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… and unfold Manningham’s history dating back to 1998. About Council Maps … View aerial photography using our maps …
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… applications and MelbWater overlays in Manningham. About Council Maps … Find planning information about a property …
How to find planning zones
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Use the search bar in the top left hand corner to locate a property.
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A pop-up will appear on the bottom of the screen, select Planning Zones to view all relevant planning zones.
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Select a planning zone link to view more information
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To view planning zones across Manningham, use the zoom in and zoom out icons or use the scroll on your mouse to view planning zones on each property.
How to find planning overlays
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Use the search bar in the top left hand corner to locate a property.
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A pop-up will appear on the bottom of the screen, select Planning Overlays to view all relevant planning overlays.
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Select a planning overlay link to view more information.
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To view planning overlays across Manningham, use the zoom in and zoom out icons or use the scroll on your mouse to view planning overlays on each property.
How to find planning applications
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Refer to the top left of the screen and select the What's nearby menu
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Select Planning Applications from the menu.
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Choose the type of application:
- Option one: Select Planning applications - advertising to view planning applications currently being advertised on or near the property you have searched for.
- Option two: Select Planning applications - current to view planning applications in use on or near the property you have searched for.
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Select a planning application to view more information.
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A pop-up will appear on the bottom of the screen, select View Permit Details to view the application.
How to view the MelbWater overlay
Melbourne Water has designated land under Regulation 806 for proposed works/structures that may affect Melbourne Water's waterways and/or assets.
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Choose the MelbWater Reg154 layer. The map will change to reflect the overlay on each property.
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… for our recruitment and selection process. Tags About Council Careers Apply … How to apply for a career with us …
Thanks for your interest in working with us! We want to help you create a great application.
Application checklist
Your application should include:
- Resume
- Cover letter (including Key Selection Criteria) or
- Key Selection Criteria
When are the closing dates?
Applications close at 5.00pm (AEDT) on the closing date, unless otherwise stated. After this time you will be unable to submit an application online. We are unable to accept late applications.
How to apply
We only accept applications online. To start the process, follow the step below:
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Select the position you wish to apply for (you will be directed to our recruitment system).
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Read the role overview.
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Select 'Apply now'.
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Complete the application form and add any supporting documentation.
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Select 'Submit'.
We only accept applications made through our online recruitment system. Unfortunately, we can't accept applications by email.
Need help using the system? Contact us
What happens after you apply?
Our recruitment process aims to give you an equal opportunity to show your suitability for a position. We have an objective and comprehensive selection process and all appointments are based on merit.
Your application follows this process after you apply:
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Application is submitted and an acknowledgement email is sent.
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After the closing date, the hiring manager reviews all applications.
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Short listed applicants are contacted, which may include a phone interview.
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Short listed candidates will be interviewed by a panel of three council officers (staff members).
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Pre-employment screening is undertaken, which includes:
- reference checking
- National Criminal History Check (Police Check)
- VEVO/Work Right Check
- psychometric testing (for selected positions)
- pre-employment medical (for selected positions)
- Working With Children Check (for selected positions)
- proof of COVID-19 vaccinations
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Qualification and/or professional Registration check (for applicable roles).
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Unsuccessful applicants are contacted (usually by email).
View current job vacancies
Kickstart your journey with us and view the available roles, here at Manningham.
… Vision 2040 guides our plans for Manningham. Tags About Council Strategies, Plans and Policies … Community Vision …
Every Council is guided by a long term Community Vision and four year Council Plan.
Developed with the local community, they guide the actions we will take to deliver better outcomes for the community.
The Community Vision 2040 was developed for the community, by the community – reflecting its collective values, goals and aspirations.
Manningham is a harmonious, inclusive and safe community that is committed to sustainable growth, wellbeing, and innovation. We celebrate our diversity and natural environment whilst fostering a connected community that enriches the lives of all.
— Manningham Community Panel (2025)
We now consider the Community Vision in all our future planning and how funding is spent.
We’re all part of the plan
Our Council Plan 2025-2029 will be available in July 2025, detailing what we will focus on for the next four years as we work towards our Community Vision 2040.
