Whether you need official property information to support permit applications or for buying and selling properties - below are links to some of our most common requests:
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… your neighbourhood. The Manningham Planning Scheme View all amendments to our planning scheme View a list of all current and past changes to the planning scheme. Can't …
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View what types of building plans you can request a copy of and find out how to do it.
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Find out how to request the types of Regulation 51 statements for buying, selling or preparing a building permit.
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You may request a certificate of ownership for multiple needs. You may also use this link to find out who owns your neighbouring property for fencing purposes.
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Get written advice about whether or not your proposed building, works or land use needs a permit.
View maps, the planning scheme and amendments to the scheme
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… thrive. People living with dementia are at the heart of all dementia-friendly communities, sharing their experiences to help create an inclusive community for all. You can be an individual, a group, a business or … faith-based or community groups. However, what they all share is that they engage with people living with …
We are actively working towards a Dementia-Friendly Community.
In a Dementia-Friendly Community, people committed to making change come together. They create a more inclusive, supportive and welcoming place where everyone can thrive.
People living with dementia are at the heart of all dementia-friendly communities, sharing their experiences to help create an inclusive community for all. You can be an individual, a group, a business or organisation, anyone can make a difference.
Each Dementia-Friendly Community is unique, they may include social, sporting, recreational, faith-based or community groups. However, what they all share is that they engage with people living with dementia to understand their needs to create inclusive and supportive environments.
Finding support for someone recently diagnosed with dementia
After a dementia diagnosis, it’s easy for you or your loved ones to feel overwhelmed. Support is available to help maintain a person’s independence and help them live well.
Dementia Australia can help individuals, couples and families by helping you:
- learn how to live well at home
- understand more about dementia
- access local support services.
Free and confidential, the National Dementia Helpline provides expert information, advice and support 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. They can:
- provide emotional support and guidance
- connect you to Dementia Australia and community support services and programs
- discuss government support, including My Aged Care, National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), Carer Gateway and Dementia Behaviour Management Advisory Service (DBMAS).
Call 1800 100 500 to speak with the National Dementia Helpline.
Helpful resources
Dementia Australia language guidelines
Misusing words with negative connotations when discussing dementia can have negative impacts. It can also lead to stigma or discrimination. To ensure that the words we’re using are sensitive to those affected by dementia, Dementia Australia’s language guidelines is a great resource.
Dementia Australia – quick links
You can visit Dementia Australia’s Quicklinks to find information relating to dementia, support, information and services provided by Dementia Australia.
Manningham Dementia Information Booklet
The revised Dementia Information Booklet was created in partnership with community members with lived dementia experience. Download a copy below or pick up a hard copy from various locations throughout Manningham, including libraries, medical centres, neighbourhood houses and the Manningham Civic Centre.
Become a Dementia Friend
Proudly, the entire Healthy Ageing Team at Manningham are Dementia Friends. Being a Dementia Friend means we are interested in learning how to support our community to become more friendly and inclusive of people living with dementia.
You can become a Dementia Friend and make a positive difference to people living with dementia. Register today and help increase awareness and support for people living with dementia.
… your neighbourhood. The Manningham Planning Scheme View all amendments to our planning scheme View a list of all current and past changes to the planning scheme. View by …
Get guidance on popular topics like removing trees or building fences to understand land-use, planning, building and infrastructure needs. You can also find links to important mapping and planning resources.
New to property and development?
Get familiar with the general permit process with our when do you need a permit guide.
View maps, the planning scheme and amendments to the scheme
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Trees
Find out how to remove a tree or report issues with a tree on public land.
Fences
See what's required when building or replacing a fence.
Swimming pool and spas
Understand what's needed when you have a pool or spa.
Septic tanks
Find out about connecting to sewer and installing, removing or decommissioning a new septic tank.
Heritage listed properties
Get advice and find heritage listed properties in Manningham.
Development guides
These guides below may help you with planning your development:
Single dwellings, dwelling extensions and outbuildings
Residential developments and subdivision
Vegetation management
Build sustainable properties
View a range of links to advice and resources on things that will assist you in building a sustainable property.
