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This seat was very close in 1992 but like Essendon, Ivanhoe and Eltham this seat has become a lot more Labor friendly. However unlike Essendon, Ivanhoe and Eltham I don’t see this seat falling now even in a 92 style Labor defeat.
This seat is more middle class for the Northern Suburbs and i always feel Bundoora is a transition suburb like Mulgrave where the two Melbourne’s meet. The further East you go it becomes more affluent/Anglo the further west more working class and ethnic.
Yes I agree, especially as you get closer to the Yarra.
I think the boundaries in 1992 were more favourable to the Liberals than they are now. It didn’t extend north of Metropolitan Ring Road back then.
I plan to live here someday. Theres a street named after me.
This seat strikes me as one of Labor’s safest if the current polling dynamics play out, no genuine threat from the right whose vote will be split, but likewise not really a sufficient threat from the left to force Labor out of the count or anything