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Hold An Event On Council Land form

… Hold An Event On Council Land form Current Confirm eligibility Application … This form is to request approval to hold an event on Council land. Please note: Processing approvals for short … this form, you will need to: have read Does my event need council approval? allow at least 15 minutes to complete the …

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This form is to request approval to hold an event on Council land.

Please note: Processing approvals for short term ad hoc use of our parks requires a minimum of seven working days.

To complete this form, you will need to:

have read Does my event need council approval?
allow at least 15 minutes to complete the form
have your contact and event details ready to enter
have supporting documentation ready to upload

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MC Square meeting rooms

… of flexible rooms that are well equipped and ideal for meetings. On this page 687 Doncaster Road Doncaster VIC …

MC Square Civic Plaza offers a range of flexible rooms that are well equipped and ideal for meetings.

Warrandyte Room

Up to 10 guests seated in boardroom style

Located on level 1, the Warrandyte room can seat up to 10 people. It adjoins the Donvale room and can be hired together and opened up to create one large space to seat 20 people.

Donvale Room

14 guests in theatre style

Located on level 1, the Donvale room adjoins the Warrandyte room and can be hired together and opened up to create one large space to seat 20 people.

Studio 4

14 guests seated in boardroom style

Located on level 2, ideal for small meetings.

Studio 4 can open into Studio 5 for a larger space for up to 28 people.

Studio 5

14 guests seated in boardroom style

Located on level 2, ideal for small meetings.

Studio 5 can open into Studio 4 for a larger space for up to 28 people.

Studio 6 (dance)

50 guests

Located on level 2.

This is a built for purpose dance studio with parquetry flooring, ballet bar and ceiling to floor mirrors.

How much does it cost?

(Prices as at 1st July 2024)

	Community	Commercial
Warrandyte room	$24 per hour	$29 per hour
Donvale room	$24 per hour	$29 per hour
Donvale and Warrandyte rooms	$29 per hour	$34 per hour
Studio 4	$25 per hour	$31 per hour
Studio 5	$18 per hour	$24 per hour
Studio 4 and Studio 5	$29 per hour	$34 per hour
Studio 6 (dance)	$31 per hour	$56 per hour

Council can provide public liability insurance at $26.

Rooms available at MC Square

How much for room hire?

Jump to the pricing table for each room with split pricing for community or commercial hire.

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Have more questions?

Contact our friendly staff with your questions on 9840 9458 or venues@manningham.vic.gov.au.

Venues and Facilities

Arts Manningham Meet Up

Meet other artists, creatives and arts workers in your community. ...

We are launching a Meet Up to connect with artists, creatives and arts workers across Manningham.

For our first event, we'll be testing ideas that will form the Arts Action Plan and sharing what we've heard from the community.

All welcome.

Arts Manningham

Templestowe Central Probus Club meeting

… social events. Come and join in the many club organised meetings, activities, outings and trips. Templestowe Central …

Connect with other like minded retirees and enjoy fun, friendship and social events. Come and join in the many club organised meetings, activities, outings and trips.

Templestowe Central Probus Club meets every second Wednesday of the month, except in January. The club meets at the Manningham Leisure Centre, near the indoor basketball courts.

For more information about our club, please call 0414 234 361 and leave a message for our membership secretary. You can also visit our website or email us at tcprobusclub@outlook.com.

Seniors

Cancer Council Victoria and BreastScreen Victoria Information Session

Presented by Cancer Council Victoria and BreastScreen Victoria, this free session will cover topics such as

keeping yourself and your family healthy
the free national screening programs
ways to prevent cancer and how to undertake free easy and painless screening at home or at a clinic

Content is particularly relevant to those up to 75 years of age, however all welcome.

Places are limited - bookings essential.

Seniors

Bushfire community meeting - Gatters Road Wonga Park

Spend some time with the CFA learning how you can keep you, your family and your friends safe from fires this season. ...

We encourage community members to join the Wonga Park CFA for this Bushfire community meeting.

