2007 federal election: Profile of the Electoral Division of La Trobe
State: Victoria
Name Derivation: Named after Charles La Trobe 1801–75, first Lieutenant-Governor of Victoria 1851–54.
Area and Location Description: La Trobe covers an area of approximately 588 sq km from Bayswater in the north west, to Gembrook in the east and Officer in the south east. The main suburbs include Beaconsfield, Belgrave, Berwick (part), Boronia (part), Cockatoo, Emerald (part), Ferntree Gully (part), Gembrook (part), Narre Warren North (part), Officer, Olinda (part), Pakenham (part), Sassafras and Upwey.
Map of Division: La Trobe [PDF 120KB]
Products/Industries of the Area: Household products, car accessories and other light industries.
First Proclaimed/Election: 1949
Demographic Rating: Outer Metropolitan
Members:
- Wood, J (LP) 2004–
- Charles, B (LP) 1990–2004
- Milton, P (ALP) 1980–1990
- Baillieu, M (LP) 1975–1980
- Lamb, A H (ALP) 1972–1975
- Jess, J D (LP) 1960–1972
- Casey, R G (LP) 1949–1960
Current Member Details: Please refer to the Parliament of Australia website
AEC Divisional Office Address: Divisional Office Contact Details
2007 Federal Election Results: House of Representatives results for La Trobe
Further information:
- 2004 Federal Election – House of Representatives results for La Trobe
- 2004 Divisional Profile
- 2004 Map of Division
For supporting information, see Party Codes, Demographic Ratings and Seat Status.
