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Templestowe Village and Together We Rise

Find out more about the mural Together We Rise by Robert Young, Keedan Rigney and Lukas Kasper, 2022. ...

This piece represents joy, life, culture and connection to country and community.

It is a new story being told in this space, one of rejuvenation and new life. These totems are the new protectors of this space, the spiritual protectors of gathering and community.

Through this tough time, our spirit is still strong, and our community is there.

The art aims to bring life and colour to the street and features three local Manningham animals – the black swan, platypus and wombat.

Robert says the idea is that “the activation of creativity and art in this space helps to bring the community together”.

This project was funded by Manningham Council and the Department of Jobs, Regions and Precincts COVID Safe Outdoor Activation Fund.

Location of artwork

Bendigo Bank, Templestowe Village - 128 James Street, Templestowe VIC 3106
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About the artists

Robert Michael Young, Keedan Rigney and Lukas Kasper are the three artists behind the footpath artwork at Templestowe Village.

Learn more about the artists

Instagram - @robertmichaelyoung
Instagram - @kasperart
Instagram - @corneliuspaint

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Summer Celebration - Jessihoopz and Super Mande at Templestowe Village

… - Jessihoopz and Super Mande at Templestowe Village Arts, theatre and music Summer Celebration is coming to … and party vibes. We are showcasing our incredible local Manningham artists with our local businesses throughout … businesses. Live performances. All summer long across Manningham. Find Your Local Whats On … Summer Celebration - …

Summer Celebration is coming to Templestowe Village throughout February.

Bring your friends, family and party vibes.

We are showcasing our incredible local Manningham artists with our local businesses throughout Summer.

come and enjoy Jessihoopz illuminating the area with her LED acrobatic artistry
the place will be vibrating with happy energy from the sounds of African drum musician Super Mande
a free photobooth will make it even more fun for everyone.

All this to add a little bit of magic to times spent eating, drinking and supporting local businesses.

Local artists. Local businesses. Live performances. All summer long across Manningham.

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Shuttle Smash Badminton - SOLD OUT

… aged 5 - 12. Terms and conditions Participants must be Manningham residents to qualify for the subsidised rate of $5 … has sold out. Visit What's On for more recreation events. Manningham DISC (Donvale Indoor Sports Centre) Arts and Recreation Holiday program Whats On … Shuttle Smash …

This event has sold out.

Shuttle Smash is an introductory program for children to experience badminton in a fun, inclusive environment.

The program teaches children badminton through the development of fundamental movement skills, including co-ordination, flexibility, strength, balance and fine motor skills.

Program information

all equipment provided
suitable for all genders
this activity is for primary school children aged 5 - 12.

Terms and conditions

Participants must be Manningham residents to qualify for the subsidised rate of $5
Eligible families can apply for multiple children
Participants can apply for multiple sessions.

How to apply

This event has sold out. Visit What's On for more recreation events.

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MC Square's 10 year anniversary

… Kids and family We’re celebrating 10 years of MC Square (Manningham City Square) with an anniversary event in …

We’re celebrating 10 years of MC Square (Manningham City Square) with an anniversary event in December.

There’ll be fun for the whole family, including:

Performers
Market stalls
Art workshops and activities
Fun games for the kids
Opening of our community garden
Summer reading club launch at the library
A pop-up Friends of the Library book sale
Gift giving for Doncare.
Open day for kinder and childcare
And more!

This is a free event, and no registration is required.

Yoga in the park

… will be delivered by yoga trained staff from Active Manningham. What to bring: an exercise mat, towel and a drink … exercise clothes and runners. Registrations are required. Arts and Recreation Youth … Yoga in the park …

Enjoy the beautiful surrounds whilst participating in weekly Yoga sessions throughout November at Ruffey Lake Park.

Yoga sessions will occur at the newly install yoga deck in Ruffey Lake Park at the Boulevarde Hill Lookout.

Beginner sessions for women and girls of all ages and abilities. No prior yoga experience required.

Sessions will be delivered by yoga trained staff from Active Manningham.

What to bring: an exercise mat, towel and a drink bottle.

What to wear: comfortable exercise clothes and runners.

Registrations are required.

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Doncaster Hill Community Garden Shed Launch

… contact Garden Coordinator Nigel Philpot at environment@manningham.vic.gov.au or call 9840 9333 . Environment and …

Help celebrate the opening of the Doncaster Hill Community Garden’s new shed, art mural and food cubes.

