Parents, teachers and community members are invited to drop in to Council's youth centre on Thursday 21 November from 4pm-7pm to find out all that it offers.

Whitehorse City Council provides a range of programs and support for young people aged 10-25 and their families. All the opportunities help to support young

Come down to Britannia Mall in Mitcham on 7 and 8 December to see renowned artist Jimmi Buscombe create a festive 3D mural right in front of your eyes. The

Get your jingle on, it's time to sing! Get ready on Saturday 14 December for an evening filled with music, laughter and holiday magic at the Whitehorse Carols

Council meetings are open to the public and commence at 7.00pm in the Council Chamber, Whitehorse Civic Centre, 379 Whitehorse Road, Nunawading. Council

It's so great to see our community find new and creative ways to stay connected during this time. There are lots of free online things to do or get involved in

This factsheet provides information about people aged 12-25 years living in the City of Whitehorse. The ages of 12 to 25 are a period of rapid transition where

Certain areas of our parks, such as playgrounds, picnic areas and sporting fields, are set aside for use by other members of the community. Dogs are not allowed

Loud and unfamiliar sounds of fireworks can distress dogs in the area and can sometimes lead to them escaping from their homes. Thunderstorms – common during

Older people of any background can be affected by elder abuse, defined as being any act that harms an older person. Elder abuse is often carried out by someone