Victorian election commitment updates

The 2026 Victorian election is an important opportunity to secure commitments that improve daily life in Stonnington. This hub provides information on election candidates and includes a tracker of election commitments that affect our community.

City of Stonnington is strictly non-partisan. This page aims to inform residents, businesses and visitors. We do not endorse any party or candidate.

Electorate Candidate Commitment Date of announcement Stonnington ask
Prahran  Angelica Di Camillo  $20 million for Orrong Romanis Reserve whole of precinct update

5 November 2026

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Sport and fair access 
Prahran  Rachel Westaway

$10 million to support Chapel Street:

  • 22 new CCTV cameras and 24/7 CCTV monitoring over four years
  • Two noise activated cameras as an anti-hoon measure
  • Restore Prahran Police Station to its full complement
  • $1.5 million lighting and renewal program
  • $650,000 for a mental health pilot
  • Up to $4.5 million to redevelop Elizabeth Street façade, internal tenancies and roof
  • $500,000 for street renewal and seating, precinct marketing and events, and rideshare pick-up points
  • Commit to heritage list the Prahran Market site to protect the Market’s purpose
  • Protect Melbourne Polytechnic Prahran campus in the planning scheme.
  • $1.5 million for master plan, developed with the three anchor tenants.
  • $300,000 grants program with RMIT for pop-up stores in vacant shopfronts.

30 October 2026

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A thriving Chapel Street precinct 
Prahran  Rachel Westaway $6 million to upgrade Orrong Romanis 

9 October 2026

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Sport and fair access
All Bev McArthur, Nick McGowan  Repeal the fourth bin mandate and review Victoria's Container Deposit Scheme

17 July 2026

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Sustainability and environment 
Malvern Jess Wilson Reopen Malvern Police Station

16 April

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A safe and cohesive community

More information

For information about the Victorian electoral system and how to register to vote, visit the Victorian Electoral Commission website.