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The Council Plan is our promise to you in pursuit of our community’s vision for the future and to achieve the very best for Manningham.
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We pride ourselves on delivering outcomes for the Manningham community. We regularly monitor and report on our performance across the year.
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Our new-look Manningham Matters
We’ve added some new features and changes to Manningham Matters this year, thanks to your feedback and suggestions.
If you’re an artist living or working in Manningham, join us for an online meet and greet to build creative connections in your backyard....
If you’re an artist living or working in Manningham, join us for an online meet and greet to build creative connections in your backyard.
Facilitated by Debby Maziarz, this inaugural community of practice event will look at what dramatic adaptation can mean for your arts practice, with particular regard for opportunities and challenges presented by online tools and modes of working.
You'll hear from local creatives Adrian Rice, Cath Rutten and Lindy Yeates about their experiences, particularly in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as have the chance to share ideas and discuss your current practice.
Free event.
Limited numbers, registration essential.
Image: Lindy Yeates, installation shot from the Sanctuary Project, 2020-21.
More Information
Manningham Art Gallery
Located at the entrance to MC Square, Manningham Art Gallery presents a diverse range of contemporary art exhibitions and related public programs throughout the year. See all upcoming exhibitions.
The Australian Air League Doncaster Squadron warmly welcomes Manningham families to our free open night....
The Australian Air League Doncaster Squadron warmly welcomes Manningham families to our free open night.
Come and discover this outstanding community program for girls and boys aged 8 to 18, where we nurture skills and offer unique opportunities in:
- leadership
- community service
- aviation opportunities.
Experience the squadron in action as you join our weekly parade night and hear from some of the cadets about why they enjoy being in the Air League.
Doncaster Squadron meets weekly on Monday nights from 7.00pm to 9.00pm for drill and education. Our yearly calendar offers exciting events such as flying days, competitive events, educational events and social occasions.
Free entry - registration essential.
To register please email oc.doncaster@airleague.com.au.
GO Soccer Mums is an introductory soccer program designed specifically for women. ...
GO Soccer Mums is an introductory football program designed specifically for women, where participants can have fun, meet new people, and learn basic football skills in a social, judgement-free environment.
It's not just for mums - but for all women! It doesn't matter if you have never kicked a football before - absolutely no experience in necessary - anybody can take part!
In 2022, our program has welcomed women from all walks of life! - Our Muslim community and any women, female-identifying, and non-binary participants.
Grab your friends or come on your own and make some new ones at this female-only social football program.
GO Soccer Mums is an initiative of Football Victoria proudly supported by VicHealth.
What to wear: Runners and clothes that allow you to move around in easy.
What to bring with you: A drink bottle.
#NoExperienceRequired | #NoJudgement
In this Chinese painting class you will learn basic brush strokes, brush loading techniques and the use of Chinese ink and colours on rice paper. ...
Learn the unique art of Chinese brush painting with our experienced teachers.
In this class you will learn:
- basic brush strokes
- brush loading techniques
- the use of Chinese ink and colours on rice paper.
Activities will include a series of practical exercises before completing small paintings on three main themes – flowers, birds, fish and landscapes.
The class is suitable for beginners and continuing students. No experience required. All adults aged 55 years and over are welcome to attend.
Please note: students need to supply their own materials.
This is a great opportunity to meet new friends and improve your health and wellbeing while connecting with others in your community.
To reserve your place in the class, call Bo on 0437 956 639.
We look forward to seeing you at our class.
The class is run by CASS Care, a non-profit organisation, providing aged care services in Sydney and Melbourne.
Celebrate National Tree Day in 2024, by planting a tree with us at Ruffey Lake Park. ...
Celebrate National Tree Day in 2024.
Bring along your family and friends for a morning planting native trees and vegetation to help protect the park's natural environment.
Our team will be on hand to help and provide advice on planting for the local habitat.
What to bring
We'll provide all the tools, equipment, and plants. All you need to bring is a personal water bottle and any snacks.
Where to meet
The planting site will be at Ruffey Lake Park. along the creek at the bottom of Church Road entrance. Parking available Victoria Street entrance.
Keep up to date with our latest environment and sustainability events by subscribing to our Environment Newsletter.
