Frankston City First

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Each election period, Council selects a small number of priority projects that require Council-led advocacy to Government and Opposition in an effort to secure funding contributions.

Council works with key stakeholders for each project, such as sporting clubs, not-for-profits and community groups, in an effort to influence decision-making while engaging with the local community.

Council is advocating for the following local priority projects in the 2025 federal election:

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Make sure your candidates put Frankston City First

Each election is your opportunity to tell your candidates what the community needs. You can contact them on the details below:

Jodie Belyea, Labor Candidate for Dunkley	Nathan Conroy, Liberal Party Candidate for Dunkley
Matt Maber, Australian Greens Party Candidate for Dunkley	Jessica Davis, One Nation Candidate for Dunkley
Andrew Gatley, Independent Candidate for Dunkley	Peter Nicholes, Family First Candidate for Dunkley
Lisa Abbott, Legalise Cannabis Party Candidate for Dunkley	Robert Thurley, Independent Candidate for Dunkley

Election Commitment Tracker

Council has been tracking the election commitments and budgeted funds for the Frankston City community from Victorian and Federal Governments.

Jodie Belyea – Australian Labor Party Candidate for Dunkley


Jodie Belyea: Budgeted $50 Million	Jodie Belyea: Budgeted $5 Million	Jodie Belyea: Pledged $

Jodie Belyea: Pledged $	Jodie Belyea: Pledged $	Jodie Belyea: Pledged: $2.5 million towards Len Phelps Pavilion upgrade in Carrum Downs $10 million towards Westernport Highway upgrades early works $1.75 million towards Carrum Bowling Club canopy dome

Nathan Conroy - Liberal Party Candidate for Dunkley


Nathan Conroy: Pledged $	Nathan Conroy: Pledged $	Nathan Conroy: Pledged $

Nathan Conroy: Pledged $	Nathan Conroy: Pledged $	Nathan Conroy: Pledged: $1 million towards Frankston Naval Memorial Club refurbishments $400,000 towards Frankston Softball Association at Robinsons Reserve $3 million towards Len Phelps Pavilion upgrade

You can download our full Advocacy Prospectus here:(PDF, 17MB)

2025 Federal Election

The federal election will occur on Saturday 3 May 2025.

Visit the Australian Electoral Commission website to:

Check and update your enrolment details
Find your electorate
Registration for postal voting
Where to vote in person

Please note: the federal election is wholly managed by the Australia Electoral Commission (AEC). Any queries or complaints can and should be directed to the AEC.