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Shaping Whitehorse: Council’s priorities for 2025 - 2029

Put your ideas forward for a Whitehorse you would be excited to live, work and play in.

Help shape Council’s major long-term community, health, assets and financial plans.

Feedback closes Sunday 5 May 2024

Join the Environment & Sustainability Reference Group

We are seeking individuals in our local community who would like to join our Environment and Sustainability Reference Group (ESRG) for either a 1, 2- or 3 -year term.  

Expressions of interest are open until 7 April 2024

09 Apr 2024

Active April - FREE Move and Groove Session

Join us for a FREE Move and Groove - a fun, low impact, Latin dance inspired session for all ages and abilities (chair-based option available).

Book now!

Draft Vision for the Tally Ho Structure Plan

We are working on a Structure Plan for the Tally Ho Major Activity Centre (MAC). A draft Vision and Issues and Opportunities paper are available for community and stakeholder input.

Feedback closes on 29 March 2024.

Share your thoughts with us.

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Sustainable Living 2024 bookings now open

Local workshops and activities to help care for our environment and create a healthy climate for a better future.
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Whitehorse News March 2024 available

Help Shape Whitehorse, Sports Facilities in Vermont South, Autumn School Holidays and more
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Child Safety Policy

Council provides a working environment that values safety, diversity and inclusion for all children and adheres to the Victorian Child Safe Standards and related legislation.
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Climate Response Strategy and Plan Adopted

We're pleased to have adopted our plan to address climate change and its forecasted impact on our municipality.

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Aboriginal flagTSI flagWhitehorse City Council acknowledges the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people of the Kulin Nation as the Traditional Owners of the land. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.