Related events
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Summer Celebration is coming to Warrandyte Bridge throughout February at SaHa Beans and Beats.
Bring your friends, family and party vibes.
We are showcasing our incredible local Manningham artists with our local businesses throughout Summer.
Talented local artists Jazz Notes will be outside Carlucci's creating soulful summer memories. Playing a mix of gentle and upbeat jazz with classical, pop and Latin twists, the Duo combines the delicate sounds of Ann Craig (flute) and Kevin Blazé (guitar) to suit wide-ranging tastes.
Ann and Kevin are both classically trained however after independently undertaking short courses with Australian jazz legend, Bob Sedergreen, both found the liberation offered by jazz. Then, a chance meeting led to the collaboration that is now Jazz Notes.
Local artists. Local businesses. Live performances. All summer long across Manningham.
Join our annual community event for National Tree Day by planting a tree along the Mullum Mullum creek tail. ...
Celebrate National Tree by joining our annual community planting session along the Mullum Mullum Creek trail on Sunday 27 July from 10.00am to 12.00pm.
Bring your family and friends along to help enhance a habitat corridor along the creekline and surrounds.
With your help, we aim to plant more than 3000 indigenous young plants.
Our team will provide advice on how and where to plant the plants to support local habitat.
What to bring
We'll provide all the tools, equipment and plants. All you need to bring is a personal water bottle, sturdy shoes and any snacks.
Where to meet
Please enter via Reynolds Road, Donvale. Parking is available at the Mullum Mullum sports precinct. Planting will be along the creek trail, marked with signage and marquees.
… places to improve liveability in Manningham. Tags About Council Committees and Working Groups … Liveability, …
Our purpose
Through innovation and technology, our Liveability, Innovation and Technology (LIT) Committee aims to:
- improve liveability
- public value.
By connecting people, places and assets.
Our role
Our LIT Committee is represented by a councillor and community members who meet the following criteria:
- have an interest and knowledge in innovation and technology and how it applies to liveability
- live or work in Manningham
- can regularly attend and participate in meetings
- has skills that compliments the committee.
Who are our members
If you meet the above criteria, you can nominate to be a community member on our LIT committee for a three year term.
We'll choose cross section of the community that best represents our diversity.
Unfortunately, we are currently not taking nominations. Follow our news channel and local media for when we advertise calls for nominations.
When do we meet?
LIT meets at least four times a year, on a quarterly basis.
What is the appointment process?
- We will advertise calls for nominations in local media and on our news channels.
- From the nominations received, we will select community members who best meet the selection criteria to join our committee for three years. Members can renominate to join the committee after their term ends.
How to contact us
If you have any questions, contact us.
An Interpreter Service is available by phoning 9840 9355.
… space and streetscape issues in Manningham. Tags About Council Committees and Working Groups … Open Space and …
Our purpose
The Open Space and Streetscape Advisory Committee provides strategic advice on open space and streetscape issues.
Our role
The objectives of the committee is the promotion of our open spaces and streetscapes to ensure that they’re:
- accessible
- well designed
- properly managed.
Who are our members
Our community members will be residents and also have:
- demonstrated interest in open space or streetscape issues
- personal, professional and community networks
- an understanding in strategic decision making
- prior experience working on committees.
One community member will have open space planning qualifications. While, 2 members will have proven knowledge of managing, planning and use relating to Ruffey Lake Park.
Membership will be up to 3 years and advertising for nominations will be in the Manningham Leader.
There’ll be up to 7 community members on the committee.
When do we meet
We meet quarterly.
How you apply
Send a completed nomination form to Paul Goodison, eepadmin@manningham.vic.gov.au
Post a completed nomination form to Manningham City Council, PO Box 1 Doncaster VIC 3108.
https://www.manningham.vic.gov.au/file/15971/download
https://www.manningham.vic.gov.au/file/15966/download
… continues to be an attractive place to live. Tags About Council Our History … View our demographics …
Manningham Demographics
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) Census data from 2021 is now available for use by our community, local service providers, community groups and anyone else interested in effectively planning for the future.
