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… Communicating with others online: Zoom, WhatsApp, Facetime and more Seniors Do you use your smartphone to make voice calls and not much more? Whether you're travelling or you've got … afar! Find out how to make video calls, send messages and more. Seniors Seniors month … Communicating with …
… Badminton and Table Tennis at DISC Seniors Enjoy discounted entry to play badminton and table tennis at Manningham DISC on Mondays during Seniors Month. For ages 50 plus. Badminton 12:30pm – 3:00pm Table Tennis …
Enjoy discounted entry to play badminton and table tennis at Manningham DISC on Mondays during Seniors Month.
For ages 50 plus.
- Badminton 12:30pm – 3:00pm
- Table Tennis 10:00am – 12:00pm and 12:30pm – 3:00pm
Customers must show their Seniors Card or mention Seniors Month to receive the discount.
… Balance, Posture and Stretching at Ajani Seniors Come and Try - free trial class for balance, posture and stretching. With a combination of …
Come and Try - free trial class for balance, posture and stretching.
With a combination of guided stretches and posture correction, you’ll leave feeling more aligned, relaxed, and stronger.
Whether you’re new to exercise or just looking to improve your mobility, this class will support your goals in a comfortable, welcoming environment.
… Live Fit for Men Seniors Under the supervision of a qualified fitness trainer, this class is designed for men over 50 who want to maintain strength, improve balance and stay active in a fun and supportive environment. Whether …
Under the supervision of a qualified fitness trainer, this class is designed for men over 50 who want to maintain strength, improve balance and stay active in a fun and supportive environment.
Whether you're looking to build muscle, improve mobility or reduce your risk of falls, this free trial class is for you!
… Electrify Your Life with Solar Savers - Solar, Batteries and Electric Vehicle (EV) Chargers Environment and sustainability UPDATE: This event has passed. View the webinar recording . By going all-electric and improving the efficiency of your home, you can improve …
UPDATE: This event has passed. View the webinar recording.
By going all-electric and improving the efficiency of your home, you can improve comfort and lower your energy bills.
Solar Savers is a local government initiative that helps residents go electric with trustworthy suppliers and quality products.
The Solar Savers program is expanding to provide greater choice, with more products and suppliers.
Join a series of informative webinars during August 2025 to learn about the exciting new offerings.
Session 1: Solar, batteries and EV chargers
In this presentation, the Solar Savers team will cover:
- solar PV systems
- batteries
- EV chargers
Learn how these products work and their benefits. You will also hear from Solar Savers' panel of trusted suppliers, who will answer common questions about these products.
Join us at further sessions throughout August:
| Heat Pump Hot Water Systems | Wednesday 20 August 12:00pm |
| Split Systems (Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning) | Thursday 21 August 12:00pm |
| Induction Cooktops | Tuesday 26 August 12:00pm |
| Insulation and Draught Proofing | Wednesday 27 August 7:00pm |
| Home Energy Assessments | Thursday 28 August 7:00pm |
Electrify Your Life
This event is part of our Electrify Your Life program, which supports residents to go all-electric at home, creating a brighter Manningham. Learn how to make the switch at Electrify Your Life.
… Climate optimism and action with Lee Constable and Ivy Sheng Environment and … sustainability presenter and edu-tainer. She is best known for hosting Network 10 kids’ science TV show Scope, as well … nurture a connection to nature, and foster community for a stronger, more resilient future. Registration for this …
Come along to our 2025 Inspired Living Series panel to participate in an all-ages discussion on climate optimism and action.
Lee Constable
Lee is a science and sustainability presenter and edu-tainer. She is best known for hosting Network 10 kids’ science TV show Scope, as well as appearing on Studio 10 and War on Waste. Lee is the author of How to Save the Whole Stinkin’ Planet: A Garbological Adventure and How to Save the Whole Blinkin' Planet: A Renewable Energy Adventure. Lee uses comedy and humour on and off screen to reach untapped audiences and tackle the often-daunting topic of climate change.
