Victoria · Victorian Legislative Assembly
Who represents Melbourne?
Melbourne is a state electoral district in the Victorian Legislative Assembly. Its state member is Ellen Sandell (The Australian Greens - Victoria).
Your state member for Melbourne
Ms Ellen Sandell MP
Electorate office: West Melbourne VIC 3003
Write to your member
A signed, printed letter from someone in Melbourne is hard to ignore. Write it here and we'll print and post it to the electorate office, or download it free and post it yourself.
Suburbs and postcodes in Melbourne (12 suburbs)
Based on ABS data. Electorate boundaries can split suburbs and postcodes, so if you live near an edge, check with your postcode.
Suburbs
Carlton 3000, Carlton 3053, Docklands 3008, East Melbourne 3002, Kensington 3031, Melbourne 3000, Melbourne 3052, North Melbourne 3031, North Melbourne 3051, Parkville 3052, Parkville 3055, West Melbourne 3003
Not sure this is your seat?
If you live in Melbourne, you're also represented by…
Federal electorates that share suburbs with Melbourne. Which one is yours depends on your address.
Victoria Legislative Council
Victoria's Legislative Council has 8 regions. Their boundaries differ from Melbourne's, and we don't yet map which one covers each suburb, so all 40 members are listed below. Check your postcode or the parliament's website to find yours.
Eastern Victoria
North-Eastern Metropolitan
Northern Metropolitan
Northern Victoria
South-Eastern Metropolitan
Southern Metropolitan
Western Metropolitan
Neighbouring electorates
Victorian Legislative Assembly seats that share at least one postcode with Melbourne.
Questions about Melbourne
Who is the state member for Melbourne?+
Ellen Sandell is the member for Melbourne in the Victorian Legislative Assembly. Ellen Sandell is a member of the The Australian Greens - Victoria.
Which suburbs are in Melbourne?+
Based on ABS data, Melbourne covers 12 suburbs and localities, including Carlton 3000, Carlton 3053, Docklands 3008, East Melbourne 3002, Kensington 3031, Melbourne 3000, Melbourne 3052 and North Melbourne 3031. Electorate boundaries can split suburbs and postcodes, so some of these are shared with neighbouring seats.
What postcodes are in Melbourne?+
Melbourne includes all or part of 9 postcodes: 3000, 3002, 3003, 3008, 3031, 3051, 3052, 3053, 3055.
What federal electorates overlap Melbourne?+
Parts of Melbourne are in these federal electorates: Melbourne, Maribyrnong and Macnamara. Which one you're in depends on your address.
How do I write to the member for Melbourne?+
Better Letters prints your letter, signs it with your signature and posts it to your member's office. You can also download it free and post it yourself. Say that you live in Melbourne: members pay most attention to people in their own electorate.
Members and roles come from official parliament listings. Suburbs and postcodes are based on ABS data and may not match electorate boundaries exactly. All electorates