Supervised school crossings in Whitehorse are staffed by a team of 100+ dedicated school crossing supervisors who brave all sorts of weather to assist

Many people have trees close to their property boundary meaning that branches inevitably grow over the fence. This might be perfectly fine with both households

The wires that carry electricity into your home from the street are usually insulated “service wires” (low voltage = less than 1,000kv) and there must be a

Celebrating the continued friendship with Whitehorse City Council's sister city the City of Matsudo. In 1969, the Mayor of Box Hill, the late Cr Ron Gleghorn

A storm is a bad weather event that can come with heavy rain, strong winds, hailstones, thunder and lightning. Storms can happen anywhere, at any time of the

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In accordance with Regulation 116 of the Building Regulations 2018, if you want to conduct building works that may cause a hazard to the public, you must take

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Hoarding is when someone collects large amounts of items that others perceive lack any value, however, to the person collecting these objects or animals, they