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Local government area in Victoria, Australia
Glen Eira City Council
Victoria
Population124,000
 • Density3,179/km (8,230/sq mi)
Established1994
Area39.0 km (15.1 sq mi)
MayorDavid Feldman
State electorate(s)Caulfield, Oakleigh and Bentleigh
Federal division(s)Melbourne Ports, Goldstein, Hotham and Higgins
File:GlenEiraLogo.gif
Website Glen Eira City Council]

The City of Glen Eira is a Local Government Area in Victoria, Australia. It is located in the south eastern suburbs of Melbourne. It has an area of 39.0 square kilometres. It was formed in 1994 from the merger of the City of Caulfield and parts of the City of Moorabbin. In 2001 it had a population of 124,000.

Suburbs within the boundaries of the city include:

See List of localities (Victoria) for other Melbourne suburbs and municipalities.

Glen Eira City Council

These are the names of Glen Eira Councillors since its formation in 1997:

1997-2000

Alan Grossbard JP (Orrong)
Noel Erlich (Orrong)
Barry Neve JP (Jasper)
Russell Longmuir (Jasper)
Veronika Martens (Mackie)
Norman Kennedy (Mackie)

2000-2003

Alan Grossbard JP (Orrong)
Noel Erlich (Orrong)
Dorothy Marwick (Orrong)
David Bloom (Jasper)
Rachelle Sapir (Jasper)
Eamonn Walsh (Jasper)
Veronika Martens (Mackie)
Norman Kennedy (Mackie)
Peter Goudge JP (Mackie)

2003-2006

Alan Grossbard JP (Orrong)
Noel Erlich (Orrong)
Dorothy Marwick (Orrong)
Jamie Hyams (Jasper)
Bob Bury (Jasper)
Margaret Esakoff (Jasper)
Veronika Martens (Mackie)
Rachelle Sapir (Mackie)
Peter Goudge JP (Mackie)

2006-Present

Michael Lipshutz (Camden)
Helen Whiteside (Camden)
Jacquie Robilliard (Camden)
Margaret Esakoff (Rosstown)
Steven Tang (Rosstown)
Rob Spaulding (Rosstown)
David Feldman (Tucker)
Nick Staikos (Tucker)
Kate Ashmor (Tucker)

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