Parliamentary Representatives

Federal Representatives

Maroondah region

The Federal election was held on Saturday 3 May, 2025.

See the Australian Electoral Commission website to find out which Federal electorate you live in and the current results of counting.

For information on election advertising signs in Maroondah see Signage and planning controls.

State Representatives

The State election was held on Saturday 26 November 2022.

State elections are held on the last Saturday in November every four years. The next State election day will be Saturday 27 November 2026.

See the Victorian Electoral Commission website for more information

Upper House (Legislative Council)

North-Eastern Metropolitan Region

Victoria is divided into eight Upper House electorates called regions. Each region is represented by five members. See the Victorian Electoral Commission website for more information on the North-Eastern Metropolitan Region.

The Hon Shaun Leane

President of the Legislative Council
Australian Labor Party,

Unit 4/91 Dorset Road
Ferntree Gully 3156

PO Box 4307,
Knox City Centre 3152

9887 0255
shaun.leane@parliament.vic.gov.au

Ms Sonja Terpstra

Australian Labor Party

Office 2, 9-11 Williamsons Road,
Doncaster 3108

9937 2566
sonja.terpstra@parliament.vic.gov.au

Mr Nick McGowan

Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Scrutiny of Government
Liberal Party

175 Maroondah Highway,
Ringwood 3134
Access via Ringwood Street, Eastland Gate 5, Level 3 West carpark

9877 7188
nick.mcgowan@parliament.vic.gov.au

Mr Richard Welch

Shadow Assistant Minister for Industry and Economic Growth
Liberal Party

Suite 1/10-12 Blackburn Road,
Blackburn 3130

9878 4113
Richard.welch@parliament.vic.gov.au

Mr Aiv Puglielli

Australian Greens Party

Suite 1, 600 Doncaster Road,
Doncaster 3108

9850 8600
aiv.puglielli@parliament.vic.gov.au

Lower House (Legislative Assembly)

There are currently 88 electoral districts in Victoria, with each represented by a member of the Legislative Assembly (Lower House). New Victorian State electoral boundaries came in to effect at the State election on November 2022.

See the Victorian Electoral Commission website for maps and assistance on Lower House districts.