Ivy Sheng
Ivy is a 16-year-old student and youth advocate who is passionate about democracy, civic participation and community-led climate action. She is the creator and host of Taught, Not Told, a podcast that bridges generational gaps by sharing practical life lessons and personal stories from guests with diverse experiences – helping young people find clarity, direction and hope in an uncertain world. Ivy volunteers with the Australian Youth Climate Coalition and City of Boroondara’s ‘Youth Voice’ reference group, where she works to make climate conversations more inclusive, grounded and hopeful.
Inspired Living Series – keynote speaker events
Our 2025 Inspired Living Series showcases five insightful, not-to-be-missed evenings. The series will introduce you to a diverse lineup of local keynote speakers who will offer unique insights on embracing sustainability.
Topics range from sustainable food to low waste lifestyles. Each speaker will share their journey – inspiring our audience to embrace positive choices, nurture a connection to nature, and foster community for a stronger, more resilient future.
Registration for this event is required.
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… North East Link Find out what we're advocating for with the North East Link Project. The State Government has now commenced works for the North East Link Program (NELP). For NELP and construction information and updates Call 1800 105 105 or …
The State Government has now commenced works for the North East Link Program (NELP).
For NELP and construction information and updates
- Call 1800 105 105 or visit Big Build
The project will include construction of the North East Link Tunnels, which will connect the Metropolitan ring road (M80) and Eastern Freeway (M3), as well as:
- the completion of the Ring Road in Greensborough
- an overhaul the Eastern Freeway
- Melbourne’s first dedicated busway
- the North East Trail – more than 34km of walking and cycling paths.
North East Link is split into five construction packages, with the following three located in Manningham:
- Central/tunnels
- South
- East
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Manningham Council is continuing to work diligently alongside North East Link Program and State Government on all aspects of the project. We are committed to representing community interests with the aim of mitigating impacts, as far practicable, to the community.
Bulleen Park sporting facilities redevelopment
Redevelopment works commenced at Bulleen Park in March 2025, as major works progressed for the North East Link tunnels and connection to the Eastern Freeway.
As part of North East Link, Bulleen Park is being upgraded to transform local sporting facilities and spaces to cater for the needs of the wider community in Melbourne’s north east.
Who is managing the redevelopment of Bulleen Park?
The project is being delivered by Development Victoria on behalf of North East Link.
Development Victoria previously managed the construction of Powerful Owl Park in Templestowe, which was delivered in June 2024.
We will continue to work closely with both parties and advocate for our community.
Built Environs will be the head contractor for the redevelopment, working alongside Williams Ross Architects, to complete the design.
User groups and the community will be kept informed of progress and milestones via the Development Victoria website.
You can find the latest updates in the monthly Bulleen Park site bulletin delivered by NELP and DV.
Getting to Bulleen Park
Throughout the redevelopment, traffic conditions around Bulleen Park are subject to change based on North East Link works. Please ensure that you plan ahead and allow additional time when arriving or leaving Bulleen Park, particularly during peak periods.
Signage will be in place at the entrance to Bulleen Park to assist you with entering and direct you towards the available car parking and sporting fields, which will remain in use.
Entry to Bulleen Park by car is via the Bulleen Park Access Road.
If arriving on foot or by bicycle, there is also a public pedestrian access on the south side of the Bulleen Park Access Road.
A large temporary carpark has been built in the far west of Bulleen Park. The front area of Bulleen Park nearby to Bulleen Road continues to support construction related to the North East Link.
A pedestrian path has been built from the large temporary car cark to the existing pavilion and signage and lighting has been installed along the path and within the temporary car park. Signage helps guide to pedestrian pathways.
What is happening on site
Construction fencing has been placed around some areas in the northern area of Bulleen Park where construction is taking place.
A staged construction will occur with the first oval and pavilion in the east to commence first, followed by the second pavilion and existing ovals.