Build safe properties
View a range of links to advice and resources on things that will assist you in building a safe property.
Prepare your property for emergencies
View resources to help you prepare your property for various types of emergencies like bushfires, floods and storms.
… (EV) Chargers Environment and sustainability By going all-electric and improving the efficiency of your home, you … Your Life program, which supports residents to go all-electric at home, creating a brighter Manningham. Learn …
By going all-electric and improving the efficiency of your home, you can improve comfort and lower your energy bills.
Solar Savers is a local government initiative that helps residents go electric with trustworthy suppliers and quality products.
The Solar Savers program is expanding to provide greater choice, with more products and suppliers.
Join a series of informative webinars during August 2025 to learn about the exciting new offerings.
Session 1: Solar, batteries and EV chargers
In this presentation, the Solar Savers team will cover:
- solar PV systems
- batteries
- EV chargers
Learn how these products work and their benefits. You will also hear from Solar Savers' panel of trusted suppliers, who will answer common questions about these products.
Registration is essential.
Join us at further sessions throughout August:
- Session 2: Heat Pump Hot Water Systems
- Session 3: Split Systems (Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning)
- Session 4: Induction Cooktops
- Session 5: Insulation and Draught Proofing
- Session 6: Home Energy Assessments
Electrify Your Life
This event is part of our Electrify Your Life program, which supports residents to go all-electric at home, creating a brighter Manningham. Learn how to make the switch at Electrify Your Life.
… Find your Maternal and Child Health Centre View all our Maternal and Child Health Centres opening hours and …
Find out which MCH centre is allocated to you
To find out which MCH centre is allocated to you, please enter your address
Your MCH centre is:
Our MCH Centres
… upgraded in 2017, has a large swing set suitable for all ages, plus a see-saw and a digger for all the young construction enthusiasts. Perfect for local …
The playground, upgraded in 2017, has a large swing set suitable for all ages, plus a see-saw and a digger for all the young construction enthusiasts. Perfect for local children to meet friends and run about.
Winbrook Reserve also serves as a very handy pedestrian thoroughfare between Winbrook Court, Tiffany Court and Williamsons Road.
Report an issue
Have you noticed something unsafe like a broken tree branch or damaged playground that needs our attention?
Organising a large event?
Some types of events, such as festivals or school's cross country runs need a special permission to be held on public land.
… come and try tennis. Little to no experience is required. All equipment will be provided. Open to females aged 13 plus. All abilities and all fitness levels are welcome to participate. To register, …
Wonga Park Tennis Club and Wonga Park Community Cottage invite women and girls to come and try tennis.
Little to no experience is required. All equipment will be provided.
Open to females aged 13 plus. All abilities and all fitness levels are welcome to participate.
To register, contact Andrea on 0407 800 418 or email wongaparktennis@yahoo.com.au.
What to wear: active wear and sneakers.
What to bring: a drink bottle.
… up the tunes during this casual, free-form dance class. All you need to bring is your water bottle and comfortable clothes to dance in. Release all your inhibitions and work up a sweat, all while completely sober. Arts and Recreation Whats On … No …
No Lights No Lycra, is the original dance in the dark movement that's proven to make you feel better!
Come along and dance without limits or judgement as we turn off the lights and crank up the tunes during this casual, free-form dance class.
All you need to bring is your water bottle and comfortable clothes to dance in.
Release all your inhibitions and work up a sweat, all while completely sober.
… and fitness A holistic program to help individuals of all abilities connect with their breath, bodies and inner … balance, lead by a dedicated Qigong Tai Chi instructor. All welcome. Parking is available onsite and Bus 905 stops at …
A holistic program to help individuals of all abilities connect with their breath, bodies and inner balance, lead by a dedicated Qigong Tai Chi instructor.
All welcome.
Parking is available onsite and Bus 905 stops at Thompsons and Sunhill Roads.
… up the tunes during this casual free-form dance class. All you need to bring is a water bottle, and wear comfortable clothes to dance in. Release all your inhibitions and work up a sweat, all while completely sober! For more information go to No …
Celebrating International Women's Day, Manningham presents No Lights No Lycra. The original dance in the dark movement proven to make you feel better!
