
Vicmap code 328 · ABS code 22830 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Shane SaliBalaclava Ward
- Paul WickhamGoulburn River Ward
- Anthony BrophyKialla Ward
- Kieron EddyLower Goulburn Ward
- Steven ThrelfallMcEwen Ward
- Rod SchubertMidland Ward
- Geoff AkersPine Lodge Ward
- Sam SpinksPoplar Ward
- Fern SummerYanha Gurtji Ward
Greater Shepparton City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Kialla Ward WARD
- Pine Lodge Ward WARD
- Lower Goulburn Ward WARD
- Goulburn River Ward WARD
- Balaclava Ward WARD
- Midland Ward WARD
- McEwen Ward WARD
- Yanha Gurtji Ward WARD
- Poplar Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 69,865people
- Change, 2024-25
- 421people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.6%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 2,421.91km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 28.85people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 57,610 |
| 2002 | 57,996 |
| 2003 | 58,379 |
| 2004 | 58,338 |
| 2005 | 58,419 |
| 2006 | 58,688 |
| 2007 | 59,208 |
| 2008 | 59,854 |
| 2009 | 60,758 |
| 2010 | 61,443 |
| 2011 | 61,744 |
| 2012 | 62,562 |
| 2013 | 63,244 |
| 2014 | 63,919 |
| 2015 | 64,489 |
| 2016 | 65,072 |
| 2017 | 65,955 |
| 2018 | 66,826 |
| 2019 | 67,733 |
| 2020 | 68,474 |
| 2021 | 68,526 |
| 2022 | 68,755 |
| 2023 | 68,825 |
| 2024 | 69,444 |
| 2025 | 69,865 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 982 people
- Deaths
- 633 people
- Natural increase
- 349 people
- Net internal migration
- -425 people
- Net overseas migration
- 497 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Euroa · Murray Plains · Ovens Valley · Shepparton
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 16 January 2023 - countback results
- 6 July 2022 - countback results
- 2020 election results
- 2016 election results
- 6 July 2015 - countback results
- 23 June 2014 - countback results
- 2012 election results
- 2008 election results
- Greater Shepparton City Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Gannawarra Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Gannawarra Shire Council
Vicmap code 321 · ABS code 22250 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Lisa FarrantCouncil-wide
- Garner J SmithCouncil-wide
- Daniel BolithoCouncil-wide
- Ross StantonCouncil-wide
- Pat QuinnCouncil-wide
- Charles GillinghamCouncil-wide
- Keith Harold LinkCouncil-wide
Gannawarra Shire Council is unsubdivided with 7 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Gannawarra Shire Unsubdivided UNSUBDIVIDED
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 10,311people
- Change, 2024-25
- -27people
- Growth, 2024-25
- -0.3%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 3,737.6km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 2.76people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 11,873 |
| 2002 | 11,783 |
| 2003 | 11,661 |
| 2004 | 11,540 |
| 2005 | 11,455 |
| 2006 | 11,413 |
| 2007 | 11,207 |
| 2008 | 11,052 |
| 2009 | 10,923 |
| 2010 | 10,692 |
| 2011 | 10,453 |
| 2012 | 10,498 |
| 2013 | 10,526 |
| 2014 | 10,534 |
| 2015 | 10,536 |
| 2016 | 10,567 |
| 2017 | 10,602 |
| 2018 | 10,601 |
| 2019 | 10,562 |
| 2020 | 10,575 |
| 2021 | 10,615 |
| 2022 | 10,493 |
| 2023 | 10,369 |
| 2024 | 10,338 |
| 2025 | 10,311 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 115 people
- Deaths
- 127 people
- Natural increase
- -12 people
- Net internal migration
- -16 people
- Net overseas migration
- 1 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Mildura · Murray Plains
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Surf Coast Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Surf Coast Shire Council
Vicmap code 365 · ABS code 26490 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Libby StapletonOtway Range Ward
- Leon WalkerOtway Range Ward
- Mike BodsworthOtway Range Ward
- Liz PattisonTorquay Ward
- Phoebe Crockett ( countback results )Torquay Ward
- Paul BarkerTorquay Ward
- Joel GristWinchelsea Ward
- Tony PhelpsWinchelsea Ward
- Adrian Dwight SchonfelderWinchelsea Ward
Surf Coast Shire Council has 3 wards with 3 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Torquay Ward WARD
- Winchelsea Ward WARD
- Otway Range Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 40,265people
- Change, 2024-25
- 431people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1.1%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 1,552.94km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 25.93people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 20,556 |
| 2002 | 21,001 |
| 2003 | 21,292 |
| 2004 | 21,518 |
| 2005 | 21,819 |
| 2006 | 22,333 |
| 2007 | 23,135 |
| 2008 | 24,064 |
| 2009 | 25,052 |
| 2010 | 25,861 |
| 2011 | 26,666 |
| 2012 | 27,530 |
| 2013 | 28,228 |
| 2014 | 28,874 |
| 2015 | 29,625 |
| 2016 | 30,465 |
| 2017 | 31,555 |
| 2018 | 32,750 |
| 2019 | 34,213 |
| 2020 | 35,827 |
| 2021 | 37,648 |
| 2022 | 38,608 |
| 2023 | 39,218 |
| 2024 | 39,834 |
| 2025 | 40,265 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 376 people
- Deaths
- 253 people
- Natural increase
- 123 people
- Net internal migration
- 146 people
- Net overseas migration
- 162 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Eureka · Geelong · Polwarth · South Barwon
Legislative Council regions: Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 5 November 2025 countback results - Torquay Ward
- 2024 election results
- 2020 election results
- 30 August 2019 by-election results - Anglesea Ward
- 2 July 2019 countback results - Winchelsea Ward
- 2016 election results
- 21 April 2015 countback results - Winchelsea Ward
- 2012 election results
- 23 September 2010 countback results
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Surf Coast Shire Council subdivision review - final report
- Surf Coast Shire Council subdivision review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Macedon Ranges Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Macedon Ranges Shire Council
Vicmap code 339 · ABS code 24130 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Cassy BorthwickEast Ward
- Daniel YoungEast Ward
- Andrew ScanlonEast Ward
- Dom BonannoSouth Ward
- Rob Guthrie ( countback results )South Ward
- Alison JosephSouth Ward
- Kate KendallWest Ward
- Jennifer AndersonWest Ward
- Janet PearceWest Ward
Macedon Ranges Shire Council has 3 wards with 3 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- West Ward WARD
- East Ward WARD
- South Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 54,464people
- Change, 2024-25
- 879people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1.6%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 1,748.28km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 31.15people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 37,325 |
| 2002 | 37,605 |
| 2003 | 37,942 |
| 2004 | 38,509 |
| 2005 | 38,998 |
| 2006 | 39,383 |
| 2007 | 39,900 |
| 2008 | 40,584 |
| 2009 | 41,582 |
| 2010 | 42,223 |
| 2011 | 42,883 |
| 2012 | 43,794 |
| 2013 | 44,595 |
| 2014 | 45,471 |
| 2015 | 46,373 |
| 2016 | 47,480 |
| 2017 | 48,415 |
| 2018 | 49,302 |
| 2019 | 50,162 |
| 2020 | 50,894 |
| 2021 | 51,599 |
| 2022 | 52,146 |
| 2023 | 52,807 |
| 2024 | 53,585 |
| 2025 | 54,464 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 530 people
- Deaths
- 363 people
- Natural increase
- 167 people
- Net internal migration
- 518 people
- Net overseas migration
- 194 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Euroa · Kalkallo · Macedon · Melton · Sunbury
Legislative Council regions: Northern Metropolitan · Northern Victoria · Western Metropolitan · Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 1 September 2025 countback results - South Ward
- 2024 election results
- 13 November 2023 countback results - South Ward
- 2020 election results
- 2016 election results
- 24 November 2014 countback results - East Ward
- 2012 election results
- 2008 election results
- Macedon Ranges Shire Council representation review - final report
- Macedon Ranges Shire Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Greater Dandenong City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Greater Dandenong City Council
Vicmap code 326 · ABS code 22670 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Rhonda GaradCleeland Ward
- Bob MilkovicDandenong North Ward
- Jim MemetiDandenong Ward
- Isabella DoKeysborough South Ward
- Melinda YimKeysborough Ward
- Lana FormosoNoble Park North Ward
- Sophie TanNoble Park Ward
- Alice Phuong LeSpringvale Central Ward
- Sean O'ReillySpringvale North Ward
- Loi TruongSpringvale South Ward
- Phillip DanhYarraman Ward
Greater Dandenong City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Springvale South Ward WARD
- Springvale Central Ward WARD
- Keysborough South Ward WARD
- Yarraman Ward WARD
- Noble Park Ward WARD
- Dandenong North Ward WARD
- Springvale North Ward WARD
- Cleeland Ward WARD
- Noble Park North Ward WARD
- Keysborough Ward WARD
- Dandenong Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 168,684people
- Change, 2024-25
- 1,937people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1.2%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 129.55km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 1,302.11people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 127,724 |
| 2002 | 127,336 |
| 2003 | 127,060 |
| 2004 | 127,293 |
| 2005 | 128,054 |
| 2006 | 130,068 |
| 2007 | 132,860 |
| 2008 | 135,884 |
| 2009 | 138,740 |
| 2010 | 140,212 |
| 2011 | 142,167 |
| 2012 | 145,116 |
| 2013 | 148,502 |
| 2014 | 152,135 |
| 2015 | 156,061 |
| 2016 | 160,222 |
| 2017 | 162,924 |
| 2018 | 164,895 |
| 2019 | 166,296 |
| 2020 | 165,648 |
| 2021 | 160,100 |
| 2022 | 159,019 |
| 2023 | 163,483 |
| 2024 | 166,747 |
| 2025 | 168,684 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 2,083 people
- Deaths
- 1,066 people
- Natural increase
- 1,017 people
- Net internal migration
- -3,012 people
- Net overseas migration
- 3,932 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Carrum · Clarinda · Cranbourne · Dandenong · Mordialloc · Mulgrave · Narre Warren North · Narre Warren South · Oakleigh · Rowville
Legislative Council regions: South-Eastern Metropolitan · Southern Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 9 March 2024 by-election results - Yarraman Ward
- 2020 election results
- 11 November 2019 countback results - Paperbark Ward
- 8 January 2019 countback results - Paperbark Ward
- 2016 election results
- 2012 election results
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Greater Dandenong City Council representation review - final report
- Greater Dandenong City Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Bayside City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Bayside City Council
Vicmap code 306 · ABS code 20910 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Debbie Taylor-HaynesBeckett Ward
- Robert IrlichtBleazby Ward
- Kylie McIntoshBoyd Ward
- Elli MurrayCastlefield Ward
- Hanna El MouallemDendy Ward
- Geoff LeighEbden Ward
- Andrew HockleyIvison Ward
Bayside City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Castlefield Ward WARD
- Beckett Ward WARD
- Boyd Ward WARD
- Ebden Ward WARD
- Ivison Ward WARD
- Dendy Ward WARD
- Bleazby Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 107,164people
- Change, 2024-25
- 1,331people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1.3%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 37.21km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 2,879.89people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 88,262 |
| 2002 | 88,717 |
| 2003 | 89,088 |
| 2004 | 89,394 |
| 2005 | 89,873 |
| 2006 | 90,807 |
| 2007 | 92,041 |
| 2008 | 93,535 |
| 2009 | 94,850 |
| 2010 | 95,594 |
| 2011 | 96,119 |
| 2012 | 96,971 |
| 2013 | 98,252 |
| 2014 | 99,797 |
| 2015 | 101,268 |
| 2016 | 102,912 |
| 2017 | 103,665 |
| 2018 | 104,623 |
| 2019 | 105,128 |
| 2020 | 105,018 |
| 2021 | 102,328 |
| 2022 | 102,111 |
| 2023 | 104,134 |
| 2024 | 105,833 |
| 2025 | 107,164 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 729 people
- Deaths
- 794 people
- Natural increase
- -65 people
- Net internal migration
- 214 people
- Net overseas migration
- 1,182 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Bentleigh · Brighton · Caulfield · Sandringham
Legislative Council regions: Southern Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Mansfield Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Mansfield Shire Council
Vicmap code 382 · ABS code 24250 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- James TehanMansfield Shire Council
- Steve RabieMansfield Shire Council
- Mandy TreasureMansfield Shire Council
- Bonnie ClarkMansfield Shire Council
- Tim BerenyiMansfield Shire Council
Mansfield Shire Council is unsubdivided with 5 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Mansfield Shire Unsubdivided UNSUBDIVIDED
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 10,979people
- Change, 2024-25
- 209people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1.9%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 3,843.85km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 2.86people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 6,718 |
| 2002 | 6,757 |
| 2003 | 6,807 |
| 2004 | 6,939 |
| 2005 | 7,124 |
| 2006 | 7,357 |
| 2007 | 7,465 |
| 2008 | 7,593 |
| 2009 | 7,754 |
| 2010 | 7,870 |
| 2011 | 7,942 |
| 2012 | 8,097 |
| 2013 | 8,276 |
| 2014 | 8,395 |
| 2015 | 8,530 |
| 2016 | 8,674 |
| 2017 | 8,897 |
| 2018 | 9,153 |
| 2019 | 9,417 |
| 2020 | 9,792 |
| 2021 | 10,121 |
| 2022 | 10,316 |
| 2023 | 10,542 |
| 2024 | 10,770 |
| 2025 | 10,979 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 90 people
- Deaths
- 92 people
- Natural increase
- -2 people
- Net internal migration
- 158 people
- Net overseas migration
- 53 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Eildon · Euroa · Narracan · Ovens Valley
Legislative Council regions: Eastern Victoria · Northern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
West Wimmera Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
West Wimmera Shire Council
Vicmap code 371 · ABS code 26890 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Helen HobbsCouncil-wide
- Tim MeyerCouncil-wide
- Jodie PretloveCouncil-wide
- Richard William HicksCouncil-wide
- Tom HoulihanCouncil-wide
West Wimmera Shire Council is unsubdivided with 5 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- West Wimmera Shire Unsubdivided UNSUBDIVIDED
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 3,915people
- Change, 2024-25
- 12people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.3%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 9,108.68km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 0.43people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 4,808 |
| 2002 | 4,749 |
| 2003 | 4,707 |
| 2004 | 4,636 |
| 2005 | 4,583 |
| 2006 | 4,539 |
| 2007 | 4,488 |
| 2008 | 4,452 |
| 2009 | 4,427 |
| 2010 | 4,373 |
| 2011 | 4,287 |
| 2012 | 4,214 |
| 2013 | 4,124 |
| 2014 | 4,038 |
| 2015 | 3,974 |
| 2016 | 3,937 |
| 2017 | 3,952 |
| 2018 | 3,964 |
| 2019 | 3,979 |
| 2020 | 3,994 |
| 2021 | 3,978 |
| 2022 | 3,930 |
| 2023 | 3,928 |
| 2024 | 3,903 |
| 2025 | 3,915 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 45 people
- Deaths
- 45 people
- Natural increase
- 0 people
- Net internal migration
- 7 people
- Net overseas migration
- 5 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Lowan · Mildura
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria · Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Hindmarsh Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Hindmarsh Shire Council
Vicmap code 330 · ABS code 22980 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Chan UoyEast Ward
- James BarryEast Ward
- Tony ClarkNorth Ward
- Roger AitkenNorth Ward
- Rosie BarkerWest Ward
- Ron IsmayWest Ward
Hindmarsh Shire Council has 3 wards with 2 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- North Ward WARD
- West Ward WARD
- East Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 5,447people
- Change, 2024-25
- 9people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.2%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 7,524.18km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 0.72people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 6,496 |
| 2002 | 6,452 |
| 2003 | 6,361 |
| 2004 | 6,274 |
| 2005 | 6,189 |
| 2006 | 6,119 |
| 2007 | 6,080 |
| 2008 | 6,032 |
| 2009 | 6,025 |
| 2010 | 5,954 |
| 2011 | 5,856 |
| 2012 | 5,857 |
| 2013 | 5,852 |
| 2014 | 5,844 |
| 2015 | 5,808 |
| 2016 | 5,784 |
| 2017 | 5,728 |
| 2018 | 5,691 |
| 2019 | 5,668 |
| 2020 | 5,668 |
| 2021 | 5,656 |
| 2022 | 5,593 |
| 2023 | 5,542 |
| 2024 | 5,438 |
| 2025 | 5,447 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 57 people
- Deaths
- 85 people
- Natural increase
- -28 people
- Net internal migration
- 23 people
- Net overseas migration
- 14 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Lowan · Mildura
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria · Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Golden Plains Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Golden Plains Shire Council
Vicmap code 324 · ABS code 22490 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Gavin Gamble ( countback results )Council-wide
- Sarah HaydenCouncil-wide
- Des PhelanCouncil-wide
- Dom Cook ( countback results )Council-wide
- Emma RobbinsCouncil-wide
- Helena Angela KirbyCouncil-wide
- Owen SharkeyCouncil-wide
Council countback Golden Plains Shire Council is unsubdivided with 7 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Golden Plains Shire Unsubdivided UNSUBDIVIDED
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 26,620people
- Change, 2024-25
- 403people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1.5%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 2,703.39km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 9.85people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 14,872 |
| 2002 | 15,119 |
| 2003 | 15,477 |
| 2004 | 15,931 |
| 2005 | 16,390 |
| 2006 | 16,666 |
| 2007 | 17,022 |
| 2008 | 17,456 |
| 2009 | 17,941 |
| 2010 | 18,441 |
| 2011 | 18,958 |
| 2012 | 19,604 |
| 2013 | 20,362 |
| 2014 | 20,899 |
| 2015 | 21,388 |
| 2016 | 22,016 |
| 2017 | 22,613 |
| 2018 | 23,191 |
| 2019 | 23,810 |
| 2020 | 24,366 |
| 2021 | 24,892 |
| 2022 | 25,243 |
| 2023 | 25,721 |
| 2024 | 26,217 |
| 2025 | 26,620 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 306 people
- Deaths
- 144 people
- Natural increase
- 162 people
- Net internal migration
- 211 people
- Net overseas migration
- 30 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Eureka · Geelong · Lara · Polwarth · Ripon · South Barwon · Wendouree
Legislative Council regions: Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Pyrenees Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Pyrenees Shire Council
Vicmap code 359 · ABS code 25990 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Rebecca WardlawAvoca Ward
- Damian Hugh FerrariBeaufort Ward
- Megan PhelanDe Cameron Ward
- Simon TolErcildoune Ward
- Tanya KehoeMount Emu Ward
Pyrenees Shire Council has 5 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- De Cameron Ward WARD
- Mount Emu Ward WARD
- Avoca Ward WARD
- Beaufort Ward WARD
- Ercildoune Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 7,957people
- Change, 2024-25
- 31people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.4%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 3,434.57km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 2.32people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 6,541 |
| 2002 | 6,546 |
| 2003 | 6,551 |
| 2004 | 6,561 |
| 2005 | 6,603 |
| 2006 | 6,648 |
| 2007 | 6,650 |
| 2008 | 6,661 |
| 2009 | 6,721 |
| 2010 | 6,748 |
| 2011 | 6,759 |
| 2012 | 6,860 |
| 2013 | 6,938 |
| 2014 | 7,047 |
| 2015 | 7,179 |
| 2016 | 7,316 |
| 2017 | 7,325 |
| 2018 | 7,327 |
| 2019 | 7,449 |
| 2020 | 7,544 |
| 2021 | 7,619 |
| 2022 | 7,635 |
| 2023 | 7,759 |
| 2024 | 7,926 |
| 2025 | 7,957 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 60 people
- Deaths
- 77 people
- Natural increase
- -17 people
- Net internal migration
- 38 people
- Net overseas migration
- 10 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Lowan · Polwarth · Ripon
Legislative Council regions: Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 2020 election results
- 17 August 2018 by-election results - Beaufort Ward
- 2016 election results
- 2012 election results
- 7 March 2009 by-election results - Goldsmith Ward
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Pyrenees Shire Council representation review - final report
- Pyrenees Shire Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Strathbogie Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Strathbogie Shire Council
Vicmap code 364 · ABS code 26430 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Scott JefferyCouncil-wide
- Fiona StevensCouncil-wide
- Claire Ewart-KennedyCouncil-wide
- Vicki HalsallCouncil-wide
- Laura BinksCouncil-wide
- Gregory CarlsonCouncil-wide
- Clark HollowayCouncil-wide
Strathbogie Shire Council is unsubdivided with 7 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Strathbogie Shire Unsubdivided UNSUBDIVIDED
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 11,839people
- Change, 2024-25
- 144people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1.2%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 3,303.26km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 3.58people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 9,558 |
| 2002 | 9,538 |
| 2003 | 9,564 |
| 2004 | 9,489 |
| 2005 | 9,455 |
| 2006 | 9,509 |
| 2007 | 9,538 |
| 2008 | 9,552 |
| 2009 | 9,564 |
| 2010 | 9,598 |
| 2011 | 9,598 |
| 2012 | 9,744 |
| 2013 | 9,867 |
| 2014 | 10,018 |
| 2015 | 10,175 |
| 2016 | 10,357 |
| 2017 | 10,532 |
| 2018 | 10,734 |
| 2019 | 10,907 |
| 2020 | 11,158 |
| 2021 | 11,368 |
| 2022 | 11,479 |
| 2023 | 11,551 |
| 2024 | 11,695 |
| 2025 | 11,839 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 115 people
- Deaths
- 134 people
- Natural increase
- -19 people
- Net internal migration
- 132 people
- Net overseas migration
- 31 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Eildon · Euroa · Shepparton
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 11 August 2023 - countback results - Seven Creeks Ward
- 12 July 2023 countback results - Lake Nagambie Ward
- 15 September 2021 countback results - Lake Nagambie Ward
- 2020 election results
- 21 March 2020 by-election results - Honeysuckle Creek Ward
- 20 January 2020 countback results - Lake Nagambie Ward
- 2016 election results
- 2012 election results
- 19 September 2009 by-election results - Hughes Creek Ward
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Strathbogie Shire Council representation review - final report
- Strathbogie Shire Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Mount Buller Alpine Resort - unincorporated-area
Local government · unincorporated area
Mount Buller Alpine Resort
Vicmap code 384 · ABS code 29399 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
This is an unincorporated area, not one of Victoria’s 79 municipal councils. It is retained in the boundary layer so the map does not silently fill it with a neighbouring council. No municipal councillors or council finances are assigned.
ABS reports these eight unincorporated polygons together under code 29399. The aggregate has not been divided between them.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Eildon
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Hobsons Bay City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Hobsons Bay City Council
Vicmap code 331 · ABS code 23110 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Diana GrimaAltona Meadows Ward
- Rayane HawliAltona North Ward
- Daria KellanderAltona Ward
- Paddy Keys-MacphersonLaverton Ward
- Kristin BishopSpotswood Ward
- Michael DisburyWilliamstown North Ward
- Lisa BentleyWilliamstown Ward
Hobsons Bay City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Laverton Ward WARD
- Altona Ward WARD
- Altona North Ward WARD
- Spotswood Ward WARD
- Altona Meadows Ward WARD
- Williamstown North Ward WARD
- Williamstown Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 97,031people
- Change, 2024-25
- 1,707people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1.8%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 64.24km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 1,510.43people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 82,854 |
| 2002 | 83,124 |
| 2003 | 83,107 |
| 2004 | 82,668 |
| 2005 | 82,990 |
| 2006 | 83,906 |
| 2007 | 84,819 |
| 2008 | 85,513 |
| 2009 | 86,767 |
| 2010 | 87,192 |
| 2011 | 87,395 |
| 2012 | 88,339 |
| 2013 | 89,188 |
| 2014 | 90,417 |
| 2015 | 91,674 |
| 2016 | 93,445 |
| 2017 | 94,543 |
| 2018 | 95,150 |
| 2019 | 95,818 |
| 2020 | 95,193 |
| 2021 | 92,267 |
| 2022 | 91,664 |
| 2023 | 93,506 |
| 2024 | 95,324 |
| 2025 | 97,031 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 1,180 people
- Deaths
- 685 people
- Natural increase
- 495 people
- Net internal migration
- 86 people
- Net overseas migration
- 1,126 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Albert Park · Footscray · Laverton · Point Cook · Williamstown
Legislative Council regions: Southern Metropolitan · Western Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 2020 election results
- 2016 election results
- 13 March 2014 countback results - Cherry Lake Ward
- 13 February 2014 countback results - Wetlands Ward
- 2012 election results
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Hobsons Bay City Council representation review - final report
- Hobsons Bay City Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Borough of Queenscliffe Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Borough of Queenscliffe Council
Vicmap code 360 · ABS code 26080 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Donnie GrigauCouncil-wide
- Isabelle TolhurstCouncil-wide
- Brendan MonahanCouncil-wide
- Di RuleCouncil-wide
- Hélène CameronCouncil-wide
Borough of Queenscliffe Council is unsubdivided with 5 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Queenscliffe Borough Unsubdivided UNSUBDIVIDED
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 3,317people
- Change, 2024-25
- 34people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 8.62km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 384.95people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 3,226 |
| 2002 | 3,196 |
| 2003 | 3,158 |
| 2004 | 3,119 |
| 2005 | 3,104 |
| 2006 | 3,086 |
| 2007 | 3,081 |
| 2008 | 3,077 |
| 2009 | 3,065 |
| 2010 | 3,059 |
| 2011 | 3,061 |
| 2012 | 3,057 |
| 2013 | 3,002 |
| 2014 | 2,970 |
| 2015 | 2,933 |
| 2016 | 2,929 |
| 2017 | 2,923 |
| 2018 | 2,954 |
| 2019 | 2,973 |
| 2020 | 3,095 |
| 2021 | 3,236 |
| 2022 | 3,208 |
| 2023 | 3,221 |
| 2024 | 3,283 |
| 2025 | 3,317 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 18 people
- Deaths
- 31 people
- Natural increase
- -13 people
- Net internal migration
- 37 people
- Net overseas migration
- 10 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Bellarine
Legislative Council regions: Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 19 June 2023 countback results
- 12 April 2022 countback results
- 2020 election results
- 2 December 2019 countback results
- 21 November 2016 countback results
- 2016 election results
- 1 February 2016 countback results
- 23 November 2015 countback results
- 2012 election results
- 2008 election results
- Borough of Queenscliffe Council representation review - final report
- Borough of Queenscliffe Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Swan Hill Rural City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Swan Hill Rural City Council
Vicmap code 366 · ABS code 26610 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Stuart KingCouncil-wide
- Terry JenningsCouncil-wide
- Les McPheeCouncil-wide
- Hugh BroadCouncil-wide
- Peta ThorntonCouncil-wide
- Lindsay RogersCouncil-wide
- Phillip EnglefieldCouncil-wide
Swan Hill Rural City Council is unsubdivided with 7 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Swan Hill Rural City Unsubdivided UNSUBDIVIDED
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 20,962people
- Change, 2024-25
- 31people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.1%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 6,115.54km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 3.43people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 21,025 |
| 2002 | 21,065 |
| 2003 | 21,064 |
| 2004 | 21,009 |
| 2005 | 20,977 |
| 2006 | 20,950 |
| 2007 | 20,972 |
| 2008 | 20,976 |
| 2009 | 21,043 |
| 2010 | 20,982 |
| 2011 | 20,865 |
| 2012 | 20,971 |
| 2013 | 21,003 |
| 2014 | 20,940 |
| 2015 | 20,893 |
| 2016 | 20,896 |
| 2017 | 21,069 |
| 2018 | 21,240 |
| 2019 | 21,407 |
| 2020 | 21,499 |
| 2021 | 21,381 |
| 2022 | 21,150 |
| 2023 | 21,092 |
| 2024 | 20,931 |
| 2025 | 20,962 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 326 people
- Deaths
- 194 people
- Natural increase
- 132 people
- Net internal migration
- -249 people
- Net overseas migration
- 148 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Mildura · Murray Plains
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 16 January 2023 countback results
- 2020 election results
- 30 March 2019 by-election results - Murray-Mallee Ward and Robinvale Ward
- 2016 election results
- 2012 election results
- 2008 election results
- Swan Hill Rural City Council representation review - final report
- Swan Hill Rural City Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council
Vicmap code 352 · ABS code 25340 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Kate RoperBeek Beek Ward
- Max PattonBenbenjie Ward
- Vacant - Briars WardVEC note: Anthony Marsh (position vacant - by-election details ) by-election details
- Patrick BinyonBrokil Ward
- David GillCoolart Ward
- Stephen BattyKackeraboite Ward
- Bruce RankenMoorooduc Ward
- Andrea AllenNepean Ward
- Paul PingiaroTanti Ward
- Cam WilliamsTootgarook Ward
- Michael StephensWarringine Ward
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Warringine Ward WARD
- Tootgarook Ward WARD
- Tanti Ward WARD
- Benbenjie Ward WARD
- Nepean Ward WARD
- Beek Beek Ward WARD
- Briars Ward WARD
- Kackeraboite Ward WARD
- Coolart Ward WARD
- Moorooduc Ward WARD
- Brokil Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 172,217people
- Change, 2024-25
- 1,360people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.8%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 723.99km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 237.87people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 131,574 |
| 2002 | 133,997 |
| 2003 | 135,620 |
| 2004 | 136,674 |
| 2005 | 137,759 |
| 2006 | 139,317 |
| 2007 | 141,740 |
| 2008 | 144,403 |
| 2009 | 147,002 |
| 2010 | 148,542 |
| 2011 | 149,271 |
| 2012 | 151,700 |
| 2013 | 154,001 |
| 2014 | 156,500 |
| 2015 | 158,831 |
| 2016 | 161,528 |
| 2017 | 164,188 |
| 2018 | 166,564 |
| 2019 | 168,594 |
| 2020 | 170,186 |
| 2021 | 170,440 |
| 2022 | 169,533 |
| 2023 | 169,891 |
| 2024 | 170,857 |
| 2025 | 172,217 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 1,422 people
- Deaths
- 1,726 people
- Natural increase
- -304 people
- Net internal migration
- 776 people
- Net overseas migration
- 888 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Bass · Frankston · Hastings · Mornington · Nepean
Legislative Council regions: Eastern Victoria · South-Eastern Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 18 March 2023 by-election results - Watson Ward
- 30 January 2023 countback results - Seawinds Ward
- 13 April 2021 countback results - Nepean Ward
- 2020 election results
- 2016 election results
- 23 August 2014 by-election results - Red Hill Ward
- 2012 election results
- 17 July 2010 by-election results - Truemans Ward
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Mornington Peninsula Shire Council subdivision review - final report
- Mornington Peninsula Shire Council subdivision review - final report
- Mornington Peninsula Shire Council representation review - final report
- Mornington Peninsula Shire Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
South Gippsland Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
South Gippsland Shire Council
Vicmap code 361 · ABS code 26170 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Scott RaeCoastal-Promontory Ward
- Sarah GilliganCoastal-Promontory Ward
- Steve FinlayCoastal-Promontory Ward
- Nathan HerseyStrzelecki Ward
- Bron BeachStrzelecki Ward
- John KennedyStrzelecki Ward
- John SchellingTarwin Valley Ward
- Clare WilliamsTarwin Valley Ward
- Brad SnellTarwin Valley Ward
South Gippsland Shire Council has 3 wards with 3 councillors each.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Coastal-Promontory Ward WARD
- Tarwin Valley Ward WARD
- Strzelecki Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 31,109people
- Change, 2024-25
- 172people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.6%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 3,296.33km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 9.44people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 25,762 |
| 2002 | 25,786 |
| 2003 | 25,910 |
| 2004 | 25,957 |
| 2005 | 26,068 |
| 2006 | 26,128 |
| 2007 | 26,350 |
| 2008 | 26,556 |
| 2009 | 26,903 |
| 2010 | 27,173 |
| 2011 | 27,512 |
| 2012 | 27,926 |
| 2013 | 28,273 |
| 2014 | 28,521 |
| 2015 | 28,781 |
| 2016 | 29,122 |
| 2017 | 29,361 |
| 2018 | 29,604 |
| 2019 | 29,923 |
| 2020 | 30,272 |
| 2021 | 30,388 |
| 2022 | 30,669 |
| 2023 | 30,767 |
| 2024 | 30,937 |
| 2025 | 31,109 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 275 people
- Deaths
- 320 people
- Natural increase
- -45 people
- Net internal migration
- 148 people
- Net overseas migration
- 69 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Bass · Gippsland South · Narracan
Legislative Council regions: Eastern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 2021 election results
- 27 May 2019 countback results - Coastal-Promontory Ward
- 8 April 2019 countback results - Tarwin Valley Ward
