$21 million
Wheelers Hill
18 new courts, a clubroom pavilion and a sports pro shop, now open at Jells Park as part of the Glen Waverley Sports Hub.
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John Mullahy
Member for Glen Waverley
Hi, I'm John Mullahy, your Labor Member for Glen Waverley District. I was elected in November 2022 and I'm not wasting a minute in making a positive difference.
Who is John
Doing what matters for our community
From Wheelers Hill in the South to Vermont in the North, and everywhere in between, our community is a great place to live, work, play and raise a family. But there is more to do. Whether it's rolling out Free Kinder, investing in schools and TAFE, delivering real climate action or the Suburban Rail Loop, I'm proud to be doing what matters.
The electorate
The Glen Waverley District
The District of Glen Waverley spans from Ferntree Gully Road and the Monash Freeway in the South to Canterbury Road in the North, and across from Blackburn Road to Dandenong Creek and EastLink.
These boundaries include the entire suburbs of Glen Waverley and Vermont South, plus parts of Blackburn South, Forest Hill, Burwood East, Vermont and Wheelers Hill.
Glen Waverley full
Vermont South full
Blackburn South part
Forest Hill part
Burwood East part
Vermont part
Wheelers Hill part
A community of many cultures
Home to more than 80,000 people, the Glen Waverley District is a melting pot of cultures and languages from all corners of the globe. In fact, more than half of all residents in the District speak a language other than English.
Getting around
We have terrific access to public transport, including both Syndal and Glen Waverley Train Stations, the Route 75 tram and the 902 and 703 SmartBus services.
Local shops and schools
The District is well served by terrific local shops at Vermont South, Brentford Square, Forest Hill Chase, Kingsway and The Glen. Our community is home to world-class schools, a Holmesglen TAFE campus and direct transport connections to Monash and Deakin Universities, making the Glen Waverley District an attractive option for local families and young people.
Parks and green spaces
We're lucky to have terrific green spaces at our doorstep, too, including the Healesville Freeway Reserve, Bellbird Dell Reserve, Jells Park and Dandenong Creek, plus great public golf courses.
Not sure if your street is in the electorate? Check the District boundaries on the VEC website →
District at a glance
- 80,000+ residents
- 50%+ speak a language other than English
- 7 suburbs across the electorate
- 2 train stations: Syndal & Glen Waverley
- 5 major shopping precincts
Local work
Delivering for our community
Since 2022, John has helped secure real investment across the electorate: in schools and TAFE, Free Kinder, climate action and the Suburban Rail Loop. Here are some highlights.
$870,000
Glen Waverley
New traffic lights on Highbury Road, between Springvale Road and Blackburn Road, improving safety for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers.
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Up to $500 million
Clayton
New surgical theatres, birthing suites and an Intensive Care Unit, backing Monash Medical Centre as it grows to serve Melbourne's South-East.
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Out and about across Glen Waverley
John spends time listening to residents, visiting local schools and businesses, and celebrating the many cultures that make our community strong.
Voting guide · 2026 State Election
How and where to vote in Glen Waverley
Voting is compulsory in Victoria if you're enrolled. Here's what you need to know for the next state election.
28Nov
Saturday 28 November 2026Victorian State Election, election day
1
Check you're enrolled
Make sure you're on the electoral roll at your current address. You can check and update it on the VEC website.
2
Know the date
Election day is Saturday 28 November 2026. Early and postal voting open in the weeks before.
3
Find your voting centre
On election day you can vote at any voting centre in Victoria. The VEC lists centres near you.
4
Fill in your ballots
You'll get two ballot papers: one for the lower house (your local MP) and one for the upper house. Follow the numbering on each.
Three ways to cast your vote
In person on election day
Vote at any voting centre across Victoria on 28 November.
Early voting
Can't make election day? Early voting centres open in the weeks before.
Postal voting
Apply through the VEC to have a ballot mailed to you.
Official information: polling places, dates, hours and enrolment are all managed by the Victorian Electoral Commission.
Go to the VEC website →Frequently asked questions
Your questions, answered
Who is the Member for Glen Waverley?
John Mullahy has been your Labor State Member for Glen Waverley since November 2022, the first Labor member to represent the district.
Which suburbs are in the Glen Waverley electorate?
Glen Waverley and Vermont South in full, plus parts of Forest Hill, Vermont, Wheelers Hill, Blackburn South and Burwood East.
Is Vermont South or Wheelers Hill in the electorate?
Vermont South is entirely within the electorate. Parts of Wheelers Hill are included. Check your exact address on the VEC website.
How do I vote in Glen Waverley?
You can vote on election day (Saturday 28 November 2026), or through early or postal voting. Polling places and dates are set by the VEC. See the voting guide above.
Do Forest Hill and Vermont have their own local MP?
Parts of Forest Hill and Vermont sit within the Glen Waverley electorate and are represented by John Mullahy. Other parts of these suburbs fall into neighbouring electorates with a different local MP. Check your exact address on the Victorian Electoral Commission website to find out who represents you.