This session covers fire safety essentials information including:

Local fire risk
What to expect from fire
Preparing for fire
Fire danger ratings
How to stay informed
Seasonal update

Other dates, times and locations:

Emergency aware

Bushfire community meeting - Packham Place Reserve Wonga Park

Bushfires

Emergency

How to submit a petition to Manningham

… A how-to guide on how to submit a petition to Manningham Council so we can take action on an issue. Tags About Council Council Meetings … How to submit a petition to Manningham …

What is a petition?

Petitions are a way that lets you bring an issue of concern to us, so we may take action. It’s important to note that for us to consider a petition, it must relate to the powers of Manningham.

How to get Council to consider my petition?

You can find out what you need include in a petition via Council’s Governance Rules.

For us to consider a petition, it must:

contain a minimum number of 5 signatories for a paper petition, and 10 signatories for an electronic petition;
be in a legible and permanent form of writing, typing or printing;
not be defamatory, indecent, abusive or objectionable in language or substance;
not relate to a matter beyond the powers of Council; and
with the exception of online petitions which have been printed by Council officers, every page of the petition must bear the wording of the whole of the petition and include the name, address and signature of petitioners

To ensure that we’re able to consider your petition, the petition should also include everything Council should consider and the following details of petitioners on every page:

name
address
signature

How to submit my petition?

For us to consider your petition, we must receive the petition by close of business on the Monday before a meeting. We can’t guarantee that we’ll hear any late petitions. We may consider late petitions in the following meeting.

You can submit your petition in the following ways:

Email: GovernanceTeam@manningham.vic.gov.au
Post: PO Box 1, Doncaster, Victoria 3108
In person: Manningham Civic Centre, 699 Doncaster Road, Doncaster 3108

Who will present my petition in the meeting?

A Councillor will present your petition to the Council meeting.

If it’s a ward matter, your ward Councillor will usually be the presenter.

The relevant Council officer will investigate the petition. The lead petitioner will receive advice on the progress of the petition and any action taken.

What if I need help?

We have a petition template you can download that meets the requirements of the Governance Rules.

If you need help or have any questions, please contact us on (03) 9840 9333 or email GovernanceTeam@manningham.vic.gov.au.

Council Meeting news

Mayor Message: Response to petition regarding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags and Welcome to Country

New Mayor and Deputy Mayor elected for Manningham

Welcome to our new Mayor and Deputy Mayor!

Council’s Draft Budget is out for community review!

Andrew Day reappointed as Chief Executive Officer

Manningham welcomes new Mayor

Governance Rules

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Template for Petitions to Council

Template for Petitions to Council

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Council Meetings

Bushfire community meeting - Packham Place Reserve Wonga Park

Spend some time with the CFA learning how you can keep you, your family and your friends safe from fires this season. ...

We encourage community members to join the Wonga Park CFA for this Bushfire community meeting.

This session covers fire safety essentials information including:

Local fire risk
What to expect from fire
Preparing for fire
Fire danger ratings
How to stay informed
Seasonal update

Other dates, times and locations:

Emergency aware

Bushfire community meeting - Gatters Road Wonga Park

Bushfires

Emergency

Does my event need council approval

… Tags Businesses Event organisation … Does my event need council approval …

If you are organising a public or private event in an outdoor Council-owned land such as a park, garden, reserve or street in Manningham, you may require approval.

You will need approval from us if you’re organising a public or private event in our:

parks
gardens
reserves
streets.

We will explain below which events will need approval.

Events that do not require our approval

You will not need approval if your event has:

1-80 attendees
BYO catering that doesn’t require vehicle access into the park
no infrastructure such as marquees, stages, jumping castles
low noise impact
no change to normal traffic and parking conditions.

Events that require our approval

If you are hosting the following types of events, you will need our approval.

Low impact events

If your event has one or more of the following:

81-500 attendees
1-5 caterers or food vendors
limited temporary infrastructure such as less than 5 marquees, additional tables and chairs
low noise impact
low change to traffic and parking conditions.

Minimum notice we require is 6 weeks.

Medium impact events

If your event has one or more of the following:

501–2500 attendees
5-10 caterers or food vendors
moderate temporary infrastructure such as a stage, PA, less than 15 marquees, toilets
moderate noise impact
moderate change to traffic conditions, road closures and parking.

Minimum notice we require is 3 months.

