Melbourne City Council
Unlike other Victorian councils, the City of Melbourne is governed by its own Act.
One election is held to elect the Leadership Team of Lord Mayor and Deputy Lord Mayor (preferential), and another to elect seven councillors (proportional representation).
Voting in City of Melbourne elections is compulsory for both residents and non-residents.
See past results for Melbourne City Council.
One election is held to elect the Leadership Team of Lord Mayor and Deputy Lord Mayor (preferential), and another to elect seven councillors (proportional representation).
Voting in City of Melbourne elections is compulsory for both residents and non-residents.
Election results
See the final results for the 2008 Melbourne City Council elections.See past results for Melbourne City Council.
Council profile
City of Melbourne is unsubdivided. The council consists of seven councillors plus the Lord Mayor and Deputy Lord Mayor.
You can find out more about the Melbourne City Council by visiting their website: www.melbourne.vic.gov.au
Map of Melbourne City Council. The council is unsubdivided and includes the suburbs of Flemington, Kensington, West Melbourne, Parkville, North Melbourne, Carlton North, Carlton, Docklands, the Melbourne CBD, East Melbourne, and south of the Yarra River it includes Port Melbourne, South Wharf, Southbank and South Yarra.
You can find out more about the Melbourne City Council by visiting their website: www.melbourne.vic.gov.au
Map of Melbourne City Council. The council is unsubdivided and includes the suburbs of Flemington, Kensington, West Melbourne, Parkville, North Melbourne, Carlton North, Carlton, Docklands, the Melbourne CBD, East Melbourne, and south of the Yarra River it includes Port Melbourne, South Wharf, Southbank and South Yarra.