For a snapshot of the latest statistics and demographic population data, use the .id toolkit, including:
- Community Profile: Population facts and characteristics with comparisons over time and with other areas.
- Population Forecast: Outlines the factors driving population change in the community and how the population, age structure and household types will change each year.
- Social Atlas: Maps that show how particular population groups are distributed across the municipality.
The Manningham Community Profile provides demographic analysis for Manningham and its suburbs based on results from the 2021, 2016, 2011, 2006, 2001, 1996 and 1991 Censuses of Population and Housing.
The Manningham population and household forecasts highlight the factors driving population change in the community and how the population, age structure, and household types will change each year between 2021 and 2036.
These forecasts were updated in December 2022 by .id, the population experts, on behalf of Manningham Council.
State of the City Report
We have prepared a State of the City Report document that provides an overview of key data about the Manningham community.
This information can be used by community clubs, groups and individuals to support grant applications. It can also be used when designing programs and services, advocacy activities or developing strategies and policies for the Manningham community.
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… to access many documents in our possession. Tags About Council Governance … Request freedom of information …
The Freedom of Information Act 1982 (‘FOI Act’) provides a general right of access to documents held by Manningham Council.
You can request access to:
- documents about your personal affairs, regardless of the age of the documents
- any other documents which were created on or after 1 January 1989.
Before submitting a Freedom Of Information (FOI) application
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Check if the documents are publicly available
Check if you can get the documents or information you need through Council or other agencies.
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Search our website
Search our website to see if the information you seek is available. Contact us if you can't find what you are looking for.
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Read our Freedom of Information (FOI) Part II statement
The Freedom of Information (FOI) Part II statement provides you with:
- a summary of Council’s powers and functions
- the types of documents and information we hold
- the ways you can access this information.
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Contact the Freedom of Information Officer
If you still cannot locate the information you seek, contact the Freedom of Information Officer at FOI@manningham.vic.gov.au.
In some instances, we may be able to provide you with the information you seek without going through the formal process.
Please note: If you need documents for a court hearing or litigation, speak to your legal adviser about other methods available to gain access in those circumstances.
How to make a FOI request
All FOI requests must be in writing.
You can submit a FOI request yourself, or you can authorise someone (e.g. a solicitor) to make the request on your behalf.
It is important that you provide an accurate description of the documents you are seeking to access. Requests must be for specific documents or groups of documents, not 'all documents' in a broad category. Try to identify a relevant timeframe and the type/s of documents you seek access to.
Your application must include:
- a clear description of the documents you seek access to
- a non-refundable application fee of $33.60 (from 1 July 2024), or
- proof that you qualify to have the application fee waived, such as a current pension card or health care card in your name
- we can provide an invoice for electronic and online payments
- proof of your identity, such as drivers’ licence, if the documents are about your personal affairs
- your written authorisation if a legal firm is submitting the request on your behalf
- your contact details, including telephone number and email address. We may need to contact you if we have any queries about your application.
While not mandatory, you can use our FOI application form as a guide.
How to submit a FOI request
You can submit your FOI request in any of the following ways:
By email
You can submit a written FOI request via email to: manningham@manningham.vic.gov.au.
We will send you an invoice for the application fee.
By post
You can send a written FOI request by post to:
The Freedom of Information Officer
Manningham Council
PO Box 1
Doncaster VIC 3108
You can pay the application fee by including a cheque payable to ‘Manningham City Council' with your request. If you don't include a cheque, we will send you an invoice for the application fee.
In person
You can submit your FOI application form and pay the application fee in person at our customer service centre.
We are located at the Manningham Civic Centre, 699 Doncaster Road, Doncaster.
You can pay by cash, cheque, money order, credit or debit card.
FOI fees and charges
As well as an application fee of $33.60, there are costs to access documents. The charges are made under the Freedom of Information (Access Charges) Regulations 2014.
Search charges
$25.215 per hour (1.5 fee units hour of part thereof)
Inspection supervision charges
$25.215 per hour (1.5 fee units hour of part thereof)
The Treasurer published in the Victorian Government Gazette on 22 May 2025 that a fee unit will increase to $16.81 from 1 July 2025.