High Impact Events

If your event has one or more of the following:

2501 or more attendees
15 or more caterers or food vendors
substantial temporary infrastructure such as multiple stages, PA, 15 or more marquees, toilets
high noise impact
substantial additional traffic, multiple road closures and changes to traffic and parking conditions.

Minimum notice we require is 6 months.

High risk activities

You will need our approval if your event includes:

alcohol
amusement rides such as jumping castles or inflatables
road closures
any pyrotechnics such as fireworks or firecrackers.

Events on private property

You will not need approval if your event is on:

private property
schools
federal or state owned land.

If your event will impact surrounding areas that includes traffic, noise and waste, please speak to us on how to best manage these impacts.

To help plan your event, download an Information Kit.

Festival and Events - Information Kit

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How to apply for event approval

If you are holding an event and need our approval, please follow the application process.

Submit a request to hold an event on council land form.
We’ll let you know when we’ve received your application and if the date and location you’ve requested is available. We’ll also send you a list of requirements you must submit as part of the approval process.
If your event impacts traffic conditions or parking at a Council owned venue, you will need a traffic management plan. This needs to be approved before event approval can be supplied.
Once your event application has been received, you will be asked to provide supporting documentation, such as:
- Certificate of Public Liability Insurance
- Event Plan
- Risk Management Plan
When all documentation has been received and approved, your event approval will be sent.

Paying bonds

You might need to pay a bond if your event is on Manningham land. The amount for a bond ranges from $50 to $5,000. The bond amount will depend on the size and nature of the event.

The purpose of a bond is to cover costs if there’s damage to any:

infrastructure, including trees
bollards
pathways.

Bonds will also cover any costs to replace gate keys or charges to clean leftover waste.

You’ll receive a full refund after a post site inspection if we determine there’s no requirement for reinstatement.

Demonstrations, rallies and public assemblies

If you are planning on organising a demonstration, rally, or public assembly on Manningham Council land let us know so that we can communicate to nearby stakeholders, residents or businesses that may be impacted.

Prior to reaching out to us you must contact Victoria Police for advice and to discuss potential police resourcing.

Complete our online webform to tell us about your public assembly, demonstration or rally on Manningham Council land.

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Festival and Events - Information Kit

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Festival and Events - Grant Guidelines

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Annual report

… Manningham Council produces an Annual Report that provides the community … of our operations during the financial year. Tags About Council Strategies, Plans and Policies … Annual report …

In accordance with the requirements of the Local Government Act 2020, Manningham Council produces an Annual Report that provides the community with an update of Council's operations during the financial year and contains a range of information including:

A review of Council’s performance against the Council Plan
An overview of the legislative, economic and other factors that have had an impact on Council's performance
Major policy initiatives, operations and works undertaken
Performance statement and financial statements
Activities and services delivered by Council
Achievements and challenges for the year.

Manningham Council Annual Report 2023/24

Manningham Council Annual Report 2023/24

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Manningham Council Annual Report 2022/23

Manningham Council Annual Report 2022/23

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Manningham Council Annual Report 2021/22

Manningham Council Annual Report 2021/22

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Manningham Council Annual Report 2020/21

Manningham Council Annual Report 2020/21

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Manningham Council Annual Report 2019/2020

Manningham Council Annual Report 2019/2020

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Manningham Council Annual Report 2018/2019

Manningham Council Annual Report 2018/2019

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Manningham Council Annual Report 2017/2018

Manningham Council Annual Report 2017/2018

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Manningham Council Annual Report 2016/2017

Manningham Council Annual Report 2016/2017

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Manningham Council Annual Report 2015/2016

Manningham Council Annual Report 2015/2016

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Manningham Council Annual Report 2014/2015

Manningham Council Annual Report 2014/2015

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Manningham Council Annual Report 2013/2014

Manningham Council Annual Report 2013/2014

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Strategies, Plans and Policies

Manningham Matters in your language

… other than English. Stay up to date with the latest council and community information and news translated into … Manningham Matters articles translated into Persian. Council information in your language We have translated some …

Stay up to date with the latest council and community information and news translated into our top languages other than English.

عربي - Arabic

اقرأ مقالات مختارة من مجلة مانينغهام ماترز مترجمة إلى اللغة العربية.