- 1 April 2019 countback results - Strzelecki Ward
- 5 November 2018 countback results - Tarwin Valley Ward
- 22 October 2018 countback results - Tarwin Valley Ward
- 2016 election results
- 2012 election results
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- South Gippsland Shire Council representation review - final report
- South Gippsland Shire Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Southern Grampians Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Southern Grampians Shire Council
Vicmap code 362 · ABS code 26260 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Adam CampbellCouncil-wide
- Katrina RainsfordCouncil-wide
- Afton R. BarberCouncil-wide
- Tam Ramsay (now known as Tamasyn Ramsay-Grounds) ( countback results )Council-wide
- Helen HenryCouncil-wide
- Jayne ManningCouncil-wide
- Dennis HeslinCouncil-wide
Southern Grampians Shire Council is unsubdivided with 7 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Southern Grampians Shire Unsubdivided UNSUBDIVIDED
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 16,483people
- Change, 2024-25
- 33people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.2%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 6,654.02km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 2.48people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 16,873 |
| 2002 | 16,862 |
| 2003 | 16,880 |
| 2004 | 16,854 |
| 2005 | 16,879 |
| 2006 | 16,858 |
| 2007 | 16,874 |
| 2008 | 16,869 |
| 2009 | 16,822 |
| 2010 | 16,705 |
| 2011 | 16,571 |
| 2012 | 16,461 |
| 2013 | 16,355 |
| 2014 | 16,255 |
| 2015 | 16,162 |
| 2016 | 16,123 |
| 2017 | 16,207 |
| 2018 | 16,291 |
| 2019 | 16,378 |
| 2020 | 16,506 |
| 2021 | 16,492 |
| 2022 | 16,354 |
| 2023 | 16,404 |
| 2024 | 16,450 |
| 2025 | 16,483 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 180 people
- Deaths
- 198 people
- Natural increase
- -18 people
- Net internal migration
- 3 people
- Net overseas migration
- 48 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Lowan · South-West Coast
Legislative Council regions: Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 11 May 2026 countback results
- 2024 election results
- 17 May 2023 countback results
- 2020 election results
- 2016 election results
- 2012 election results
- 2008 election results
- Southern Grampians Shire Council representation review - final report
- Southern Grampians Shire Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Glenelg Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Glenelg Shire Council
Vicmap code 323 · ABS code 22410 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Karen StephensCouncil-wide
- Michael CarrCouncil-wide
- John PepperCouncil-wide
- Mary Picard ( countback results )Council-wide
- Robyn McDonaldCouncil-wide
- Matt JowettCouncil-wide
- Duane AngelinoCouncil-wide
Glenelg Shire Council is unsubdivided with 7 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Glenelg Shire Unsubdivided UNSUBDIVIDED
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 19,908people
- Change, 2024-25
- 0people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 6,218.79km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 3.2people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 20,083 |
| 2002 | 20,065 |
| 2003 | 20,039 |
| 2004 | 20,033 |
| 2005 | 20,051 |
| 2006 | 20,077 |
| 2007 | 20,035 |
| 2008 | 20,020 |
| 2009 | 19,995 |
| 2010 | 19,949 |
| 2011 | 19,848 |
| 2012 | 19,825 |
| 2013 | 19,797 |
| 2014 | 19,755 |
| 2015 | 19,722 |
| 2016 | 19,759 |
| 2017 | 19,802 |
| 2018 | 19,893 |
| 2019 | 19,992 |
| 2020 | 20,055 |
| 2021 | 20,058 |
| 2022 | 19,975 |
| 2023 | 19,944 |
| 2024 | 19,908 |
| 2025 | 19,908 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 195 people
- Deaths
- 202 people
- Natural increase
- -7 people
- Net internal migration
- -28 people
- Net overseas migration
- 35 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Lowan · South-West Coast
Legislative Council regions: Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 1 June 2026 - countback results
- 2024 election results
- 4 December 2023 - countback results
- 29 November 2023 - countback results
- 7 August 2023 - countback results
- 2020 election results
- 2016 election results
- 2012 election results
- 2008 election results
- Glenelg Shire Council representation review - final report
- Glenelg Shire Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Casey City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Casey City Council
Vicmap code 312 · ABS code 21610 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Scott William DowlingAkoonah Ward
- Kim RossCasuarina Ward
- Gary RoweCorrea Ward
- Michelle CrowtherCranbourne Gardens Ward
- Anthony WalterDillwynia Ward
- Dave PerryGrevillea Ward
- Melinda AmbrosKalora Ward
- Shane TaylorKowan Ward
- Carolyn EavesQuarters Ward
- Lynette PereiraRiver Gum Ward
- Jennifer DizonTooradin Ward
- Stefan KoomenWaratah Ward
Casey City Council has 12 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Correa Ward WARD
- Akoonah Ward WARD
- Grevillea Ward WARD
- Quarters Ward WARD
- Casuarina Ward WARD
- River Gum Ward WARD
- Dillwynia Ward WARD
- Tooradin Ward WARD
- Kowan Ward WARD
- Waratah Ward WARD
- Kalora Ward WARD
- Cranbourne Gardens Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 414,929people
- Change, 2024-25
- 10,721people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 2.7%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 409.43km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 1,013.43people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 180,444 |
| 2002 | 188,914 |
| 2003 | 198,652 |
| 2004 | 206,646 |
| 2005 | 213,821 |
| 2006 | 220,440 |
| 2007 | 228,496 |
| 2008 | 237,529 |
| 2009 | 246,678 |
| 2010 | 254,471 |
| 2011 | 261,282 |
| 2012 | 269,240 |
| 2013 | 278,023 |
| 2014 | 287,937 |
| 2015 | 299,528 |
| 2016 | 312,789 |
| 2017 | 324,946 |
| 2018 | 338,087 |
| 2019 | 352,006 |
| 2020 | 363,970 |
| 2021 | 369,558 |
| 2022 | 378,500 |
| 2023 | 391,277 |
| 2024 | 404,208 |
| 2025 | 414,929 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 6,244 people
- Deaths
- 1,730 people
- Natural increase
- 4,514 people
- Net internal migration
- 1,825 people
- Net overseas migration
- 4,382 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Bass · Berwick · Carrum · Cranbourne · Dandenong · Hastings · Monbulk · Narre Warren North · Narre Warren South · Pakenham · Rowville
Legislative Council regions: Eastern Victoria · South-Eastern Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 3 April 2017 countback results - Mayfield Ward
- 2016 election results
- 3 December 2012 countback results - Springfield Ward
- 2012 election results
- 13 January 2011 countback results - Springfield Ward
- 20 December 2010 countback results - Edrington Ward
- 15 March 2010 countback results - Four Oaks Ward
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Casey City Council representation review - final report
- Casey City Council representation review - final report
- Casey City Council subdivision review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Knox City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Knox City Council
Vicmap code 336 · ABS code 23670 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Peter LockwoodBaird Ward
- Paige KennettChandler Ward
- Chris DuncanCollier Ward
- Robert WilliamsDinsdale Ward
- Meagan BakerDobson Ward
- Parisa ConsidineFriberg Ward
- Lisa CooperScott Ward
- Susan PearceTaylor Ward
- Glen AtwellTirhatuan Ward
Knox City Council has 9 wards, with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Friberg Ward WARD
- Collier Ward WARD
- Dinsdale Ward WARD
- Chandler Ward WARD
- Baird Ward WARD
- Scott Ward WARD
- Tirhatuan Ward WARD
- Dobson Ward WARD
- Taylor Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 163,820people
- Change, 2024-25
- 864people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.5%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 113.91km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 1,438.14people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 146,525 |
| 2002 | 147,952 |
| 2003 | 149,038 |
| 2004 | 149,068 |
| 2005 | 149,362 |
| 2006 | 150,275 |
| 2007 | 151,343 |
| 2008 | 152,538 |
| 2009 | 154,122 |
| 2010 | 154,643 |
| 2011 | 154,625 |
| 2012 | 155,406 |
| 2013 | 156,347 |
| 2014 | 157,434 |
| 2015 | 158,700 |
| 2016 | 160,353 |
| 2017 | 161,525 |
| 2018 | 162,459 |
| 2019 | 163,308 |
| 2020 | 163,242 |
| 2021 | 160,481 |
| 2022 | 159,382 |
| 2023 | 161,552 |
| 2024 | 162,956 |
| 2025 | 163,820 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 1,603 people
- Deaths
- 1,132 people
- Natural increase
- 471 people
- Net internal migration
- -1,119 people
- Net overseas migration
- 1,512 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Bayswater · Croydon · Dandenong · Glen Waverley · Monbulk · Mulgrave · Narre Warren North · Ringwood · Rowville
Legislative Council regions: Eastern Victoria · North-Eastern Metropolitan · South-Eastern Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 2020 election results
- 30 March 2019 by-election results - Collier Ward
- 2016 election results
- 25 April 2015 by-election results - Scott Ward
- 2012 election results
- 2008 election results
- Knox City Council representation review - final report
- Knox City Council subdivision review - final report
- Knox City Council subdivision review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Monash City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Monash City Council
Vicmap code 348 · ABS code 24970 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Cameron LittleBanksia Ward
- Rebecca PatersonBlackburn Ward
- Geoff LakeGallaghers Ward
- Anjalee De SilvaGardiners Creek Ward
- Elisha LeeJells Ward
- Brian LittleMayfield Ward
- Nicky LuoScotchmans Creek Ward
- Josh FergeusUniversity Ward
- Stuart JamesWarrigal Ward
- Shane McCluskeyWaverley Park Ward
- Paul KlisarisWellington Ward
Monash City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Blackburn Ward WARD
- Waverley Park Ward WARD
- Jells Ward WARD
- University Ward WARD
- Scotchmans Creek Ward WARD
- Warrigal Ward WARD
- Gardiners Creek Ward WARD
- Wellington Ward WARD
- Gallaghers Ward WARD
- Banksia Ward WARD
- Mayfield Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 211,833people
- Change, 2024-25
- 3,235people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1.6%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 81.48km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 2,599.72people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 162,135 |
| 2002 | 162,430 |
| 2003 | 162,824 |
| 2004 | 163,495 |
| 2005 | 164,949 |
| 2006 | 167,010 |
| 2007 | 169,145 |
| 2008 | 171,321 |
| 2009 | 174,398 |
| 2010 | 175,731 |
| 2011 | 177,345 |
| 2012 | 180,312 |
| 2013 | 183,255 |
| 2014 | 186,150 |
| 2015 | 189,174 |
| 2016 | 192,625 |
| 2017 | 195,666 |
| 2018 | 198,010 |
| 2019 | 199,762 |
| 2020 | 200,791 |
| 2021 | 192,893 |
| 2022 | 194,759 |
| 2023 | 203,305 |
| 2024 | 208,598 |
| 2025 | 211,833 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 1,655 people
- Deaths
- 1,533 people
- Natural increase
- 122 people
- Net internal migration
- -2,976 people
- Net overseas migration
- 6,089 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Ashwood · Bentleigh · Clarinda · Dandenong · Glen Waverley · Malvern · Mulgrave · Oakleigh · Rowville
Legislative Council regions: North-Eastern Metropolitan · South-Eastern Metropolitan · Southern Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 2020 election results
- 2016 election results
- 14 June 2016 countback results - Mulgrave Ward
- 23 May 2016 countback results - Oakleigh Ward
- 22 December 2014 countback results - Oakleigh Ward
- 12 June 2013 countback results - Mount Waverley Ward
- 2012 election results
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Monash City Council subdivision review - final report
- Monash City Council subdivision review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Ballarat City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Ballarat City Council
Vicmap code 302 · ABS code 20570 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Damon SaundersAlfredton Ward
- Ted LapkinBrown Hill Ward
- Ben TaylorBuninyong Ward
- Samantha McIntoshCentral Ward
- Tracey HargreavesDelacombe Ward
- Tess MorganGolden Point Ward
- Jim RinaldiNorth Ward
- Des HudsonSebastopol Ward
- Jay MorrisonWendouree Ward
Ballarat City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Central Ward WARD
- Delacombe Ward WARD
- Brown Hill Ward WARD
- Sebastopol Ward WARD
- Buninyong Ward WARD
- Alfredton Ward WARD
- Golden Point Ward WARD
- North Ward WARD
- Wendouree Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 122,661people
- Change, 2024-25
- 2,102people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1.7%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 739.03km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 165.98people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 82,333 |
| 2002 | 83,168 |
| 2003 | 84,190 |
| 2004 | 84,775 |
| 2005 | 85,663 |
| 2006 | 86,647 |
| 2007 | 87,796 |
| 2008 | 89,531 |
| 2009 | 91,390 |
| 2010 | 93,359 |
| 2011 | 95,185 |
| 2012 | 96,728 |
| 2013 | 98,344 |
| 2014 | 99,914 |
| 2015 | 101,479 |
| 2016 | 103,500 |
| 2017 | 105,551 |
| 2018 | 107,608 |
| 2019 | 109,773 |
| 2020 | 111,645 |
| 2021 | 113,504 |
| 2022 | 115,761 |
| 2023 | 117,788 |
| 2024 | 120,559 |
| 2025 | 122,661 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 1,565 people
- Deaths
- 997 people
- Natural increase
- 568 people
- Net internal migration
- 1,047 people
- Net overseas migration
- 487 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Eureka · Ripon · Wendouree
Legislative Council regions: Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Moonee Valley City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Moonee Valley City Council
Vicmap code 349 · ABS code 25060 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Hamish JonesAirport Ward
- John BarnesBuckley Ward
- Paula TheocharidesCanning Ward
- Phil BurnFairbairn Ward
- John SipekMilleara Ward
- Rose IserMyrnong Ward
- Ava AdamsQueens Park Ward
- Samantha ByrneSteele Creek Ward
- Fran CosgriffWoodlands Ward
Moonee Valley City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Myrnong Ward WARD
- Canning Ward WARD
- Buckley Ward WARD
- Steele Creek Ward WARD
- Milleara Ward WARD
- Queens Park Ward WARD
- Fairbairn Ward WARD
- Woodlands Ward WARD
- Airport Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 130,501people
- Change, 2024-25
- 1,277people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 43.14km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 3,025.17people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 104,793 |
| 2002 | 104,856 |
| 2003 | 104,629 |
| 2004 | 104,632 |
| 2005 | 105,059 |
| 2006 | 105,717 |
| 2007 | 106,716 |
| 2008 | 108,417 |
| 2009 | 110,367 |
| 2010 | 111,363 |
| 2011 | 112,180 |
| 2012 | 113,673 |
| 2013 | 115,464 |
| 2014 | 117,763 |
| 2015 | 120,231 |
| 2016 | 122,871 |
| 2017 | 124,321 |
| 2018 | 125,487 |
| 2019 | 126,406 |
| 2020 | 126,786 |
| 2021 | 122,950 |
| 2022 | 122,800 |
| 2023 | 126,135 |
| 2024 | 129,224 |
| 2025 | 130,501 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 1,239 people
- Deaths
- 883 people
- Natural increase
- 356 people
- Net internal migration
- -916 people
- Net overseas migration
- 1,837 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Broadmeadows · Brunswick · Essendon · Footscray · Laverton · Melbourne · Niddrie · Pascoe Vale · St Albans
Legislative Council regions: Northern Metropolitan · Western Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Greater Bendigo City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Greater Bendigo City Council
Vicmap code 325 · ABS code 22620 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Shivali ChatleyAxedale Ward
- Aaron SpongEppalock Ward
- Andrea MetcalfEpsom Ward
- Karen CorrGolden Square Ward
- Abhishek AwasthiKennington Ward
- Thomas PrinceLake Weeroona Ward
- Vacant - Lockwood WardVEC note: Position vacant ( by-election details ) by-election details
- Damien HurrellRavenswood Ward
- Owen CosgriffWhipstick Ward
Greater Bendigo City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Epsom Ward WARD
- Whipstick Ward WARD
- Eppalock Ward WARD
- Lockwood Ward WARD
- Golden Square Ward WARD
- Kennington Ward WARD
- Axedale Ward WARD
- Lake Weeroona Ward WARD
- Ravenswood Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 126,568people
- Change, 2024-25
- 1,275people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 2,999.97km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 42.19people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 89,071 |
| 2002 | 90,176 |
| 2003 | 91,513 |
| 2004 | 92,535 |
| 2005 | 93,269 |
| 2006 | 94,577 |
| 2007 | 96,097 |
| 2008 | 97,417 |
| 2009 | 99,003 |
| 2010 | 100,506 |
| 2011 | 101,995 |
| 2012 | 103,905 |
| 2013 | 105,957 |
| 2014 | 107,955 |
| 2015 | 109,908 |
| 2016 | 112,267 |
| 2017 | 114,265 |
| 2018 | 116,186 |
| 2019 | 118,214 |
| 2020 | 119,958 |
| 2021 | 121,272 |
| 2022 | 122,426 |
| 2023 | 123,790 |
| 2024 | 125,293 |
| 2025 | 126,568 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 1,499 people
- Deaths
- 1,049 people
- Natural increase
- 450 people
- Net internal migration
- 423 people
- Net overseas migration
- 402 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Bendigo East · Bendigo West · Euroa · Macedon · Murray Plains · Ripon
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria · Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 28 March 2026 by-election results - Lockwood Ward
- 2024 election results
- 2020 election results
- 8 October 2019 countback results - Eppalock Ward
- 23 October 2018 countback results - Whipstick Ward
- 2016 election results
- 2012 election results
- 17 July 2010 by-election results - North West Plains Ward
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Greater Bendigo City Council representation review - final report
- Greater Bendigo City Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Campaspe Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Campaspe Shire Council
Vicmap code 310 · ABS code 21370 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Rob AmosCouncil-wide
- Jessica MitchellCouncil-wide
- Paul JarmanCouncil-wide
- John ZobecCouncil-wide
- Luke SharrockCouncil-wide
- Tony MarwoodCouncil-wide
- Adrian WestonCouncil-wide
- Daniel MackrellCouncil-wide
- Zoe CookCouncil-wide
Campaspe Shire Council is unsubdivided with 9 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Campaspe Shire Unsubdivided UNSUBDIVIDED
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 37,954people
- Change, 2024-25
- -30people
- Growth, 2024-25
- -0.1%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 4,519.07km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 8.4people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 36,011 |
| 2002 | 36,247 |
| 2003 | 36,457 |
| 2004 | 36,549 |
| 2005 | 36,779 |
| 2006 | 36,969 |
| 2007 | 37,020 |
| 2008 | 37,017 |
| 2009 | 37,021 |
| 2010 | 36,973 |
| 2011 | 36,855 |
| 2012 | 37,041 |
| 2013 | 37,213 |
| 2014 | 37,338 |
| 2015 | 37,429 |
| 2016 | 37,595 |
| 2017 | 37,799 |
| 2018 | 37,948 |
| 2019 | 38,128 |
| 2020 | 38,379 |
| 2021 | 38,556 |
| 2022 | 38,432 |
| 2023 | 38,168 |
| 2024 | 37,984 |
| 2025 | 37,954 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 432 people
- Deaths
- 465 people
- Natural increase
- -33 people
- Net internal migration
- -79 people
- Net overseas migration
- 82 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Bendigo East · Euroa · Murray Plains · Shepparton
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 2020 election results
- 2016 election results
- 20 February 2016 by-election results - Western Ward
- 28 January 2015 countback results - Kyabram-Deakin Ward
- 4 September 2013 countback results - Kyabram-Deakin Ward
- 2012 election results
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Campaspe Shire Council representation review - final report
- Campaspe Shire Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Warrnambool City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Warrnambool City Council
Vicmap code 369 · ABS code 26730 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Billy EdisBotanic Ward
- Debbie ArnottCentral Ward
- Willy BenterHopkins River Ward
- Matthew WalshPertobe Ward
- Vicki JelliePlatypus Park Ward
- Ben BlainRussells Creek Ward
- Richard ZiegelerWollaston Ward
Warrnambool City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Russells Creek Ward WARD
- Platypus Park Ward WARD
- Pertobe Ward WARD
- Wollaston Ward WARD
- Botanic Ward WARD
- Hopkins River Ward WARD
- Central Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 36,255people
- Change, 2024-25
- 357people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 120.95km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 299.76people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 29,180 |
| 2002 | 29,658 |
| 2003 | 29,998 |
| 2004 | 30,266 |
| 2005 | 30,553 |
| 2006 | 30,959 |
| 2007 | 31,380 |
| 2008 | 31,696 |
| 2009 | 32,036 |
| 2010 | 32,370 |
| 2011 | 32,667 |
| 2012 | 33,059 |
| 2013 | 33,423 |
| 2014 | 33,729 |
| 2015 | 34,005 |
| 2016 | 34,242 |
| 2017 | 34,520 |
| 2018 | 34,823 |
| 2019 | 35,104 |
| 2020 | 35,418 |
| 2021 | 35,433 |
| 2022 | 35,460 |
| 2023 | 35,726 |
| 2024 | 35,898 |
| 2025 | 36,255 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 418 people
- Deaths
- 340 people
- Natural increase
- 78 people
- Net internal migration
- 68 people
- Net overseas migration
- 211 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: South-West Coast
Legislative Council regions: Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Mildura Rural City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Mildura Rural City Council
Vicmap code 345 · ABS code 24780 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Katie ClementsCity Gate Ward
- Helen HealyHenderson Park Ward
- Rebecca Louise CrosslingKaradoc Ward
- Glenn MilneKings Billabong Ward
- Troy BaileyLake Ranfurly Ward
- Ali CupperMildura Wetlands Ward
- Ian Richard ArneyMillewa Ward
- Jodi ReynoldsNowingi Place Ward
- Greg BrownSunset Country Ward
Mildura Rural City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Henderson Park Ward WARD
- City Gate Ward WARD
- Nowingi Place Ward WARD
- Sunset Country Ward WARD
- Kings Billabong Ward WARD
- Millewa Ward WARD
- Lake Ranfurly Ward WARD
- Karadoc Ward WARD
- Mildura Wetlands Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 57,309people
- Change, 2024-25
- 175people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.3%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 22,081.92km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 2.6people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 48,865 |
| 2002 | 49,405 |
| 2003 | 49,534 |
| 2004 | 49,677 |
| 2005 | 49,981 |
| 2006 | 50,540 |
| 2007 | 50,855 |
| 2008 | 51,140 |
| 2009 | 51,373 |
| 2010 | 51,625 |
| 2011 | 51,822 |
| 2012 | 52,475 |
| 2013 | 53,156 |
| 2014 | 53,737 |
| 2015 | 54,156 |
| 2016 | 54,658 |
| 2017 | 55,433 |
| 2018 | 56,154 |
| 2019 | 56,764 |
| 2020 | 57,335 |
| 2021 | 56,966 |
| 2022 | 56,947 |
| 2023 | 57,167 |
| 2024 | 57,134 |
| 2025 | 57,309 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 805 people
- Deaths
- 576 people
- Natural increase
- 229 people
- Net internal migration
- -383 people
- Net overseas migration
- 329 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Lowan · Mildura
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria · Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 20 April 2022 countback results
- 2020 election results
- 15 January 2019 countback results
- 13 November 2018 countback results
- 2016 election results
- 2012 election results
- 3 May 2011 countback results
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Mildura Rural City Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Manningham City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Manningham City Council
Vicmap code 340 · ABS code 24210 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Geoff GoughBolin Ward
- Andrew ConlonCurrawong Ward
- Peter Timothy BainManna Ward
- Jim GrivasRuffey Ward
- Laura MayneSchramm Ward
- Deirdre DiamanteTullamore Ward
- Anna ChenWaldau Ward
- Isabella EltahaWesterfolds Ward
- Carli LangeYarra Ward
Manningham City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Ruffey Ward WARD
- Tullamore Ward WARD
- Westerfolds Ward WARD
- Currawong Ward WARD
- Bolin Ward WARD
- Waldau Ward WARD
- Manna Ward WARD
- Yarra Ward WARD
- Schramm Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 132,912people
- Change, 2024-25
- 1,549people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1.2%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 113.35km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 1,172.6people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 113,194 |
| 2002 | 113,422 |
| 2003 | 113,434 |
| 2004 | 113,308 |
| 2005 | 113,432 |
| 2006 | 113,914 |
| 2007 | 114,771 |
| 2008 | 115,539 |
| 2009 | 116,372 |
| 2010 | 116,656 |
| 2011 | 116,750 |
| 2012 | 117,440 |
| 2013 | 118,357 |
| 2014 | 119,437 |
| 2015 | 120,785 |
| 2016 | 122,570 |
| 2017 | 124,126 |
| 2018 | 125,091 |
| 2019 | 126,873 |
| 2020 | 127,987 |
| 2021 | 125,821 |
| 2022 | 126,379 |
| 2023 | 129,294 |
| 2024 | 131,363 |
| 2025 | 132,912 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 964 people
- Deaths
- 1,024 people
- Natural increase
- -60 people
- Net internal migration
- -640 people
- Net overseas migration
- 2,249 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Box Hill · Bulleen · Croydon · Eildon · Eltham · Ivanhoe · Kew · Ringwood · Warrandyte
Legislative Council regions: North-Eastern Metropolitan · Northern Victoria · Southern Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 2020 election results
- 2016 election results
- 11 July 2011 countback results - Koonung Ward
- 12 January 2011 countback results - Koonung Ward
- 2012 election results
- 2008 election results
- Manningham City Council representation review - final report
- Manningham City Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Whitehorse City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Whitehorse City Council
Vicmap code 372 · ABS code 26980 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Kieran SimpsonCootamundra Ward
- Daniel GriffithsEley Ward
- Blair BarkerElgar Ward
- Kirsten LangfordKingsley Ward
- Hayley WellerLake Ward
- Jason MartinMahoneys Ward
- Prue CuttsSimpson Ward
- Peter John AllanSparks Ward
- Jarrod GunnTerrara Ward
- Ben StennettWalker Ward
- Andrew DavenportWattle Ward
Whitehorse City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Terrara Ward WARD
- Simpson Ward WARD
- Sparks Ward WARD
- Walker Ward WARD
- Mahoneys Ward WARD
- Eley Ward WARD
- Kingsley Ward WARD
- Cootamundra Ward WARD
- Lake Ward WARD
- Wattle Ward WARD
- Elgar Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 185,256people
- Change, 2024-25
- 2,447people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1.3%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 64.28km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 2,882.01people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 146,178 |
| 2002 | 146,110 |
| 2003 | 146,036 |
| 2004 | 146,453 |
| 2005 | 147,344 |
| 2006 | 149,017 |
| 2007 | 151,180 |
| 2008 | 153,487 |
| 2009 | 155,959 |
| 2010 | 157,058 |
| 2011 | 157,538 |
| 2012 | 159,661 |
| 2013 | 162,081 |
| 2014 | 164,320 |
| 2015 | 166,679 |
| 2016 | 169,641 |
| 2017 | 172,376 |
| 2018 | 174,431 |
| 2019 | 175,862 |
| 2020 | 176,794 |
| 2021 | 171,077 |
| 2022 | 172,277 |
| 2023 | 178,332 |
| 2024 | 182,809 |
| 2025 | 185,256 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 1,407 people
- Deaths
- 1,245 people
- Natural increase
- 162 people
- Net internal migration
- -1,811 people
- Net overseas migration
- 4,096 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Ashwood · Bayswater · Box Hill · Bulleen · Glen Waverley · Hawthorn · Kew · Ringwood · Rowville · Warrandyte
Legislative Council regions: North-Eastern Metropolitan · South-Eastern Metropolitan · Southern Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Alpine Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Alpine Shire Council
Vicmap code 300 · ABS code 20110 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Sarah NicholasCouncil-wide
- John AndersenCouncil-wide
- Gareth GrahamCouncil-wide
- Peter SmithCouncil-wide
- Noah TanzenCouncil-wide
- David ByrneCouncil-wide
- Jean-Pierre RoncoCouncil-wide
Alpine Shire Council is unsubdivided with 7 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Alpine Shire Unsubdivided UNSUBDIVIDED
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 13,236people
- Change, 2024-25
- 121people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.9%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 4,788.16km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 2.76people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 12,709 |
| 2002 | 12,655 |
| 2003 | 12,581 |
| 2004 | 12,432 |
| 2005 | 12,372 |
| 2006 | 12,260 |
| 2007 | 12,227 |
| 2008 | 12,156 |
| 2009 | 12,112 |
| 2010 | 12,089 |
| 2011 | 12,068 |
| 2012 | 12,183 |
| 2013 | 12,283 |
| 2014 | 12,355 |
| 2015 | 12,429 |
| 2016 | 12,578 |
| 2017 | 12,687 |
| 2018 | 12,822 |
| 2019 | 12,904 |
| 2020 | 13,054 |
| 2021 | 13,166 |
| 2022 | 13,132 |
| 2023 | 13,117 |
| 2024 | 13,115 |
| 2025 | 13,236 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 142 people
- Deaths
- 118 people
- Natural increase
- 24 people
- Net internal migration
- 48 people
- Net overseas migration
- 49 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Benambra · Gippsland East · Ovens Valley
Legislative Council regions: Eastern Victoria · Northern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Bass Coast Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Bass Coast Shire Council
Vicmap code 304 · ABS code 20740 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Brett TessariBunurong Ward
- Meg EdwardsBunurong Ward
- Mat MorganBunurong Ward
- Ron BauerIsland Ward
- Tracey BellIsland Ward
- Tim O'BrienIsland Ward
- Rochelle HalsteadWestern Port Ward
- Jon TembyWestern Port Ward
- Jan ThompsonWestern Port Ward
Bass Coast Shire Council has 3 wards with 3 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Island Ward WARD
- Bunurong Ward WARD
- Western Port Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 44,377people
- Change, 2024-25
- 909people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 2.1%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 865.81km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 51.25people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 25,243 |
| 2002 | 25,809 |
| 2003 | 26,224 |
| 2004 | 26,476 |
| 2005 | 26,894 |
| 2006 | 26,941 |
| 2007 | 27,408 |
| 2008 | 27,981 |
| 2009 | 28,561 |
| 2010 | 29,474 |
| 2011 | 30,233 |
| 2012 | 30,811 |
| 2013 | 31,331 |
| 2014 | 31,917 |
| 2015 | 32,576 |
| 2016 | 33,464 |
| 2017 | 34,748 |
| 2018 | 36,083 |
| 2019 | 37,440 |
| 2020 | 38,950 |
| 2021 | 40,675 |
| 2022 | 41,780 |
| 2023 | 42,673 |
| 2024 | 43,468 |
| 2025 | 44,377 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 393 people
- Deaths
- 408 people
- Natural increase
- -15 people
- Net internal migration
- 812 people
- Net overseas migration
- 112 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Bass · Gippsland South
Legislative Council regions: Eastern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Northern Grampians Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Northern Grampians Shire Council
Vicmap code 357 · ABS code 25810 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Karen HyslopCentral Ward
- Jenny GreenbergerCentral Ward
- Justine HideGrampians Ward
- Jack BlakeGrampians Ward
- Karen ProbstKara Kara Ward
- Murray EmersonKara Kara Ward
Northern Grampians Shire Council has 3 wards with 2 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Central Ward WARD
- Kara Kara Ward WARD
- Grampians Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 11,804people
- Change, 2024-25
- 80people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.7%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 5,729.88km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 2.06people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 12,857 |
| 2002 | 12,793 |
| 2003 | 12,616 |
| 2004 | 12,460 |
| 2005 | 12,285 |
| 2006 | 12,095 |
| 2007 | 12,095 |
| 2008 | 12,087 |
| 2009 | 12,117 |
| 2010 | 12,113 |
| 2011 | 12,054 |
| 2012 | 11,970 |
| 2013 | 11,880 |
| 2014 | 11,777 |
| 2015 | 11,644 |
| 2016 | 11,570 |
| 2017 | 11,591 |
| 2018 | 11,634 |
| 2019 | 11,707 |
| 2020 | 11,805 |
| 2021 | 11,886 |
| 2022 | 11,824 |
| 2023 | 11,809 |
| 2024 | 11,724 |
| 2025 | 11,804 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 141 people
- Deaths
- 141 people
- Natural increase
- 0 people
- Net internal migration
- 42 people
- Net overseas migration
- 38 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Lowan · Mildura · Ripon
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria · Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 5 November 2022 by-election results - Kara Kara Ward
- 20 February 2021 by-election results - Kara Kara Ward
- 28 November 2020 by-election results - South West Ward
- 2020 election results
- 2016 election results
- 15 March 2014 by-election results - South West Ward
- 23 November 2013 by-election results - Kara Kara Ward
- 2012 election results
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Northern Grampians Shire Council representation review - final report
- Northern Grampians Shire Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Mount Hotham Alpine Resort - unincorporated-area
Local government · unincorporated area
Mount Hotham Alpine Resort
Vicmap code 388 · ABS code 29399 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
This is an unincorporated area, not one of Victoria’s 79 municipal councils. It is retained in the boundary layer so the map does not silently fill it with a neighbouring council. No municipal councillors or council finances are assigned.