Come along and dance without limits or judgement, as we turn out the lights and crank up the tunes during this casual free-form dance class.
All you need to bring is a water bottle, and wear comfortable clothes to dance in.
Release all your inhibitions and work up a sweat, all while completely sober!
For more information go to No Lights No Lycra.
… Knitting Group Seniors This friendly group welcomes all knitters no matter your skill level. We meet on the second Saturday of each month. All welcome; cost is $3 per session. There is parking …
This friendly group welcomes all knitters no matter your skill level.
We meet on the second Saturday of each month.
All welcome; cost is $3 per session.
There is parking available on site and Bus Route 905 stops at Thompsons Road / Sunhill Road stop.
… fellow athletes to get a taste of what Little Athletics is all about. Suitable for kids of all genders and abilities aged 5 to 17 years. Whats On … …
Join us for a fun-filled afternoon at the track for some running, jumping and throwing.
Meet our dedicated coaches and fellow athletes to get a taste of what Little Athletics is all about.
Suitable for kids of all genders and abilities aged 5 to 17 years.
… made simple Environment and sustainability By going all-electric, you can create a safer home and brighter … Electrify Your Life program, supporting residents to go all-electric at home and power up a brighter future for …
By going all-electric, you can create a safer home and brighter Manningham.
Thinking about adding a battery to your home solar system? Want to know how to power your home during blackouts, reduce your bills, or even get paid to support the grid?
Join expert presenter Glen Morris for an informative session on home energy storage systems.
Topics covered:
- Understand the pros and cons of different battery types
- Get tips on choosing the right installer and product
- Battery safety and installation rules
- How your EV can power your home (V2H/V2G)
- Learn how to join a Virtual Power Plant (VPP) and earn credits
- Find out how to access battery rebates through the Federal Government’s new 'Cheaper Home Battery Program'.
About our presenter:
Glen Morris is a highly respected expert in off-grid and renewable energy systems, with more than 30 years' experience in the design and implementation of innovative energy solutions.
Glen has played a pivotal role in shaping Australia’s renewable energy standards and policies. For over a decade, he has served on the Australian Standards Committee for renewable energy systems.
Additionally, he held the position of Vice President of the Smart Energy Council for six years, contributing to the advancement of the renewable energy sector nationwide.
Living off-grid for the past 34 years, Glen embodies the principles of sustainable living, combining his technical knowledge with a deep commitment to renewable energy innovation.
Registration is essential.
Electrify Your Life
This event is part of our Electrify Your Life program, supporting residents to go all-electric at home and power up a brighter future for Manningham. Learn how to make the switch at Electrify Your Life.
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… of resources, tools and information available to support all types of local businesses. Why start a business in … Home based business account for around 80 per cent of all businesses in Manningham contributing to the economic, … 1:1 mentoring, workshops, and courses for all your digital needs. Wellbeing Mental health and business …
Setting up a new business is an exciting and challenging time with many things to consider such as budgets, staffing, branding, operations and marketing. It's important to think about the big picture and how you would like to grow into the future.
Below you'll find a range of resources, tools and information available to support all types of local businesses.
Why start a business in Manningham?
We are here to help!
The Manningham Business Team are here to assist you with resources, networking events and various training programs throughout the year.
Get to know Manningham
Business essentials
When do you need a permit for your business?
Have a new business idea? Find out when you need a permit and where you can get advice.
Looking for volunteers?
Eastern Volunteers delivers services directly to the community and encourages and supports volunteering in the community.
Local business associations, networks and mentoring
There are a range of local associations that encourage networking and mentoring opportunities for small businesses as well as annual events and training.
… Designed specifically for women, GO Soccer Mums is all about having fun, meeting new people, and learning basic … environment. It's not just for mums - but for all women, from all walks of life! It doesn't matter if you have never kicked …
Come along to this indoor Go Soccer Mums program.
Designed specifically for women, GO Soccer Mums is all about having fun, meeting new people, and learning basic football skills in a social, judgement-free environment.
It's not just for mums - but for all women, from all walks of life! It doesn't matter if you have never kicked a football before. Absolutely no experience in necessary - anybody can take part.