Read selected Manningham Matters articles translated into Arabic.

简体中文 - Chinese Simplified

阅读翻译成简体中文的 Manningham Matters 精选文章。

Read selected Manningham Matters articles translated into Simplified Chinese.

繁體中文 - Chinese Traditional

閱讀翻譯成繁體中文的 Manningham Matters 精選文章。

Read selected Manningham Matters articles translated into Traditional Chinese.

Ελληνικά - Greek

Διαβάστε επιλεγμένα άρθρα του Manningham Matters μεταφρασμένα στα ελληνικά.

Read selected Manningham Matters articles translated into Greek.

Italiano - Italian

Leggi alcuni articoli selezionati di Manningham Matters tradotti in Italiano.

Read selected Manningham Matters articles translated into Italian.

فارسی - Persian

مقالات منتخب Manningham Matters ترجمه شده به فارسی را بخوانید.

Read selected Manningham Matters articles translated into Persian.

Council information in your language

We have translated some our most important information into our most used languages. You can read about waste and recycling, planning and permits, parking, roads and footpaths, family services and more.

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Do you need an interpreter?

Communicate with us through the Translating and Interpreting Service if you do not speak or understand English.

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Submit a news story

Have a great story? Get in touch with us and share your club or community groups story for our eNews or Manningham Matters.

Submit a story

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Manningham Nature Walks Eucalypt Identification Walk

… Identification Walk Environment and sustainability Join Council's Biodiversity Planner Cathy Willis for a walk …

Join Council's Biodiversity Planner Cathy Willis for a walk identifying most Manningham’s eucalypt species in the field.

Details:

Rating: Moderate (mostly easy with one steep section)
Distance: 1.5 km
Time: 2 hrs
Wear: Sturdy shoes and weather-appropriate clothing.
Bring: A water bottle.
Meeting point: Pound Bend picnic area in Warrandyte State Park (in the carpark near the tunnel at the southern end).

If you can no longer attend, please cancel via Eventbrite.

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View public documents and registers

… such as public disclosure documents. Tags About Council Governance … View public documents and registers …

Documents Available for Public Inspection

Council has made available for public inspection the following documents. The documents can also be viewed at the Council Offices 699 Doncaster Road, Doncaster.

Overseas and Interstate Travel Register

Details of overseas or interstate travel (other than interstate travel by land for less than 3 days) undertaken in an official capacity by any Councillor or member of Council staff in the previous 12 months, including:

the name of the Councillor or member of Council staff; and
the dates on which the travel began and ended; and
the destination of the travel; and
the purpose of the travel; and
the total cost to the Council of the travel, including accommodation cost

Councillor and Officer's Interstate and Overseas Travel Register

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The Agendas and Minutes of all Ordinary and Special Meetings of Council

Agenda and Minutes of Ordinary and Special meetings of Council held in the previous 12 months are available for inspection online.

You can view and/or download a copy of a Council agenda or minutes.

Freedom of Information requests

Open space contributions and expenditure

The request sought access to Council Open Space contributions and expenditure; specifically, a report showing money in and money out, for FY 20/21, FY 21/22 and FY22/23. Manningham Council processed this request under the Freedom of Information Act 1982 Vic.

Document context

Figures published online regarding expenditure in our annual report and quarterly capital expenditure report, may differ from the documents provided here, as projects undertaken by Manningham for open spaces will have funding from the open space, resort, recreation and reserve (RRR) account, as well as other source funding which contributes to the overall budget. The request sought access to open space contributions and expenditure, therefore the documents provided relate only to open space RRR expenditure.

Please note at the bottom of each document, publicly available material has been extracted from Manningham’s Annual reports 2020/2021, 2021/2022 and 2022/2023. These figures show the relevant open space contributions, that is money being transferred to and from the open space RRR account.

Open space contributions and expenditure release documents

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Procurement cards January and February 2024

The request sought access to copies of all corporate credit card statements for January and February 2024 with specific details being made ‘Not Relevant’ to the scope of the request. Manningham Council processed this request under the Freedom of Information Act 1982 Vic.