Miscellaneous charges
- photocopying - 20 cents per black and white A4 page
- access in a form other than photocopying - the reasonable costs incurred by the agency in providing the copy
- providing written document - the reasonable costs incurred by the agency in providing the written document
- written transcript of a tape - the reasonable costs incurred by the agency in providing the written transcript.
What happens after you make a request?
Once we have received a request, we will review the request to ensure it meets the validity requirements of the FOI Act.
If there are any issues with the request, we will contact you to attempt to resolve those issues.
Some reasons we may contact you include:
- to seek payment of the application fee
- to seek clarification of the terms of your request.
Once the request is valid, we will process your request in accordance with the FOI Act.
How long does it take to process a FOI request?
Council has 30 days from the date of receiving a valid request to decide on whether to release the documents.
Please note: the decision timeframe outlined above may change or be extended as we process your request. This may occur for the following reasons:
- under section 21 of the FOI Act, the time period may be extended
- an additional 15 days if it is determined that mandatory third-party consultation is required when considering certain exemptions under the FOI Act
- up to an additional 30 days with your agreement
- if it is determined under section 22 of the FOI Act, that you are required to pay an access charges deposit, on account of the access charges estimate being $50 or more
- payment of this deposit will reset the initial 30-day timeframe, restarting it from the day on which the deposit payment is received by us.
We will notify you if there is a change to the decision timeframe and the reasons for it.
Are there documents that can’t be requested?
The FOI Act outlines certain exceptions and exemptions where Council may refuse access to certain information contained in documents. These documents are often referred to as 'exempt documents'.
We will review any requested documents and decide if the information contained in the documents can be released. In some cases, we may refuse access to an entire document or give you access to a document with the exempt information deleted.
Examples of exemptions include:
- internal working documents, where it would be against public interest to disclose
- law enforcement documents
- documents covered by legal privilege (e.g., legal advice)
- documents containing personal information of other people
- documents containing information provided to Council in confidence
- documents containing information from a business
- documents covered by secrecy provisions in other legislation.
If we decide to refuse access to some or all documents, we will tell you about that decision and the reasons why. We will also tell you of your review rights.
Ask for a review
You must request a review within 28 days of receiving the decision letter.
If you are not satisfied with our decision on access, you can ask for a review. You can do this by contacting the Office of the Victorian Information Commissioner.
You can ask for a review in any of the following ways:
By post
Office of the Victorian Information Commissioner
PO Box 24274
Melbourne Victoria 3001
By phone
1300 006 842
By email
Online
… if you believe the valuation is incorrect. Tags About Council Rates and valuations Apply … Property valuation …
The valuation process
All properties in Victoria are valued on 1 January each year.
Valuations are not done by councils. Valuations are completed by certified practising valuers on behalf of the Valuer-General Victoria (VGV).
Valuations are then provided to councils to use for the calculation of rates.
How valuers calculate property valuations
Valuers must return three valuations of each property which are:
- Capital Improved Value (CIV).
- Site Value, which relates to the market value of land only.
- Net Annual Value, which is the current value of the property’s net annual rent. This is set at five per cent for residential properties, but could be higher for commercial assessments.
For more information about property valuations, please go to the Victorian Government's website.
How to lodge a valuation objection
If you believe that the valuation does not reflect market value of your property at 1 January of the relevant year, you may lodge an objection.
For more information about lodging an objection, please go to the Victorian Government's Rating valuation objections portal.
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Prepare your documentation
Prior to lodging an objection, you will need to have a current annual valuation and rates notice or a supplementary valuation and rates notice.
- The annual valuation and rates notice is issued in August each year.
- Supplementary valuation notices are issued during the year if there is a change to your valuation.
Your objection must be submitted within two months of the issue date of the valuation and rates notice.
The issue date is located in the top right hand corner of your Rate Notice above the property ID
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Lodge an objection
To make an objection:
Please contact us if you require a hardcopy form.
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Continue to pay your instalment
You will still need to pay your rate instalment.
You are still required to pay the rate instalment/s by the due date/s, even if you have lodged a formal valuation objection.
If payment is not made by the due date/s, you will incur penalty interest charges.