The day will include an official opening of the shed by special guests Jane Edmanton (ABC Gardening Australia) and Mayor Cr Deidre Diamante at 11.00am. This will be followed by free children's gardening activities with Tiffany from Chooktopia.

For more information about getting involved in the Community Garden, contact Garden Coordinator Nigel Philpot at environment@manningham.vic.gov.au or call 9840 9333.

Environment and Sustainability

Whats On

AFL Footy 4 Fun - Park Orchards

… Event Flyer 2.94 MB Download download Domeney Reserve Arts and Recreation Active Manningham Whats On … AFL Footy 4 Fun - Park Orchards …

Experience Australia’s most loved sport through AFL Victoria’s free Footy 4 Fun event!

A footy experience full of fun activities, modified games and memorable moments to take home with you - come and try AFL Football.

For ages 5 to 12 years old.

All genders are welcome and encouraged to attend.

No prior experience required.

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All Aboard Skateboarding Sessions

… session or bring your own if you have it! Swanston Reserve Arts and Recreation Active Manningham Kids and Family Youth Whats On … All Aboard …

These workshops are led by experienced instructors to create a fun environment that involves games with a social focus.

During a Learn to Skate session, children and young people build confidence by learning about skate skill development, injury prevention, skate park etiquette and equipment maintenance.

Suitable for beginners to intermediate skate boarders.

All genders and all abilities are welcome to participate.

Equipment available to use at the session or bring your own if you have it!

Announcing our new Manningham Community Awards

… Announcing our new Manningham Community Awards We’re excited to launch our new … individuals and groups who are doing amazing things in Manningham. On this page Community Awards Arts and Recreation Multicultural Seniors Youth Accessible … …

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We’re excited to launch our new expanded community award program to honour and celebrate individuals and groups who are doing amazing things in Manningham.

Mayor Deirdre Diamante has officially announced the new Manningham Community Awards program, with nominations opening on Monday 16 June 2025.

“We’re incredibly fortunate to have so many remarkable individuals, groups and organisations in our community, all working tirelessly to make a real difference,” Cr Diamante said.

“I’m thrilled to introduce the new Manningham Community Awards - a program dedicated to recognising the outstanding contributions of those who are helping to shape our vibrant community.

“This year, we will celebrate those who have gone above and beyond in making Manningham a better place to live, work and visit over the past 12 months.”

The expanded awards program will recognise achievements in eight categories with one of the individual winners also named the Manningham Citizen of the Year.

The expanded awards program will recognise achievements in eight categories with one of the individual winners also selected by the judging panel to be the Manningham Citizen of the Year. The categories are:

Doreen Stoves Excellence in Volunteering: Recognising an individual who has demonstrated an ongoing commitment to volunteerism.
Active Community: Recognising and individual or group who has contributed to community participation in active lifestyles, sports or physical activity.
Ageing Well: Recognising an individual or group who has contributed to enhancing the lives of older residents, fostering social connection, safety or active ageing.
Artistic Achievement: Recognising an individual or group who has contributed to Manningham’s creative community, sparking artist, cultural or creative expression.
Community Excellence: Recognising a community organisation or group that has delivered outstanding programs or initiatives contributing to the wellbeing, development and cohesion of the Manningham community.
Community Health and Wellbeing: Recognising an individual or group who has enhanced health, wellbeing or resilience in the community, whether through advocacy, program development or direct service delivery.
Inclusive Community: Recognising an individual or group who has actively contributed to community accessibility, inclusivity or diversity.
Young Achiever: Recognising a young person aged under 25, who has made a positive impact within the Manningham community through demonstrated leadership, innovation, or commitment to helping others.

Nominations will be open Monday 16 June to Sunday 20 July, with the winners announced at an Award Ceremony at the Manningham Function Centre on Tuesday 16 September.

“I encourage you all to nominate someone who inspires you, someone who has positively contributed to our community. It’s a great way to show how much we appreciate what they do,” Cr Diamante said.

For more information on the awards and how to nominate, visit our Community Awards page.

Discover our area, history and demographics

… food and art culture with a touch of history, find out why Manningham is a special place to be. With a vibrant food and art culture with a touch of history, Manningham is a special place to be. Retaining many of its … Warrandyte is a thriving residential area and tourist and arts destination. Warrandyte South remains a semi-rural area. …

With a vibrant food and art culture with a touch of history, Manningham is a special place to be. Retaining many of its cultural links, there’s something for everyone in Manningham: from sacred sites of the area’s First Peoples to the early gold mining settlements.