Document context

The Council is committed to affective use of Procurement Cards which are issued on an operational needs’ basis, with varying ranges of limits according to the cardholders role in the organisation.
Guided by our Procurement Card Policy and in conjunction with our Procurement Policy, we employ strict control features to ensure accountability and transparency across all purchases made via Procurement Cards. For specific details on how we use Procurement Cards visit Procurement Card Policy.

Procurement card statements January-February 2024

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Council Rate information for financial year 2023/24

The request sought access to summary data within the financial year 2023/24 relating to Council Rates, with some data relating to rates in arrears and the number of properties on payment plans. Manningham Council processed this request under the Freedom of Information Act 1982 Vic.

Document context

The total rates billed is related to rates only and does include Supplementary Valuation adjustments.

The number of notices issued figure includes properties that may be non-rateable, and only receive a fire levy and/or waste charge on their notice.

The monetary figure of rates in arrears is based on the rates and the interest on rates only. It does not include fire levy or waste charges or their interest charges.

The number of individuals on a payment plan is classified as live data, that was extracted as at the date your request was submitted.

No applications to request Rates to be waived, were received during the financial year.

The figure of rates refunded relates to rate overpayments on properties.

Council Rate information for financial year 2023/24

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Other information requests released

Council Waste Levy 2023/24

The request sought access to the yearly billed revenue from the Council Waste Levy charged to all households/premises (what is on the rates notices) and the yearly allocated spending. Manningham Council processed this request informally, via Administrative access (not under the Freedom of information Act 1982 Vic).

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The total Waste Service Charge income budgeted for 2023/24 is $17.496 million. The budgeted spend on waste related activities for 2023/24 is $18.552 million. Waste revenue is based on the number of projected units (including requests for new or changed service throughout the financial year).

Income is in our 2023/24 Budget document.

Adopted Budget 2023/24

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The budgeted spend on waste related activities for 2023/24 is $18.552 million. The document provided shows the breakdown of budgeted spend waste related activities.

Other Information Request - Council Waste Levy 2023/25

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S5 Instrument of Delegation – Council to CEO – 27 May 2025

S5 Instrument of Delegation – Council to CEO – 27 May 2025

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S6 Instrument of Delegation - Council to Members of Council Staff - 12 December 2023

S6 Instrument of Delegation - Council to Members of Council Staff - 12 December 2023

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S7 Instrument of Sub-Delegation by CEO - April 2023

S7 Instrument of Sub-Delegation by CEO - April 2023

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S12 Instrument of Delegation - Municipal Building Surveyor - March 2017

S12 Instrument of Delegation - Municipal Building Surveyor - March 2017

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S14 - Instrument of Delegation Vicsmart Applications 31 August 2020

S14 - Instrument of Delegation Vicsmart Applications 31 August 2020

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S15 - Instrument of Appointment and Authorisation (FOI Act only)

S15 - Instrument of Appointment and Authorisation (FOI Act only)

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S17 - Instrument of Appointment and Authorisation (Oaths and Affirmations Act 2018)

S17 - Instrument of Appointment and Authorisation (Oaths and Affirmations Act 2018)

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S18 - Instrument of Sub-delegation under the EPA 2017 - 28 September 2021

S18 - Instrument of Sub-delegation under the EPA 2017 - 28 September 2021

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S19A Instrument of Delegation of the MFPO under Country Fire Authority Act 1958 - October 2023

S19A Instrument of Delegation of the MFPO under Country Fire Authority Act 1958 - October 2023

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S19B Instrument of Delegation of the MFPO under the Fire Rescue Victoria Act 1958 - October 2023

S19B Instrument of Delegation of the MFPO under the Fire Rescue Victoria Act 1958 - October 2023

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Council Lease Register

A document containing details of all leases involving land which were entered into by the Council as lessor, including the lessee and the terms and the value of the lease.

Manningham Council Lease Register

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Register of Authorisations

A register maintained under section 224(1A) of the Local Government Act 1989 of authorised officers appointed under that section.

Authorised Officers Register

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List of Grants and Donations

A list of donations and grants made by the Council in the previous 12 months, including the names of persons who, or bodies which, have received a donation or grant and the amount of each donation or grant.

The list of Grants and Donations is available for inspection at the Council officers, please Governance team to arrange a suitable time.