ABS reports these eight unincorporated polygons together under code 29399. The aggregate has not been divided between them.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Ovens Valley
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Horsham Rural City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Horsham Rural City Council
Vicmap code 332 · ABS code 23190 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Dean O'LoughlinGreen Park Ward
- Todd C. WilsonHorsham North Ward
- Rebecca SluggettKalimna Ward
- Cam McDonaldMay Park Ward
- Angela MunnOatlands Ward
- Ian RossPine Lake Ward
- Brian KlowssWyn Wyn Ward
Horsham Rural City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Green Park Ward WARD
- Oatlands Ward WARD
- Wyn Wyn Ward WARD
- Kalimna Ward WARD
- May Park Ward WARD
- Pine Lake Ward WARD
- Horsham North Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 20,252people
- Change, 2024-25
- -15people
- Growth, 2024-25
- -0.1%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 4,266.77km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 4.75people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 18,305 |
| 2002 | 18,326 |
| 2003 | 18,340 |
| 2004 | 18,413 |
| 2005 | 18,584 |
| 2006 | 18,770 |
| 2007 | 18,917 |
| 2008 | 19,060 |
| 2009 | 19,243 |
| 2010 | 19,390 |
| 2011 | 19,523 |
| 2012 | 19,608 |
| 2013 | 19,694 |
| 2014 | 19,748 |
| 2015 | 19,792 |
| 2016 | 19,884 |
| 2017 | 19,977 |
| 2018 | 20,064 |
| 2019 | 20,200 |
| 2020 | 20,385 |
| 2021 | 20,376 |
| 2022 | 20,308 |
| 2023 | 20,231 |
| 2024 | 20,267 |
| 2025 | 20,252 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 260 people
- Deaths
- 175 people
- Natural increase
- 85 people
- Net internal migration
- -153 people
- Net overseas migration
- 53 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Lowan
Legislative Council regions: Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
East Gippsland Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
East Gippsland Shire Council
Vicmap code 319 · ABS code 22110 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Sonia BuckleyCouncil-wide
- John WhiteCouncil-wide
- Bernie FarquharCouncil-wide
- Arthur AllenCouncil-wide
- Ian TrevaskisCouncil-wide
- Tom CrookCouncil-wide
- Jodie AshworthCouncil-wide
- Barry DavisCouncil-wide
- Joanne EastmanCouncil-wide
East Gippsland Shire Council is unsubdivided with 9 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- East Gippsland Shire Unsubdivided UNSUBDIVIDED
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 49,669people
- Change, 2024-25
- 486people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 20,939.5km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 2.37people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 38,843 |
| 2002 | 39,112 |
| 2003 | 39,329 |
| 2004 | 39,776 |
| 2005 | 40,173 |
| 2006 | 40,544 |
| 2007 | 40,969 |
| 2008 | 41,416 |
| 2009 | 41,904 |
| 2010 | 42,385 |
| 2011 | 42,826 |
| 2012 | 43,329 |
| 2013 | 43,809 |
| 2014 | 44,277 |
| 2015 | 44,868 |
| 2016 | 45,600 |
| 2017 | 46,219 |
| 2018 | 46,881 |
| 2019 | 47,464 |
| 2020 | 47,874 |
| 2021 | 48,477 |
| 2022 | 48,810 |
| 2023 | 49,002 |
| 2024 | 49,183 |
| 2025 | 49,669 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 462 people
- Deaths
- 598 people
- Natural increase
- -136 people
- Net internal migration
- 535 people
- Net overseas migration
- 87 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Benambra · Gippsland East · Gippsland South · Ovens Valley
Legislative Council regions: Eastern Victoria · Northern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 2020 election results
- 14 February 2017 countback results
- 2016 election results
- 19 January 2016 countback results
- 2012 election results
- 2008 election results
- East Gippsland Shire Council representation review - final report
- East Gippsland Shire Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Melton City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Melton City Council
Vicmap code 344 · ABS code 24650 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Steve AbboushiBullum Bullum Ward
- Bob TurnerCambrian Ward
- Brandi MorrisCoolibah Ward
- John VerdonHilltop Ward
- Ashleigh VandenbergJackwood Ward
- Kathy MajdlikLake Caroline Ward
- Phillip ZadaMount Atkinson Ward
- Julie ShannonStringybark Ward
- Lara CarliSugar Gum Ward
- Sophie RamseyWatts Ward
Melton City Council has 10 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Watts Ward WARD
- Sugar Gum Ward WARD
- Stringybark Ward WARD
- Cambrian Ward WARD
- Coolibah Ward WARD
- Lake Caroline Ward WARD
- Hilltop Ward WARD
- Jackwood Ward WARD
- Bullum Bullum Ward WARD
- Mount Atkinson Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 231,567people
- Change, 2024-25
- 12,673people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 5.8%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 527.54km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 438.96people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 52,504 |
| 2002 | 57,724 |
| 2003 | 63,837 |
| 2004 | 69,145 |
| 2005 | 74,316 |
| 2006 | 80,595 |
| 2007 | 86,196 |
| 2008 | 92,552 |
| 2009 | 99,935 |
| 2010 | 106,848 |
| 2011 | 112,643 |
| 2012 | 118,329 |
| 2013 | 123,936 |
| 2014 | 129,309 |
| 2015 | 134,915 |
| 2016 | 141,420 |
| 2017 | 148,711 |
| 2018 | 157,019 |
| 2019 | 165,535 |
| 2020 | 173,566 |
| 2021 | 181,346 |
| 2022 | 192,805 |
| 2023 | 205,447 |
| 2024 | 218,894 |
| 2025 | 231,567 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 4,253 people
- Deaths
- 668 people
- Natural increase
- 3,585 people
- Net internal migration
- 7,441 people
- Net overseas migration
- 1,647 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Eureka · Kororoit · Laverton · Macedon · Melton · Sunbury · Sydenham · Tarneit · Werribee
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria · Western Metropolitan · Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 23 January 2023 countback results - Watts Ward
- 2020 election results
- 12 June 2019 countback results - Coburn Ward
- 2016 election results
- 31 March 2015 countback results - Coburn Ward
- 20 August 2014 countback results - Coburn Ward
- 2012 election results
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Melton City Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Wyndham City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Wyndham City Council
Vicmap code 375 · ABS code 27260 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Preet SinghBemin Ward
- Robert SzatkowskiBrinbeal Ward
- Susan McIntyreCheetham Ward
- Jasmine HillFeatherbrook Ward
- Shannon McGuireGrange Ward
- Vacant - Heathdale WardVEC note: Jennie Barrera (position vacant - by-election details ) by-election details
- Maria KingIramoo Ward
- Peter John MaynardQuandong Ward
- Mia Frances ShawWerribee Park Ward
- Larry ZhaoWilliams Landing Ward
- Josh GilliganWimba Ward
Wyndham City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Wimba Ward WARD
- Williams Landing Ward WARD
- Werribee Park Ward WARD
- Featherbrook Ward WARD
- Heathdale Ward WARD
- Quandong Ward WARD
- Brinbeal Ward WARD
- Cheetham Ward WARD
- Bemin Ward WARD
- Grange Ward WARD
- Iramoo Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 347,830people
- Change, 2024-25
- 12,510people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 3.7%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 542.09km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 641.64people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 86,604 |
| 2002 | 90,333 |
| 2003 | 95,776 |
| 2004 | 101,789 |
| 2005 | 108,795 |
| 2006 | 115,161 |
| 2007 | 123,778 |
| 2008 | 133,063 |
| 2009 | 143,405 |
| 2010 | 155,251 |
| 2011 | 166,699 |
| 2012 | 179,131 |
| 2013 | 190,211 |
| 2014 | 201,512 |
| 2015 | 213,815 |
| 2016 | 227,008 |
| 2017 | 241,573 |
| 2018 | 257,010 |
| 2019 | 273,201 |
| 2020 | 287,292 |
| 2021 | 296,322 |
| 2022 | 308,342 |
| 2023 | 322,811 |
| 2024 | 335,320 |
| 2025 | 347,830 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 5,830 people
- Deaths
- 1,050 people
- Natural increase
- 4,780 people
- Net internal migration
- 2,379 people
- Net overseas migration
- 5,351 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Eureka · Kororoit · Lara · Laverton · Melton · Point Cook · Tarneit · Werribee · Williamstown
Legislative Council regions: Western Metropolitan · Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 2020 election results
- 2016 election results
- 24 October 2013 countback results - Chaffey Ward
- 2012 election results
- 19 October 2009 countback results - Chaffey Ward
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Wyndham City Council subdivision review - final report
- Wyndham City Council subdivision review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Melbourne City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Melbourne City Council
Vicmap code 343 · ABS code 24600 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Nick Reece (Lord Mayor)Leadership Team
- Roshena Campbell (Deputy Lord Mayor)Leadership Team
- Kevin LoueyCouncillors
- Owen GuestCouncillors
- Olivia BallCouncillors
- Gladys LiuCouncillors
- Philip Le LiuCouncillors
- Mark ScottCouncillors
- Rafael CamilloCouncillors
- Andrew RowseCouncillors
- Davydd GriffithsCouncillors
Melbourne City Council is unsubdivided with 9 councillors, lord mayor and deputy lord mayor.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Melbourne City Unsubdivided UNSUBDIVIDED
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 194,481people
- Change, 2024-25
- 6,916people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 3.7%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 37.55km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 5,179.92people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 55,398 |
| 2002 | 60,415 |
| 2003 | 65,954 |
| 2004 | 71,425 |
| 2005 | 76,034 |
| 2006 | 80,154 |
| 2007 | 85,366 |
| 2008 | 89,937 |
| 2009 | 94,247 |
| 2010 | 97,623 |
| 2011 | 100,240 |
| 2012 | 107,578 |
| 2013 | 118,711 |
| 2014 | 127,975 |
| 2015 | 136,872 |
| 2016 | 146,096 |
| 2017 | 155,956 |
| 2018 | 163,363 |
| 2019 | 168,952 |
| 2020 | 170,589 |
| 2021 | 153,110 |
| 2022 | 159,256 |
| 2023 | 176,603 |
| 2024 | 187,565 |
| 2025 | 194,481 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 1,051 people
- Deaths
- 499 people
- Natural increase
- 552 people
- Net internal migration
- -2,283 people
- Net overseas migration
- 8,647 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Albert Park · Brunswick · Essendon · Footscray · Melbourne · Prahran · Richmond · Williamstown
Legislative Council regions: Northern Metropolitan · Southern Metropolitan · Western Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 2020 election results
- 18 May 2018 by-election results - Lord Mayor
- 15 January 2018 countback results
- 2016 election results
- 2012 election results
- 19 July 2011 countback results - Councillors
- 2008 election results
- Melbourne City Council representation review - final report
- Melbourne City Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Port Phillip City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Port Phillip City Council
Vicmap code 358 · ABS code 25900 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Rod HardyAlbert Park Ward
- Justin HallidayAlma Ward
- Libby BuckinghamBalaclava Ward
- Louise CrawfordElwood Ward
- Bryan MearsLakeside Ward
- Alex MakinMontague Ward
- Heather CunsoloPort Melbourne Ward
- Beti JaySouth Melbourne Ward
- Serge ThomannSt Kilda Ward
Port Phillip City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Lakeside Ward WARD
- Albert Park Ward WARD
- South Melbourne Ward WARD
- St Kilda Ward WARD
- Montague Ward WARD
- Port Melbourne Ward WARD
- Balaclava Ward WARD
- Alma Ward WARD
- Elwood Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 114,434people
- Change, 2024-25
- 2,190people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 2%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 20.61km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 5,551.25people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 80,054 |
| 2002 | 82,220 |
| 2003 | 84,170 |
| 2004 | 86,017 |
| 2005 | 87,831 |
| 2006 | 89,641 |
| 2007 | 91,490 |
| 2008 | 93,174 |
| 2009 | 95,272 |
| 2010 | 96,375 |
| 2011 | 97,276 |
| 2012 | 99,893 |
| 2013 | 102,156 |
| 2014 | 104,451 |
| 2015 | 106,381 |
| 2016 | 108,627 |
| 2017 | 109,523 |
| 2018 | 110,733 |
| 2019 | 111,782 |
| 2020 | 110,574 |
| 2021 | 103,438 |
| 2022 | 103,817 |
| 2023 | 109,300 |
| 2024 | 112,244 |
| 2025 | 114,434 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 983 people
- Deaths
- 511 people
- Natural increase
- 472 people
- Net internal migration
- -759 people
- Net overseas migration
- 2,477 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Albert Park · Brighton · Caulfield · Prahran
Legislative Council regions: Southern Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Merri-bek City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Merri-bek City Council
Vicmap code 351 · ABS code 25250 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Sue BoltonBababi Djinanang Ward
- Chris MilesBox Forest Ward
- Ella SvenssonBrunswick West Ward
- Jay IwasakiBulleke-bek Ward
- Helen DavidsonDjirri-Djirri Ward
- Helen PolitisHarmony Park Ward
- Oscar YildizPascoe Vale South Ward
- Nat AbboudPentridge Ward
- Liz IrvinRandazzo Ward
- Adam PulfordWarrk-Warrk Ward
- Katerine TheodosisWestbreen Ward
Merri-bek City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Warrk-Warrk Ward WARD
- Harmony Park Ward WARD
- Westbreen Ward WARD
- Pentridge Ward WARD
- Box Forest Ward WARD
- Brunswick West Ward WARD
- Bababi Djinanang Ward WARD
- Bulleke-bek Ward WARD
- Pascoe Vale South Ward WARD
- Randazzo Ward WARD
- Djirri-Djirri Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 189,108people
- Change, 2024-25
- 3,622people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 2%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 50.95km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 3,711.48people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
Vicmap source retains ABS code 25250; joined explicitly to ABS LGA 2025 code 24700 (Merri-bek), verified against both official source names. Original codes retained.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 135,540 |
| 2002 | 136,156 |
| 2003 | 136,630 |
| 2004 | 137,642 |
| 2005 | 138,963 |
| 2006 | 140,872 |
| 2007 | 143,694 |
| 2008 | 146,450 |
| 2009 | 150,114 |
| 2010 | 152,261 |
| 2011 | 154,247 |
| 2012 | 156,967 |
| 2013 | 160,282 |
| 2014 | 164,099 |
| 2015 | 167,870 |
| 2016 | 172,294 |
| 2017 | 175,110 |
| 2018 | 177,679 |
| 2019 | 179,327 |
| 2020 | 180,030 |
| 2021 | 173,500 |
| 2022 | 174,207 |
| 2023 | 180,477 |
| 2024 | 185,486 |
| 2025 | 189,108 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 2,393 people
- Deaths
- 1,126 people
- Natural increase
- 1,267 people
- Net internal migration
- -1,067 people
- Net overseas migration
- 3,422 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Broadmeadows · Brunswick · Essendon · Melbourne · Niddrie · Northcote · Pascoe Vale · Preston · Sunbury · Thomastown
Legislative Council regions: Northern Metropolitan · Western Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 21 March countback results - North-West Ward
- 2020 election results
- 22 November 2017 countback results - South Ward
- 2016 election results
- 2012 election results
- 11 January 2012 countback results - North-East Ward
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Moreland City Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Yarriambiack Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Yarriambiack Shire Council
Vicmap code 378 · ABS code 27630 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Melinda KeelDunmunkle Ward
- Corinne HeintzeDunmunkle Ward
- Andrew McleanHopetoun Ward
- Chris K. LehmannHopetoun Ward
- Karly KirkWarracknabeal Ward
- Kylie ZankerWarracknabeal Ward
Yarriambiack Shire Council has 3 wards with 6 councillors (2 councillors in each ward).
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Hopetoun Ward WARD
- Warracknabeal Ward WARD
- Dunmunkle Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 6,295people
- Change, 2024-25
- -16people
- Growth, 2024-25
- -0.3%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 7,325.8km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 0.86people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 8,184 |
| 2002 | 8,095 |
| 2003 | 7,982 |
| 2004 | 7,847 |
| 2005 | 7,715 |
| 2006 | 7,609 |
| 2007 | 7,505 |
| 2008 | 7,438 |
| 2009 | 7,412 |
| 2010 | 7,312 |
| 2011 | 7,183 |
| 2012 | 7,095 |
| 2013 | 7,032 |
| 2014 | 6,924 |
| 2015 | 6,826 |
| 2016 | 6,743 |
| 2017 | 6,708 |
| 2018 | 6,698 |
| 2019 | 6,675 |
| 2020 | 6,641 |
| 2021 | 6,510 |
| 2022 | 6,410 |
| 2023 | 6,360 |
| 2024 | 6,311 |
| 2025 | 6,295 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 65 people
- Deaths
- 90 people
- Natural increase
- -25 people
- Net internal migration
- 2 people
- Net overseas migration
- 7 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Lowan · Mildura · Ripon
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria · Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Mitchell Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Mitchell Shire Council
Vicmap code 346 · ABS code 24850 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Timothy HansonCentral Ward
- Nathan ClarkCentral Ward
- Bob HummCentral Ward
- Ned JefferyNorth Ward
- John DougallNorth Ward
- Andrea PaceNorth Ward
- Riley EvansSouth Ward
- Bob CornishSouth Ward
- Claudia JamesSouth Ward
Mitchell Shire Council has 3 wards, with 3 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- South Ward WARD
- Central Ward WARD
- North Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 58,459people
- Change, 2024-25
- 2,380people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 4.2%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 2,862.08km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 20.43people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 27,526 |
| 2002 | 28,179 |
| 2003 | 29,158 |
| 2004 | 29,862 |
| 2005 | 30,492 |
| 2006 | 30,723 |
| 2007 | 31,529 |
| 2008 | 32,302 |
| 2009 | 32,897 |
| 2010 | 33,892 |
| 2011 | 35,105 |
| 2012 | 36,384 |
| 2013 | 37,788 |
| 2014 | 39,084 |
| 2015 | 40,264 |
| 2016 | 41,795 |
| 2017 | 43,045 |
| 2018 | 44,556 |
| 2019 | 46,373 |
| 2020 | 48,073 |
| 2021 | 49,712 |
| 2022 | 51,535 |
| 2023 | 53,492 |
| 2024 | 56,079 |
| 2025 | 58,459 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 948 people
- Deaths
- 320 people
- Natural increase
- 628 people
- Net internal migration
- 1,534 people
- Net overseas migration
- 218 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Eildon · Euroa · Kalkallo · Macedon · Yan Yean
Legislative Council regions: Northern Metropolitan · Northern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Whittlesea City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Whittlesea City Council
Vicmap code 373 · ABS code 27070 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Daniela ZinniBundoora Ward
- David LenbergEpping Ward
- Lawrie CoxGanbu Gulinj Ward
- Aidan McLindonKirrip Ward
- Michael Labrador ( by-election results )Lalor Ward
- Jarrod LappinMernda Ward
- Blair ColwellMill Park Ward
- Christine StowNorth Ward
- Deb GunnPainted Hills Ward
- Martin TaylorSouth Morang Ward
- Chaman Tiwari ( by-election results )Thomastown Ward
Whittlesea City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Epping Ward WARD
- Lalor Ward WARD
- Kirrip Ward WARD
- South Morang Ward WARD
- Thomastown Ward WARD
- Mill Park Ward WARD
- North Ward WARD
- Bundoora Ward WARD
- Ganbu Gulinj Ward WARD
- Mernda Ward WARD
- Painted Hills Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 259,759people
- Change, 2024-25
- 7,321people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 2.9%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 489.69km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 530.45people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 117,390 |
| 2002 | 119,629 |
| 2003 | 122,215 |
| 2004 | 123,736 |
| 2005 | 125,893 |
| 2006 | 128,491 |
| 2007 | 132,938 |
| 2008 | 138,446 |
| 2009 | 145,445 |
| 2010 | 152,709 |
| 2011 | 160,800 |
| 2012 | 169,993 |
| 2013 | 179,272 |
| 2014 | 187,899 |
| 2015 | 196,847 |
| 2016 | 207,058 |
| 2017 | 214,426 |
| 2018 | 220,601 |
| 2019 | 226,072 |
| 2020 | 231,040 |
| 2021 | 231,831 |
| 2022 | 236,726 |
| 2023 | 244,506 |
| 2024 | 252,438 |
| 2025 | 259,759 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 3,583 people
- Deaths
- 1,341 people
- Natural increase
- 2,242 people
- Net internal migration
- 2,002 people
- Net overseas migration
- 3,077 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Broadmeadows · Bundoora · Eildon · Greenvale · Kalkallo · Mill Park · Preston · Thomastown · Yan Yean
Legislative Council regions: North-Eastern Metropolitan · Northern Metropolitan · Northern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Buloke Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Buloke Shire Council
Vicmap code 309 · ABS code 21270 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Bruce StaffordLower Avoca Ward
- Stephen BarrattLower Avoca Ward
- Bernadette HoganMallee Ward
- Alan Ronald GetleyMallee Ward
- Graeme Leon MilneMount Jeffcott Ward
- Charmaine DelaneyMount Jeffcott Ward
Buloke City Council has 3 wards with 6 councillors (2 councillors in each ward).
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Lower Avoca Ward WARD
- Mount Jeffcott Ward WARD
- Mallee Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 5,887people
- Change, 2024-25
- -34people
- Growth, 2024-25
- -0.6%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 7,998.25km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 0.74people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 7,220 |
| 2002 | 7,171 |
| 2003 | 7,102 |
| 2004 | 7,026 |
| 2005 | 6,995 |
| 2006 | 6,957 |
| 2007 | 6,861 |
| 2008 | 6,789 |
| 2009 | 6,751 |
| 2010 | 6,622 |
| 2011 | 6,465 |
| 2012 | 6,434 |
| 2013 | 6,388 |
| 2014 | 6,335 |
| 2015 | 6,306 |
| 2016 | 6,284 |
| 2017 | 6,221 |
| 2018 | 6,214 |
| 2019 | 6,166 |
| 2020 | 6,156 |
| 2021 | 6,132 |
| 2022 | 6,101 |
| 2023 | 6,013 |
| 2024 | 5,921 |
| 2025 | 5,887 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 64 people
- Deaths
- 88 people
- Natural increase
- -24 people
- Net internal migration
- -23 people
- Net overseas migration
- 13 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Lowan · Mildura · Murray Plains · Ripon
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria · Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 15 October 2022 by-election results - Mallee Ward
- 2020 election results
- 17 September 2019 countback results - Lower Avoca Ward
- 2016 election results
- 2012 election results
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Buloke Shire Council representation review - final report
- Buloke Shire Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Murrindindi Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Murrindindi Shire Council
Vicmap code 355 · ABS code 25620 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Sandice McAulayCathedral Ward
- Sue CarpenterCheviot Ward
- Anita CarrEildon Ward
- Eric LordingKing Parrot Ward
- Vacant - Kinglake WardVEC note: Jodi Adams (position vacant - by-election details ) by-election details
- Paul HildebrandKoriella Ward
- Damien GallagherRed Gate Ward
Murrindindi Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Cathedral Ward WARD
- Kinglake Ward WARD
- King Parrot Ward WARD
- Red Gate Ward WARD
- Eildon Ward WARD
- Cheviot Ward WARD
- Koriella Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 15,648people
- Change, 2024-25
- 98people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.6%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 3,879.75km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 4.03people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 13,257 |
| 2002 | 13,349 |
| 2003 | 13,395 |
| 2004 | 13,381 |
| 2005 | 13,472 |
| 2006 | 13,663 |
| 2007 | 13,690 |
| 2008 | 13,748 |
| 2009 | 13,352 |
| 2010 | 13,318 |
| 2011 | 13,335 |
| 2012 | 13,456 |
| 2013 | 13,563 |
| 2014 | 13,687 |
| 2015 | 13,848 |
| 2016 | 14,052 |
| 2017 | 14,290 |
| 2018 | 14,561 |
| 2019 | 14,737 |
| 2020 | 14,872 |
| 2021 | 15,139 |
| 2022 | 15,323 |
| 2023 | 15,441 |
| 2024 | 15,550 |
| 2025 | 15,648 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 142 people
- Deaths
- 135 people
- Natural increase
- 7 people
- Net internal migration
- 61 people
- Net overseas migration
- 30 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Eildon · Euroa · Yan Yean
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 2020 election results
- 2016 election results
- 29 August 2015 by-election results - King Parrot Ward and Eildon Ward
- 2012 election results
- 6 March 2010 by-election results - King Parrot Ward
- 2008 election results
- Murrindindi Shire Council representation review - final report
- Murrindindi Shire Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
French-Elizabeth-Sandstone Islands - unincorporated-area
Local government · unincorporated area
French-Elizabeth-Sandstone Islands
Vicmap code 379 · ABS code 29399 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
This is an unincorporated area, not one of Victoria’s 79 municipal councils. It is retained in the boundary layer so the map does not silently fill it with a neighbouring council. No municipal councillors or council finances are assigned.
