The Melbourne City Council has a critical leadership role to play in the recovery and revival of Melbourne’s CBD and central city.
While we live across a broad range of local council areas, many businesses are located in the City of Melbourne, and must therefore vote in the Melbourne City Council elections.
The Melbourne City Council election is unique in that it has two simultaneous elections – one for the Lord Mayor and Deputy Lord Mayor (leadership team) and the other for the nine councillors.
The elected leadership team will lead the Melbourne City Council as it works to breathe life back into our CBD and central city as we recover from the devastating impact of COVID-19.
Given the importance of this task, UDIA Victoria asked each of the Lord Mayor and Deputy Lord Mayor (leadership team) candidates to give our industry an overview of their plan to bring our glorious city back to life.
TEAM SALLY CAPP
Video message to the UDIA Victoria members.
Watch Sally Capp’s video address to industry.
Learn more about Team Sally Capp.
TEAM ARRON WOOD
Video message to the UDIA Victoria members.
Watch Arron Wood’s video address to industry.
Learn more about Team Arron Wood.
MORGAN-WATTS TEAM
Video message to the UDIA Victoria members.
Watch Dr Jackie Watts’ video address to industry.
Learn more about Morgan-Watts Team.
The other leadership team candidates did not respond to our request, but you can find out more about them via the links below.
LABOR FOR MELBOURNE
Learn about Labor for Melbourne.
VICTORIAN SOCIALISTS
Learn about Victorian Socialists.
BRING BACK MELBOURNE
Learn about Bring Back Melbourne.
TEAM ZORIN
THE GREENS
BACK TO BUSINESS
UDIA Victoria Recovery and Revival Plan for Melbourne’s CBD and Central City.
We need a bold, proactive plan to bring our city back to life.
Victoria’s COVID-19 recovery depends on bringing our CBD and central city back to life. We need the people, jobs and economic activity that our amazing city has in spades to supercharge our recovery.
This is UDIA Victoria’s member-driven, thought leadership piece on the reopening and reactivation of Melbourne’s CBD and central city, in a COVIDSafe way.
Voting in the 2020 Melbourne Council elections.
The 2020 Melbourne City Council elections are being held by full postal voting. For those on the Melbourne City Council voters’ roll, you should have received your ballot pack.
Voters must have posted or hand-delivered their completed ballot material by 6pm on Friday 23 October 2020 for their vote to count.