Local government

Local government in the area dates back to the election of the Templestowe District Roads Board in 1856. The first meeting of the Board was at Upper Yarra Hotel, Templestowe.

Proclamation that the Shire of Doncaster and Templestowe took place on 28 February 1967. Up until 15 December 1994, Doncaster and Templestowe Council administered the area until the creation of the City of Manningham. The new city included Doncaster, Templestowe and small sections of the Shire of Lilydale. Wonga Park and part of north Ringwood also became part of Manningham. Three State Government appointed commissioners managed the city until 24 march 1997 when 8 councillors were sworn into office.

Our First Nations heritage

You can see the rich cultural heritage of the area through local landmarks and places of significance. First Peoples have been in Victoria for over 30,000 years and we can still see evidence of the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung presence in Manningham.

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Black and White photo of Mid Century Modern houses in Manningham

The European influence (mid 1800s)

From the mid-1800s, European settlement began in Manningham with the earliest building constructed in the 1840s. We still have plenty of places of heritage significance where visitors and locals can explore and admire.

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Our suburbs

Each suburb in Manningham has its own unique characteristics and are wonderful places to live and visit.

Bulleen

Bulleen's name is from Bolin Bolin, a Wurundjeri name for a nearby billabong on the Yarra. Dairy farms dominated the area until the 1930s. It remained a rural district until the post war era with a lack of public transport and difficult river crossings delaying development.

Residential subdivision and development gained momentum in the 1950s.

Doncaster

Doncaster's name comes from John Robert Wilson, who opened the Doncaster Arms Inn in 1854 on his way to the Warrandyte gold diggings. Wilson named the inn after his English hometown, Doncaster.

A number of settlements started along the Koonung Creek in the 1850s and the early settlers made a living from timber, but as time passed orcharding became the major local industry.

The Doncaster Shire came into being in 1890.

The area gained a reputation as one of Victoria's best fruit producers and remained a thriving local industry until after WWII. The orchards were progressively subdivided for residential development from the 50s.

Doncaster East

Development in Doncaster East began on the southern part of the suburb in the 1950s and continued into the 1980s. Doncaster East is now an established residential area with a stable population.

Donvale and Nunawading

Development in Donvale and Nunawading began in the 1950s. Low density development continued into the 1980s. Both Donvale and Nunawading are now well established residential areas with growing populations.

Fun at the Park Orchards Community House

Park Orchards and Ringwood North

Development of the Park Orchards area began in 1925 when a portion of one of Tom Petty's orchards known as 'the park' became a country club estate after subdivision. Saxil Tuxen, a protégé of Walter Burley Griffin, designed the subdivision drawing inspiration from Griffin's Ranelagh Estate in Mount Eliza.

Templestowe

In the 1850s, Templestowe was as a village on the Yarra on the route to the Warrandyte gold fields. It’s one of the oldest areas of settlement in Manningham. The village remained a relatively small settlement well into the 20th century, with the area outside the town remaining as orchards.

The name Templestowe comes from a mythical place in Sir Walter Scott's novel Ivanhoe.

Templestowe Lower

The development of Lower Templestowe preceded that of greater Templestowe. The area is predominantly a post-war suburb with substantial development occurring in the 1950s and 1960s.

Two young women walk beside a wide river surrounded by gum trees and shrubs. They are looking at each other and smiling.

Warrandyte and Warrandyte South

Warrandyte is one of the original villages of Manningham. It’s believed that the name Warrandyte is a combination of the Wurundjeri Aboriginal words warran (to throw) and dyte (the object aimed at).

Development began in Warrandyte after the first discovery of gold in Victoria in 1851. Commercial gold mining was undertaken by a number of companies throughout the latter half of the 19th century without the success of the Ballarat and Bendigo diggings.

Located on the beautiful Yarra River, Warrandyte is a thriving residential area and tourist and arts destination. Warrandyte South remains a semi-rural area.

Wonga Park

Wonga Park's name comes from the Wonga Park grazing property. The owner of the property, Simon Wonga was also an elder of the Wurundjeri people.

The area was a mixture of orchards, grazing properties and timbered land. It was part of Mooroolbark until the late 1880s when the property came into the hands of an insurance company and other holdings. The land was then sold by the Wonga Park Land Co.