ABS reports these eight unincorporated polygons together under code 29399. The aggregate has not been divided between them.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Hastings
Legislative Council regions: Eastern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Towong Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Towong Shire Council
Vicmap code 367 · ABS code 26670 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- David John WortmannCouncil-wide
- Andrew WhiteheadCouncil-wide
- Denise AndersonCouncil-wide
- Jon PitmanCouncil-wide
- Peter TolsherCouncil-wide
Towong Shire Council is unsubdivided with 5 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Towong Shire Unsubdivided UNSUBDIVIDED
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 6,158people
- Change, 2024-25
- 15people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.2%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 6,675.17km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 0.92people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 6,216 |
| 2002 | 6,196 |
| 2003 | 6,148 |
| 2004 | 6,138 |
| 2005 | 6,105 |
| 2006 | 6,097 |
| 2007 | 6,060 |
| 2008 | 6,048 |
| 2009 | 6,050 |
| 2010 | 6,004 |
| 2011 | 5,918 |
| 2012 | 5,940 |
| 2013 | 5,961 |
| 2014 | 5,982 |
| 2015 | 6,005 |
| 2016 | 6,046 |
| 2017 | 6,064 |
| 2018 | 6,100 |
| 2019 | 6,142 |
| 2020 | 6,170 |
| 2021 | 6,186 |
| 2022 | 6,139 |
| 2023 | 6,171 |
| 2024 | 6,143 |
| 2025 | 6,158 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 54 people
- Deaths
- 79 people
- Natural increase
- -25 people
- Net internal migration
- 23 people
- Net overseas migration
- 17 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Benambra · Gippsland East · Ovens Valley
Legislative Council regions: Eastern Victoria · Northern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Wodonga City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Wodonga City Council
Vicmap code 374 · ABS code 27170 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Josh KnightBaranduda Range Ward
- Michelle CowanBarnawartha North Ward
- Cassie AldridgeHuon Creek Ward
- Ron MildrenLake Hume Ward
- Olga QuiltyMarimba Park Ward
- Libby HallRacecourse Ward
- Michael GobelSumsion Gardens Ward
Wodonga City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Sumsion Gardens Ward WARD
- Huon Creek Ward WARD
- Barnawartha North Ward WARD
- Lake Hume Ward WARD
- Racecourse Ward WARD
- Baranduda Range Ward WARD
- Marimba Park Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 44,717people
- Change, 2024-25
- 514people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1.2%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 433km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 103.27people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 31,964 |
| 2002 | 32,481 |
| 2003 | 32,995 |
| 2004 | 33,528 |
| 2005 | 33,597 |
| 2006 | 33,595 |
| 2007 | 33,837 |
| 2008 | 34,157 |
| 2009 | 34,654 |
| 2010 | 35,287 |
| 2011 | 36,025 |
| 2012 | 36,758 |
| 2013 | 37,575 |
| 2014 | 38,369 |
| 2015 | 39,223 |
| 2016 | 40,100 |
| 2017 | 40,837 |
| 2018 | 41,541 |
| 2019 | 42,084 |
| 2020 | 42,666 |
| 2021 | 43,207 |
| 2022 | 43,357 |
| 2023 | 43,803 |
| 2024 | 44,203 |
| 2025 | 44,717 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 626 people
- Deaths
- 356 people
- Natural increase
- 270 people
- Net internal migration
- 68 people
- Net overseas migration
- 176 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Benambra
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2025 Lake Hume Ward by-election results
- 2024 election results
- 6 December 2022 countback results
- 27 April 2022 countback results
- 2020 election results
- 14 January 2019 countback results
- 2016 election results
- 2012 election results
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Wodonga City Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Indigo Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Indigo Shire Council
Vicmap code 334 · ABS code 23350 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Sophie PriceCouncil-wide
- Jane DowsleyCouncil-wide
- John HarveyCouncil-wide
- Scott LandellsCouncil-wide
- Roberta HorneCouncil-wide
- Greg BourkeCouncil-wide
- Diane ShepheardCouncil-wide
Indigo Shire Council is unsubdivided with 7 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Indigo Shire Unsubdivided UNSUBDIVIDED
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 17,758people
- Change, 2024-25
- 140people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.8%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 2,040.47km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 8.7people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 14,493 |
| 2002 | 14,603 |
| 2003 | 14,710 |
| 2004 | 14,810 |
| 2005 | 14,919 |
| 2006 | 15,038 |
| 2007 | 15,047 |
| 2008 | 15,128 |
| 2009 | 15,223 |
| 2010 | 15,287 |
| 2011 | 15,317 |
| 2012 | 15,454 |
| 2013 | 15,605 |
| 2014 | 15,732 |
| 2015 | 15,922 |
| 2016 | 16,165 |
| 2017 | 16,390 |
| 2018 | 16,613 |
| 2019 | 16,876 |
| 2020 | 17,115 |
| 2021 | 17,251 |
| 2022 | 17,296 |
| 2023 | 17,505 |
| 2024 | 17,618 |
| 2025 | 17,758 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 212 people
- Deaths
- 169 people
- Natural increase
- 43 people
- Net internal migration
- 73 people
- Net overseas migration
- 24 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Benambra · Ovens Valley
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Yarra Ranges Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Yarra Ranges Shire Council
Vicmap code 377 · ABS code 27450 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Tim HeenanBillanook Ward
- Gareth WardChandler Ward
- Richard HigginsChirnside Ward
- Peter McilwainLyster Ward
- Mitch MazzarellaMelba Ward
- Jim ChildO'Shannassy Ward
- Fiona McAllisterRyrie Ward
- Jeff MarriottStreeton Ward
- Len CoxWalling Ward
Yarra Ranges Shire Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- O'Shannassy Ward WARD
- Walling Ward WARD
- Melba Ward WARD
- Streeton Ward WARD
- Chandler Ward WARD
- Billanook Ward WARD
- Chirnside Ward WARD
- Lyster Ward WARD
- Ryrie Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 160,906people
- Change, 2024-25
- 1,127people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.7%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 2,468.21km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 65.19people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 141,674 |
| 2002 | 142,449 |
| 2003 | 142,928 |
| 2004 | 142,827 |
| 2005 | 142,928 |
| 2006 | 143,393 |
| 2007 | 144,485 |
| 2008 | 145,884 |
| 2009 | 147,663 |
| 2010 | 148,473 |
| 2011 | 148,901 |
| 2012 | 149,864 |
| 2013 | 150,902 |
| 2014 | 151,968 |
| 2015 | 153,391 |
| 2016 | 155,226 |
| 2017 | 156,696 |
| 2018 | 157,819 |
| 2019 | 158,745 |
| 2020 | 158,876 |
| 2021 | 157,421 |
| 2022 | 157,305 |
| 2023 | 158,433 |
| 2024 | 159,779 |
| 2025 | 160,906 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 1,887 people
- Deaths
- 993 people
- Natural increase
- 894 people
- Net internal migration
- -480 people
- Net overseas migration
- 713 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Bayswater · Berwick · Croydon · Eildon · Evelyn · Monbulk · Narracan · Narre Warren North · Rowville · Warrandyte
Legislative Council regions: Eastern Victoria · North-Eastern Metropolitan · Northern Victoria · South-Eastern Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 19 February 2022 by-election results - Streeton Ward
- 2020 election results
- 2016 election results
- 28 March 2015 by-election results - Lyster Ward
- 2012 election results
- 2008 election results
- Yarra Ranges Shire Council subdivision review - final report
- Yarra Ranges Shire Council subdivision review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Hepburn Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Hepburn Shire Council
Vicmap code 329 · ABS code 22910 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Don HendersonCouncil-wide
- Brian HoodCouncil-wide
- Lesley HewittCouncil-wide
- Tony ClarkCouncil-wide
- Tim DrylieCouncil-wide
- Pat HockeyCouncil-wide
- Shirley CornishCouncil-wide
Hepburn Shire Council is unsubdivided with 7 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Hepburn Shire Unsubdivided UNSUBDIVIDED
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 17,011people
- Change, 2024-25
- 194people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1.2%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 1,472.98km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 11.55people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 14,268 |
| 2002 | 14,192 |
| 2003 | 14,114 |
| 2004 | 14,097 |
| 2005 | 13,973 |
| 2006 | 13,926 |
| 2007 | 14,014 |
| 2008 | 14,187 |
| 2009 | 14,416 |
| 2010 | 14,561 |
| 2011 | 14,629 |
| 2012 | 14,825 |
| 2013 | 15,022 |
| 2014 | 15,184 |
| 2015 | 15,334 |
| 2016 | 15,525 |
| 2017 | 15,708 |
| 2018 | 15,902 |
| 2019 | 16,105 |
| 2020 | 16,339 |
| 2021 | 16,485 |
| 2022 | 16,563 |
| 2023 | 16,666 |
| 2024 | 16,817 |
| 2025 | 17,011 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 111 people
- Deaths
- 160 people
- Natural increase
- -49 people
- Net internal migration
- 195 people
- Net overseas migration
- 48 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Bendigo West · Eureka · Macedon · Ripon
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria · Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 2020 election results
- 29 March 2019 by-election results - Coliban Ward
- 2016 election results
- 2012 election results
- 27 August 2011 by-election results - Cameron Ward
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Hepburn Shire Council representation review - final report
- Hepburn Shire Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Banyule City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Banyule City Council
Vicmap code 303 · ABS code 20660 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Mark Di PasqualeBakewell Ward
- Vacant - Beale WardVEC note: Elizabeth Nealy (position vacant - by-election details ) by-election details
- Alida McKernChelsworth Ward
- Peter CastaldoGriffin Ward
- Rick GarottiGrimshaw Ward
- Matt WoodHawdon Ward
- Alicia CurryIbbott Ward
- Mary O'KaneOlympia Ward
- Alison ChampionSherbourne Ward
Banyule City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Olympia Ward WARD
- Beale Ward WARD
- Hawdon Ward WARD
- Sherbourne Ward WARD
- Ibbott Ward WARD
- Griffin Ward WARD
- Grimshaw Ward WARD
- Bakewell Ward WARD
- Chelsworth Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 132,770people
- Change, 2024-25
- 1,310people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 62.54km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 2,122.95people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 117,967 |
| 2002 | 117,559 |
| 2003 | 117,313 |
| 2004 | 116,661 |
| 2005 | 117,149 |
| 2006 | 117,963 |
| 2007 | 119,362 |
| 2008 | 120,580 |
| 2009 | 122,248 |
| 2010 | 122,780 |
| 2011 | 122,983 |
| 2012 | 123,584 |
| 2013 | 124,314 |
| 2014 | 125,107 |
| 2015 | 126,088 |
| 2016 | 127,447 |
| 2017 | 128,660 |
| 2018 | 129,645 |
| 2019 | 130,607 |
| 2020 | 130,294 |
| 2021 | 127,370 |
| 2022 | 127,159 |
| 2023 | 129,272 |
| 2024 | 131,460 |
| 2025 | 132,770 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 1,406 people
- Deaths
- 966 people
- Natural increase
- 440 people
- Net internal migration
- -515 people
- Net overseas migration
- 1,385 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Bulleen · Bundoora · Eltham · Ivanhoe · Kew · Northcote · Preston
Legislative Council regions: North-Eastern Metropolitan · Northern Metropolitan · Southern Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Darebin City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Darebin City Council
Vicmap code 316 · ABS code 21890 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Kristine OlarisCentral Ward
- Vasilios TsalkosNorth Central Ward
- Matt ArturiNorth East Ward
- Angela VillellaNorth West Ward
- Ruth JelleySouth Central Ward
- Emily DimitriadisSouth East Ward
- Julie O'BrienSouth Ward
- Alexandra SangsterSouth West Ward
- Connie BoglisWest Ward
Darebin City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- South East Ward WARD
- West Ward WARD
- Central Ward WARD
- North Central Ward WARD
- North East Ward WARD
- North West Ward WARD
- South West Ward WARD
- South Central Ward WARD
- South Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 162,496people
- Change, 2024-25
- 3,247people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 2%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 53.47km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 3,038.94people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 127,067 |
| 2002 | 127,359 |
| 2003 | 127,711 |
| 2004 | 128,735 |
| 2005 | 130,298 |
| 2006 | 132,299 |
| 2007 | 134,748 |
| 2008 | 137,525 |
| 2009 | 140,289 |
| 2010 | 141,780 |
| 2011 | 142,942 |
| 2012 | 144,986 |
| 2013 | 147,272 |
| 2014 | 149,511 |
| 2015 | 151,974 |
| 2016 | 155,126 |
| 2017 | 156,525 |
| 2018 | 157,103 |
| 2019 | 157,298 |
| 2020 | 157,056 |
| 2021 | 150,296 |
| 2022 | 150,172 |
| 2023 | 155,206 |
| 2024 | 159,249 |
| 2025 | 162,496 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 1,731 people
- Deaths
- 1,116 people
- Natural increase
- 615 people
- Net internal migration
- -452 people
- Net overseas migration
- 3,084 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Broadmeadows · Brunswick · Bundoora · Ivanhoe · Northcote · Pascoe Vale · Preston · Richmond · Thomastown
Legislative Council regions: North-Eastern Metropolitan · Northern Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Mount Alexander Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Mount Alexander Shire Council
Vicmap code 353 · ABS code 25430 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Rosie AnnearBarkers Creek Ward
- Anthony Glenn CordyCalder Ward
- Bill MaltbyCampbells Creek Ward
- Phillip WalkerColiban Ward
- Toby HeydonForest Creek Ward
- Matt DriscollLoddon River Ward
- Lucas MaddockMoonlight Creek Ward
- Rosalie HastwellTarrengower Ward
Mount Alexander Shire Council has 8 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Loddon River Ward WARD
- Tarrengower Ward WARD
- Barkers Creek Ward WARD
- Campbells Creek Ward WARD
- Calder Ward WARD
- Forest Creek Ward WARD
- Moonlight Creek Ward WARD
- Coliban Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 20,939people
- Change, 2024-25
- 222people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1.1%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 1,529.62km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 13.69people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 16,881 |
| 2002 | 16,968 |
| 2003 | 17,153 |
| 2004 | 17,180 |
| 2005 | 17,240 |
| 2006 | 17,304 |
| 2007 | 17,415 |
| 2008 | 17,585 |
| 2009 | 17,683 |
| 2010 | 17,806 |
| 2011 | 17,872 |
| 2012 | 18,053 |
| 2013 | 18,247 |
| 2014 | 18,501 |
| 2015 | 18,794 |
| 2016 | 19,097 |
| 2017 | 19,297 |
| 2018 | 19,500 |
| 2019 | 19,696 |
| 2020 | 19,939 |
| 2021 | 20,114 |
| 2022 | 20,269 |
| 2023 | 20,507 |
| 2024 | 20,717 |
| 2025 | 20,939 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 144 people
- Deaths
- 204 people
- Natural increase
- -60 people
- Net internal migration
- 222 people
- Net overseas migration
- 60 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Bendigo East · Bendigo West · Euroa · Macedon · Ripon
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria · Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 2020 election results
- 7 March 2018 countback results - Castlemaine Ward
- 17 February 2018 by-election results - Tarrengower Ward
- 22 November 2017 countback results - Castlemaine Ward
- 2016 election results
- 13 October 2014 countback results - Castlemaine Ward
- 17 May 2014 by-election results - Calder Ward
- 2012 election results
- 25 February 2012 by-election results - Calder Ward
- 27 May 2010 countback results - Castlemaine Ward
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Mount Alexander Shire Council representation review - final report
- Mount Alexander Shire Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Falls Creek Alpine Resort - unincorporated-area
Local government · unincorporated area
Falls Creek Alpine Resort
Vicmap code 386 · ABS code 29399 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
This is an unincorporated area, not one of Victoria’s 79 municipal councils. It is retained in the boundary layer so the map does not silently fill it with a neighbouring council. No municipal councillors or council finances are assigned.
ABS reports these eight unincorporated polygons together under code 29399. The aggregate has not been divided between them.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Ovens Valley
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Mount Stirling Alpine Resort - unincorporated-area
Local government · unincorporated area
Mount Stirling Alpine Resort
Vicmap code 387 · ABS code 29399 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
This is an unincorporated area, not one of Victoria’s 79 municipal councils. It is retained in the boundary layer so the map does not silently fill it with a neighbouring council. No municipal councillors or council finances are assigned.
ABS reports these eight unincorporated polygons together under code 29399. The aggregate has not been divided between them.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Eildon
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Central Goldfields Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Central Goldfields Shire Council
Vicmap code 313 · ABS code 21670 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Liesbeth LongFlynn Ward
- Gerard Michael MurphyMaryborough Central Ward
- Jacob MeyerMaryborough East Ward
- Geoff BartlettMaryborough North Ward
- Grace La VellaMaryborough West Ward
- Ben GreenPaddys Ranges Ward
- Anna De VilliersTullaroop Ward
Central Goldfields Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Maryborough Central Ward WARD
- Tullaroop Ward WARD
- Maryborough West Ward WARD
- Flynn Ward WARD
- Maryborough North Ward WARD
- Maryborough East Ward WARD
- Paddys Ranges Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 13,753people
- Change, 2024-25
- 71people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.5%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 1,532.78km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 8.97people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 12,888 |
| 2002 | 12,835 |
| 2003 | 12,732 |
| 2004 | 12,566 |
| 2005 | 12,493 |
| 2006 | 12,434 |
| 2007 | 12,471 |
| 2008 | 12,531 |
| 2009 | 12,587 |
| 2010 | 12,600 |
| 2011 | 12,579 |
| 2012 | 12,714 |
| 2013 | 12,815 |
| 2014 | 12,884 |
| 2015 | 12,950 |
| 2016 | 13,087 |
| 2017 | 13,200 |
| 2018 | 13,330 |
| 2019 | 13,349 |
| 2020 | 13,304 |
| 2021 | 13,388 |
| 2022 | 13,496 |
| 2023 | 13,553 |
| 2024 | 13,682 |
| 2025 | 13,753 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 121 people
- Deaths
- 227 people
- Natural increase
- -106 people
- Net internal migration
- 157 people
- Net overseas migration
- 20 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Bendigo West · Ripon
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria · Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 2020 election results
- 2016 election results
- 28 March 2015 by-election results - Tullaroop Ward
- 24 August 2013 by-election results - Flynn Ward
- 2012 election results
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Central Goldfields Shire Council representation review - final report
- Central Goldfields Shire Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Kingston City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Kingston City Council
Vicmap code 335 · ABS code 23430 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Chris HoweBanksia Ward
- Tony AthanasopoulosBunjil Ward
- Caroline WhiteCaruana Ward
- Jane AgirtanChicquita Ward
- Chris HillComo Ward
- Hadi SaabKarkarook Ward
- Georgina OxleyLongbeach Ward
- Vacant - Melaleuca WardVEC note: Tess Law (position vacant - by-election details ) by-election details
- Kirralee Ashworth-CollettSandpiper Ward
- Georgia ErevnidisWattle Ward
- Sarah O'DonnellYammerbook Ward
Kingston City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Chicquita Ward WARD
- Wattle Ward WARD
- Banksia Ward WARD
- Longbeach Ward WARD
- Melaleuca Ward WARD
- Caruana Ward WARD
- Karkarook Ward WARD
- Sandpiper Ward WARD
- Yammerbook Ward WARD
- Como Ward WARD
- Bunjil Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 168,061people
- Change, 2024-25
- 1,990people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1.2%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 91.37km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 1,839.39people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 133,063 |
| 2002 | 134,216 |
| 2003 | 135,191 |
| 2004 | 136,121 |
| 2005 | 137,091 |
| 2006 | 138,390 |
| 2007 | 140,487 |
| 2008 | 142,817 |
| 2009 | 146,050 |
| 2010 | 147,407 |
| 2011 | 148,304 |
| 2012 | 150,435 |
| 2013 | 152,336 |
| 2014 | 154,210 |
| 2015 | 156,244 |
| 2016 | 158,941 |
| 2017 | 160,140 |
| 2018 | 161,685 |
| 2019 | 163,178 |
| 2020 | 163,196 |
| 2021 | 159,554 |
| 2022 | 159,898 |
| 2023 | 163,449 |
| 2024 | 166,071 |
| 2025 | 168,061 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 1,672 people
- Deaths
- 1,140 people
- Natural increase
- 532 people
- Net internal migration
- -797 people
- Net overseas migration
- 2,255 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Bentleigh · Brighton · Carrum · Clarinda · Mordialloc · Mulgrave · Oakleigh · Sandringham
Legislative Council regions: South-Eastern Metropolitan · Southern Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Maribyrnong City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Maribyrnong City Council
Vicmap code 341 · ABS code 24330 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Pradeep TiwariBluestone Ward
- Cuc LamBraybrook Ward
- Mohamed SemraBurndap Ward
- Susan YengiRiver Ward
- Samantha MeredithSaltwater Ward
- Bernadette ThomasSheoak Ward
- Elena PereyraWattle Ward
Maribyrnong City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Saltwater Ward WARD
- Wattle Ward WARD
- Sheoak Ward WARD
- Bluestone Ward WARD
- River Ward WARD
- Burndap Ward WARD
- Braybrook Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 94,672people
- Change, 2024-25
- 949people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 31.23km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 3,031.85people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 60,848 |
| 2002 | 61,557 |
| 2003 | 62,516 |
| 2004 | 63,168 |
| 2005 | 64,137 |
| 2006 | 65,518 |
| 2007 | 67,666 |
| 2008 | 69,902 |
| 2009 | 71,872 |
| 2010 | 73,613 |
| 2011 | 75,154 |
| 2012 | 77,179 |
| 2013 | 79,782 |
| 2014 | 82,463 |
| 2015 | 84,783 |
| 2016 | 86,942 |
| 2017 | 88,120 |
| 2018 | 88,871 |
| 2019 | 89,460 |
| 2020 | 89,418 |
| 2021 | 86,385 |
| 2022 | 87,274 |
| 2023 | 91,396 |
| 2024 | 93,723 |
| 2025 | 94,672 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 1,079 people
- Deaths
- 442 people
- Natural increase
- 637 people
- Net internal migration
- -1,673 people
- Net overseas migration
- 1,985 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Essendon · Footscray · Laverton · Melbourne · Niddrie · St Albans · Williamstown
Legislative Council regions: Northern Metropolitan · Western Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Ararat Rural City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Ararat Rural City Council
Vicmap code 301 · ABS code 20260 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Jo ArmstrongCouncil-wide
- Bob SandersCouncil-wide
- Teli KaurCouncil-wide
- Peter JoyceCouncil-wide
- Luke Matthew PrestonCouncil-wide
- Bill WaterstonCouncil-wide
- Rob ArmstrongCouncil-wide
Ararat Rural City Council is unsubdivided with 7 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Ararat Rural City Unsubdivided UNSUBDIVIDED
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 11,732people
- Change, 2024-25
- 107people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.9%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 4,211.12km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 2.79people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 11,544 |
| 2002 | 11,566 |
| 2003 | 11,536 |
| 2004 | 11,510 |
| 2005 | 11,452 |
| 2006 | 11,422 |
| 2007 | 11,363 |
| 2008 | 11,344 |
| 2009 | 11,332 |
| 2010 | 11,337 |
| 2011 | 11,326 |
| 2012 | 11,400 |
| 2013 | 11,490 |
| 2014 | 11,560 |
| 2015 | 11,644 |
| 2016 | 11,745 |
| 2017 | 11,796 |
| 2018 | 11,805 |
| 2019 | 11,838 |
| 2020 | 11,918 |
| 2021 | 11,827 |
| 2022 | 11,720 |
| 2023 | 11,639 |
| 2024 | 11,625 |
| 2025 | 11,732 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 105 people
- Deaths
- 139 people
- Natural increase
- -34 people
- Net internal migration
- 78 people
- Net overseas migration
- 63 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Lowan · Polwarth · Ripon
Legislative Council regions: Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 2020 election results
- 7 May 2020 countback results
- 6 June 2018 countback results
- 21 May 2018 countback results
- 29 November 2017 countback results
- 2016 election results
- 28 March 2015 by-election results
- 15 February 2014 by-election results
- 22 June 2013 by-election results
- 2012 election results
- 2008 election results
- Ararat Rural City Council representation review - final report
- Ararat Rural City Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Moorabool Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Moorabool Shire Council
Vicmap code 350 · ABS code 25150 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Paul TatchellCouncil-wide
- Ally MunariCouncil-wide
- Jarrod James BinghamCouncil-wide
- Steven Venditti TaylorCouncil-wide
- Rodney WardCouncil-wide
- Moira BerryCouncil-wide
- Tom SullivanCouncil-wide
- John KeoghCouncil-wide
- Sheila FreemanCouncil-wide
Moorabool Shire Council is unsubdivided with 9 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Moorabool Shire Unsubdivided UNSUBDIVIDED
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 40,472people
- Change, 2024-25
- 763people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1.9%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 2,110.55km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 19.18people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 24,839 |
| 2002 | 24,943 |
| 2003 | 25,197 |
| 2004 | 25,378 |
| 2005 | 25,783 |
| 2006 | 26,077 |
| 2007 | 26,431 |
| 2008 | 26,813 |
| 2009 | 27,453 |
| 2010 | 28,047 |
| 2011 | 28,670 |
| 2012 | 29,363 |
| 2013 | 30,410 |
| 2014 | 31,066 |
| 2015 | 31,748 |
| 2016 | 32,672 |
| 2017 | 33,689 |
| 2018 | 34,662 |
| 2019 | 35,793 |
| 2020 | 36,944 |
| 2021 | 37,910 |
| 2022 | 38,509 |
| 2023 | 39,029 |
| 2024 | 39,709 |
| 2025 | 40,472 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 574 people
- Deaths
- 277 people
- Natural increase
- 297 people
- Net internal migration
- 358 people
- Net overseas migration
- 108 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Eureka · Lara · Macedon · Melton · Ripon · Werribee
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria · Western Metropolitan · Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Wellington Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Wellington Shire Council
Vicmap code 370 · ABS code 26810 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Scott RossettiCentral Ward
- Liz FoatCentral Ward
- Geoff WellsCentral Ward
- Garry StephensCoastal Ward
- Cindy MadeleyCoastal Ward
- Catherine BannermanCoastal Ward
- Edward LoweNorthern Ward
- Carmel RipperNorthern Ward
- John TattersonNorthern Ward
Wellington Shire Council has 3 wards with 3 councillors each.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Central Ward WARD
- Coastal Ward WARD
- Northern Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 46,551people
- Change, 2024-25
- 274people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.6%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 10,817.42km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 4.3people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 40,835 |
| 2002 | 40,671 |
| 2003 | 40,533 |
| 2004 | 40,481 |
| 2005 | 40,504 |
| 2006 | 40,682 |
| 2007 | 40,897 |
| 2008 | 41,174 |
| 2009 | 41,506 |
| 2010 | 41,803 |
| 2011 | 42,068 |
| 2012 | 42,445 |
| 2013 | 42,721 |
| 2014 | 42,948 |
| 2015 | 43,172 |
| 2016 | 43,530 |
| 2017 | 43,872 |
| 2018 | 44,233 |
| 2019 | 44,676 |
| 2020 | 45,105 |
| 2021 | 45,469 |
| 2022 | 45,681 |
| 2023 | 45,937 |
| 2024 | 46,277 |
| 2025 | 46,551 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 488 people
- Deaths
- 465 people
- Natural increase
- 23 people
- Net internal migration
- 104 people
- Net overseas migration
- 147 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Eildon · Gippsland East · Gippsland South · Morwell · Narracan · Ovens Valley
Legislative Council regions: Eastern Victoria · Northern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Maroondah City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Maroondah City Council
Vicmap code 342 · ABS code 24410 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Chris JonesBarngeong Ward
- Catherine GordonBungalook Ward
- Claire RexJubilee Ward
- Nathaniel HendersonMcAlpin Ward
- Paul MacdonaldTarralla Ward
- Daniella HeatherichWicklow Ward
- Kylie SpearsWombolano Ward
- Linda HancockWonga Ward
- Rob SteaneYarrunga Ward
Maroondah City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Wonga Ward WARD
- Jubilee Ward WARD
- Wicklow Ward WARD
- Tarralla Ward WARD
- Barngeong Ward WARD
- Wombolano Ward WARD
- McAlpin Ward WARD
- Bungalook Ward WARD
- Yarrunga Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 120,247people
- Change, 2024-25
- 1,175people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 61.41km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 1,958.11people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 99,662 |
| 2002 | 99,999 |
| 2003 | 100,177 |
| 2004 | 100,476 |
| 2005 | 101,009 |
| 2006 | 101,430 |
| 2007 | 102,536 |
| 2008 | 104,034 |
| 2009 | 106,011 |
| 2010 | 106,677 |
| 2011 | 107,323 |
| 2012 | 108,434 |
| 2013 | 109,781 |
| 2014 | 111,421 |
| 2015 | 113,023 |
| 2016 | 114,800 |
| 2017 | 116,223 |
| 2018 | 117,125 |
| 2019 | 117,965 |
| 2020 | 118,295 |
| 2021 | 116,075 |
| 2022 | 115,644 |
| 2023 | 117,253 |
| 2024 | 119,072 |
| 2025 | 120,247 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 1,347 people
- Deaths
- 885 people
- Natural increase
- 462 people
- Net internal migration
- -462 people
- Net overseas migration
- 1,175 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Bayswater · Croydon · Evelyn · Glen Waverley · Monbulk · Ringwood · Warrandyte
Legislative Council regions: Eastern Victoria · North-Eastern Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 2 December 2023 by-election results - Barngeong Ward
- 11 March 2022 by-election results - Wonga Ward
- 2020 election results
- 16 July 2018 countback results - Wyreena Ward
- 2016 election results
- 11 September 2014 countback results - Mullum Ward
- 2012 election results
- 27 January 2010 countback results - Arrabri Ward
- 2008 election results
- Maroondah City Council representation review - final report (PDF)
- Maroondah City Council representation review - final report (Word)
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Brimbank City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Brimbank City Council
Vicmap code 308 · ABS code 21180 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Victoria BorgAlbanvale Ward
- Kim Thien TruongCherry Creek Ward
- Maria KerrCopernicus Ward
- Katharine NikolicDelahey Ward
- Thuy DangGrasslands Ward
- Daniel KrukHarvester Ward
- Virginia TachosHorseshoe Bend Ward
- Lucy NguyenKororoit Creek Ward
- Joh BauchMount Derrimut Ward
- Ranka RasicOrgan Pipes Ward
- Duyen Anh PhamSt Albans East Ward
Brimbank City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Organ Pipes Ward WARD
- Horseshoe Bend Ward WARD
- Kororoit Creek Ward WARD
- Harvester Ward WARD
- St Albans East Ward WARD
- Albanvale Ward WARD
- Copernicus Ward WARD
- Mount Derrimut Ward WARD
- Cherry Creek Ward WARD
- Delahey Ward WARD
- Grasslands Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 198,181people
- Change, 2024-25
- 683people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.3%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 123.4km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 1,606.02people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 167,213 |
| 2002 | 168,499 |
| 2003 | 169,424 |
| 2004 | 170,953 |
| 2005 | 172,749 |
| 2006 | 174,231 |
| 2007 | 177,004 |
| 2008 | 180,561 |
| 2009 | 185,397 |
| 2010 | 188,895 |
| 2011 | 191,496 |
| 2012 | 193,774 |
| 2013 | 196,169 |
| 2014 | 198,468 |
| 2015 | 200,860 |
| 2016 | 204,190 |
| 2017 | 206,116 |
| 2018 | 206,977 |
| 2019 | 206,771 |
| 2020 | 204,213 |
| 2021 | 196,631 |
| 2022 | 193,015 |
| 2023 | 195,599 |
| 2024 | 197,498 |
| 2025 | 198,181 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 2,347 people
- Deaths
- 1,261 people
- Natural increase
- 1,086 people
- Net internal migration
- -3,534 people
- Net overseas migration
- 3,131 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Kororoit · Laverton · Niddrie · St Albans · Sunbury · Sydenham · Williamstown
Legislative Council regions: Western Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 23 January 2023 countback results - Harvester Ward
- 2020 election results
- 30 March 2020 countback results - Grasslands Ward
- 2016 election results
- 2012 election results
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Brimbank City Council representation review - final report
- Brimbank City Council subdivision review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Boroondara City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Boroondara City Council
Vicmap code 307 · ABS code 21110 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Michael NolanBellevue Ward
- Felicity SinfieldCotham Ward
- Victor FrancoGardiner Ward
- Wes GaultGlenferrie Ward
- Mal Osborne-SmithJunction Ward
- Lisa HollingsworthLynden Ward
- Shima IbukiMaling Ward
- Chris PattasMaranoa Ward
- Rob BaillieuRiversdale Ward
- John Friend-PereiraSolway Ward
- Sophie TorneyStudley Ward
Boroondara City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Riversdale Ward WARD
- Solway Ward WARD
- Bellevue Ward WARD
- Lynden Ward WARD
- Studley Ward WARD
- Cotham Ward WARD
- Glenferrie Ward WARD
- Maranoa Ward WARD
- Maling Ward WARD
- Gardiner Ward WARD
- Junction Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 178,601people
- Change, 2024-25
- 1,256people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.7%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 60.18km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 2,967.9people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 156,246 |
| 2002 | 156,886 |
| 2003 | 157,298 |
| 2004 | 157,885 |
| 2005 | 158,727 |
| 2006 | 159,605 |
| 2007 | 161,308 |
| 2008 | 163,408 |
| 2009 | 165,284 |
| 2010 | 166,326 |
| 2011 | 167,062 |
| 2012 | 168,483 |
| 2013 | 170,485 |
| 2014 | 172,660 |
| 2015 | 174,753 |
| 2016 | 177,276 |
| 2017 | 178,650 |
| 2018 | 179,386 |
| 2019 | 179,663 |
| 2020 | 177,875 |
| 2021 | 169,789 |
| 2022 | 169,255 |
| 2023 | 174,200 |
| 2024 | 177,345 |
| 2025 | 178,601 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 1,227 people
- Deaths
- 1,167 people
- Natural increase
- 60 people
- Net internal migration
- -1,510 people
- Net overseas migration
- 2,706 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Ashwood · Box Hill · Bulleen · Hawthorn · Ivanhoe · Kew · Malvern · Northcote · Richmond
Legislative Council regions: North-Eastern Metropolitan · Northern Metropolitan · Southern Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Greater Geelong City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Greater Geelong City Council
Vicmap code 327 · ABS code 22750 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Ron NelsonBarrabool Hills Ward
- Emma SinclairCharlemont Ward
- Melissa CadwellCheetham Ward
- Elise WilkinsonConnewarre Ward
- Anthony AitkenCorio Ward
- Andrew KatosDeakin Ward
- Eddy KonteljHamlyn Heights Ward
- Stretch KonteljKardinia Ward
- Trent SullivanLeopold Ward
- Rowan D. StoryMurradoc Ward
- Chris BursonYou Yangs Ward
Greater Geelong City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Charlemont Ward WARD
- You Yangs Ward WARD
- Hamlyn Heights Ward WARD
- Kardinia Ward WARD
- Cheetham Ward WARD
- Deakin Ward WARD
- Murradoc Ward WARD
- Barrabool Hills Ward WARD
- Leopold Ward WARD
- Connewarre Ward WARD
- Corio Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 295,052people
- Change, 2024-25
- 6,376people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 2.2%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 1,247.99km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 236.42people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 191,534 |
| 2002 | 194,713 |
| 2003 | 196,973 |
| 2004 | 198,541 |
| 2005 | 199,996 |
| 2006 | 201,495 |
| 2007 | 203,802 |
| 2008 | 206,479 |
| 2009 | 209,429 |
| 2010 | 212,585 |
| 2011 | 215,837 |
| 2012 | 219,152 |
| 2013 | 223,357 |
| 2014 | 227,744 |
| 2015 | 232,926 |
| 2016 | 239,529 |
| 2017 | 246,384 |
| 2018 | 253,175 |
| 2019 | 260,134 |
| 2020 | 266,036 |
| 2021 | 270,932 |
| 2022 | 276,187 |
| 2023 | 282,212 |
| 2024 | 288,676 |
| 2025 | 295,052 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 3,854 people
- Deaths
- 2,283 people
- Natural increase
- 1,571 people
- Net internal migration
- 3,281 people
- Net overseas migration
- 1,524 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Bellarine · Eureka · Geelong · Lara · Polwarth · South Barwon · Werribee
Legislative Council regions: Western Metropolitan · Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 28 August 2023 countback results - Bellarine Ward
- 28 June 2023 countback results - Windermere Ward
- 23 January 2023 countback results - Brownbill Ward
- 2020 election results
- 2017 Greater Geelong City Council election
- 17 October 2015 by-election results - Kildare Ward
- 23 November 2013 - Mayoral by-election results
- 2012 election results
- 5 March 2011 by-election results - Deakin Ward
- 6 March 2010 by-election results - Cowie Ward
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Greater Geelong City Council report
- Greater Geelong City Council report
- Greater Geelong City Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Stonnington City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Stonnington City Council
Vicmap code 363 · ABS code 26350 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Meghan HopperComo Ward
- Melina SehrGreville Ward
- Sally DavisHedgeley Dene Ward
- Jami KlisarisMalvern Valley Ward
- Samantha ChoudhuryOrrong Ward
- Kate HelySouth Yarra Ward
- Tom HumphriesToorak Ward
- Jamie BellTooronga Ward
- Steve StefanopoulosWattletree Ward
Stonnington City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Como Ward WARD
- Orrong Ward WARD
- Malvern Valley Ward WARD
- Hedgeley Dene Ward WARD
- Toorak Ward WARD
- Wattletree Ward WARD
- Tooronga Ward WARD
- Greville Ward WARD
- South Yarra Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 114,789people
- Change, 2024-25
- 1,429people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1.3%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 25.65km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 4,475.03people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 89,424 |
| 2002 | 90,370 |
| 2003 | 91,034 |
| 2004 | 92,061 |
| 2005 | 92,893 |
| 2006 | 94,056 |
| 2007 | 95,228 |
| 2008 | 96,841 |
| 2009 | 98,186 |
| 2010 | 98,728 |
| 2011 | 98,853 |
| 2012 | 101,410 |
| 2013 | 103,487 |
| 2014 | 105,894 |
| 2015 | 108,028 |
| 2016 | 111,003 |
| 2017 | 112,134 |
| 2018 | 113,340 |
| 2019 | 113,800 |
| 2020 | 112,610 |
| 2021 | 106,190 |
| 2022 | 106,098 |
| 2023 | 110,947 |
| 2024 | 113,360 |
| 2025 | 114,789 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 907 people
- Deaths
- 646 people
- Natural increase
- 261 people
- Net internal migration
- -1,096 people
- Net overseas migration
- 2,264 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Ashwood · Caulfield · Hawthorn · Malvern · Melbourne · Oakleigh · Prahran · Richmond
Legislative Council regions: Northern Metropolitan · Southern Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 18 January 2023 countback results - East Ward
- 2020 election results
- 2016 election results
- 20 July 2015 countback results - East Ward
- 27 January 2015 countback results - South Ward
- 2012 election results
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Stonnington City Council subdivision review - final report
- Stonnington City Council subdivision review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Latrobe City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Latrobe City Council
Vicmap code 337 · ABS code 23810 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- David BarnesBoola Boola Ward
- Leanne PotterBudgeree Ward
- Joanne Mary CampbellJeeralang Ward
- Dale HarrimanLoy Yang Ward
- Adele PugsleyMoe Ward
- Vacant - Morwell River WardVEC note: Tracie Lund (position vacant - by-election details ) by-election details
- Sharon GibsonNewborough Ward
- Darren HoweTyers Ward
- Steph MorganYallourn Ward
Latrobe City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Newborough Ward WARD
- Tyers Ward WARD
- Moe Ward WARD
- Yallourn Ward WARD
- Budgeree Ward WARD
- Boola Boola Ward WARD
- Jeeralang Ward WARD
- Morwell River Ward WARD
- Loy Yang Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 79,112people
- Change, 2024-25
- 638people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.8%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 1,425.61km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 55.49people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 69,573 |
| 2002 | 69,575 |
| 2003 | 69,633 |
| 2004 | 69,754 |
| 2005 | 69,939 |
| 2006 | 70,536 |
| 2007 | 71,045 |
| 2008 | 71,702 |
| 2009 | 72,306 |
| 2010 | 73,082 |
| 2011 | 73,788 |
| 2012 | 74,004 |
| 2013 | 74,124 |
| 2014 | 74,134 |
| 2015 | 74,266 |
| 2016 | 74,622 |
| 2017 | 75,088 |
| 2018 | 75,586 |
| 2019 | 76,121 |
| 2020 | 76,714 |
| 2021 | 77,117 |
| 2022 | 77,536 |
| 2023 | 77,914 |
| 2024 | 78,474 |
| 2025 | 79,112 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 1,014 people
- Deaths
- 786 people
- Natural increase
- 228 people
- Net internal migration
- 188 people
- Net overseas migration
- 222 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Gippsland East · Gippsland South · Morwell · Narracan
Legislative Council regions: Eastern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Yarra City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Yarra City Council
Vicmap code 376 · ABS code 27350 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Sharon HarrisonBoulevard Ward
- Edward CrosslandCurtain Ward
- Sophie WadeHoddle Ward
- Evangeline AstonLangridge Ward
- Andrew DaviesLennox Ward
- Stephen JollyMacKillop Ward
- Meca HoMelba Ward
- Kenneth GomezNicholls Ward
- Sarah McKenzieYarra Bend Ward
Yarra City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Yarra Bend Ward WARD
- Hoddle Ward WARD
- Boulevard Ward WARD
- Melba Ward WARD
- Lennox Ward WARD
- Nicholls Ward WARD
- MacKillop Ward WARD
- Langridge Ward WARD
- Curtain Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 101,356people
- Change, 2024-25
- 1,434people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1.4%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 19.54km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 5,186.55people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 68,522 |
| 2002 | 69,415 |
| 2003 | 70,115 |
| 2004 | 70,811 |
| 2005 | 71,719 |
| 2006 | 72,808 |
| 2007 | 74,289 |
| 2008 | 75,868 |
| 2009 | 77,311 |
| 2010 | 78,430 |
| 2011 | 78,903 |
| 2012 | 81,268 |
| 2013 | 83,962 |
| 2014 | 87,228 |
| 2015 | 89,923 |
| 2016 | 92,894 |
| 2017 | 94,503 |
| 2018 | 95,504 |
| 2019 | 96,544 |
| 2020 | 96,662 |
| 2021 | 91,521 |
| 2022 | 91,831 |
| 2023 | 96,883 |
| 2024 | 99,922 |
| 2025 | 101,356 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 956 people
- Deaths
- 402 people
- Natural increase
- 554 people
- Net internal migration
- -1,121 people
- Net overseas migration
- 2,001 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Brunswick · Hawthorn · Ivanhoe · Kew · Malvern · Melbourne · Northcote · Prahran · Richmond
Legislative Council regions: North-Eastern Metropolitan · Northern Metropolitan · Southern Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 18 January 2023 countback results - Langridge Ward
- 2020 election results
- 8 May 2019 countback results - Nicholls Ward
- 2016 election results
- 2012 election results
- 11 January 2011 countback results - Nicholls Ward
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Yarra City Council representation review - final report
- Yarra City Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Gabo Island - unincorporated-area
Local government · unincorporated area
Gabo Island
Vicmap code 389 · ABS code 29399 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
This is an unincorporated area, not one of Victoria’s 79 municipal councils. It is retained in the boundary layer so the map does not silently fill it with a neighbouring council. No municipal councillors or council finances are assigned.