Personal Interests Returns

The Local Government Act 2020 (Act) and the Local Government (Governance and Integrity) Regulations 2020 (the regulations) require that a summary of information submitted in Personal Interests Returns be made available to the public. The Chief Executive Officer must prepare a summary of the personal interests disclosed in the last personal interests return lodged. This summary must be made available on Council’s website and available for inspection at Council’s office. The following provides the categories under which all details must be disclosed on a Personal Interests Return form as required under section 8 of the Regulations.

Summary of PIR - Councillors

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Summary of PIR - CEO and Nominated Officers

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To find out further information in regards to any of these documents please contact our Governance Team on 9840 9333 or via email manningham@manningham.vic.gov.au.

Governance

Kids composting workshop

Come along and learn how to compost, worm farm and bokashi to make a meaningful difference to the planet and help reduce food waste. ...

Come along and learn how to compost, worm farm and bokashi to make a meaningful difference to the planet and help reduce food waste.

Learn some science behind composting, fun facts about worms and become an expert at indoor composting.

Meet some real live worms and learn some tips to boost their breeding and appetite!

Who is it for?

The workshop is aimed at primary and secondary school aged children.

Waste and Recycling

Aussie Backyard Bird Count - Breakfast with the Birds

Participate in the Aussie Backyard Bird Count with a morning walk with ecologist John Harris. ...

Join local ecologist John Harris as he takes you on a journey through Warrandyte State Park’s Fourth Hill.

John will undertake a bird survey and help you identify birds found in the Warrandyte area.

Walk rating: 3km moderate walk, includes steep and narrow sections, creek crossing, slippery sections and tripping hazards.

Food and snacks

A light breakfast will be provided at the end of the walk.

If you have any special dietary requirements, we recommend bringing your own food and snacks.

What to bring and wear

Bring a water bottle, wear solid shoes, weather appropriate clothing and bring your own binoculars so you don't miss a thing!

Download the Aussie Bird Count Smartphone Application on Android and Apple before the walk and bring your smartphone on the day.

Where to meet

The meeting place will be at Gold Memorial Drive Picnic Ground. 10 minutes before the walk starts.

Please note: the nature walk could be cancelled due to extreme weather.

This event is part our Manningham Spring Outdoors Series, where we offer a range of fun outdoor activities across Manningham.

You can also check what’s happening across other Councils by visiting the Spring Outdoors website.

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Keep up to date with our latest environment and sustainability events.

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Spring Outdoors

Reptile Encounters at Bulleen Plaza

Meet the Rainbow Serpent and Threatened and Endangered Species are two fun, free events for kids in January at Bulleen Plaza. Animal Face Painting after each show.Meet the Rainbow Serpent Show - Thursday 23 January11am-12pm and12.30pm-1.30pm...

Meet the Rainbow Serpent and Threatened and Endangered Species are two fun, free events for kids in January at Bulleen Plaza.

Meet the Rainbow Serpent - Thursday 23 January

11.00am - 12.00pm
12.30pm - 1.30pm

Threatened and Endangered Species - Thursday 30 January

11.00am - 12.00pm
12.30pm - 1.30pm

Animal face painting will be available after each show.

Little Kev's Playgroup

Monday morning playgroup for 0-5 year olds...

Looking for a way to meet other parents and relax as your children play in a safe and friendly environment?

Little Kev’s is a playgroup for 0-5 year old children which runs Monday mornings during the school term and meets in the church gathering space.

You'll connect with other parents whilst your little one/s enjoy nursery rhymes, sensory play, books and more.

Come along for a free session and get to know other local families at St Kevin's Parish Playgroup.

Registration is required.

Artlinks art group at Warrandyte

Artlinks is a creative art group which meets weekly at the Seniors Citizens Centre in Warrandyte. ...

Artlinks is a creative art group which meets weekly at the Seniors Citizens Centre in Warrandyte.

The program is about getting together, meeting new people, whilst enjoying art and craft projects. No art skill required!

Bring your own project to work on, or be guided through a group activity.

Stay for the morning or join in the activities.

Contact Trentwood Community House for further details and about transport options, or a My Aged care referral if you are over 65 years of age.

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