Four years later when small settlements were a way of relieving unemployment after the failure of the land boom, about 20 members of an Eight Hours Pioneer Memorial Association took up small holdings on a former timber reserve.

Development of the township and surrounds was relatively slow until the 1980s after the release of a number of rural and residential subdivisions.

Our history and demographics

Doncaster East Avenue of Honour

Find out about the history of the Doncaster East Avenue of Honour and the significance of planting trees to honour the memories of fallen soldiers.
Doncaster RSL soundposts

Find out more about the five signage soundposts located in the garden behind the Doncaster RSL memorial wall.
Doncaster East Avenue of Honour soldier profiles

The Doncaster East Honour Board hangs within the Doncaster RSL. Find out more about the soldiers.
Our First Nations history

Part of the East Kulin Nation, now known as Melbourne, are the Wurundjeri people, the Traditional Owners of Manningham.
View our demographics

The ABS census data is available for use to people interested in planning for the future. Manningham continues to be an attractive place to live.
Find local historical groups and societies

The following historical groups and societies actively seek to promote and preserve Manningham’s heritage.

About Council

Ruffey Trail

… Park. Templestowe Lower through to Doncaster VIC Australia Arts and Recreation Paths and Trails … Ruffey Trail …

This ride explores Ruffey Lake Park and the Ruffey Creek Linear Park.

There is a large sign marking the beginning of the Ruffey Trail at The Boulevarde in Ruffey Lake Park.

From here, a ramp takes the cyclist to an underpass at King Street and again at Williamsons Road.

Follow the Ruffey Trail signage until it finishes at Finns Reserve and joins the Main Yarra Trail.

At Finns Reserve, the Ruffey Trail connects with the following trails:

Main Yarra Trail to Westerfolds Park (northeast) and Southbank (southwest)
Plenty River Trail to Greensborough (Western Ring Road Trail).

Access	A choice of three Ruffey Lake Park carparks in Victoria Street, The Boulevarde or Church Road, or via Finns Reserve, Duncan Street, Templestowe Lower.
Distance	3 kilometres
Grade	Easy
Surface	Sealed paths with on-road sections. Suitable for all bicycle types.

Take care

Use the pedestrian refuge at the Foote Street on-road crossing. The Trail continues a short distance along Mclachlan Street and turn left onto Parker Street.
There is an on-road crossing at Parker Street, Templestowe and the Trail picks up again next to the Templestowe Bowling Club carpark.

Places and spaces

Ruffey Lake Park - Adventure playgrounds, picnic shelters, BBQs, lake and wetlands, toilets and drinking water.
Finns Reserve - Picnic shelter, BBQs, playground, Yarra River access, toilets and drinking water.
Westerfolds Park - BBQs, picnic shelter, wetlands and Yarra River Observation Deck, toilets and drinking water.
Detour to Templestowe Village - cafes, restaurants, supermarket.

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Arts and Recreation

Paths and Trails

Media release: Bold new exhibition comes to Manningham

… Media release: Bold new exhibition comes to Manningham A new larger-than-life exhibition is now open at the Manningham Art Gallery in Doncaster. On this page Media … releases … Media release: Bold new exhibition comes to Manningham …

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A new larger-than-life exhibition is now open at the Manningham Art Gallery in Doncaster.

Pages of Me: A Bird, an Eye, Clouds, Ice cream, is a multimedia project by celebrated Melbourne artist and designer Beci Orpin.

Drawing from her textile-focused background, Orpin delves into mascot culture by creating a giant cat called Pomme, set in a display of oversized pages pulled from her sketchbook, blending bold patterns, found images and positive mantras.

The exhibition explores finding happiness through individuality and acceptance, and visitors are drawn in to read the mantras from Orpin’s pages and catch further glimpses of Pomme.

“The idea for the mascot came from seeing a series of photos of mascots caught in odd, unexpected places – doorways, ticket booths, elevators,” Orpin said.

“It struck me both as comical and a metaphor for getting ‘stuck in the cracks’. I often say that ‘the cracks’ are where I exist – somewhere between creative categories, never fully fitting into one genre.

“Though it can be challenging to exist in ‘the cracks’, it’s where I’m most authentic, where I can be fully myself and do my best work.”

Visitors are encouraged to get creative at the gallery themselves, drawing their own mascot, based on their unique qualities.

Orpin is known for her signature application of colour, shape and optimism. She has collaborated with major brands and organisations including Apple, Google Disney, Uniqlo and the Australian Ballet.