ABS reports these eight unincorporated polygons together under code 29399. The aggregate has not been divided between them.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts:
Legislative Council regions:
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Wangaratta Rural City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Wangaratta Rural City Council
Vicmap code 368 · ABS code 26700 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Tania MaxwellAppin Ward
- Dave FullerBullawah Ward
- Harry BussellKing River Ward
- Harvey BentonOvens Ward
- Irene GrantWarby Ward
- Ashlee FitzpatrickWareena Ward
- Allison WintersYarrunga Ward
Wangaratta Rural City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- King River Ward WARD
- Appin Ward WARD
- Wareena Ward WARD
- Yarrunga Ward WARD
- Bullawah Ward WARD
- Warby Ward WARD
- Ovens Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 30,089people
- Change, 2024-25
- 51people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.2%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 3,645.11km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 8.25people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 26,260 |
| 2002 | 26,341 |
| 2003 | 26,378 |
| 2004 | 26,464 |
| 2005 | 26,608 |
| 2006 | 26,776 |
| 2007 | 26,871 |
| 2008 | 27,005 |
| 2009 | 27,111 |
| 2010 | 27,200 |
| 2011 | 27,212 |
| 2012 | 27,438 |
| 2013 | 27,650 |
| 2014 | 27,862 |
| 2015 | 28,143 |
| 2016 | 28,592 |
| 2017 | 28,951 |
| 2018 | 29,269 |
| 2019 | 29,439 |
| 2020 | 29,517 |
| 2021 | 29,751 |
| 2022 | 29,838 |
| 2023 | 29,907 |
| 2024 | 30,038 |
| 2025 | 30,089 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 313 people
- Deaths
- 326 people
- Natural increase
- -13 people
- Net internal migration
- -5 people
- Net overseas migration
- 69 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Benambra · Eildon · Euroa · Gippsland East · Ovens Valley
Legislative Council regions: Eastern Victoria · Northern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Mount Baw Baw Alpine Resort - unincorporated-area
Local government · unincorporated area
Mount Baw Baw Alpine Resort
Vicmap code 383 · ABS code 29399 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
This is an unincorporated area, not one of Victoria’s 79 municipal councils. It is retained in the boundary layer so the map does not silently fill it with a neighbouring council. No municipal councillors or council finances are assigned.
ABS reports these eight unincorporated polygons together under code 29399. The aggregate has not been divided between them.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Narracan
Legislative Council regions: Eastern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Colac Otway Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Colac Otway Shire Council
Vicmap code 314 · ABS code 21750 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Jason SchramCouncil-wide
- Chris PotterCouncil-wide
- Zoe HudgellCouncil-wide
- Phil HowardCouncil-wide
- Charlie BuchananCouncil-wide
- Mick McCrickardCouncil-wide
- Chrissy De DeugdCouncil-wide
Colac Otway Shire Council is unsubdivided with 7 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Colac Otway Shire Unsubdivided UNSUBDIVIDED
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 22,209people
- Change, 2024-25
- 1people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 3,437.47km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 6.46people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 20,686 |
| 2002 | 20,689 |
| 2003 | 20,697 |
| 2004 | 20,689 |
| 2005 | 20,684 |
| 2006 | 20,614 |
| 2007 | 20,687 |
| 2008 | 20,782 |
| 2009 | 20,844 |
| 2010 | 20,855 |
| 2011 | 20,799 |
| 2012 | 20,902 |
| 2013 | 21,035 |
| 2014 | 21,131 |
| 2015 | 21,230 |
| 2016 | 21,362 |
| 2017 | 21,595 |
| 2018 | 21,823 |
| 2019 | 22,037 |
| 2020 | 22,274 |
| 2021 | 22,309 |
| 2022 | 22,151 |
| 2023 | 22,206 |
| 2024 | 22,208 |
| 2025 | 22,209 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 242 people
- Deaths
- 230 people
- Natural increase
- 12 people
- Net internal migration
- -91 people
- Net overseas migration
- 80 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Eureka · Polwarth
Legislative Council regions: Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 1 March 2023 countback results
- 18 January 2023 countback results
- 2020 election results
- 27 August 2018 countback results
- 2016 election results
- 21 August 2013 countback results
- 2012 election results
- 2008 election results
- Colac Otway Shire Council representation review - final report
- Colac Otway Shire Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Corangamite Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Corangamite Shire Council
Vicmap code 315 · ABS code 21830 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Jamie John VogelsCooriemungle Ward
- Ruth GstreinGnotuk Ward
- Kate MakinLake Elingamite Ward
- Geraldine ConheadyLake Keilambete Ward
- Laurie HickeyLeura Ward
- Nicholas ColeMt Elephant Ward
- Jo BeardTandarook Ward
Corangamite Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Cooriemungle Ward WARD
- Tandarook Ward WARD
- Lake Keilambete Ward WARD
- Lake Elingamite Ward WARD
- Gnotuk Ward WARD
- Leura Ward WARD
- Mt Elephant Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 15,712people
- Change, 2024-25
- -47people
- Growth, 2024-25
- -0.3%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 4,407.49km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 3.56people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 17,293 |
| 2002 | 17,232 |
| 2003 | 17,027 |
| 2004 | 16,962 |
| 2005 | 16,867 |
| 2006 | 16,815 |
| 2007 | 16,718 |
| 2008 | 16,636 |
| 2009 | 16,623 |
| 2010 | 16,563 |
| 2011 | 16,526 |
| 2012 | 16,470 |
| 2013 | 16,410 |
| 2014 | 16,340 |
| 2015 | 16,274 |
| 2016 | 16,243 |
| 2017 | 16,279 |
| 2018 | 16,231 |
| 2019 | 16,171 |
| 2020 | 16,108 |
| 2021 | 16,030 |
| 2022 | 15,950 |
| 2023 | 15,876 |
| 2024 | 15,759 |
| 2025 | 15,712 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 176 people
- Deaths
- 164 people
- Natural increase
- 12 people
- Net internal migration
- -90 people
- Net overseas migration
- 31 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Eureka · Lowan · Polwarth · Ripon · South-West Coast
Legislative Council regions: Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 2020 election results
- 27 June 2020 by-election results - Central Ward
- 18 December 2018 countback results - Central Ward
- 2016 election results
- 2012 election results
- 7 May 2011 by-election results - South-Central Ward
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Corangamite Shire Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Moyne Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Moyne Shire Council
Vicmap code 354 · ABS code 25490 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Jim DoukasCouncil-wide
- Karen FosterCouncil-wide
- Jordan LockettCouncil-wide
- Lisa RyanCouncil-wide
- Susan TaylorCouncil-wide
- Lloyd RossCouncil-wide
- Myra MurrihyCouncil-wide
Moyne Shire Council is unsubdivided with 7 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Moyne Shire Unsubdivided UNSUBDIVIDED
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 17,760people
- Change, 2024-25
- 94people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.5%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 5,481.69km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 3.24people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 15,525 |
| 2002 | 15,578 |
| 2003 | 15,605 |
| 2004 | 15,597 |
| 2005 | 15,635 |
| 2006 | 15,708 |
| 2007 | 15,744 |
| 2008 | 15,848 |
| 2009 | 15,976 |
| 2010 | 16,082 |
| 2011 | 16,167 |
| 2012 | 16,304 |
| 2013 | 16,431 |
| 2014 | 16,512 |
| 2015 | 16,591 |
| 2016 | 16,737 |
| 2017 | 16,779 |
| 2018 | 16,897 |
| 2019 | 16,997 |
| 2020 | 17,091 |
| 2021 | 17,296 |
| 2022 | 17,443 |
| 2023 | 17,562 |
| 2024 | 17,666 |
| 2025 | 17,760 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 201 people
- Deaths
- 151 people
- Natural increase
- 50 people
- Net internal migration
- -7 people
- Net overseas migration
- 51 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Lowan · Polwarth · South-West Coast
Legislative Council regions: Western Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Frankston City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Frankston City Council
Vicmap code 320 · ABS code 22170 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Kris BolamBallam Ward
- Michael O'ReillyCentenary Park Ward
- Brad HillDerinya Ward
- Cherie WanatElisabeth Murdoch Ward
- Emily GreenKananook Ward
- Steffie ConroyLyrebird Ward
- Sue BakerPines Ward
- David AskerWilton Ward
- Nathan ButlerYamala Ward
Frankston City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Kananook Ward WARD
- Centenary Park Ward WARD
- Ballam Ward WARD
- Wilton Ward WARD
- Pines Ward WARD
- Derinya Ward WARD
- Lyrebird Ward WARD
- Yamala Ward WARD
- Elisabeth Murdoch Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 145,369people
- Change, 2024-25
- 1,078people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.7%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 129.6km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 1,121.69people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 113,306 |
| 2002 | 114,262 |
| 2003 | 115,483 |
| 2004 | 117,124 |
| 2005 | 118,530 |
| 2006 | 120,148 |
| 2007 | 122,182 |
| 2008 | 124,689 |
| 2009 | 127,252 |
| 2010 | 129,052 |
| 2011 | 130,350 |
| 2012 | 132,194 |
| 2013 | 134,351 |
| 2014 | 136,181 |
| 2015 | 137,790 |
| 2016 | 139,502 |
| 2017 | 140,601 |
| 2018 | 141,531 |
| 2019 | 141,970 |
| 2020 | 142,191 |
| 2021 | 140,824 |
| 2022 | 141,028 |
| 2023 | 142,627 |
| 2024 | 144,291 |
| 2025 | 145,369 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 1,901 people
- Deaths
- 1,121 people
- Natural increase
- 780 people
- Net internal migration
- -633 people
- Net overseas migration
- 931 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Bass · Carrum · Cranbourne · Frankston · Hastings · Mornington
Legislative Council regions: Eastern Victoria · South-Eastern Metropolitan
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Benalla Rural City Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Benalla Rural City Council
Vicmap code 381 · ABS code 21010 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Peter DavisCouncil-wide
- Vincent Michael Branigan ( countback results )Council-wide
- Justin R KingCouncil-wide
- David George BloreCouncil-wide
- Bernie HearnCouncil-wide
- Jillian MerkelCouncil-wide
- Puna Hewa GunaratneCouncil-wide
Benalla Rural City Council is unsubdivided, with 7 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- Benalla Rural City Unsubdivided UNSUBDIVIDED
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 14,581people
- Change, 2024-25
- 29people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 0.2%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 2,352.64km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 6.2people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 13,886 |
| 2002 | 13,897 |
| 2003 | 13,878 |
| 2004 | 13,846 |
| 2005 | 13,829 |
| 2006 | 13,807 |
| 2007 | 13,802 |
| 2008 | 13,792 |
| 2009 | 13,796 |
| 2010 | 13,838 |
| 2011 | 13,818 |
| 2012 | 13,849 |
| 2013 | 13,878 |
| 2014 | 13,898 |
| 2015 | 13,923 |
| 2016 | 13,982 |
| 2017 | 14,049 |
| 2018 | 14,158 |
| 2019 | 14,237 |
| 2020 | 14,382 |
| 2021 | 14,436 |
| 2022 | 14,416 |
| 2023 | 14,467 |
| 2024 | 14,552 |
| 2025 | 14,581 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 148 people
- Deaths
- 190 people
- Natural increase
- -42 people
- Net internal migration
- 54 people
- Net overseas migration
- 17 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Eildon · Euroa · Ovens Valley · Shepparton
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 3 December 2025 countback results
- 2024 election results
- 2020 election results
- 2016 election results
- 5 June 2013 countback results
- 2012 election results
- 1 December 2011 countback results
- 16 June 2011 countback results
- 2008 election results
- Benalla Rural City Council representation review - final report
- Benalla Rural City Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Lake Mountain Alpine Resort - unincorporated-area
Local government · unincorporated area
Lake Mountain Alpine Resort
Vicmap code 385 · ABS code 29399 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
This is an unincorporated area, not one of Victoria’s 79 municipal councils. It is retained in the boundary layer so the map does not silently fill it with a neighbouring council. No municipal councillors or council finances are assigned.
ABS reports these eight unincorporated polygons together under code 29399. The aggregate has not been divided between them.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Eildon
Legislative Council regions: Northern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Baw Baw Shire Council - municipality
Local government · municipality
Baw Baw Shire Council
Vicmap code 305 · ABS code 20830 · Boundary snapshot 2 October 2026
Current governance and representation
- Danny GossCentral Ward
- Paul PrattCentral Ward
- Suzanne AllenCentral Ward
- Brendan KingwillEast Ward
- Adam SheehanEast Ward
- Kate WilsonEast Ward
- Ben LucasWest Ward
- Jess HamiltonWest Ward
- Tricia JonesWest Ward
Baw Baw Shire Council has 3 wards with 3 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Wards and electoral structure
- East Ward WARD
- Central Ward WARD
- West Ward WARD
Ward geometry is loaded only when requested. The 2024 source may contain unsubdivided or unspecified electoral areas; these are labelled as supplied, not invented wards.
Population - estimates with their dates
- Residents at 30 June 2025
- 62,784people
- Change, 2024-25
- 991people
- Growth, 2024-25
- 1.6%
- ABS LGA 2025 area
- 4,027.63km²
- Density at 30 June 2025
- 15.59people/km²
ERP is estimated resident population at 30 June each year. The 2001-2025 series is provided on the source LGA 2025 geography, not a sequence of each historical council boundary. The 2024-25 components describe that financial year. ABS LGA 2025; Mesh Block approximations, not identical to legal Vicmap boundaries. Statistical area and population are not recalculated from the legal map polygons.
200130 June each year2025
All 25 annual population estimates (2001-2025)
| At 30 June | Residents (people) |
|---|---|
| 2001 | 35,850 |
| 2002 | 35,990 |
| 2003 | 36,283 |
| 2004 | 36,643 |
| 2005 | 37,079 |
| 2006 | 37,814 |
| 2007 | 38,503 |
| 2008 | 39,389 |
| 2009 | 40,516 |
| 2010 | 42,097 |
| 2011 | 43,389 |
| 2012 | 44,506 |
| 2013 | 45,627 |
| 2014 | 46,644 |
| 2015 | 47,837 |
| 2016 | 49,296 |
| 2017 | 50,883 |
| 2018 | 52,447 |
| 2019 | 54,047 |
| 2020 | 55,753 |
| 2021 | 57,618 |
| 2022 | 59,252 |
| 2023 | 60,581 |
| 2024 | 61,793 |
| 2025 | 62,784 |
Components of population change, 2024-25
- Births
- 831 people
- Deaths
- 481 people
- Natural increase
- 350 people
- Net internal migration
- 514 people
- Net overseas migration
- 127 people
ABS Regional population, 2024-25 · Exact source fields and metadata · retrieved 2 October 2026. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where levels of government overlap
These are positive-area polygon intersections with the 2022 state electoral boundaries. A municipality can cross several electorates. Tiny boundary slivers can appear because municipal boundaries are property-aligned and have a different vintage. Links are not population shares or allocations of money.
Assembly districts: Bass · Eildon · Gippsland East · Gippsland South · Morwell · Narracan
Legislative Council regions: Eastern Victoria · Northern Victoria
Source topology defects are repaired only in a separate analysis copy for intersections and labels; map/download coordinates are unchanged. Method, source hashes and defect log
Federal electorates: official AEC boundaries - federal geometry and crosswalks are not loaded or inferred here.
Budgets, debt, rates and services
Numerical series unavailable in this release. No values are assumed to be zero or allocated from state figures. The LGPRF bulk download returned HTTP 403. LGV terms allow conditional non-commercial reuse; each acquired dataset still needs its own terms and coverage checked. No access restriction was bypassed. Council budgets, actual expenditure, borrowings and total liabilities are different measures and must remain separate.
Official local-government performance dataset · Victoria Grants Commission financial data and source reports
Election history and boundary reviews - official sources
Historical links are retained as evidence; they do not establish the current roster or current ward boundaries.
- 2024 election results
- 17 May 2023 countback results - Central Ward
- 29 June 2021 countback results - West Ward
- 2020 election results
- 2016 election results
- 29 July 2013 countback results - Mount Worth Ward
- 2012 election results
- 30 Sep 2011 countback results - Mount Worth Ward
- 27 May 2011 countback results - North Ward
- 16 June 2010 countback results - Warragul Ward
- 2008 election results
- Learn about this review
- Baw Baw Shire Council representation review - final report
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Cathedral Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Cathedral Ward
Murrindindi Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3550120240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Sandice McAulayCathedral Ward
Murrindindi Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Island Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Island Ward
Bass Coast Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3040220240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 3 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Ron BauerIsland Ward
- Tracey BellIsland Ward
- Tim O'BrienIsland Ward
Bass Coast Shire Council has 3 wards with 3 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Alpine Shire Unsubdivided - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Alpine Shire Unsubdivided
Alpine Shire Council · UNSUBDIVIDED · Official ward code 3000120050801
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2005-08-01; gazetted 2004-10-28. Source capacity: 7 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Sarah NicholasCouncil-wide
- John AndersenCouncil-wide
- Gareth GrahamCouncil-wide
- Peter SmithCouncil-wide
- Noah TanzenCouncil-wide
- David ByrneCouncil-wide
- Jean-Pierre RoncoCouncil-wide
Alpine Shire Council is unsubdivided with 7 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Castlefield Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Castlefield Ward
Bayside City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3060420200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Elli MurrayCastlefield Ward
Bayside City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Central Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Central Ward
Northern Grampians Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3570120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 2 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Karen HyslopCentral Ward
- Jenny GreenbergerCentral Ward
Northern Grampians Shire Council has 3 wards with 2 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Russells Creek Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Russells Creek Ward
Warrnambool City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3690620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Ben BlainRussells Creek Ward
Warrnambool City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Sumsion Gardens Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Sumsion Gardens Ward
Wodonga City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3740720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Michael GobelSumsion Gardens Ward
Wodonga City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
West Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
West Ward
Macedon Ranges Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3390320050801
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2005-08-01; gazetted 2004-11-04. Source capacity: 3 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Kate KendallWest Ward
- Jennifer AndersonWest Ward
- Janet PearceWest Ward
Macedon Ranges Shire Council has 3 wards with 3 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Riversdale Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Riversdale Ward
Boroondara City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3070920240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Rob BaillieuRiversdale Ward
Boroondara City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Blackburn Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Blackburn Ward
Monash City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3480220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Rebecca PatersonBlackburn Ward
Monash City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Warrk-Warrk Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Warrk-Warrk Ward
Merri-bek City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3511020240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Adam PulfordWarrk-Warrk Ward
Merri-bek City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Beckett Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Beckett Ward
Bayside City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3060120200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Debbie Taylor-HaynesBeckett Ward
Bayside City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Benalla Rural City Unsubdivided - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Benalla Rural City Unsubdivided
Benalla Rural City Council · UNSUBDIVIDED · Official ward code 3810120080214
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2008-02-14; gazetted 2008-02-14. Source capacity: 7 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Peter DavisCouncil-wide
- Vincent Michael Branigan ( countback results )Council-wide
- Justin R KingCouncil-wide
- David George BloreCouncil-wide
- Bernie HearnCouncil-wide
- Jillian MerkelCouncil-wide
- Puna Hewa GunaratneCouncil-wide
Benalla Rural City Council is unsubdivided, with 7 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Lakeside Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Lakeside Ward
Port Phillip City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3580520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Bryan MearsLakeside Ward
Port Phillip City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
South Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
South Ward
Mitchell Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3460320200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 3 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Riley EvansSouth Ward
- Bob CornishSouth Ward
- Claudia JamesSouth Ward
Mitchell Shire Council has 3 wards, with 3 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Waverley Park Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Waverley Park Ward
Monash City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3481020240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Shane McCluskeyWaverley Park Ward
Monash City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Laverton Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Laverton Ward
Hobsons Bay City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3310420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Paddy Keys-MacphersonLaverton Ward
Hobsons Bay City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Green Park Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Green Park Ward
Horsham Rural City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3320120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Dean O'LoughlinGreen Park Ward
Horsham Rural City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Correa Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Correa Ward
Casey City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3120320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Gary RoweCorrea Ward
Casey City Council has 12 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Solway Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Solway Ward
Boroondara City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3071020240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- John Friend-PereiraSolway Ward
Boroondara City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Jells Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Jells Ward
Monash City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3480520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Elisha LeeJells Ward
Monash City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Organ Pipes Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Organ Pipes Ward
Brimbank City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3081020240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Ranka RasicOrgan Pipes Ward
Brimbank City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Moyne Shire Unsubdivided - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Moyne Shire Unsubdivided
Moyne Shire Council · UNSUBDIVIDED · Official ward code 3540120071025
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2007-10-25; gazetted 2007-10-25. Source capacity: 7 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Jim DoukasCouncil-wide
- Karen FosterCouncil-wide
- Jordan LockettCouncil-wide
- Lisa RyanCouncil-wide
- Susan TaylorCouncil-wide
- Lloyd RossCouncil-wide
- Myra MurrihyCouncil-wide
Moyne Shire Council is unsubdivided with 7 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Altona Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Altona Ward
Hobsons Bay City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3310120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Daria KellanderAltona Ward
Hobsons Bay City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Kinglake Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Kinglake Ward
Murrindindi Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3550520240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Vacant - Kinglake WardVEC note: Jodi Adams (position vacant - by-election details ) by-election details
Murrindindi Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Saltwater Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Saltwater Ward
Maribyrnong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3410520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Samantha MeredithSaltwater Ward
Maribyrnong City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Henderson Park Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Henderson Park Ward
Mildura Rural City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3450220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Helen HealyHenderson Park Ward
Mildura Rural City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Altona North Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Altona North Ward
Hobsons Bay City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3310320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Rayane HawliAltona North Ward
Hobsons Bay City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Chicquita Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Chicquita Ward
Kingston City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3350420200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Jane AgirtanChicquita Ward
Kingston City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
University Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
University Ward
Monash City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3480820240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Josh FergeusUniversity Ward
Monash City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Ranges Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Ranges Ward
Cardinia Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3110720240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- David NickellRanges Ward
Cardinia Shire Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Ruffey Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Ruffey Ward
Manningham City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3400420200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Jim GrivasRuffey Ward
Manningham City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Kialla Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Kialla Ward
Greater Shepparton City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3280320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Anthony BrophyKialla Ward
Greater Shepparton City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Emu Creek Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Emu Creek Ward
Hume City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3330420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Kate HamleyEmu Creek Ward
Hume City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Terrara Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Terrara Ward
Whitehorse City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3720920200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Jarrod GunnTerrara Ward
Whitehorse City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Kananook Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Kananook Ward
Frankston City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3200520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Emily GreenKananook Ward
Frankston City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Central Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Central Ward
Mitchell Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3460120200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 3 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Timothy HansonCentral Ward
- Nathan ClarkCentral Ward
- Bob HummCentral Ward
Mitchell Shire Council has 3 wards, with 3 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Friberg Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Friberg Ward
Knox City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3360620151112
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2015-11-12; gazetted 2015-11-12. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Parisa ConsidineFriberg Ward
Knox City Council has 9 wards, with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Roxburgh Park Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Roxburgh Park Ward
Hume City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3330820240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Sam MishoRoxburgh Park Ward
Hume City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
North Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
North Ward
Hindmarsh Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3300220050801
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2005-08-01; gazetted 2005-03-10. Source capacity: 2 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Tony ClarkNorth Ward
- Roger AitkenNorth Ward
Hindmarsh Shire Council has 3 wards with 2 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Wimba Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Wimba Ward
Wyndham City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3751120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Josh GilliganWimba Ward
Wyndham City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Central Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Central Ward
Cardinia Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3110320240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Collin RossCentral Ward
Cardinia Shire Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Como Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Como Ward
Stonnington City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3630120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Meghan HopperComo Ward
Stonnington City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Bunjil Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Bunjil Ward
Nillumbik Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3560220200423
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-04-23; gazetted 2020-04-23. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Naomi JoinerBunjil Ward
Nillumbik Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
De Cameron Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
De Cameron Ward
Pyrenees Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3590320240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Megan PhelanDe Cameron Ward
Pyrenees Shire Council has 5 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Olympia Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Olympia Ward
Banyule City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3030820200423
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-04-23; gazetted 2020-04-23. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Mary O'KaneOlympia Ward
Banyule City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
City Gate Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
City Gate Ward
Mildura Rural City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3450120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Katie ClementsCity Gate Ward
Mildura Rural City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Centenary Park Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Centenary Park Ward
Frankston City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3200220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Michael O'ReillyCentenary Park Ward
Frankston City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Myrnong Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Myrnong Ward
Moonee Valley City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3490620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Rose IserMyrnong Ward
Moonee Valley City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Albert Park Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Albert Park Ward
Port Phillip City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3580120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Rod HardyAlbert Park Ward
Port Phillip City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Wattle Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Wattle Ward
Kingston City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3351020200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Georgia ErevnidisWattle Ward
Kingston City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Warringine Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Warringine Ward
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3521120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Michael StephensWarringine Ward
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Epping Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Epping Ward
Whittlesea City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3730220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- David LenbergEpping Ward
Whittlesea City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Boyd Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Boyd Ward
Bayside City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3060320200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Kylie McIntoshBoyd Ward
Bayside City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Banksia Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Banksia Ward
Kingston City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3350120200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Chris HoweBanksia Ward
Kingston City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Tullamore Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Tullamore Ward
Manningham City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3400620200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Deirdre DiamanteTullamore Ward
Manningham City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Scotchmans Creek Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Scotchmans Creek Ward
Monash City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3480720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Nicky LuoScotchmans Creek Ward
Monash City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Yarra Bend Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Yarra Bend Ward
Yarra City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3760920240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Sarah McKenzieYarra Bend Ward
Yarra City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Queenscliffe Borough Unsubdivided - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Queenscliffe Borough Unsubdivided
Borough of Queenscliffe Council · UNSUBDIVIDED · Official ward code 3600120080612
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2008-06-12; gazetted 2008-06-12. Source capacity: 5 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Donnie GrigauCouncil-wide
- Isabelle TolhurstCouncil-wide
- Brendan MonahanCouncil-wide
- Di RuleCouncil-wide
- Hélène CameronCouncil-wide
Borough of Queenscliffe Council is unsubdivided with 5 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Tootgarook Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Tootgarook Ward
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3521020240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Cam WilliamsTootgarook Ward
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Wattle Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Wattle Ward
Maribyrnong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3410720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Elena PereyraWattle Ward
Maribyrnong City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Warrigal Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Warrigal Ward
Monash City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3480920240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Stuart JamesWarrigal Ward
Monash City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Akoonah Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Akoonah Ward
Casey City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3120120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Scott William DowlingAkoonah Ward
Casey City Council has 12 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Caulfield Park Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Caulfield Park Ward
Glen Eira City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3220320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Sam ParasolCaulfield Park Ward
Glen Eira City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Bellevue Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Bellevue Ward
Boroondara City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3070120240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Michael NolanBellevue Ward
Boroondara City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Lower Avoca Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Lower Avoca Ward
Buloke Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3090120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 2 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Bruce StaffordLower Avoca Ward
- Stephen BarrattLower Avoca Ward
Buloke City Council has 3 wards with 6 councillors (2 councillors in each ward).
