Mr Lee Tarlamis
Meet Lee
Before entering Parliament, Lee worked as an advisor for federal and state Members of Parliament. He represented the South Eastern Metropolitan Region in the Parliament of Victoria from 2010 to 2014 and was re-elected in 2020.
After many years involved in community service, Lee wanted to do more to represent the area he loves. This is what prompted him to run for Parliament.
The priorities Lee has for his community are ensuing everyone has access to rights and opportunities regardless of where they live, who they are or where they have come from. He works to embrace, share and celebrate our diversity to foster a cohesive and vibrant community.
Lee's vision for Victoria’s future is that it is the brain of the nation and a global leader in climate and energy policy. He wants us to be a model of social justice and economic reform, with fair and open democratic institutions.
Lee is dedicated to building an open and democratic state that celebrates the diversity of cultures, traditions and beliefs that make us stronger together. His commitment to promoting religious harmony and fostering cultural connections is the at the heart of his vision for a united and inclusive society. Lee aims to create a community where mutual respect and understanding are the foundation of our shared future.
Position
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Electorate
South-Eastern Metropolitan
Leaflet map showing the electorate of South-Eastern Metropolitan.
Other members for this area
Each region is made up of 11 districts, which have one member each.
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Tim Richardson | Mordialloc | Australian Labor Party
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Eden Foster | Mulgrave | Australian Labor Party
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Gary Maas | Narre Warren South | Australian Labor Party
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Pauline Richards | Cranbourne | Australian Labor Party
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Belinda Wilson | Narre Warren North | Australian Labor Party
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Brad Battin | Berwick | Liberal Party
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Meng Heang Tak | Clarinda | Australian Labor Party
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Sonya Kilkenny | Carrum | Australian Labor Party
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Gabrielle Williams | Dandenong | Australian Labor Party
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Paul Edbrooke | Frankston | Australian Labor Party
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Kim Wells | Rowville | Liberal Party
Allowances, budget and international travel reports
2025–2026
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2024–2025
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2023–2024
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2022–2023
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2021–2022
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2020–2021
- Quarter 4 (Apr–Jun)
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2019–2020
- Quarter 4 (Apr–Jun)
- Quarter 1 (Jul–Sep)
Register of Interests
Historical information
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First elected
27 November 2010 -
3,617 days of parliamentary service
2010 - 2014, 2020 - current
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Electorate office
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