Manningham Mayor Deirdre Diamante said: “We’re thrilled to have such a highly regarded artist exhibit at the Manningham Gallery. It’s a wonderful exhibition and I encourage you to come and see it for yourself while you can.”

Pages of Me continues until Saturday 5 April 2025.

Manningham Art Gallery, 687 Doncaster Road, Doncaster, is open Wednesdays to Saturdays, 11.00am to 4.00pm.

More information about the event is available in Council's events calendar.

Image courtesy of the artist.

Media releases

Blak In-Justice: Incarceration and Resilience

… Blak In-Justice: Incarceration and Resilience Arts, theatre and music This groundbreaking exhibition calls …

This groundbreaking exhibition calls attention to the pressing issue of Indigenous incarceration in Australia and the crisis of deaths in custody.

Guest-curated by Kent Morris (Barkindji), it presents works by leading First Nations artists including Vernon Ah Kee, Gordon Bennett, Destiny Deacon, Jimmy Pike, and Judy Watson. Their powerful responses are shown alongside the remarkable creative achievements of former and current prison inmates, many of whom have connected with their culture and Country through The Torch program, such as Thelma Beeton, Stacey Edwards, Robby Wirramanda and Sean Miller.

The exhibition is showing until 20 July 2025 in the Heide Main Galleries.

Visit the Heide website for opening hours and information about how to plan your visit.

Image credit: Trevor Nickolls, Brush with the Lore, 2010, Art Gallery of South Australia, acquisition through Tarnanthi: Festival of Contemporary Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art, supported by BHP 2018.

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Let Us Walk Together, Kol-ing-wod-ong-gnul

Find out more about Let Us Walk Together, Kol-ing-wod-ong-gnul by Wathaurong Glass Pty Ltd, 2001....

Let us walk together depicts aspects of the characteristics, history and development of the municipality.

The overall form of the panels is curved along the upper edge, which symbolises the rolling hills of the area visible to the north and east, while the staggered lower edge represents the city skyline and the municipality’s built environment.

Panel 1 - water symbols represent the Birrarung, Mullum Mullum and Koonung Creeks
Panel 2 - depicts windbreaks planted to protect the fruit trees
Panels 3, 10 and 12 - tell of clearing the land, planting of crops and orchards and the early development of the suburbs
Panel 4 - the lizard tracks symbolise animal life
Panel 5 - rain and flooding has significantly impacted on the land and habitation
Panel 6 - the coming together of artists at Heide
Panel 7 - represents fire used to clear the land and the bushfires that have wreaked havoc
Panel 8 - the body paint symbolises the dance performed at the meeting of the Kulin Nation
Panel 9 - represents multiculturalism, unity and sense of community
Panel 11 - the campsites or suburbs and the roads leading to and from Manningham
Panel 13 - the x-ray image of an animal stomach represents the possum skin cloaks distinctive to First Nations people from southeast Australia
Panel 14 - snake tracks

To find out more about the commissioning of this artwork, view the video produced by Message Stick.

Scar Tree Shields

Scar trees have had their bark removed by First Nations people.

The removal of bark does not kill the tree but leaves a clearly visible and generally symmetrical scar. The symmetry of the scar is one way of telling whether the scar was caused by human action rather than of natural causes. Scars can range in length from thirty centimetres to five metres. The size of the scar provides a clue as to whether the bark was used for a container, shield, a canoe or a slab for making a shelter.

There are a number of scar trees in the area of the Bolin Bolin Swamp along the Birrarung.

This work was commissioned to celebrate the Centenary of Federation and the building of the City’s Function Centre. It was supported by the Federal Government through the Federation Community Projects Fund.

Location of artwork

Level 2, Manningham Civic Centre, 699 Doncaster Road, Doncaster VIC 3108
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About the artists

In 1998 Wathaurong Glass was formed to express Aboriginal art in glass. The techniques used to produce their products include the use of kiln forming (slumping glass), sandblasting or any other technique they feel is suitable to achieve the desired result.

The name “WATHAURONG” (wathawurrung or wadda wurrung) is a recognised tribe, it consisted of 25 groups (clans). The boundaries of Wathaurong are from Geelong, north to Werribee River, northwest to Bacchus Marsh, south west to Cressy, south east to Colac, east to Lorne and north back to Geelong, encompassing the Bellarine Peninsula.