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Ballam Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Ballam Ward
Frankston City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3200120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Kris BolamBallam Ward
Frankston City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Tanti Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Tanti Ward
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3520920240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Paul PingiaroTanti Ward
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Charlemont Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Charlemont Ward
Greater Geelong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3270220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Emma SinclairCharlemont Ward
Greater Geelong City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
King River Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
King River Ward
Wangaratta Rural City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3680320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Harry BussellKing River Ward
Wangaratta Rural City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Pine Lodge Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Pine Lodge Ward
Greater Shepparton City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3280720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Geoff AkersPine Lodge Ward
Greater Shepparton City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Cooriemungle Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Cooriemungle Ward
Corangamite Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3150120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Jamie John VogelsCooriemungle Ward
Corangamite Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
South East Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
South East Ward
Darebin City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3160720200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Emily DimitriadisSouth East Ward
Darebin City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Simpson Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Simpson Ward
Whitehorse City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3720720200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Prue CuttsSimpson Ward
Whitehorse City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Beacon Hills Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Beacon Hills Ward
Cardinia Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3110120240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Brett OwenBeacon Hills Ward
Cardinia Shire Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Springvale South Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Springvale South Ward
Greater Dandenong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3261020240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Loi TruongSpringvale South Ward
Greater Dandenong City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
South Melbourne Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
South Melbourne Ward
Port Phillip City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3580820240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Beti JaySouth Melbourne Ward
Port Phillip City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Terrick Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Terrick Ward
Loddon Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3380420240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Dan StraubTerrick Ward
Loddon Shire Council has 5 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Wedderburn Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Wedderburn Ward
Loddon Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3380520240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Gavan Lindsay HoltWedderburn Ward
Loddon Shire Council has 5 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Longbeach Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Longbeach Ward
Kingston City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3350720200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Georgina OxleyLongbeach Ward
Kingston City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Swipers Gully Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Swipers Gully Ward
Nillumbik Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3560620200423
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-04-23; gazetted 2020-04-23. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Kate McKaySwipers Gully Ward
Nillumbik Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Collier Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Collier Ward
Knox City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3360320151112
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2015-11-12; gazetted 2015-11-12. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Chris DuncanCollier Ward
Knox City Council has 9 wards, with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
West Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
West Ward
Darebin City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3160920200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Connie BoglisWest Ward
Darebin City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Maryborough Central Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Maryborough Central Ward
Central Goldfields Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3130220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Gerard Michael MurphyMaryborough Central Ward
Central Goldfields Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Benbenjie Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Benbenjie Ward
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3520220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Max PattonBenbenjie Ward
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Lalor Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Lalor Ward
Whittlesea City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3730520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Michael Labrador ( by-election results )Lalor Ward
Whittlesea City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Mount Emu Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Mount Emu Ward
Pyrenees Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3590520240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Tanya KehoeMount Emu Ward
Pyrenees Shire Council has 5 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Colac Otway Shire Unsubdivided - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Colac Otway Shire Unsubdivided
Colac Otway Shire Council · UNSUBDIVIDED · Official ward code 3140120071025
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2007-10-25; gazetted 2007-10-25. Source capacity: 7 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Jason SchramCouncil-wide
- Chris PotterCouncil-wide
- Zoe HudgellCouncil-wide
- Phil HowardCouncil-wide
- Charlie BuchananCouncil-wide
- Mick McCrickardCouncil-wide
- Chrissy De DeugdCouncil-wide
Colac Otway Shire Council is unsubdivided with 7 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Sparks Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Sparks Ward
Whitehorse City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3720820200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Peter John AllanSparks Ward
Whitehorse City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Hepburn Shire Unsubdivided - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Hepburn Shire Unsubdivided
Hepburn Shire Council · UNSUBDIVIDED · Official ward code 3290120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 7 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Don HendersonCouncil-wide
- Brian HoodCouncil-wide
- Lesley HewittCouncil-wide
- Tony ClarkCouncil-wide
- Tim DrylieCouncil-wide
- Pat HockeyCouncil-wide
- Shirley CornishCouncil-wide
Hepburn Shire Council is unsubdivided with 7 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Melaleuca Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Melaleuca Ward
Kingston City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3350820200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Vacant - Melaleuca WardVEC note: Tess Law (position vacant - by-election details ) by-election details
Kingston City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Tandarook Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Tandarook Ward
Corangamite Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3150720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Jo BeardTandarook Ward
Corangamite Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Central Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Central Ward
Darebin City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3160120200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Kristine OlarisCentral Ward
Darebin City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
West Wimmera Shire Unsubdivided - ward
Local government · electoral structure
West Wimmera Shire Unsubdivided
West Wimmera Shire Council · UNSUBDIVIDED · Official ward code 3710120050801
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2005-08-01; gazetted 1996-01-01. Source capacity: 5 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Helen HobbsCouncil-wide
- Tim MeyerCouncil-wide
- Jodie PretloveCouncil-wide
- Richard William HicksCouncil-wide
- Tom HoulihanCouncil-wide
West Wimmera Shire Council is unsubdivided with 5 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Williams Landing Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Williams Landing Ward
Wyndham City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3751020240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Larry ZhaoWilliams Landing Ward
Wyndham City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
O'Shannassy Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
O'Shannassy Ward
Yarra Ranges Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3770620200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Jim ChildO'Shannassy Ward
Yarra Ranges Shire Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Wonga Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Wonga Ward
Maroondah City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3420820200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Linda HancockWonga Ward
Maroondah City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Torquay Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Torquay Ward
Surf Coast Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3650220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 3 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Liz PattisonTorquay Ward
- Phoebe Crockett ( countback results )Torquay Ward
- Paul BarkerTorquay Ward
Surf Coast Shire Council has 3 wards with 3 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Walker Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Walker Ward
Whitehorse City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3721020200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Ben StennettWalker Ward
Whitehorse City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
You Yangs Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
You Yangs Ward
Greater Geelong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3271120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Chris BursonYou Yangs Ward
Greater Geelong City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Dinsdale Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Dinsdale Ward
Knox City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3360420151112
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2015-11-12; gazetted 2015-11-12. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Robert WilliamsDinsdale Ward
Knox City Council has 9 wards, with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
North Central Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
North Central Ward
Darebin City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3160220200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Vasilios TsalkosNorth Central Ward
Darebin City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Kara Kara Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Kara Kara Ward
Northern Grampians Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3570320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 2 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Karen ProbstKara Kara Ward
- Murray EmersonKara Kara Ward
Northern Grampians Shire Council has 3 wards with 2 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Harmony Park Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Harmony Park Ward
Merri-bek City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3510620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Helen PolitisHarmony Park Ward
Merri-bek City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Mahoneys Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Mahoneys Ward
Whitehorse City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3720620200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Jason MartinMahoneys Ward
Whitehorse City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Officer Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Officer Ward
Cardinia Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3110520240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Samantha-Jane PotterOfficer Ward
Cardinia Shire Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Werribee Park Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Werribee Park Ward
Wyndham City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3750920240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Mia Frances ShawWerribee Park Ward
Wyndham City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Sugarloaf Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Sugarloaf Ward
Nillumbik Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3560520200423
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-04-23; gazetted 2020-04-23. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Kim CopeSugarloaf Ward
Nillumbik Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Oatlands Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Oatlands Ward
Horsham Rural City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3320520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Angela MunnOatlands Ward
Horsham Rural City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Lower Goulburn Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Lower Goulburn Ward
Greater Shepparton City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3280420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Kieron EddyLower Goulburn Ward
Greater Shepparton City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Hamlyn Heights Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Hamlyn Heights Ward
Greater Geelong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3270720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Eddy KonteljHamlyn Heights Ward
Greater Geelong City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Horseshoe Bend Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Horseshoe Bend Ward
Brimbank City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3080720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Virginia TachosHorseshoe Bend Ward
Brimbank City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Bababi Marning Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Bababi Marning Ward
Hume City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3330220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- John HaddadBababi Marning Ward
Hume City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Epsom Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Epsom Ward
Greater Bendigo City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3250320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Andrea MetcalfEpsom Ward
Greater Bendigo City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Loddon River Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Loddon River Ward
Mount Alexander Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3530620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Matt DriscollLoddon River Ward
Mount Alexander Shire Council has 8 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Springvale Central Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Springvale Central Ward
Greater Dandenong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3260820240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Alice Phuong LeSpringvale Central Ward
Greater Dandenong City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Caruana Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Caruana Ward
Kingston City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3350320200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Caroline WhiteCaruana Ward
Kingston City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Canning Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Canning Ward
Moonee Valley City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3490320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Paula TheocharidesCanning Ward
Moonee Valley City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Hoddle Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Hoddle Ward
Yarra City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3760320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Sophie WadeHoddle Ward
Yarra City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Featherbrook Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Featherbrook Ward
Wyndham City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3750420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Jasmine HillFeatherbrook Ward
Wyndham City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Watts Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Watts Ward
Melton City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3441020240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Sophie RamseyWatts Ward
Melton City Council has 10 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Sugar Gum Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Sugar Gum Ward
Melton City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3440920240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Lara CarliSugar Gum Ward
Melton City Council has 10 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
King Parrot Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
King Parrot Ward
Murrindindi Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3550420240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Eric LordingKing Parrot Ward
Murrindindi Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Beale Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Beale Ward
Banyule City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3030220200423
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-04-23; gazetted 2020-04-23. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Vacant - Beale WardVEC note: Elizabeth Nealy (position vacant - by-election details ) by-election details
Banyule City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Kororoit Creek Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Kororoit Creek Ward
Brimbank City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3080820240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Lucy NguyenKororoit Creek Ward
Brimbank City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Grevillea Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Grevillea Ward
Casey City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3120620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Dave PerryGrevillea Ward
Casey City Council has 12 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Newborough Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Newborough Ward
Latrobe City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3370720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Sharon GibsonNewborough Ward
Latrobe City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Hawdon Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Hawdon Ward
Banyule City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3030620200423
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-04-23; gazetted 2020-04-23. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Matt WoodHawdon Ward
Banyule City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
North Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
North Ward
Mitchell Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3460220200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 3 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Ned JefferyNorth Ward
- John DougallNorth Ward
- Andrea PaceNorth Ward
Mitchell Shire Council has 3 wards, with 3 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Murrumbeena Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Murrumbeena Ward
Glen Eira City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3220720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Luca RagniMurrumbeena Ward
Glen Eira City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Kirrip Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Kirrip Ward
Whittlesea City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3730420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Aidan McLindonKirrip Ward
Whittlesea City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Nowingi Place Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Nowingi Place Ward
Mildura Rural City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3450820240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Jodi ReynoldsNowingi Place Ward
Mildura Rural City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Huon Creek Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Huon Creek Ward
Wodonga City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3740320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Cassie AldridgeHuon Creek Ward
Wodonga City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Boort Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Boort Ward
Loddon Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3380120240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- David WeaverBoort Ward
Loddon Shire Council has 5 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Buckley Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Buckley Ward
Moonee Valley City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3490220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- John BarnesBuckley Ward
Moonee Valley City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Red Gate Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Red Gate Ward
Murrindindi Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3550720240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Damien GallagherRed Gate Ward
Murrindindi Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Ebden Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Ebden Ward
Bayside City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3060620200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Geoff LeighEbden Ward
Bayside City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Goulburn River Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Goulburn River Ward
Greater Shepparton City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3280220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Paul WickhamGoulburn River Ward
Greater Shepparton City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
West Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
West Ward
Hindmarsh Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3300320050801
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2005-08-01; gazetted 2005-03-10. Source capacity: 2 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Rosie BarkerWest Ward
- Ron IsmayWest Ward
Hindmarsh Shire Council has 3 wards with 2 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Westerfolds Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Westerfolds Ward
Manningham City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3400820200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Isabella EltahaWesterfolds Ward
Manningham City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Steele Creek Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Steele Creek Ward
Moonee Valley City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3490820240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Samantha ByrneSteele Creek Ward
Moonee Valley City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Coastal-Promontory Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Coastal-Promontory Ward
South Gippsland Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3610120240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 3 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Scott RaeCoastal-Promontory Ward
- Sarah GilliganCoastal-Promontory Ward
- Steve FinlayCoastal-Promontory Ward
South Gippsland Shire Council has 3 wards with 3 councillors each.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Appin Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Appin Ward
Wangaratta Rural City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3680120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Tania MaxwellAppin Ward
Wangaratta Rural City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Whipstick Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Whipstick Ward
Greater Bendigo City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3250920240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Owen CosgriffWhipstick Ward
Greater Bendigo City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Platypus Park Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Platypus Park Ward
Warrnambool City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3690520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Vicki JelliePlatypus Park Ward
Warrnambool City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Boulevard Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Boulevard Ward
Yarra City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3760120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Sharon HarrisonBoulevard Ward
Yarra City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Toomuc Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Toomuc Ward
Cardinia Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3110820240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Casey ThomsenToomuc Ward
Cardinia Shire Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Currawong Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Currawong Ward
Manningham City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3400220200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Andrew ConlonCurrawong Ward
Manningham City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Jubilee Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Jubilee Ward
Maroondah City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3420320200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Claire RexJubilee Ward
Maroondah City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Tarrengower Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Tarrengower Ward
Mount Alexander Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3530820240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Rosalie HastwellTarrengower Ward
Mount Alexander Shire Council has 8 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Lynden Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Lynden Ward
Boroondara City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3070620240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Lisa HollingsworthLynden Ward
Boroondara City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Chandler Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Chandler Ward
Knox City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3360220151112
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2015-11-12; gazetted 2015-11-12. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Paige KennettChandler Ward
Knox City Council has 9 wards, with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
North East Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
North East Ward
Darebin City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3160320200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Matt ArturiNorth East Ward
Darebin City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Avoca Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Avoca Ward
Pyrenees Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3590120240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Rebecca WardlawAvoca Ward
Pyrenees Shire Council has 5 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Eley Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Eley Ward
Whitehorse City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3720220200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Daniel GriffithsEley Ward
Whitehorse City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
St Kilda Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
St Kilda Ward
Port Phillip City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3580920240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Serge ThomannSt Kilda Ward
Port Phillip City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Kardinia Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Kardinia Ward
Greater Geelong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3270820240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Stretch KonteljKardinia Ward
Greater Geelong City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Walling Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Walling Ward
Yarra Ranges Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3770920200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Len CoxWalling Ward
Yarra Ranges Shire Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Harvester Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Harvester Ward
Brimbank City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3080620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Daniel KrukHarvester Ward
Brimbank City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Orrong Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Orrong Ward
Stonnington City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3630520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Samantha ChoudhuryOrrong Ward
Stonnington City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
South Morang Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
South Morang Ward
Whittlesea City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3731020240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Martin TaylorSouth Morang Ward
Whittlesea City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Wyn Wyn Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Wyn Wyn Ward
Horsham Rural City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3320720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Brian KlowssWyn Wyn Ward
Horsham Rural City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Woodlands Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Woodlands Ward
Hume City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3331020240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Steve GagenWoodlands Ward
Hume City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Westbreen Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Westbreen Ward
Merri-bek City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3511120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Katerine TheodosisWestbreen Ward
Merri-bek City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Sheoak Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Sheoak Ward
Maribyrnong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3410620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Bernadette ThomasSheoak Ward
Maribyrnong City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Jasper Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Jasper Ward
Glen Eira City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3220420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Arabella DanielJasper Ward
Glen Eira City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Pertobe Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Pertobe Ward
Warrnambool City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3690420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Matthew WalshPertobe Ward
Warrnambool City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Quarters Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Quarters Ward
Casey City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3120920240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Carolyn EavesQuarters Ward
Casey City Council has 12 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Bolin Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Bolin Ward
Manningham City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3400120200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Geoff GoughBolin Ward
Manningham City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Eppalock Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Eppalock Ward
Greater Bendigo City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3250220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Aaron SpongEppalock Ward
Greater Bendigo City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Sherbourne Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Sherbourne Ward
Banyule City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3030920200423
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-04-23; gazetted 2020-04-23. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Alison ChampionSherbourne Ward
Banyule City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Pentridge Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Pentridge Ward
Merri-bek City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3510820240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Nat AbboudPentridge Ward
Merri-bek City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Wilton Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Wilton Ward
Frankston City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3200820240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- David AskerWilton Ward
Frankston City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Hopetoun Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Hopetoun Ward
Yarriambiack Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3780220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 2 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Andrew McleanHopetoun Ward
- Chris K. LehmannHopetoun Ward
Yarriambiack Shire Council has 3 wards with 6 councillors (2 councillors in each ward).
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Inglewood Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Inglewood Ward
Loddon Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3380220240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Miki WilsonInglewood Ward
Loddon Shire Council has 5 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Melba Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Melba Ward
Yarra Ranges Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3770520200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Mitch MazzarellaMelba Ward
Yarra Ranges Shire Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Campaspe Shire Unsubdivided - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Campaspe Shire Unsubdivided
Campaspe Shire Council · UNSUBDIVIDED · Official ward code 3100120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 9 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Rob AmosCouncil-wide
- Jessica MitchellCouncil-wide
- Paul JarmanCouncil-wide
- John ZobecCouncil-wide
- Luke SharrockCouncil-wide
- Tony MarwoodCouncil-wide
- Adrian WestonCouncil-wide
- Daniel MackrellCouncil-wide
- Zoe CookCouncil-wide
Campaspe Shire Council is unsubdivided with 9 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Studley Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Studley Ward
Boroondara City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3071120240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Sophie TorneyStudley Ward
Boroondara City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Kingsley Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Kingsley Ward
Whitehorse City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3720420200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Kirsten LangfordKingsley Ward
Whitehorse City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Tullaroop Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Tullaroop Ward
Central Goldfields Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3130720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Anna De VilliersTullaroop Ward
Central Goldfields Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Waldau Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Waldau Ward
Manningham City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3400720200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Anna ChenWaldau Ward
Manningham City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Central Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Central Ward
Ballarat City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3020420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Samantha McIntoshCentral Ward
Ballarat City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Cheetham Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Cheetham Ward
Greater Geelong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3270320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Melissa CadwellCheetham Ward
Greater Geelong City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Lockwood Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Lockwood Ward
Greater Bendigo City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3250720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Vacant - Lockwood WardVEC note: Position vacant ( by-election details ) by-election details
Greater Bendigo City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Tarwin Valley Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Tarwin Valley Ward
South Gippsland Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3610320240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 3 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- John SchellingTarwin Valley Ward
- Clare WilliamsTarwin Valley Ward
- Brad SnellTarwin Valley Ward
South Gippsland Shire Council has 3 wards with 3 councillors each.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Indigo Shire Unsubdivided - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Indigo Shire Unsubdivided
Indigo Shire Council · UNSUBDIVIDED · Official ward code 3340120050801
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2005-08-01; gazetted 1996-07-18. Source capacity: 7 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Sophie PriceCouncil-wide
- Jane DowsleyCouncil-wide
- John HarveyCouncil-wide
- Scott LandellsCouncil-wide
- Roberta HorneCouncil-wide
- Greg BourkeCouncil-wide
- Diane ShepheardCouncil-wide
Indigo Shire Council is unsubdivided with 7 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Henty Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Henty Ward
Cardinia Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3110420240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Liz RobertsHenty Ward
Cardinia Shire Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Delacombe Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Delacombe Ward
Ballarat City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3020520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Tracey HargreavesDelacombe Ward
Ballarat City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Keysborough South Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Keysborough South Ward
Greater Dandenong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3260520240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Isabella DoKeysborough South Ward
Greater Dandenong City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Wollaston Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Wollaston Ward
Warrnambool City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3690720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Richard ZiegelerWollaston Ward
Warrnambool City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Maryborough West Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Maryborough West Ward
Central Goldfields Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3130520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Grace La VellaMaryborough West Ward
Central Goldfields Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Stringybark Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Stringybark Ward
Melton City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3440820240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Julie ShannonStringybark Ward
Melton City Council has 10 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Bluestone Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Bluestone Ward
Maribyrnong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3410120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Pradeep TiwariBluestone Ward
Maribyrnong City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Gardiners Creek Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Gardiners Creek Ward
Monash City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3480420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Anjalee De SilvaGardiners Creek Ward
Monash City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Montague Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Montague Ward
Port Phillip City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3580620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Alex MakinMontague Ward
Port Phillip City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Spotswood Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Spotswood Ward
Hobsons Bay City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3310520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Kristin BishopSpotswood Ward
Hobsons Bay City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Streeton Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Streeton Ward
Yarra Ranges Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3770820200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Jeff MarriottStreeton Ward
Yarra Ranges Shire Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Port Melbourne Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Port Melbourne Ward
Port Phillip City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3580720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Heather CunsoloPort Melbourne Ward
Port Phillip City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Golden Square Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Golden Square Ward
Greater Bendigo City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3250420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Karen CorrGolden Square Ward
Greater Bendigo City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Casuarina Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Casuarina Ward
Casey City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3120220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Kim RossCasuarina Ward
Casey City Council has 12 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Heathdale Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Heathdale Ward
Wyndham City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3750620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Vacant - Heathdale WardVEC note: Jennie Barrera (position vacant - by-election details ) by-election details
Wyndham City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Kennington Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Kennington Ward
Greater Bendigo City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3250520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Abhishek AwasthiKennington Ward
Greater Bendigo City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Baird Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Baird Ward
Knox City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3360120151112
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2015-11-12; gazetted 2015-11-12. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Peter LockwoodBaird Ward
Knox City Council has 9 wards, with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Manna Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Manna Ward
Manningham City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3400320200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Peter Timothy BainManna Ward
Manningham City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Scott Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Scott Ward
Knox City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3360720151112
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2015-11-12; gazetted 2015-11-12. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Lisa CooperScott Ward
Knox City Council has 9 wards, with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Wellington Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Wellington Ward
Monash City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3481120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Paul KlisarisWellington Ward
Monash City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Deakin Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Deakin Ward
Greater Geelong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3270620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Andrew KatosDeakin Ward
Greater Geelong City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Nepean Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Nepean Ward
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3520820240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Andrea AllenNepean Ward
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Melba Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Melba Ward
Yarra City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3760720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Meca HoMelba Ward
Yarra City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Orrong Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Orrong Ward
Glen Eira City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3220820240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Simone ZmoodOrrong Ward
Glen Eira City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Mallanbool Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Mallanbool Ward
Glen Eira City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3220520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Kimberley YoungMallanbool Ward
Glen Eira City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Lake Keilambete Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Lake Keilambete Ward
Corangamite Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3150420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Geraldine ConheadyLake Keilambete Ward
Corangamite Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Lennox Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Lennox Ward
Yarra City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3760520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Andrew DaviesLennox Ward
Yarra City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Brown Hill Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Brown Hill Ward
Ballarat City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3020220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Ted LapkinBrown Hill Ward
Ballarat City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Booran Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Booran Ward
Glen Eira City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3220220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Jane KarslakeBooran Ward
Glen Eira City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Ararat Rural City Unsubdivided - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Ararat Rural City Unsubdivided
Ararat Rural City Council · UNSUBDIVIDED · Official ward code 3010119950120
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 1995-01-20; gazetted 1995-01-20. Source capacity: 7 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Jo ArmstrongCouncil-wide
- Bob SandersCouncil-wide
- Teli KaurCouncil-wide
- Peter JoyceCouncil-wide
- Luke Matthew PrestonCouncil-wide
- Bill WaterstonCouncil-wide
- Rob ArmstrongCouncil-wide
Ararat Rural City Council is unsubdivided with 7 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Golden Plains Shire Unsubdivided - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Golden Plains Shire Unsubdivided
Golden Plains Shire Council · UNSUBDIVIDED · Official ward code 3240120071025
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2007-10-25; gazetted 2007-10-25. Source capacity: 7 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Gavin Gamble ( countback results )Council-wide
- Sarah HaydenCouncil-wide
- Des PhelanCouncil-wide
- Dom Cook ( countback results )Council-wide
- Emma RobbinsCouncil-wide
- Helena Angela KirbyCouncil-wide
- Owen SharkeyCouncil-wide
Council countback Golden Plains Shire Council is unsubdivided with 7 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Milleara Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Milleara Ward
Moonee Valley City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3490520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- John SipekMilleara Ward
Moonee Valley City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Tirhatuan Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Tirhatuan Ward
Knox City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3360920151112
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2015-11-12; gazetted 2015-11-12. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Glen AtwellTirhatuan Ward
Knox City Council has 9 wards, with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Barnawartha North Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Barnawartha North Ward
Wodonga City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3740220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Michelle CowanBarnawartha North Ward
Wodonga City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Cootamundra Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Cootamundra Ward
Whitehorse City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3720120200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Kieran SimpsonCootamundra Ward
Whitehorse City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Quandong Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Quandong Ward
Wyndham City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3750820240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Peter John MaynardQuandong Ward
Wyndham City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Moira Shire Unsubdivided - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Moira Shire Unsubdivided
Moira Shire Council · UNSUBDIVIDED · Official ward code 3470120080313
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2008-03-13; gazetted 2008-03-13. Source capacity: 9 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
Administered council - no sitting councillors. Council dismissed in March 2023. The current two-member administrator panel is listed from 4 April 2025. The next council election is October 2028.
- Dr Graeme Emonson PSM - Chair Administrator
- Susan Benedyka - Administrator
This council was dismissed by an Act of Parliament in March 2023. The next election will be in October 2028 . Moira Shire Council is unsubdivided with 9 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
East Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
East Ward
Baw Baw Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3050220240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 3 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Brendan KingwillEast Ward
- Adam SheehanEast Ward
- Kate WilsonEast Ward
Baw Baw Shire Council has 3 wards with 3 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
River Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
River Ward
Maribyrnong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3410420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Susan YengiRiver Ward
Maribyrnong City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Lake Elingamite Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Lake Elingamite Ward
Corangamite Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3150320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Kate MakinLake Elingamite Ward
Corangamite Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Lake Hume Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Lake Hume Ward
Wodonga City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3740420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Ron MildrenLake Hume Ward
Wodonga City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Aitken Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Aitken Ward
Hume City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3330120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Carly MooreAitken Ward
Hume City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Cotham Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Cotham Ward
Boroondara City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3070220240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Felicity SinfieldCotham Ward
Boroondara City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Yarraman Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Yarraman Ward
Greater Dandenong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3261120240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Phillip DanhYarraman Ward
Greater Dandenong City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Thomastown Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Thomastown Ward
Whittlesea City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3731120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Chaman Tiwari ( by-election results )Thomastown Ward
Whittlesea City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Nicholls Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Nicholls Ward
Yarra City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3760820240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Kenneth GomezNicholls Ward
Yarra City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Tyers Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Tyers Ward
Latrobe City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3370820240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Darren HoweTyers Ward
Latrobe City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Glenferrie Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Glenferrie Ward
Boroondara City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3070420240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Wes GaultGlenferrie Ward
Boroondara City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Ibbott Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Ibbott Ward
Banyule City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3030720200423
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-04-23; gazetted 2020-04-23. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Alicia CurryIbbott Ward
Banyule City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Box Forest Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Box Forest Ward
Merri-bek City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3510220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Chris MilesBox Forest Ward
Merri-bek City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
East Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
East Ward
Macedon Ranges Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3390120050801
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2005-08-01; gazetted 2004-11-04. Source capacity: 3 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Cassy BorthwickEast Ward
- Daniel YoungEast Ward
- Andrew ScanlonEast Ward
Macedon Ranges Shire Council has 3 wards with 3 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Malvern Valley Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Malvern Valley Ward
Stonnington City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3630420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Jami KlisarisMalvern Valley Ward
Stonnington City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
North West Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
North West Ward
Darebin City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3160420200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Angela VillellaNorth West Ward
Darebin City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Beek Beek Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Beek Beek Ward
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3520120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Kate RoperBeek Beek Ward
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Botanic Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Botanic Ward
Warrnambool City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3690120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Billy EdisBotanic Ward
Warrnambool City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Moe Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Moe Ward
Latrobe City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3370520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Adele PugsleyMoe Ward
Latrobe City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
St Albans East Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
St Albans East Ward
Brimbank City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3081120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Duyen Anh PhamSt Albans East Ward
Brimbank City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Griffin Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Griffin Ward
Banyule City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3030420200423
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-04-23; gazetted 2020-04-23. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Peter CastaldoGriffin Ward
Banyule City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Hedgeley Dene Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Hedgeley Dene Ward
Stonnington City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3630320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Sally DavisHedgeley Dene Ward
Stonnington City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Toorak Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Toorak Ward
Stonnington City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3630720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Tom HumphriesToorak Ward
Stonnington City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Racecourse Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Racecourse Ward
Wodonga City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3740620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Libby HallRacecourse Ward
Wodonga City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Eildon Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Eildon Ward
Murrindindi Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3550320240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Anita CarrEildon Ward
Murrindindi Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Briars Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Briars Ward
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3520320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Vacant - Briars WardVEC note: Anthony Marsh (position vacant - by-election details ) by-election details
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Yallourn Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Yallourn Ward
Latrobe City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3370920240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Steph MorganYallourn Ward
Latrobe City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Queens Park Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Queens Park Ward
Moonee Valley City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3490720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Ava AdamsQueens Park Ward
Moonee Valley City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Fairbairn Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Fairbairn Ward
Moonee Valley City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3490420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Phil BurnFairbairn Ward
Moonee Valley City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Sebastopol Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Sebastopol Ward
Ballarat City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3020820240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Des HudsonSebastopol Ward
Ballarat City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Albanvale Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Albanvale Ward
Brimbank City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3080120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Victoria BorgAlbanvale Ward
Brimbank City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Wareena Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Wareena Ward
Wangaratta Rural City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3680620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Ashlee FitzpatrickWareena Ward
Wangaratta Rural City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Lake Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Lake Ward
Whitehorse City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3720520200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Hayley WellerLake Ward
Whitehorse City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Karkarook Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Karkarook Ward
Kingston City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3350620200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Hadi SaabKarkarook Ward
Kingston City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Balaclava Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Balaclava Ward
Greater Shepparton City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3280120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Shane SaliBalaclava Ward
Greater Shepparton City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Mill Park Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Mill Park Ward
Whittlesea City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3730720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Blair ColwellMill Park Ward
Whittlesea City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Tarnagulla Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Tarnagulla Ward
Loddon Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3380320240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Nick AngeloTarnagulla Ward
Loddon Shire Council has 5 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Noble Park Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Noble Park Ward
Greater Dandenong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3260620240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Sophie TanNoble Park Ward
Greater Dandenong City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Mount Jeffcott Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Mount Jeffcott Ward
Buloke Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3090320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 2 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Graeme Leon MilneMount Jeffcott Ward
- Charmaine DelaneyMount Jeffcott Ward
Buloke City Council has 3 wards with 6 councillors (2 councillors in each ward).
