Welcome to my website!
As both a local resident and a Member of Parliament I know that Eltham is a wonderful place to live and raise a family.
The State Electorate of Eltham encompasses suburbs with a proud history of community involvement including Briar Hill, Greenhills, Lower Plenty, Montmorency, St Helena and most of Eltham and Research.
As your parliamentary representative, I am here to help you. If you require assistance dealing with the State Government or any of its Departments, or if you are not sure where to take a problem, please don't hesitate to give me a call.
My office and I are always ready to help with any issues you may have, feel free to call me on 9439 1500 or by email at steven.herbert@parliament.vic.gov.au
In an effort to remain accessible to working families and those who cannot find time to visit me during the work week, my office is open on Saturday mornings, from 9am to 12 noon and I am available Thursday evenings by appointment only.
If your enquiries relate to my role as Parliamentary Secretary for Education please contact me on 9637 3197.
This website is updated regularly so please check back regularly for news on what I have been doing.
Steve Herbert.
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Scams Brochure
As a community service, I have produced an information brochure to help ensure that local residents have the best chance of avoiding a number of scams that are active in the Eltham electorate.
For more information on scams and for a list of specific scams operating in our local area, please visit the link below:
http://www.steveherbertmp.com.au//index.php?categoryid=19&p2_articleid=175
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What's on around town...
This week in Eltham sees the ‘…and the fish walked away” art exhibition, by Jessica Page. The exhibition features scenes from a slightly whimsical and melancholic play, set in a world that is ever so slightly off kilter, this collection of drawings was inspired by fairytales, stories, poems and from Jessica’s imagination.
These delicate drawings are based on scenes created on her kitchen table, using a desk lamp to make shadows and images ranging from innocent to sinister.
The exhibition will take place at the Eltham Library Community Gallery, Panther Place, Eltham, from Thursday 2 September to Sunday 26th September.
For more information please contact the Nillumbik Shire Council Arts and Cultural on 9433 3359.
