Street tree species trials
Street trees are an important part of our urban landscape. They provide so many positive benefits to the community both aesthetically and environmentally. Our
Council continues its advocacy for permanent tree controls
In February 2018, Schedule 9 to the Significant Landscape Overlay (SLO9) was applied on an interim basis for 12 months. SLO9 works to protect trees on all land
Whitehorse partners with 8 other councils to divert waste from landfill
At least 95 per cent of household waste from nine councils in Melbourne’s south east is to be diverted from landfill and used to create a valuable energy source
Blackburn South Scouts Hall update – July 2024
In December 2023, Scouts Australia submitted an application to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) for the Scout Hall in McCracken Avenue, Blackburn South, to be granted existing use rights.
Avian Flu
Agriculture Victoria is responding to the detection of avian influenza at 8 Victorian poultry farms. Avian influenza is a viral disease of birds found globally.
Council adopts $226m budget to deliver community priorities
On Monday 24 June 2024, Whitehorse City Council adopted our 2024/25 budget. The $226 million budget reflects a responsible balance between delivering projects
Public Open Space Purchase - 35 Hay Street, Box Hill South
Whitehorse City Council ( Council) gives public notice of its purchase of land known as 35 Hay Street, Box Hill South ( Land) in accordance with section 112 of
Notice of intention to declare a special charge for marketing and promotion of the Burwood Heights shopping centre
PUBLIC NOTICE In accordance with a resolution of the Whitehorse City Council ( Council) made at its ordinary meeting held on 29 April 2024, notice is given that
Council’s response to the Victorian Government’s Suburban Rail Loop Authority’s proposed precinct plans for Box Hill and Burwood
Whitehorse City Council is calling on the Victorian Government to partner with them to deliver great community outcomes for the Box Hill and Burwood areas which are set to change dramatically due to the Suburban Rail Loop.
Batteries don’t belong in bins
Did you know that putting rechargeable batteries (and items containing them) in bins can lead to a costly emergency?