External Groups with Council Representation
Councillor representatives - for more information visit: Councillors.
Eastern Affordable Housing Alliance
Comprising 7 eastern metropolitan region councils, the alliance advocates and lobbies Federal and State governments on the housing affordability needs of the eastern metropolitan region.
Councillor representative: Cr Rebecca Paterson
For more information, call Sean McNamee, Manager Strategic Planning, on 9518 3229 or email Sean.McNamee@monash.vic.gov.au
Eastern Alliance for Greenhouse Action
The Eastern Alliance for Greenhouse Action (EAGA) is a formal collaboration of 8 councils in Melbourne’s east, working together on regional programs that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and facilitate regional adaptation. (Website: eaga.com.au)
Councillor representative: Cr Brian Little
Eastern Transport Coalition
The Eastern Transport Coalition represents the 7 eastern metropolitan region councils. It advocates for sustainable and integrated transport services to reduce the level of car dependency, securing the economic, social and environmental wellbeing of Melbourne's outer east. It aims to work in partnership with Federal and State governments to ensure the future sustainability of eastern Melbourne.
Councillor representative: Cr Cameron Little and Cr Stuart James (Substitute).
Metropolitan Local Government Waste Forum
Representatives for Metropolitan Local Government Waste Forum are no longer required after it was dissolved in 2022.
Metropolitan Transport Forum
At its 29 November 2022 Meeting, Council recommended (and endorsed) that no Councillor representative be appointed to the Metropolitan Transport Forum.
Municipal Association of Victoria
The peak representative body for Local Government in Victoria.
Councillor representative: Cr Stuart James and Cr Paul Klisaris (Mayor) as substitute representative.
Website: www.mav.asn.au
Victorian Local Governance Association
The Victorian Local Governance Association has altered its constitution, providing for all councillors of member councils to attend its annual meetings and other events. The appointment of a specific representative to the association is no longer required.