Learn more about Wathaurong Glass

Website - Wathaurong Glass and Arts

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Pride Night at Aquarena

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Pride Night is an inclusive gym and swim night for the LGBTIQA plus community and their allies. It is about providing a safe and welcoming recreation space for the community to listen to music, have some fun and participate in some physical activity.

This is a free celebration with a DJ, performances, artisits, fun activities, fitness classes and access to pool facilities at Aquarena.

Bend It Like Beckham Movie Night

… Can events Celebrate This Girl Can month with Whitehorse Manningham Libraries and get inspired to get moving with a … rated PG. Registrations are required. #ManninghamGirlsCan Arts and Recreation Kids and Family Youth Whats On … Bend It …

Celebrate This Girl Can month with Whitehorse Manningham Libraries and get inspired to get moving with a screening of Bend It Like Beckham!

Gather your friends and family for a feel-good film about two determined 18-year-olds chasing their dreams of playing professional football. It's a story of friendship, culture, and following your passion.

What to bring: beanbag, cushions or a low camp chair.

Popcorn will be provided.

Parental guidance required - the movie is rated PG.

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Come and Try Netball - This Girl Can

… Netball - This Girl Can This Girl Can events Join us at Manningham Netball as we support the This Girl Can - Victoria … active wear and sneakers What to bring: water bottle Arts and Recreation Whats On … Come and Try Netball - This …

Join us at Manningham Netball as we support the This Girl Can - Victoria campaign, encouraging girls to get active.

This free netball clinic at Mullum Mullum Stadium is for females aged 11 to 15 years. Delivered by Nardelli Coaching, with the assistance of our representative players and a special guest!

We're all about netball and want to introduce to you, why we love the game!

Spots are limited so registration is required.

See you on the courts!

What to wear: active wear and sneakers

What to bring: water bottle

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Our performance

Our Annual Report provides an overview of how we are tracking against key performance measures and provides transparency across key areas of Council business ...

Our Annual Report provides an overview of how we are tracking against key performance measures and provides transparency across key areas of Council business

Quarterly Report

The Manningham Quarterly Report provides a progress update towards achievement of our Council Plan 2021-2025 as well as financial, capital works, Councillor and CEO expenses and CEO Performance Indicators.

2024/25

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Annual Report

Our Annual Report provides a detailed account of Council’s service performance across the year.

Local Government Performance Reporting Framework (LGPRF)

LGPRF was introduced by the Victorian Government to assist the community to see and compare Council’s performance in areas of interest such as public safety (animals, foods and pools), services (statutory planning, maternal child health, libraries, roads and rubbish), council business (governance, community engagement and financial efficiency).

All results are reported annually to the Minister for Local Government and published on the Local Government Victoria website.

Manningham Council Plan 2021/25

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Strategies, Plans and Policies

Summer Celebration - Jessihoopz and others at Jackson Court

… Summer Celebration - Jessihoopz and others at Jackson Court Arts, theatre and music Summer Celebration is coming to … and party vibes. We are showcasing our incredible local Manningham artists with our local businesses throughout … businesses. Live performances. All summer long across Manningham. Find Your Local Whats On … Summer Celebration - …

Summer Celebration is coming to Jackson Court in February.

Bring your friends, family and party vibes.

We are showcasing our incredible local Manningham artists with our local businesses throughout summer.

The sidewalk will be abuzz with activities and laughter - come and join us!

💫 Jessihoopz illuminating the area with her LED acrobatic artistry
👨‍🎤 Robbie Medica performing at Ms Jackson
📸 A super fun photo booth outside Royal Stacks
🦄 Face painter Jodi will bring joy to our faces!

All this to add a little bit of magic to times spent eating, drinking and supporting local businesses.

Local artists. Local businesses. Live performances. All summer long across Manningham.

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Albert Tucker: Spirit Worlds and Dreamscapes

… Albert Tucker: Spirit Worlds and Dreamscapes Arts, theatre and music Spirit Worlds and Dreamscapes …

Spirit Worlds and Dreamscapes explores for the first time Albert Tucker’s lifelong fascination with spiritual and esoteric ideas and how he integrated his belief in invisible forces into his art.

The exhibition has been made possible by the Albert and Barbara Tucker Foundation and is showing until 31 August 2025 in the Albert and Barbara Tucker Gallery.

Visit the Heide website for opening hours and information about how to plan your visit.

Image: Installation view, Albert Tucker: Spirit Worlds and Dreamscapes, 2025, photograph: Christian Capurro.

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