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Southern Grampians Shire Unsubdivided - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Southern Grampians Shire Unsubdivided
Southern Grampians Shire Council · UNSUBDIVIDED · Official ward code 3620119960516
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 1996-05-16; gazetted 1996-05-16. Source capacity: 7 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Adam CampbellCouncil-wide
- Katrina RainsfordCouncil-wide
- Afton R. BarberCouncil-wide
- Tam Ramsay (now known as Tamasyn Ramsay-Grounds) ( countback results )Council-wide
- Helen HenryCouncil-wide
- Jayne ManningCouncil-wide
- Dennis HeslinCouncil-wide
Southern Grampians Shire Council is unsubdivided with 7 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Beaufort Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Beaufort Ward
Pyrenees Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3590220240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Damian Hugh FerrariBeaufort Ward
Pyrenees Shire Council has 5 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Chandler Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Chandler Ward
Yarra Ranges Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3770220200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Gareth WardChandler Ward
Yarra Ranges Shire Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Brunswick West Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Brunswick West Ward
Merri-bek City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3510320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Ella SvenssonBrunswick West Ward
Merri-bek City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Gnotuk Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Gnotuk Ward
Corangamite Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3150220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Ruth GstreinGnotuk Ward
Corangamite Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Swan Hill Rural City Unsubdivided - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Swan Hill Rural City Unsubdivided
Swan Hill Rural City Council · UNSUBDIVIDED · Official ward code 3660120200423
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-04-23; gazetted 2020-04-23. Source capacity: 7 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Stuart KingCouncil-wide
- Terry JenningsCouncil-wide
- Les McPheeCouncil-wide
- Hugh BroadCouncil-wide
- Peta ThorntonCouncil-wide
- Lindsay RogersCouncil-wide
- Phillip EnglefieldCouncil-wide
Swan Hill Rural City Council is unsubdivided with 7 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Yarra Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Yarra Ward
Manningham City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3400920200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Carli LangeYarra Ward
Manningham City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Axedale Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Axedale Ward
Greater Bendigo City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3250120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Shivali ChatleyAxedale Ward
Greater Bendigo City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Ellis Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Ellis Ward
Nillumbik Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3560420200423
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-04-23; gazetted 2020-04-23. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Peter PerkinsEllis Ward
Nillumbik Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Yarrunga Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Yarrunga Ward
Wangaratta Rural City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3680720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Allison WintersYarrunga Ward
Wangaratta Rural City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Altona Meadows Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Altona Meadows Ward
Hobsons Bay City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3310220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Diana GrimaAltona Meadows Ward
Hobsons Bay City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Murradoc Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Murradoc Ward
Greater Geelong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3271020240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Rowan D. StoryMurradoc Ward
Greater Geelong City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Billanook Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Billanook Ward
Yarra Ranges Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3770120200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Tim HeenanBillanook Ward
Yarra Ranges Shire Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Williamstown North Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Williamstown North Ward
Hobsons Bay City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3310720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Michael DisburyWilliamstown North Ward
Hobsons Bay City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Maranoa Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Maranoa Ward
Boroondara City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3070820240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Chris PattasMaranoa Ward
Boroondara City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Baranduda Range Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Baranduda Range Ward
Wodonga City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3740120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Josh KnightBaranduda Range Ward
Wodonga City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Kalimna Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Kalimna Ward
Horsham Rural City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3320320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Rebecca SluggettKalimna Ward
Horsham Rural City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Kackeraboite Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Kackeraboite Ward
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3520620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Stephen BattyKackeraboite Ward
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Lake Weeroona Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Lake Weeroona Ward
Greater Bendigo City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3250620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Thomas PrinceLake Weeroona Ward
Greater Bendigo City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
South West Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
South West Ward
Darebin City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3160820200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Alexandra SangsterSouth West Ward
Darebin City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Bababi Djinanang Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Bababi Djinanang Ward
Merri-bek City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3510120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Sue BoltonBababi Djinanang Ward
Merri-bek City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
MacKillop Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
MacKillop Ward
Yarra City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3760620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Stephen JollyMacKillop Ward
Yarra City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Chirnside Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Chirnside Ward
Yarra Ranges Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3770320200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Richard HigginsChirnside Ward
Yarra Ranges Shire Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
River Gum Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
River Gum Ward
Casey City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3121020240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Lynette PereiraRiver Gum Ward
Casey City Council has 12 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Glenelg Shire Unsubdivided - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Glenelg Shire Unsubdivided
Glenelg Shire Council · UNSUBDIVIDED · Official ward code 3230120071129
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2007-11-29; gazetted 2007-11-29. Source capacity: 7 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Karen StephensCouncil-wide
- Michael CarrCouncil-wide
- John PepperCouncil-wide
- Mary Picard ( countback results )Council-wide
- Robyn McDonaldCouncil-wide
- Matt JowettCouncil-wide
- Duane AngelinoCouncil-wide
Glenelg Shire Council is unsubdivided with 7 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Bulleke-bek Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Bulleke-bek Ward
Merri-bek City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3510420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Jay IwasakiBulleke-bek Ward
Merri-bek City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Burndap Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Burndap Ward
Maribyrnong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3410320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Mohamed SemraBurndap Ward
Maribyrnong City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Towong Shire Unsubdivided - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Towong Shire Unsubdivided
Towong Shire Council · UNSUBDIVIDED · Official ward code 3670120050801
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2005-08-01; gazetted 1994-11-18. Source capacity: 5 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- David John WortmannCouncil-wide
- Andrew WhiteheadCouncil-wide
- Denise AndersonCouncil-wide
- Jon PitmanCouncil-wide
- Peter TolsherCouncil-wide
Towong Shire Council is unsubdivided with 5 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Langridge Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Langridge Ward
Yarra City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3760420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Evangeline AstonLangridge Ward
Yarra City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Copernicus Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Copernicus Ward
Brimbank City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3080320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Maria KerrCopernicus Ward
Brimbank City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
South Central Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
South Central Ward
Darebin City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3160620200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Ruth JelleySouth Central Ward
Darebin City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Moorabool Shire Unsubdivided - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Moorabool Shire Unsubdivided
Moorabool Shire Council · UNSUBDIVIDED · Official ward code 3500120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 9 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Paul TatchellCouncil-wide
- Ally MunariCouncil-wide
- Jarrod James BinghamCouncil-wide
- Steven Venditti TaylorCouncil-wide
- Rodney WardCouncil-wide
- Moira BerryCouncil-wide
- Tom SullivanCouncil-wide
- John KeoghCouncil-wide
- Sheila FreemanCouncil-wide
Moorabool Shire Council is unsubdivided with 9 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Wicklow Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Wicklow Ward
Maroondah City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3420620200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Daniella HeatherichWicklow Ward
Maroondah City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Dandenong North Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Dandenong North Ward
Greater Dandenong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3260320240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Bob MilkovicDandenong North Ward
Greater Dandenong City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Wattle Grove Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Wattle Grove Ward
Glen Eira City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3220920240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Li ZhangWattle Grove Ward
Glen Eira City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Lyster Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Lyster Ward
Yarra Ranges Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3770420200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Peter McilwainLyster Ward
Yarra Ranges Shire Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Cambrian Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Cambrian Ward
Melton City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3440220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Bob TurnerCambrian Ward
Melton City Council has 10 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Midland Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Midland Ward
Greater Shepparton City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3280620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Rod SchubertMidland Ward
Greater Shepparton City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Budgeree Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Budgeree Ward
Latrobe City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3370220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Leanne PotterBudgeree Ward
Latrobe City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Yubup Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Yubup Ward
Hume City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3331120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Ally WatsonYubup Ward
Hume City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Edendale Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Edendale Ward
Nillumbik Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3560320200423
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-04-23; gazetted 2020-04-23. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Kelly JoyEdendale Ward
Nillumbik Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Barkers Creek Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Barkers Creek Ward
Mount Alexander Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3530120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Rosie AnnearBarkers Creek Ward
Mount Alexander Shire Council has 8 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Springvale North Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Springvale North Ward
Greater Dandenong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3260920240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Sean O'ReillySpringvale North Ward
Greater Dandenong City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Pakenham Hills Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Pakenham Hills Ward
Cardinia Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3110620240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Jack KowarzikPakenham Hills Ward
Cardinia Shire Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Brinbeal Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Brinbeal Ward
Wyndham City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3750220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Robert SzatkowskiBrinbeal Ward
Wyndham City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Barrabool Hills Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Barrabool Hills Ward
Greater Geelong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3270120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Ron NelsonBarrabool Hills Ward
Greater Geelong City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Dobson Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Dobson Ward
Knox City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3360520151112
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2015-11-12; gazetted 2015-11-12. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Meagan BakerDobson Ward
Knox City Council has 9 wards, with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Taylor Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Taylor Ward
Knox City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3360820151112
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2015-11-12; gazetted 2015-11-12. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Susan PearceTaylor Ward
Knox City Council has 9 wards, with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Tarralla Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Tarralla Ward
Maroondah City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3420520200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Paul MacdonaldTarralla Ward
Maroondah City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Gallaghers Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Gallaghers Ward
Monash City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3480320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Geoff LakeGallaghers Ward
Monash City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Central Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Central Ward
Wellington Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3700120240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 3 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Scott RossettiCentral Ward
- Liz FoatCentral Ward
- Geoff WellsCentral Ward
Wellington Shire Council has 3 wards with 3 councillors each.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Pascoe Vale South Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Pascoe Vale South Ward
Merri-bek City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3510720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Oscar YildizPascoe Vale South Ward
Merri-bek City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Cheviot Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Cheviot Ward
Murrindindi Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3550220240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Sue CarpenterCheviot Ward
Murrindindi Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Sunset Country Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Sunset Country Ward
Mildura Rural City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3450920240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Greg BrownSunset Country Ward
Mildura Rural City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Blue Lake Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Blue Lake Ward
Nillumbik Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3560120200423
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-04-23; gazetted 2020-04-23. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Grant BrookerBlue Lake Ward
Nillumbik Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Wattle Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Wattle Ward
Whitehorse City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3721120200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Andrew DavenportWattle Ward
Whitehorse City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Boola Boola Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Boola Boola Ward
Latrobe City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3370120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- David BarnesBoola Boola Ward
Latrobe City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
North Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
North Ward
Whittlesea City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3730820240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Christine StowNorth Ward
Whittlesea City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Bunyip Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Bunyip Ward
Cardinia Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3110220240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Alanna PomeroyBunyip Ward
Cardinia Shire Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Barngeong Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Barngeong Ward
Maroondah City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3420120200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Chris JonesBarngeong Ward
Maroondah City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Strathbogie Shire Unsubdivided - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Strathbogie Shire Unsubdivided
Strathbogie Shire Council · UNSUBDIVIDED · Official ward code 3640120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 7 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Scott JefferyCouncil-wide
- Fiona StevensCouncil-wide
- Claire Ewart-KennedyCouncil-wide
- Vicki HalsallCouncil-wide
- Laura BinksCouncil-wide
- Gregory CarlsonCouncil-wide
- Clark HollowayCouncil-wide
Strathbogie Shire Council is unsubdivided with 7 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Mount Derrimut Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Mount Derrimut Ward
Brimbank City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3080920240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Joh BauchMount Derrimut Ward
Brimbank City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Grimshaw Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Grimshaw Ward
Banyule City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3030520200423
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-04-23; gazetted 2020-04-23. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Rick GarottiGrimshaw Ward
Banyule City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Hopkins River Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Hopkins River Ward
Warrnambool City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3690320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Willy BenterHopkins River Ward
Warrnambool City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Maling Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Maling Ward
Boroondara City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3070720240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Shima IbukiMaling Ward
Boroondara City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Jacksons Hill Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Jacksons Hill Ward
Hume City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3330520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Jarrod BellJacksons Hill Ward
Hume City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Coastal Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Coastal Ward
Wellington Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3700220240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 3 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Garry StephensCoastal Ward
- Cindy MadeleyCoastal Ward
- Catherine BannermanCoastal Ward
Wellington Shire Council has 3 wards with 3 councillors each.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Westernport Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Westernport Ward
Cardinia Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3110920240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Trudi PatonWesternport Ward
Cardinia Shire Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Campbells Creek Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Campbells Creek Ward
Mount Alexander Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3530320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Bill MaltbyCampbells Creek Ward
Mount Alexander Shire Council has 8 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Calder Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Calder Ward
Mount Alexander Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3530220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Anthony Glenn CordyCalder Ward
Mount Alexander Shire Council has 8 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Balaclava Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Balaclava Ward
Port Phillip City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3580320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Libby BuckinghamBalaclava Ward
Port Phillip City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Dillwynia Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Dillwynia Ward
Casey City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3120520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Anthony WalterDillwynia Ward
Casey City Council has 12 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Wattletree Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Wattletree Ward
Stonnington City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3630920240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Steve StefanopoulosWattletree Ward
Stonnington City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Bunurong Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Bunurong Ward
Bass Coast Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3040120240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 3 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Brett TessariBunurong Ward
- Meg EdwardsBunurong Ward
- Mat MorganBunurong Ward
Bass Coast Shire Council has 3 wards with 3 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Bakewell Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Bakewell Ward
Banyule City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3030120200423
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-04-23; gazetted 2020-04-23. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Mark Di PasqualeBakewell Ward
Banyule City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Tooradin Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Tooradin Ward
Casey City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3121120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Jennifer DizonTooradin Ward
Casey City Council has 12 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Jeeralang Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Jeeralang Ward
Latrobe City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3370320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Joanne Mary CampbellJeeralang Ward
Latrobe City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Kings Billabong Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Kings Billabong Ward
Mildura Rural City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3450420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Glenn MilneKings Billabong Ward
Mildura Rural City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Curtain Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Curtain Ward
Yarra City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3760220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Edward CrosslandCurtain Ward
Yarra City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Morwell River Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Morwell River Ward
Latrobe City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3370620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Vacant - Morwell River WardVEC note: Tracie Lund (position vacant - by-election details ) by-election details
Latrobe City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Alma Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Alma Ward
Port Phillip City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3580220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Justin HallidayAlma Ward
Port Phillip City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Mansfield Shire Unsubdivided - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Mansfield Shire Unsubdivided
Mansfield Shire Council · UNSUBDIVIDED · Official ward code 3820120200423
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-04-23; gazetted 2020-04-23. Source capacity: 5 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- James TehanMansfield Shire Council
- Steve RabieMansfield Shire Council
- Mandy TreasureMansfield Shire Council
- Bonnie ClarkMansfield Shire Council
- Tim BerenyiMansfield Shire Council
Mansfield Shire Council is unsubdivided with 5 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Cleeland Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Cleeland Ward
Greater Dandenong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3260120240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Rhonda GaradCleeland Ward
Greater Dandenong City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Warracknabeal Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Warracknabeal Ward
Yarriambiack Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3780320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 2 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Karly KirkWarracknabeal Ward
- Kylie ZankerWarracknabeal Ward
Yarriambiack Shire Council has 3 wards with 6 councillors (2 councillors in each ward).
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Coolibah Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Coolibah Ward
Melton City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3440320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Brandi MorrisCoolibah Ward
Melton City Council has 10 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Lake Caroline Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Lake Caroline Ward
Melton City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3440620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Kathy MajdlikLake Caroline Ward
Melton City Council has 10 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Hilltop Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Hilltop Ward
Melton City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3440420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- John VerdonHilltop Ward
Melton City Council has 10 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Forest Creek Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Forest Creek Ward
Mount Alexander Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3530520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Toby HeydonForest Creek Ward
Mount Alexander Shire Council has 8 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Central Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Central Ward
Warrnambool City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3690220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Debbie ArnottCentral Ward
Warrnambool City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Sandpiper Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Sandpiper Ward
Kingston City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3350920200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Kirralee Ashworth-CollettSandpiper Ward
Kingston City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Merlynston Creek Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Merlynston Creek Ward
Hume City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3330620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Karen SherryMerlynston Creek Ward
Hume City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Jackwood Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Jackwood Ward
Melton City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3440520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Ashleigh VandenbergJackwood Ward
Melton City Council has 10 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Northern Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Northern Ward
Wellington Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3700320240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 3 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Edward LoweNorthern Ward
- Carmel RipperNorthern Ward
- John TattersonNorthern Ward
Wellington Shire Council has 3 wards with 3 councillors each.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Millewa Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Millewa Ward
Mildura Rural City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3450720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Ian Richard ArneyMillewa Ward
Mildura Rural City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Bundoora Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Bundoora Ward
Whittlesea City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3730120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Daniela ZinniBundoora Ward
Whittlesea City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Cheetham Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Cheetham Ward
Wyndham City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3750320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Susan McIntyreCheetham Ward
Wyndham City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Williamstown Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Williamstown Ward
Hobsons Bay City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3310620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Lisa BentleyWilliamstown Ward
Hobsons Bay City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Wombolano Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Wombolano Ward
Maroondah City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3420720200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Kylie SpearsWombolano Ward
Maroondah City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Gardiner Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Gardiner Ward
Boroondara City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3070320240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Victor FrancoGardiner Ward
Boroondara City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Lake Ranfurly Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Lake Ranfurly Ward
Mildura Rural City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3450520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Troy BaileyLake Ranfurly Ward
Mildura Rural City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Kowan Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Kowan Ward
Casey City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3120820240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Shane TaylorKowan Ward
Casey City Council has 12 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Ganbu Gulinj Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Ganbu Gulinj Ward
Whittlesea City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3730320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Lawrie CoxGanbu Gulinj Ward
Whittlesea City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Mallee Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Mallee Ward
Buloke Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3090220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 2 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Bernadette HoganMallee Ward
- Alan Ronald GetleyMallee Ward
Buloke City Council has 3 wards with 6 councillors (2 councillors in each ward).
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Bambra Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Bambra Ward
Glen Eira City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3220120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Margaret EsakoffBambra Ward
Glen Eira City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Waratah Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Waratah Ward
Casey City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3121220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Stefan KoomenWaratah Ward
Casey City Council has 12 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Bullawah Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Bullawah Ward
Wangaratta Rural City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3680220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Dave FullerBullawah Ward
Wangaratta Rural City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
South Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
South Ward
Darebin City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3160520200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Julie O'BrienSouth Ward
Darebin City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Burt-kur-min Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Burt-kur-min Ward
Hume City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3330320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Jim OverendBurt-kur-min Ward
Hume City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Karadoc Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Karadoc Ward
Mildura Rural City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3450320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Rebecca Louise CrosslingKaradoc Ward
Mildura Rural City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Moonlight Creek Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Moonlight Creek Ward
Mount Alexander Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3530720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Lucas MaddockMoonlight Creek Ward
Mount Alexander Shire Council has 8 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Warby Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Warby Ward
Wangaratta Rural City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3680520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Irene GrantWarby Ward
Wangaratta Rural City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Leopold Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Leopold Ward
Greater Geelong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3270920240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Trent SullivanLeopold Ward
Greater Geelong City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Noble Park North Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Noble Park North Ward
Greater Dandenong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3260720240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Lana FormosoNoble Park North Ward
Greater Dandenong City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Tullamarine Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Tullamarine Ward
Hume City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3330920240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Naim KurtTullamarine Ward
Hume City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Central Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Central Ward
Baw Baw Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3050120240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 3 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Danny GossCentral Ward
- Paul PrattCentral Ward
- Suzanne AllenCentral Ward
Baw Baw Shire Council has 3 wards with 3 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Ivison Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Ivison Ward
Bayside City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3060720200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Andrew HockleyIvison Ward
Bayside City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Braybrook Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Braybrook Ward
Maribyrnong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3410220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Cuc LamBraybrook Ward
Maribyrnong City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Pines Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Pines Ward
Frankston City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3200720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Sue BakerPines Ward
Frankston City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Cherry Creek Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Cherry Creek Ward
Brimbank City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3080220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Kim Thien TruongCherry Creek Ward
Brimbank City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Connewarre Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Connewarre Ward
Greater Geelong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3270420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Elise WilkinsonConnewarre Ward
Greater Geelong City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Tooronga Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Tooronga Ward
Stonnington City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3630820240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Jamie BellTooronga Ward
Stonnington City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Derinya Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Derinya Ward
Frankston City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3200320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Brad HillDerinya Ward
Frankston City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Chelsworth Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Chelsworth Ward
Banyule City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3030320200423
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-04-23; gazetted 2020-04-23. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Alida McKernChelsworth Ward
Banyule City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Leura Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Leura Ward
Corangamite Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3150520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Laurie HickeyLeura Ward
Corangamite Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Flynn Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Flynn Ward
Central Goldfields Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3130120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Liesbeth LongFlynn Ward
Central Goldfields Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Mount Ridley Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Mount Ridley Ward
Hume City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3330720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Daniel EnglishMount Ridley Ward
Hume City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Ravenswood Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Ravenswood Ward
Greater Bendigo City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3250820240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Damien HurrellRavenswood Ward
Greater Bendigo City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Woodlands Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Woodlands Ward
Moonee Valley City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3490920240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Fran CosgriffWoodlands Ward
Moonee Valley City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Bemin Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Bemin Ward
Wyndham City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3750120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Preet SinghBemin Ward
Wyndham City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
McAlpin Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
McAlpin Ward
Maroondah City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3420420200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Nathaniel HendersonMcAlpin Ward
Maroondah City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Strzelecki Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Strzelecki Ward
South Gippsland Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3610220240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 3 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Nathan HerseyStrzelecki Ward
- Bron BeachStrzelecki Ward
- John KennedyStrzelecki Ward
South Gippsland Shire Council has 3 wards with 3 councillors each.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Coliban Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Coliban Ward
Mount Alexander Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3530420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Phillip WalkerColiban Ward
Mount Alexander Shire Council has 8 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Gannawarra Shire Unsubdivided - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Gannawarra Shire Unsubdivided
Gannawarra Shire Council · UNSUBDIVIDED · Official ward code 3210120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 7 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Lisa FarrantCouncil-wide
- Garner J SmithCouncil-wide
- Daniel BolithoCouncil-wide
- Ross StantonCouncil-wide
- Pat QuinnCouncil-wide
- Charles GillinghamCouncil-wide
- Keith Harold LinkCouncil-wide
Gannawarra Shire Council is unsubdivided with 7 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Yammerbook Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Yammerbook Ward
Kingston City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3351120200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Sarah O'DonnellYammerbook Ward
Kingston City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Melbourne City Unsubdivided - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Melbourne City Unsubdivided
Melbourne City Council · UNSUBDIVIDED · Official ward code 3430120120419
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2012-04-19; gazetted 2012-04-19. Source capacity: 9 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Nick Reece (Lord Mayor)Leadership Team
- Roshena Campbell (Deputy Lord Mayor)Leadership Team
- Kevin LoueyCouncillors
- Owen GuestCouncillors
- Olivia BallCouncillors
- Gladys LiuCouncillors
- Philip Le LiuCouncillors
- Mark ScottCouncillors
- Rafael CamilloCouncillors
- Andrew RowseCouncillors
- Davydd GriffithsCouncillors
Melbourne City Council is unsubdivided with 9 councillors, lord mayor and deputy lord mayor.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Keysborough Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Keysborough Ward
Greater Dandenong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3260420240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Melinda YimKeysborough Ward
Greater Dandenong City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Coolart Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Coolart Ward
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3520520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- David GillCoolart Ward
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
McEwen Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
McEwen Ward
Greater Shepparton City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3280520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Steven ThrelfallMcEwen Ward
Greater Shepparton City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Koriella Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Koriella Ward
Murrindindi Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3550620240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Paul HildebrandKoriella Ward
Murrindindi Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Buninyong Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Buninyong Ward
Ballarat City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3020320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Ben TaylorBuninyong Ward
Ballarat City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Kalora Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Kalora Ward
Casey City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3120720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Melinda AmbrosKalora Ward
Casey City Council has 12 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Yanha Gurtji Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Yanha Gurtji Ward
Greater Shepparton City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3280920240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Fern SummerYanha Gurtji Ward
Greater Shepparton City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Delahey Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Delahey Ward
Brimbank City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3080420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Katharine NikolicDelahey Ward
Brimbank City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Ercildoune Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Ercildoune Ward
Pyrenees Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3590420240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Simon TolErcildoune Ward
Pyrenees Shire Council has 5 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
May Park Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
May Park Ward
Horsham Rural City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3320420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Cam McDonaldMay Park Ward
Horsham Rural City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Elgar Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Elgar Ward
Whitehorse City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3720320200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Blair BarkerElgar Ward
Whitehorse City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Dunmunkle Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Dunmunkle Ward
Yarriambiack Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3780120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 2 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Melinda KeelDunmunkle Ward
- Corinne HeintzeDunmunkle Ward
Yarriambiack Shire Council has 3 wards with 6 councillors (2 councillors in each ward).
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
East Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
East Ward
Hindmarsh Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3300120050801
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2005-08-01; gazetted 2005-03-10. Source capacity: 2 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Chan UoyEast Ward
- James BarryEast Ward
Hindmarsh Shire Council has 3 wards with 2 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Corio Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Corio Ward
Greater Geelong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3270520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Anthony AitkenCorio Ward
Greater Geelong City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Grasslands Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Grasslands Ward
Brimbank City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3080520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Thuy DangGrasslands Ward
Brimbank City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Schramm Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Schramm Ward
Manningham City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3400520200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Laura MayneSchramm Ward
Manningham City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Ovens Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Ovens Ward
Wangaratta Rural City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3680420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Harvey BentonOvens Ward
Wangaratta Rural City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Greville Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Greville Ward
Stonnington City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3630220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Melina SehrGreville Ward
Stonnington City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Grampians Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Grampians Ward
Northern Grampians Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3570220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 2 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Justine HideGrampians Ward
- Jack BlakeGrampians Ward
Northern Grampians Shire Council has 3 wards with 2 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Como Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Como Ward
Kingston City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3350520200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Chris HillComo Ward
Kingston City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Bunjil Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Bunjil Ward
Kingston City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3350220200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Tony AthanasopoulosBunjil Ward
Kingston City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Elwood Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Elwood Ward
Port Phillip City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3580420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Louise CrawfordElwood Ward
Port Phillip City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Lyrebird Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Lyrebird Ward
Frankston City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3200620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Steffie ConroyLyrebird Ward
Frankston City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Banksia Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Banksia Ward
Monash City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3480120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Cameron LittleBanksia Ward
Monash City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Wingrove Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Wingrove Ward
Nillumbik Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3560720200423
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-04-23; gazetted 2020-04-23. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- John DumaresqWingrove Ward
Nillumbik Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
French-Elizabeth-Sandstone Islands - electoral area - ward
Local government · electoral structure
French-Elizabeth-Sandstone Islands - electoral area
French-Elizabeth-Sandstone Islands · unspecified · Official ward code 37901
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from Not suppli; gazetted Not suppli. Source capacity: Not supplied member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
This is an unincorporated area, not one of Victoria’s 79 municipal councils. It is retained in the boundary layer so the map does not silently fill it with a neighbouring council. No municipal councillors or council finances are assigned.
ABS reports these eight unincorporated polygons together under code 29399. The aggregate has not been divided between them.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Grange Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Grange Ward
Wyndham City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3750520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Shannon McGuireGrange Ward
Wyndham City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Randazzo Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Randazzo Ward
Merri-bek City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3510920240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Liz IrvinRandazzo Ward
Merri-bek City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
East Gippsland Shire Unsubdivided - ward
Local government · electoral structure
East Gippsland Shire Unsubdivided
East Gippsland Shire Council · UNSUBDIVIDED · Official ward code 3190120071220
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2007-12-20; gazetted 2007-12-20. Source capacity: 9 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Sonia BuckleyCouncil-wide
- John WhiteCouncil-wide
- Bernie FarquharCouncil-wide
- Arthur AllenCouncil-wide
- Ian TrevaskisCouncil-wide
- Tom CrookCouncil-wide
- Jodie AshworthCouncil-wide
- Barry DavisCouncil-wide
- Joanne EastmanCouncil-wide
East Gippsland Shire Council is unsubdivided with 9 councillors.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Djirri-Djirri Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Djirri-Djirri Ward
Merri-bek City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3510520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Helen DavidsonDjirri-Djirri Ward
Merri-bek City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Maryborough North Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Maryborough North Ward
Central Goldfields Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3130420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Geoff BartlettMaryborough North Ward
Central Goldfields Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Mildura Wetlands Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Mildura Wetlands Ward
Mildura Rural City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3450620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Ali CupperMildura Wetlands Ward
Mildura Rural City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Alfredton Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Alfredton Ward
Ballarat City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3020120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Damon SaundersAlfredton Ward
Ballarat City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Pine Lake Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Pine Lake Ward
Horsham Rural City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3320620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Ian RossPine Lake Ward
Horsham Rural City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Dendy Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Dendy Ward
Bayside City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3060520200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Hanna El MouallemDendy Ward
Bayside City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Winchelsea Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Winchelsea Ward
Surf Coast Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3650320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 3 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Joel GristWinchelsea Ward
- Tony PhelpsWinchelsea Ward
- Adrian Dwight SchonfelderWinchelsea Ward
Surf Coast Shire Council has 3 wards with 3 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Marimba Park Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Marimba Park Ward
Wodonga City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3740520240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Olga QuiltyMarimba Park Ward
Wodonga City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Golden Point Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Golden Point Ward
Ballarat City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3020620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Tess MorganGolden Point Ward
Ballarat City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Maryborough East Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Maryborough East Ward
Central Goldfields Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3130320240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Jacob MeyerMaryborough East Ward
Central Goldfields Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Bleazby Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Bleazby Ward
Bayside City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3060220200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Robert IrlichtBleazby Ward
Bayside City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Paddys Ranges Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Paddys Ranges Ward
Central Goldfields Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3130620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Ben GreenPaddys Ranges Ward
Central Goldfields Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
North Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
North Ward
Ballarat City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3020720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Jim RinaldiNorth Ward
Ballarat City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
South Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
South Ward
Macedon Ranges Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3390220050801
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2005-08-01; gazetted 2004-11-04. Source capacity: 3 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Dom BonannoSouth Ward
- Rob Guthrie ( countback results )South Ward
- Alison JosephSouth Ward
Macedon Ranges Shire Council has 3 wards with 3 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Moorooduc Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Moorooduc Ward
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3520720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Bruce RankenMoorooduc Ward
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Bungalook Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Bungalook Ward
Maroondah City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3420220200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Catherine GordonBungalook Ward
Maroondah City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Loy Yang Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Loy Yang Ward
Latrobe City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3370420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Dale HarrimanLoy Yang Ward
Latrobe City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
West Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
West Ward
Baw Baw Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3050320240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 3 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Ben LucasWest Ward
- Jess HamiltonWest Ward
- Tricia JonesWest Ward
Baw Baw Shire Council has 3 wards with 3 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Mayfield Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Mayfield Ward
Monash City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3480620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Brian LittleMayfield Ward
Monash City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
South Yarra Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
South Yarra Ward
Stonnington City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3630620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Kate HelySouth Yarra Ward
Stonnington City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Yarrunga Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Yarrunga Ward
Maroondah City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3420920200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Rob SteaneYarrunga Ward
Maroondah City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Mernda Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Mernda Ward
Whittlesea City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3730620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Jarrod LappinMernda Ward
Whittlesea City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Iramoo Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Iramoo Ward
Wyndham City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3750720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Maria KingIramoo Ward
Wyndham City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Ryrie Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Ryrie Ward
Yarra Ranges Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3770720200709
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2020-07-09; gazetted 2020-07-09. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Fiona McAllisterRyrie Ward
Yarra Ranges Shire Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Cranbourne Gardens Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Cranbourne Gardens Ward
Casey City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3120420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Michelle CrowtherCranbourne Gardens Ward
Casey City Council has 12 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Wendouree Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Wendouree Ward
Ballarat City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3020920240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Jay MorrisonWendouree Ward
Ballarat City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Yamala Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Yamala Ward
Frankston City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3200920240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Nathan ButlerYamala Ward
Frankston City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Dandenong Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Dandenong Ward
Greater Dandenong City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3260220240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Jim MemetiDandenong Ward
Greater Dandenong City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Poplar Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Poplar Ward
Greater Shepparton City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3280820240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Sam SpinksPoplar Ward
Greater Shepparton City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Mt Elephant Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Mt Elephant Ward
Corangamite Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3150620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Nicholas ColeMt Elephant Ward
Corangamite Shire Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Bullum Bullum Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Bullum Bullum Ward
Melton City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3440120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Steve AbboushiBullum Bullum Ward
Melton City Council has 10 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Airport Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Airport Ward
Moonee Valley City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3490120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Hamish JonesAirport Ward
Moonee Valley City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Otway Range Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Otway Range Ward
Surf Coast Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3650120240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 3 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Libby StapletonOtway Range Ward
- Leon WalkerOtway Range Ward
- Mike BodsworthOtway Range Ward
Surf Coast Shire Council has 3 wards with 3 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Mount Atkinson Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Mount Atkinson Ward
Melton City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3440720240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Phillip ZadaMount Atkinson Ward
Melton City Council has 10 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Western Port Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Western Port Ward
Bass Coast Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3040320240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 3 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Rochelle HalsteadWestern Port Ward
- Jon TembyWestern Port Ward
- Jan ThompsonWestern Port Ward
Bass Coast Shire Council has 3 wards with 3 councillors in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Elisabeth Murdoch Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Elisabeth Murdoch Ward
Frankston City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3200420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Cherie WanatElisabeth Murdoch Ward
Frankston City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Painted Hills Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Painted Hills Ward
Whittlesea City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3730920240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Deb GunnPainted Hills Ward
Whittlesea City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Horsham North Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Horsham North Ward
Horsham Rural City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3320220240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Todd C. WilsonHorsham North Ward
Horsham Rural City Council has 7 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Moorleigh Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Moorleigh Ward
Glen Eira City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3220620240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Kay RimbaldoMoorleigh Ward
Glen Eira City Council has 9 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Junction Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Junction Ward
Boroondara City Council · WARD · Official ward code 3070520240528
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-05-28; gazetted 2024-05-28. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Mal Osborne-SmithJunction Ward
Boroondara City Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Brokil Ward - ward
Local government · electoral structure
Brokil Ward
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council · WARD · Official ward code 3520420240215
Vicmap ward edition 2024. Effective from 2024-02-15; gazetted 2024-02-15. Source capacity: 1 member(s). Unsubdivided electoral areas are not multiple wards. A source geometry record does not establish that every seat is currently occupied.
Current governance and representation
- Patrick BinyonBrokil Ward
Mornington Peninsula Shire Council has 11 wards with one councillor in each ward.
VEC current council profile · retrieved 2 October 2026. Vacancies are explicit. Councillor party affiliations are not inferred; current rosters are distinct from past election winners. Municipal monitors, where appointed, do not replace elected councillors.
Population history and financial-source coverage are available in the parent council profile. Council-wide values are not allocated to wards.
Official Vicmap boundary dataset · © State of Victoria, CC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2 October 2026.
Millewa-Mallee - RAP appointment area
First Peoples · RAP appointment area
First People of the Millewa-Mallee Aboriginal Corporation
RAP appointment areas and settlement-agreement extents are separate statutory records. Neither exhaustively defines Country, language, cultural authority, ownership or identical rights on every parcel. Multiple RAPs may be registered for the same area; retain all spatial matches. No record in a selected layer does not mean no Country or Traditional Owners.
- Record authority
- Department of Premier and Cabinet; Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Catalogue metadata updated
- 2026-09-15
- Source registration date
- 2018-12-05
RAPs have appointed cultural-heritage functions under the Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006. This is not a complete Country, language, native-title or land-ownership map. More than one RAP can be registered for the same area. Source registration dates are not dates of cultural connection or proof of the latest boundary revision.