Mums are welcome to bring their young children or babies if required. There will be a comfortable space for feeding and changing babies. Prams are welcome in the stadium.
#ManninghamGirlsCan
… their "Give Bowls A Go Day". Come and enjoy a fun day for all including free coaching, sausage sizzle, ice cream for … kids and afternoon tea. Drinks available at member prices. All ages and abilities welcome, no bookings required. Kids …
Doncaster Bowling Club welcomes the community to their "Give Bowls A Go Day".
Come and enjoy a fun day for all including free coaching, sausage sizzle, ice cream for the kids and afternoon tea.
Drinks available at member prices.
All ages and abilities welcome, no bookings required.
… hold, throw and putt. Once you've got the hang of how it all works, you'll have the chance to play on the brand new, … for this event. This event is suitable for families, all ages, all genders and all abilities. Please note: entry is free but …
Disc Golf is a fun recreational activity for everyone!
The aim of the game is to throw your disc (similar to a frisbee) from the tee pad into the basket in the least number of throws.
At this come and try session members of the Melbourne Disc Golf Club will show you how to hold, throw and putt. Once you've got the hang of how it all works, you'll have the chance to play on the brand new, recently updated course.
No prior experience is required for this event. This event is suitable for families, all ages, all genders and all abilities.
Please note: entry is free but registrations are required.
Ruffey Lake Park Disc Golf Course is located near the Church Road entrance, just off King Street.
This activity is hosted by Melbourne Disc Golf.
Want to find out more about Disc Golf? Visit Melbourne Disc Golf Club.
… Kids and family The Grand Family Funday is an event for all age groups. It will include fun bowls activities for all the family to enjoy together. Other activities will …
The Grand Family Funday is an event for all age groups.
It will include fun bowls activities for all the family to enjoy together. Other activities will include a free sausage sizzle, fairy floss, popcorn and tea and coffee.
It is a being held on National Grandparents' Day and is a free event, open to everyone.
This event is supported by Manningham Council.
… females aged 6 and over. No previous experience required. All fitness levels are welcome. All equipment will be provided. What to wear: Active wear and …
Come down and enjoy a training session with the Manningham United Blues, other female footballers and female staff.
This session is for females aged 6 and over. No previous experience required. All fitness levels are welcome.
All equipment will be provided.
What to wear: Active wear and runners
What to bring: A drink bottle
… A Neighbourhood Safer Place is a place of last resort when all other bushfire plans have failed. … Neighbourhood safer …
A Neighbourhood Safer Place (also known as a Bushfire Place of Last Resort or NSP-BPLR) is a place of last resort when all other bushfire plans have failed.
What are NSP-BPLRs?
Neighbourhood Safer Places are locations that may provide some protection from direct flame and heat from a fire, but they do not guarantee safety.
Neighbourhood Safer Places are not:
- Not an alternative to planning to leave early or to stay and defend your property; they are a place of last resort if all other fire plans have failed.
- Not to be confused with Community Fire Refuges, Relief Centres, Recovery Centres or Assembly Areas, each of which have a different and specific purpose.
- Not an appropriate destination when leaving the area early.
- Not a place of shelter from other types of emergencies (e.g. to escape rising floodwaters or severe weather events).
Many NSP-BPLRs are simply a clearing that provides separation distance from the bushfire hazard (e.g. forest).
More information
You can find more information relating to Neighbourhood Safer Places at CFA.vic.gov.au
Where are NSP-BPLRs?
Manningham’s three NSPs are all outdoor and are located at:
- Park Orchards: Domeney Pavilion Verandah, 24-52 Knees Road, Park Orchards
- Wonga Park: Dudley Reserve, Dudley Road, Wonga Park
- Warrandyte: Skate Park and Basketball Courts, Taroona Avenue, Warrandyte
An NSP is not an Emergency Relief Centre (ERC)
Neighbourhood Safer Places (NSPs) are different from Emergency Relief Centres (ERCs).
In the event of an emergency, Victoria Police may instruct Council to open an ERC situated away from the location of an emergency to provide basic services and support to affected individuals and families.
An NSP does not have the same level of support or provisions or safety as an ERC.