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Council's Coronavirus (COVID-19) Response
Some easing of restrictions from 11.59pm, Friday 17 September:
- additional reason to leave home: outdoor social interaction
- extended time permitted for exercise and social interactions to 4 hours
- the distance you can travel increasing to 10km
Find out more.
Last update: 16 September 2021
10 Apr 2021 - 25 Dec 2021
Falun Gong Exercises and Meditation
Come and join us for free Falun Gong Exercises and Meditation classes if you are interested in reducing stress and increasing energy and mental clarity through
Mont Albert Reserve Lighting
On demand lighting at Mont Albert Reserve is available for broader community to utilise.
The operational hours will be extended from Friday 18 June. Read more.
Recycling Hubs
Recycling hubs will be trialled across the municipality from May to collect clothing and small electrical items. Visit the webpage for more information.
11 Aug 2021 - 18 Oct 2021
"This is Me" Art Competition
Deaf Children Australia's inaugural art competition is an amazing opportunity for deaf and hard of hearing artists between the ages of 12 and 23 to showcase
Amendment C231 - Have Your Say
*Rezoning of 34-40, 37-43 and 42-50 Moore Road, Vermont*
Anyone who may be affected by the amendment may make a submission to Council until Monday 20 September 2021.
Sportlink Redevelopment
Sportlink in Vermont South is set to undergo an $8.07 million redevelopment.
We are inviting the community to have your say on the redevelopment.
Feedback is open until Friday 17 September 2021.
Whitehorse Performing Arts Centre Redevelopment September update
Ahead of early works on the new Whitehorse performing arts centre starting later this year, we asked Principal Architect George Huon of BKK Architects what inspired the design, what he loves about the design and what sets it apart from other similar facilities. Read the full interview in the latest project bulletin.
