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Division of Goldstein

Division of Goldstein is a federal electorate in Victoria, covering about 56.5 km². Its federal member is Tim Wilson (Liberal Party). State electorates overlapping it include Sandringham, Brighton, Bentleigh, Caulfield. Local council areas overlapping it include Bayside City, Glen Eira City, Kingston City.

Level
Federal electorate
State / territory
Victoria (VIC)
Area
about 56.5 km²
Federal member
Tim Wilson — Liberal Party
Official source
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State electorates overlapping Goldstein

Sandringham (VIC state electorate)37% of this federal electorate86% of Sandringham
Brighton (VIC state electorate)31% of this federal electorate86% of Brighton
Bentleigh (VIC state electorate)21% of this federal electorate48% of Bentleigh
Caulfield (VIC state electorate)11% of this federal electorate36% of Caulfield

Local council areas overlapping Goldstein

Bayside City66% of this federal electorate>99% of Bayside City
Glen Eira City26% of this federal electorate38% of Glen Eira City
Kingston City8% of this federal electorate5% of Kingston City

Suburbs in Goldstein

Suburbs with at least a quarter of their area inside this federal electorate. Select one to see all three levels of electorate.

Questions

Who is the federal member for Goldstein?

Tim Wilson of the Liberal Party is the federal member for the Division of Goldstein in the House of Representatives.

Which council areas are in the Division of Goldstein?

Council areas overlapping it include Bayside City, Glen Eira City, Kingston City.

Which state electorates are in the Division of Goldstein?

State electorates overlapping it include Sandringham, Brighton, Bentleigh, Caulfield.

Which suburbs are in Goldstein?

Suburbs mostly inside it include Brighton East, Gardenvale, Hampton East, Highett, Brighton, Beaumaris, Caulfield South, Black Rock.

How accurate is this?

Boundaries are simplified (about 40 m tolerance), so overlap percentages are approximate. For anything official, such as enrolment or voting, check the Australian Electoral Commission or your state electoral commission.

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Federal boundaries: Australian Electoral Commission (as at the 2025 federal election). State and council boundaries: incorporates or developed using Administrative Boundaries © Geoscape Australia licensed under CC BY 4.0.