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Amendments to the rate amount
If there is an adjustment to the valuation, there will be an amendment to the rate amount and you will receive a refund if there is a credit.
You can find out the statutory requirements and obligations within the Valuation of Land Act 1960 and the Valuation of Land Regulations 2014.
Need help? Contact us
… feedback, comments, stories and experiences. Tags About Council Governance … Social media guidelines …
Manningham Council uses social media to engage and keep the community up to date with the latest news and upcoming events in Manningham. We welcome and encourage your feedback and look forward to your comments, stories and experiences.
Monitoring
Content posted on Manningham City Council’s social media accounts are monitored during business hours of 8.00 am to 5.00 pm, Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays). We aim to respond to general posts within 24 hours and within two days for more complex issues. If posts relate to personal or complex issues, we will request to continue communicating offline with the person making the post. If you have an urgent enquiry, please call Council on 9840 9333.
Moderation and Etiquette
To ensure that Manningham Council’s social media accounts are useful and engaging tools for residents, please respect these guidelines:
Do
- Give us your feedback, stories, opinions and experiences
- Stay on topic
- Remember that social media is a public forum, and comments are searchable
- Treat others with respect whether they are an individual or an organisation
- Read relevant material before posting
- Send a personal message to Manningham Council if you wish to advise us of yours or others personal information.
Don’t
By using this page you agree to not post any of the following:
- Comments that are vulgar, obscene, hurtful, abusive, threatening or contain indecent language or images
- Comments that promotes or fosters discrimination on the basis of race, gender, religion, age, nationality, sexuality or disability
- Comments that violate another individual’s privacy, or breaches copyright laws
- Comments that are considered spam with repeated posts. Please allow equal opportunity for the community to engage on the Council Facebook page
- Comments that are overtly political
- Comments that are defamatory. It is acceptable to voice legitimate concerns or grievances, but unacceptable to badmouth or engage in abuse of a person or service
- Material that advocates or discusses illegal activity, with the intent to commit them
- Comments that are a direct advertisement for a business or commercial operation
- Post your or others personal details as a public post.
Posts which ignore these guidelines will be removed and continual breaches will be reported. Please note that the comments expressed by the public on this site do not reflect the opinions and position of Manningham Council or its staff and Councillors. If you are unhappy about anything which you see anywhere on our site, contact us.
… and Wellbeing series and brought to you by Maroondah City Council in partnership with EACH, Your Libraries, City of … City of Kingston, City of Monash, Whitehorse City Council and Manningham Council. Whats On … Take charge of your financial future …
Join Victoria Devine, ‘She’s on the money’ podcaster, well-known author and former financial advisor to learn strategies to help you take charge
of your financial future.
Victoria is passionate about sharing her ideas on gaining financial freedom whether you’re stuck in debt, managing a mortgage or juggling family and lifestyle.
Tickets to attend this event in-person are booked out. There are still spots available to attend this event via livestream. Book your place to be sent the event link on the day of the session.
Those who attend the presentation in person will also have the opportunity to talk to representatives from relevant support organisations at the mini exhibition.
This event is part of the 2024 Health and Wellbeing series and brought to you by Maroondah City Council in partnership with EACH, Your Libraries, City of Boroondara, City of Kingston, City of Monash, Whitehorse City Council and Manningham Council.
… between Eastern Community Legal Centre, Whitehorse City Council, Manningham Council, with support from Maroondah City Council, Victoria Police and Elder Right Advocacy. …
Do you share a home with your adult children? Whether your kids have moved back into your home, or you are sharing a space, this presentation will provide tips to maintain harmony in your household and control of your lifestyle. Followed by a morning tea and service provider stalls.
Bookings are essential for this free event.
Register online or call the Manningham Healthy Ageing Team on 9840 9230 to book your spot.
Transport and parking
If you require assistance with transport, please contact Eastern Volunteers (EV) directly for transport bookings on 9870 7822.
Parking is available in the Civic Centre car park.
Hosted by the Eastern Elder Abuse Network (EEAN), a partnership between Eastern Community Legal Centre, Whitehorse City Council, Manningham Council, with support from Maroondah City Council, Victoria Police and Elder Right Advocacy.