Official organisation / agreement information · Boundary catalogue and licence · Exact source query
Raw source attributes are preserved in the downloaded geometry. Contact fields in that source are not represented as freshly verified current contacts; use the official organisation page. Geometry is the un-generalised EPSG:4326 service response, with original numeric values retained. No sensitive heritage-site layer was accessed.
Country, language and community-led knowledge
- Gambay - First Languages Map - Explore community-led language information and the source’s own guidance. No geometry copied or traced.
- Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages - Victorian First Peoples-led language resources; language and Country information is not replaced by statutory boundaries.
- Federation of Victorian Traditional Owner Corporations - Traditional Owner-led organisational context; an organisation and its legal recognition area are different kinds of record.
Why multiple RAP records can apply to one area · National Native Title Tribunal: separately defined claims, determinations and agreements
Native-title geometry is not imported in this view. Community cultural maps are linked, not reproduced or traced; no bulk reuse permission has been assumed. The directory’s 12 RAPs / approximately 77.5% coverage statement is dated 12 December 2024; it is not treated as an October 2026 measurement. The current downloaded geometry contains 12 RAP features; these are separately dated facts.
Attribution: © State of Victoria, Department of Premier and Cabinet; Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council. CC BY 4.0. Display projection and lossless delivery encoding applied; source coordinates and fields unchanged.
Gunditj Mirring - RAP appointment area
First Peoples · RAP appointment area
Gunditj Mirring Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation
RAP appointment areas and settlement-agreement extents are separate statutory records. Neither exhaustively defines Country, language, cultural authority, ownership or identical rights on every parcel. Multiple RAPs may be registered for the same area; retain all spatial matches. No record in a selected layer does not mean no Country or Traditional Owners.
- Record authority
- Department of Premier and Cabinet; Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Catalogue metadata updated
- 2026-09-15
- Source registration date
- 2007-05-28
RAPs have appointed cultural-heritage functions under the Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006. This is not a complete Country, language, native-title or land-ownership map. More than one RAP can be registered for the same area. Source registration dates are not dates of cultural connection or proof of the latest boundary revision.
Official organisation / agreement information · Boundary catalogue and licence · Exact source query
Raw source attributes are preserved in the downloaded geometry. Contact fields in that source are not represented as freshly verified current contacts; use the official organisation page. Geometry is the un-generalised EPSG:4326 service response, with original numeric values retained. No sensitive heritage-site layer was accessed.
Country, language and community-led knowledge
- Gambay - First Languages Map - Explore community-led language information and the source’s own guidance. No geometry copied or traced.
- Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages - Victorian First Peoples-led language resources; language and Country information is not replaced by statutory boundaries.
- Federation of Victorian Traditional Owner Corporations - Traditional Owner-led organisational context; an organisation and its legal recognition area are different kinds of record.
Why multiple RAP records can apply to one area · National Native Title Tribunal: separately defined claims, determinations and agreements
Native-title geometry is not imported in this view. Community cultural maps are linked, not reproduced or traced; no bulk reuse permission has been assumed. The directory’s 12 RAPs / approximately 77.5% coverage statement is dated 12 December 2024; it is not treated as an October 2026 measurement. The current downloaded geometry contains 12 RAP features; these are separately dated facts.
Attribution: © State of Victoria, Department of Premier and Cabinet; Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council. CC BY 4.0. Display projection and lossless delivery encoding applied; source coordinates and fields unchanged.
Wadawurrung - RAP appointment area
First Peoples · RAP appointment area
Wadawurrung Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation
RAP appointment areas and settlement-agreement extents are separate statutory records. Neither exhaustively defines Country, language, cultural authority, ownership or identical rights on every parcel. Multiple RAPs may be registered for the same area; retain all spatial matches. No record in a selected layer does not mean no Country or Traditional Owners.
- Record authority
- Department of Premier and Cabinet; Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Catalogue metadata updated
- 2026-09-15
- Source registration date
- 2009-05-21
RAPs have appointed cultural-heritage functions under the Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006. This is not a complete Country, language, native-title or land-ownership map. More than one RAP can be registered for the same area. Source registration dates are not dates of cultural connection or proof of the latest boundary revision.
Official organisation / agreement information · Boundary catalogue and licence · Exact source query
Raw source attributes are preserved in the downloaded geometry. Contact fields in that source are not represented as freshly verified current contacts; use the official organisation page. Geometry is the un-generalised EPSG:4326 service response, with original numeric values retained. No sensitive heritage-site layer was accessed.
Country, language and community-led knowledge
- Gambay - First Languages Map - Explore community-led language information and the source’s own guidance. No geometry copied or traced.
- Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages - Victorian First Peoples-led language resources; language and Country information is not replaced by statutory boundaries.
- Federation of Victorian Traditional Owner Corporations - Traditional Owner-led organisational context; an organisation and its legal recognition area are different kinds of record.
Why multiple RAP records can apply to one area · National Native Title Tribunal: separately defined claims, determinations and agreements
Native-title geometry is not imported in this view. Community cultural maps are linked, not reproduced or traced; no bulk reuse permission has been assumed. The directory’s 12 RAPs / approximately 77.5% coverage statement is dated 12 December 2024; it is not treated as an October 2026 measurement. The current downloaded geometry contains 12 RAP features; these are separately dated facts.
Attribution: © State of Victoria, Department of Premier and Cabinet; Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council. CC BY 4.0. Display projection and lossless delivery encoding applied; source coordinates and fields unchanged.
Wurundjeri - RAP appointment area
First Peoples · RAP appointment area
Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Cultural Heritage Aboriginal Corporation
RAP appointment areas and settlement-agreement extents are separate statutory records. Neither exhaustively defines Country, language, cultural authority, ownership or identical rights on every parcel. Multiple RAPs may be registered for the same area; retain all spatial matches. No record in a selected layer does not mean no Country or Traditional Owners.
- Record authority
- Department of Premier and Cabinet; Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Catalogue metadata updated
- 2026-09-15
- Source registration date
- 2008-08-22
RAPs have appointed cultural-heritage functions under the Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006. This is not a complete Country, language, native-title or land-ownership map. More than one RAP can be registered for the same area. Source registration dates are not dates of cultural connection or proof of the latest boundary revision.
Official organisation / agreement information · Boundary catalogue and licence · Exact source query
Raw source attributes are preserved in the downloaded geometry. Contact fields in that source are not represented as freshly verified current contacts; use the official organisation page. Geometry is the un-generalised EPSG:4326 service response, with original numeric values retained. No sensitive heritage-site layer was accessed.
Country, language and community-led knowledge
- Gambay - First Languages Map - Explore community-led language information and the source’s own guidance. No geometry copied or traced.
- Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages - Victorian First Peoples-led language resources; language and Country information is not replaced by statutory boundaries.
- Federation of Victorian Traditional Owner Corporations - Traditional Owner-led organisational context; an organisation and its legal recognition area are different kinds of record.
Why multiple RAP records can apply to one area · National Native Title Tribunal: separately defined claims, determinations and agreements
Native-title geometry is not imported in this view. Community cultural maps are linked, not reproduced or traced; no bulk reuse permission has been assumed. The directory’s 12 RAPs / approximately 77.5% coverage statement is dated 12 December 2024; it is not treated as an October 2026 measurement. The current downloaded geometry contains 12 RAP features; these are separately dated facts.
Attribution: © State of Victoria, Department of Premier and Cabinet; Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council. CC BY 4.0. Display projection and lossless delivery encoding applied; source coordinates and fields unchanged.
Gunaikurnai - RAP appointment area
First Peoples · RAP appointment area
Gunaikurnai Land and Waters Aboriginal Corporation
RAP appointment areas and settlement-agreement extents are separate statutory records. Neither exhaustively defines Country, language, cultural authority, ownership or identical rights on every parcel. Multiple RAPs may be registered for the same area; retain all spatial matches. No record in a selected layer does not mean no Country or Traditional Owners.
- Record authority
- Department of Premier and Cabinet; Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Catalogue metadata updated
- 2026-09-15
- Source registration date
- 2017-05-24
RAPs have appointed cultural-heritage functions under the Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006. This is not a complete Country, language, native-title or land-ownership map. More than one RAP can be registered for the same area. Source registration dates are not dates of cultural connection or proof of the latest boundary revision.
Official organisation / agreement information · Boundary catalogue and licence · Exact source query
Raw source attributes are preserved in the downloaded geometry. Contact fields in that source are not represented as freshly verified current contacts; use the official organisation page. Geometry is the un-generalised EPSG:4326 service response, with original numeric values retained. No sensitive heritage-site layer was accessed.
Country, language and community-led knowledge
- Gambay - First Languages Map - Explore community-led language information and the source’s own guidance. No geometry copied or traced.
- Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages - Victorian First Peoples-led language resources; language and Country information is not replaced by statutory boundaries.
- Federation of Victorian Traditional Owner Corporations - Traditional Owner-led organisational context; an organisation and its legal recognition area are different kinds of record.
Why multiple RAP records can apply to one area · National Native Title Tribunal: separately defined claims, determinations and agreements
Native-title geometry is not imported in this view. Community cultural maps are linked, not reproduced or traced; no bulk reuse permission has been assumed. The directory’s 12 RAPs / approximately 77.5% coverage statement is dated 12 December 2024; it is not treated as an October 2026 measurement. The current downloaded geometry contains 12 RAP features; these are separately dated facts.
Attribution: © State of Victoria, Department of Premier and Cabinet; Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council. CC BY 4.0. Display projection and lossless delivery encoding applied; source coordinates and fields unchanged.
Eastern Maar - RAP appointment area
First Peoples · RAP appointment area
Eastern Maar Aboriginal Corporation
RAP appointment areas and settlement-agreement extents are separate statutory records. Neither exhaustively defines Country, language, cultural authority, ownership or identical rights on every parcel. Multiple RAPs may be registered for the same area; retain all spatial matches. No record in a selected layer does not mean no Country or Traditional Owners.
- Record authority
- Department of Premier and Cabinet; Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Catalogue metadata updated
- 2026-09-15
- Source registration date
- 2013-12-06
RAPs have appointed cultural-heritage functions under the Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006. This is not a complete Country, language, native-title or land-ownership map. More than one RAP can be registered for the same area. Source registration dates are not dates of cultural connection or proof of the latest boundary revision.
Official organisation / agreement information · Boundary catalogue and licence · Exact source query
Raw source attributes are preserved in the downloaded geometry. Contact fields in that source are not represented as freshly verified current contacts; use the official organisation page. Geometry is the un-generalised EPSG:4326 service response, with original numeric values retained. No sensitive heritage-site layer was accessed.
Country, language and community-led knowledge
- Gambay - First Languages Map - Explore community-led language information and the source’s own guidance. No geometry copied or traced.
- Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages - Victorian First Peoples-led language resources; language and Country information is not replaced by statutory boundaries.
- Federation of Victorian Traditional Owner Corporations - Traditional Owner-led organisational context; an organisation and its legal recognition area are different kinds of record.
Why multiple RAP records can apply to one area · National Native Title Tribunal: separately defined claims, determinations and agreements
Native-title geometry is not imported in this view. Community cultural maps are linked, not reproduced or traced; no bulk reuse permission has been assumed. The directory’s 12 RAPs / approximately 77.5% coverage statement is dated 12 December 2024; it is not treated as an October 2026 measurement. The current downloaded geometry contains 12 RAP features; these are separately dated facts.
Attribution: © State of Victoria, Department of Premier and Cabinet; Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council. CC BY 4.0. Display projection and lossless delivery encoding applied; source coordinates and fields unchanged.
Bunurong - RAP appointment area
First Peoples · RAP appointment area
Bunurong Land Council Aboriginal Corporation
RAP appointment areas and settlement-agreement extents are separate statutory records. Neither exhaustively defines Country, language, cultural authority, ownership or identical rights on every parcel. Multiple RAPs may be registered for the same area; retain all spatial matches. No record in a selected layer does not mean no Country or Traditional Owners.
- Record authority
- Department of Premier and Cabinet; Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Catalogue metadata updated
- 2026-09-15
- Source registration date
- 2017-07-19
RAPs have appointed cultural-heritage functions under the Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006. This is not a complete Country, language, native-title or land-ownership map. More than one RAP can be registered for the same area. Source registration dates are not dates of cultural connection or proof of the latest boundary revision.
Official organisation / agreement information · Boundary catalogue and licence · Exact source query
Raw source attributes are preserved in the downloaded geometry. Contact fields in that source are not represented as freshly verified current contacts; use the official organisation page. Geometry is the un-generalised EPSG:4326 service response, with original numeric values retained. No sensitive heritage-site layer was accessed.
Country, language and community-led knowledge
- Gambay - First Languages Map - Explore community-led language information and the source’s own guidance. No geometry copied or traced.
- Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages - Victorian First Peoples-led language resources; language and Country information is not replaced by statutory boundaries.
- Federation of Victorian Traditional Owner Corporations - Traditional Owner-led organisational context; an organisation and its legal recognition area are different kinds of record.
Why multiple RAP records can apply to one area · National Native Title Tribunal: separately defined claims, determinations and agreements
Native-title geometry is not imported in this view. Community cultural maps are linked, not reproduced or traced; no bulk reuse permission has been assumed. The directory’s 12 RAPs / approximately 77.5% coverage statement is dated 12 December 2024; it is not treated as an October 2026 measurement. The current downloaded geometry contains 12 RAP features; these are separately dated facts.
Attribution: © State of Victoria, Department of Premier and Cabinet; Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council. CC BY 4.0. Display projection and lossless delivery encoding applied; source coordinates and fields unchanged.
Wamba Wemba - RAP appointment area
First Peoples · RAP appointment area
Wamba Wemba Aboriginal Corporation
RAP appointment areas and settlement-agreement extents are separate statutory records. Neither exhaustively defines Country, language, cultural authority, ownership or identical rights on every parcel. Multiple RAPs may be registered for the same area; retain all spatial matches. No record in a selected layer does not mean no Country or Traditional Owners.
- Record authority
- Department of Premier and Cabinet; Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Catalogue metadata updated
- 2026-09-15
- Source registration date
- 2024-08-07
RAPs have appointed cultural-heritage functions under the Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006. This is not a complete Country, language, native-title or land-ownership map. More than one RAP can be registered for the same area. Source registration dates are not dates of cultural connection or proof of the latest boundary revision.
Official organisation / agreement information · Boundary catalogue and licence · Exact source query
Raw source attributes are preserved in the downloaded geometry. Contact fields in that source are not represented as freshly verified current contacts; use the official organisation page. Geometry is the un-generalised EPSG:4326 service response, with original numeric values retained. No sensitive heritage-site layer was accessed.
Country, language and community-led knowledge
- Gambay - First Languages Map - Explore community-led language information and the source’s own guidance. No geometry copied or traced.
- Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages - Victorian First Peoples-led language resources; language and Country information is not replaced by statutory boundaries.
- Federation of Victorian Traditional Owner Corporations - Traditional Owner-led organisational context; an organisation and its legal recognition area are different kinds of record.
Why multiple RAP records can apply to one area · National Native Title Tribunal: separately defined claims, determinations and agreements
Native-title geometry is not imported in this view. Community cultural maps are linked, not reproduced or traced; no bulk reuse permission has been assumed. The directory’s 12 RAPs / approximately 77.5% coverage statement is dated 12 December 2024; it is not treated as an October 2026 measurement. The current downloaded geometry contains 12 RAP features; these are separately dated facts.
Attribution: © State of Victoria, Department of Premier and Cabinet; Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council. CC BY 4.0. Display projection and lossless delivery encoding applied; source coordinates and fields unchanged.
Barengi Gadjin - RAP appointment area
First Peoples · RAP appointment area
Barengi Gadjin Land Council Aboriginal Corporation
RAP appointment areas and settlement-agreement extents are separate statutory records. Neither exhaustively defines Country, language, cultural authority, ownership or identical rights on every parcel. Multiple RAPs may be registered for the same area; retain all spatial matches. No record in a selected layer does not mean no Country or Traditional Owners.
- Record authority
- Department of Premier and Cabinet; Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Catalogue metadata updated
- 2026-09-15
- Source registration date
- 2007-11-10
RAPs have appointed cultural-heritage functions under the Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006. This is not a complete Country, language, native-title or land-ownership map. More than one RAP can be registered for the same area. Source registration dates are not dates of cultural connection or proof of the latest boundary revision.
Official organisation / agreement information · Boundary catalogue and licence · Exact source query
Raw source attributes are preserved in the downloaded geometry. Contact fields in that source are not represented as freshly verified current contacts; use the official organisation page. Geometry is the un-generalised EPSG:4326 service response, with original numeric values retained. No sensitive heritage-site layer was accessed.
Country, language and community-led knowledge
- Gambay - First Languages Map - Explore community-led language information and the source’s own guidance. No geometry copied or traced.
- Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages - Victorian First Peoples-led language resources; language and Country information is not replaced by statutory boundaries.
- Federation of Victorian Traditional Owner Corporations - Traditional Owner-led organisational context; an organisation and its legal recognition area are different kinds of record.
Why multiple RAP records can apply to one area · National Native Title Tribunal: separately defined claims, determinations and agreements
Native-title geometry is not imported in this view. Community cultural maps are linked, not reproduced or traced; no bulk reuse permission has been assumed. The directory’s 12 RAPs / approximately 77.5% coverage statement is dated 12 December 2024; it is not treated as an October 2026 measurement. The current downloaded geometry contains 12 RAP features; these are separately dated facts.
Attribution: © State of Victoria, Department of Premier and Cabinet; Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council. CC BY 4.0. Display projection and lossless delivery encoding applied; source coordinates and fields unchanged.
Dja Dja Wurrung - RAP appointment area
First Peoples · RAP appointment area
Dja Dja Wurrung Clans Aboriginal Corporation
RAP appointment areas and settlement-agreement extents are separate statutory records. Neither exhaustively defines Country, language, cultural authority, ownership or identical rights on every parcel. Multiple RAPs may be registered for the same area; retain all spatial matches. No record in a selected layer does not mean no Country or Traditional Owners.
- Record authority
- Department of Premier and Cabinet; Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Catalogue metadata updated
- 2026-09-15
- Source registration date
- 2008-09-19
RAPs have appointed cultural-heritage functions under the Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006. This is not a complete Country, language, native-title or land-ownership map. More than one RAP can be registered for the same area. Source registration dates are not dates of cultural connection or proof of the latest boundary revision.
Official organisation / agreement information · Boundary catalogue and licence · Exact source query
Raw source attributes are preserved in the downloaded geometry. Contact fields in that source are not represented as freshly verified current contacts; use the official organisation page. Geometry is the un-generalised EPSG:4326 service response, with original numeric values retained. No sensitive heritage-site layer was accessed.
Country, language and community-led knowledge
- Gambay - First Languages Map - Explore community-led language information and the source’s own guidance. No geometry copied or traced.
- Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages - Victorian First Peoples-led language resources; language and Country information is not replaced by statutory boundaries.
- Federation of Victorian Traditional Owner Corporations - Traditional Owner-led organisational context; an organisation and its legal recognition area are different kinds of record.
Why multiple RAP records can apply to one area · National Native Title Tribunal: separately defined claims, determinations and agreements
Native-title geometry is not imported in this view. Community cultural maps are linked, not reproduced or traced; no bulk reuse permission has been assumed. The directory’s 12 RAPs / approximately 77.5% coverage statement is dated 12 December 2024; it is not treated as an October 2026 measurement. The current downloaded geometry contains 12 RAP features; these are separately dated facts.
Attribution: © State of Victoria, Department of Premier and Cabinet; Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council. CC BY 4.0. Display projection and lossless delivery encoding applied; source coordinates and fields unchanged.
Taungurung - RAP appointment area
First Peoples · RAP appointment area
Taungurung Land and Waters Council Aboriginal Corporation
RAP appointment areas and settlement-agreement extents are separate statutory records. Neither exhaustively defines Country, language, cultural authority, ownership or identical rights on every parcel. Multiple RAPs may be registered for the same area; retain all spatial matches. No record in a selected layer does not mean no Country or Traditional Owners.
- Record authority
- Department of Premier and Cabinet; Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Catalogue metadata updated
- 2026-09-15
- Source registration date
- 2009-07-16
RAPs have appointed cultural-heritage functions under the Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006. This is not a complete Country, language, native-title or land-ownership map. More than one RAP can be registered for the same area. Source registration dates are not dates of cultural connection or proof of the latest boundary revision.
Official organisation / agreement information · Boundary catalogue and licence · Exact source query
Raw source attributes are preserved in the downloaded geometry. Contact fields in that source are not represented as freshly verified current contacts; use the official organisation page. Geometry is the un-generalised EPSG:4326 service response, with original numeric values retained. No sensitive heritage-site layer was accessed.
Country, language and community-led knowledge
- Gambay - First Languages Map - Explore community-led language information and the source’s own guidance. No geometry copied or traced.
- Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages - Victorian First Peoples-led language resources; language and Country information is not replaced by statutory boundaries.
- Federation of Victorian Traditional Owner Corporations - Traditional Owner-led organisational context; an organisation and its legal recognition area are different kinds of record.
Why multiple RAP records can apply to one area · National Native Title Tribunal: separately defined claims, determinations and agreements
Native-title geometry is not imported in this view. Community cultural maps are linked, not reproduced or traced; no bulk reuse permission has been assumed. The directory’s 12 RAPs / approximately 77.5% coverage statement is dated 12 December 2024; it is not treated as an October 2026 measurement. The current downloaded geometry contains 12 RAP features; these are separately dated facts.
Attribution: © State of Victoria, Department of Premier and Cabinet; Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council. CC BY 4.0. Display projection and lossless delivery encoding applied; source coordinates and fields unchanged.
Yorta Yorta - RAP appointment area
First Peoples · RAP appointment area
Yorta Yorta Nation Aboriginal Corporation
RAP appointment areas and settlement-agreement extents are separate statutory records. Neither exhaustively defines Country, language, cultural authority, ownership or identical rights on every parcel. Multiple RAPs may be registered for the same area; retain all spatial matches. No record in a selected layer does not mean no Country or Traditional Owners.
- Record authority
- Department of Premier and Cabinet; Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Catalogue metadata updated
- 2026-09-15
- Source registration date
- 2007-09-14
RAPs have appointed cultural-heritage functions under the Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006. This is not a complete Country, language, native-title or land-ownership map. More than one RAP can be registered for the same area. Source registration dates are not dates of cultural connection or proof of the latest boundary revision.
Official organisation / agreement information · Boundary catalogue and licence · Exact source query
Raw source attributes are preserved in the downloaded geometry. Contact fields in that source are not represented as freshly verified current contacts; use the official organisation page. Geometry is the un-generalised EPSG:4326 service response, with original numeric values retained. No sensitive heritage-site layer was accessed.
Country, language and community-led knowledge
- Gambay - First Languages Map - Explore community-led language information and the source’s own guidance. No geometry copied or traced.
- Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages - Victorian First Peoples-led language resources; language and Country information is not replaced by statutory boundaries.
- Federation of Victorian Traditional Owner Corporations - Traditional Owner-led organisational context; an organisation and its legal recognition area are different kinds of record.
Why multiple RAP records can apply to one area · National Native Title Tribunal: separately defined claims, determinations and agreements
Native-title geometry is not imported in this view. Community cultural maps are linked, not reproduced or traced; no bulk reuse permission has been assumed. The directory’s 12 RAPs / approximately 77.5% coverage statement is dated 12 December 2024; it is not treated as an October 2026 measurement. The current downloaded geometry contains 12 RAP features; these are separately dated facts.
Attribution: © State of Victoria, Department of Premier and Cabinet; Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council. CC BY 4.0. Display projection and lossless delivery encoding applied; source coordinates and fields unchanged.
Wotjobaluk RSA - Recognition and Settlement Agreement area
First Peoples · Recognition and Settlement Agreement area
WOTJOBALUK RECOGNITION AND SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT AREA
RAP appointment areas and settlement-agreement extents are separate statutory records. Neither exhaustively defines Country, language, cultural authority, ownership or identical rights on every parcel. Multiple RAPs may be registered for the same area; retain all spatial matches. No record in a selected layer does not mean no Country or Traditional Owners.
- Record authority
- Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Catalogue metadata updated
- 2026-07-30
- Agreement commencement
- 2022-12-13
- Source feature version
- 2023-01-17
This polygon records a Recognition and Settlement Agreement extent. Source legislation: TRADITIONAL OWNER SETTLEMENT ACT. Agreement provisions and parcel-specific rights must be checked in the agreement; the polygon alone does not establish identical rights throughout its extent.
Source official area: 3,586,225.64 hectares. This published field is not recalculated from the displayed projection.
Official organisation / agreement information · Boundary catalogue and licence · Exact source query
Raw source attributes are preserved in the downloaded geometry. Contact fields in that source are not represented as freshly verified current contacts; use the official organisation page. Geometry is the un-generalised EPSG:4326 service response, with original numeric values retained. No sensitive heritage-site layer was accessed.
Country, language and community-led knowledge
- Gambay - First Languages Map - Explore community-led language information and the source’s own guidance. No geometry copied or traced.
- Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages - Victorian First Peoples-led language resources; language and Country information is not replaced by statutory boundaries.
- Federation of Victorian Traditional Owner Corporations - Traditional Owner-led organisational context; an organisation and its legal recognition area are different kinds of record.
Why multiple RAP records can apply to one area · National Native Title Tribunal: separately defined claims, determinations and agreements
Native-title geometry is not imported in this view. Community cultural maps are linked, not reproduced or traced; no bulk reuse permission has been assumed. The directory’s 12 RAPs / approximately 77.5% coverage statement is dated 12 December 2024; it is not treated as an October 2026 measurement. The current downloaded geometry contains 12 RAP features; these are separately dated facts.
Attribution: © State of Victoria, Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action. CC BY 4.0. Display projection and lossless delivery encoding applied; source coordinates and fields unchanged.
Dja Dja Wurrung RSA - Recognition and Settlement Agreement area
First Peoples · Recognition and Settlement Agreement area
DJA DJA WURRUNG RECOGNITION AND SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT AREA
RAP appointment areas and settlement-agreement extents are separate statutory records. Neither exhaustively defines Country, language, cultural authority, ownership or identical rights on every parcel. Multiple RAPs may be registered for the same area; retain all spatial matches. No record in a selected layer does not mean no Country or Traditional Owners.
- Record authority
- Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Catalogue metadata updated
- 2026-07-30
- Agreement commencement
- 2013-10-25
- Source feature version
- 2018-11-29
This polygon records a Recognition and Settlement Agreement extent. Source legislation: TRADITIONAL OWNER SETTLEMENT ACT. Agreement provisions and parcel-specific rights must be checked in the agreement; the polygon alone does not establish identical rights throughout its extent.
Source official area: 1,736,735.91 hectares. This published field is not recalculated from the displayed projection.
Official organisation / agreement information · Boundary catalogue and licence · Exact source query
Raw source attributes are preserved in the downloaded geometry. Contact fields in that source are not represented as freshly verified current contacts; use the official organisation page. Geometry is the un-generalised EPSG:4326 service response, with original numeric values retained. No sensitive heritage-site layer was accessed.
Country, language and community-led knowledge
- Gambay - First Languages Map - Explore community-led language information and the source’s own guidance. No geometry copied or traced.
- Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages - Victorian First Peoples-led language resources; language and Country information is not replaced by statutory boundaries.
- Federation of Victorian Traditional Owner Corporations - Traditional Owner-led organisational context; an organisation and its legal recognition area are different kinds of record.
Why multiple RAP records can apply to one area · National Native Title Tribunal: separately defined claims, determinations and agreements
Native-title geometry is not imported in this view. Community cultural maps are linked, not reproduced or traced; no bulk reuse permission has been assumed. The directory’s 12 RAPs / approximately 77.5% coverage statement is dated 12 December 2024; it is not treated as an October 2026 measurement. The current downloaded geometry contains 12 RAP features; these are separately dated facts.
Attribution: © State of Victoria, Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action. CC BY 4.0. Display projection and lossless delivery encoding applied; source coordinates and fields unchanged.
Taungurung RSA - Recognition and Settlement Agreement area
First Peoples · Recognition and Settlement Agreement area
TAUNGURUNG RECOGNITION AND SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT AREA
RAP appointment areas and settlement-agreement extents are separate statutory records. Neither exhaustively defines Country, language, cultural authority, ownership or identical rights on every parcel. Multiple RAPs may be registered for the same area; retain all spatial matches. No record in a selected layer does not mean no Country or Traditional Owners.
- Record authority
- Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Catalogue metadata updated
- 2026-07-30
- Agreement commencement
- 2018-10-30
- Source feature version
- 2018-11-29
This polygon records a Recognition and Settlement Agreement extent. Source legislation: TRADITIONAL OWNER SETTLEMENT ACT. Agreement provisions and parcel-specific rights must be checked in the agreement; the polygon alone does not establish identical rights throughout its extent.
Source official area: 2,021,522.45 hectares. This published field is not recalculated from the displayed projection.
Official organisation / agreement information · Boundary catalogue and licence · Exact source query
Raw source attributes are preserved in the downloaded geometry. Contact fields in that source are not represented as freshly verified current contacts; use the official organisation page. Geometry is the un-generalised EPSG:4326 service response, with original numeric values retained. No sensitive heritage-site layer was accessed.
Country, language and community-led knowledge
- Gambay - First Languages Map - Explore community-led language information and the source’s own guidance. No geometry copied or traced.
- Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages - Victorian First Peoples-led language resources; language and Country information is not replaced by statutory boundaries.
- Federation of Victorian Traditional Owner Corporations - Traditional Owner-led organisational context; an organisation and its legal recognition area are different kinds of record.
Why multiple RAP records can apply to one area · National Native Title Tribunal: separately defined claims, determinations and agreements
Native-title geometry is not imported in this view. Community cultural maps are linked, not reproduced or traced; no bulk reuse permission has been assumed. The directory’s 12 RAPs / approximately 77.5% coverage statement is dated 12 December 2024; it is not treated as an October 2026 measurement. The current downloaded geometry contains 12 RAP features; these are separately dated facts.
Attribution: © State of Victoria, Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action. CC BY 4.0. Display projection and lossless delivery encoding applied; source coordinates and fields unchanged.
Gunaikurnai RSA - Recognition and Settlement Agreement area
First Peoples · Recognition and Settlement Agreement area
GUNAIKURNAI RECOGNITION AND SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT AREA
RAP appointment areas and settlement-agreement extents are separate statutory records. Neither exhaustively defines Country, language, cultural authority, ownership or identical rights on every parcel. Multiple RAPs may be registered for the same area; retain all spatial matches. No record in a selected layer does not mean no Country or Traditional Owners.
- Record authority
- Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Catalogue metadata updated
- 2026-07-30
- Agreement commencement
- 2010-10-22
- Source feature version
- 2023-12-14
This polygon records a Recognition and Settlement Agreement extent. Source legislation: TRADITIONAL OWNER SETTLEMENT ACT. Agreement provisions and parcel-specific rights must be checked in the agreement; the polygon alone does not establish identical rights throughout its extent.
Source official area: 2,277,526.56 hectares. This published field is not recalculated from the displayed projection.
Official organisation / agreement information · Boundary catalogue and licence · Exact source query
Raw source attributes are preserved in the downloaded geometry. Contact fields in that source are not represented as freshly verified current contacts; use the official organisation page. Geometry is the un-generalised EPSG:4326 service response, with original numeric values retained. No sensitive heritage-site layer was accessed.
Country, language and community-led knowledge
- Gambay - First Languages Map - Explore community-led language information and the source’s own guidance. No geometry copied or traced.
- Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages - Victorian First Peoples-led language resources; language and Country information is not replaced by statutory boundaries.
- Federation of Victorian Traditional Owner Corporations - Traditional Owner-led organisational context; an organisation and its legal recognition area are different kinds of record.
Why multiple RAP records can apply to one area · National Native Title Tribunal: separately defined claims, determinations and agreements
Native-title geometry is not imported in this view. Community cultural maps are linked, not reproduced or traced; no bulk reuse permission has been assumed. The directory’s 12 RAPs / approximately 77.5% coverage statement is dated 12 December 2024; it is not treated as an October 2026 measurement. The current downloaded geometry contains 12 RAP features; these are separately dated facts.
Attribution: © State of Victoria, Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action. CC BY 4.0. Display projection and lossless delivery encoding applied; source coordinates and fields unchanged.