Sporting activities and public access to walking trails will continue throughout construction outside of any fenced off areas.
Allocations
We will continue to manage all allocations for Bulleen Park throughout and at the conclusion of the redevelopment.
Please be aware, while existing operations are continuing, we will not be accepting any additional usage at Bulleen Park until project completion, unless under extenuating circumstances, (i.e., due to ground conditions for clubs with approved allocation).
Powerful Owl Park
Manningham's newest and much anticipated soccer facility, Powerful Owl Park is now completed.
Development Victoria worked in conjunction with North East Link Program (NELP) to deliver the facility to ensure community impacts are minimised by changes at Bulleen Park.
We will manage the facility on behalf of NELP, as part of the overall management of Manningham sporting reserves, and in accordance with required conditions of use.
- Manningham submission Doncaster Park and Ride UDLP September 2024PDF21.18 MBUPDATED: 23 September 2024download
Environment
Tree planting
NELP will plant two replacement trees for every tree removed during construction of the project.
A key objective for Council is to ensure that the loss of tree canopy and vegetation is minimised and mitigated. We're working closely with NELP to identify appropriate locations for early tree planting to occur to allow the new canopy to establish. Some early planting has already occurred across various locations in Manningham, including Katrina Reserve (Doncaster) and Finns Reserve (Lower Templestowe).
Council has planted more than 500 trees since 2022 within various reserves in Manningham on behalf of NELP. We will continue to support the early planting program.
River Red Gum, Bulleen
The historic 300 year old River Red Gum on Bridge Street in Bulleen is in close proximity to major North East Link works and must be protected. This tree is a local landmark, pre-dates European settlement and is an important example of our environmental heritage.
We will continue to regularly attend when works are being undertaken near the tree to ensure that appropriate mitigation measures are undertaken.
Air quality and noise
We are continuing to advocate to NELP and other State authorities to ensure that all appropriate measures are taken to mitigate the air quality impacts of the project on the health and wellbeing of the local community.
We are also working closely with NELP to ensure that noise associated with construction is mitigated as far as practicable. Any noise emitting works that may exceed noise levels are also planned to occur either during the day or early in the night, as far as practicable.
Affected residents are also notified prior to the works that noise may occur during a time period with a direct NELP contact provided to them to call where concerns are raised.
Related North East Link news
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… Wildlife Gardening Seminar Series - Attracting native bees and butterflies into the garden Environment and sustainability Native bees and butterflies are great … garden. There are many things you can do to attract them for a visit – and to even reside in your garden. This …
Native bees and butterflies are great pollinators and beautiful additions to any garden. There are many things you can do to attract them for a visit – and to even reside in your garden.
This workshop will introduce you to the wonderful world of native bees and butterflies, their role in nature as pollinators and as an important player in the food web. This is all in addition to the splash of colour, movement and beauty they bring to a garden.
Topics covered:
- Introduction to native bees
- Different types of bees: native, introduced, social and solitary
- Pollination services
- Habitat needs of native bees
- The world of bee hotels
- Introduction to butterflies
- Lifecycle of butterflies and pollinators
- Impacts of chemical use in the garden
- How to attract more butterflies to your garden
Wildlife Gardening Seminar Series
This series of workshops by Sustainable Gardening Australia aims to give you the skills and knowledge to plan and build a wildlife friendly garden at home. All seminars are at Currawong Bush Park Conference Centre, Reynolds Road Doncaster East. Supper is at 6:45pm and the seminar begins at 7:00pm sharp.
… Challenging assumptions and stereotypes about ageing with Linda Black Seniors Does it … like that? We often hear the phrase 'a work in progress' and it's usually used in the context of younger people. But … find out why you’ve never stopped being a work in progress and that you can reconnect with that sense of yourself. …
Does it feel that you have things to do, places to go, people to meet…. but something’s missing?
Does it seem that, in retirement, your life has lost a sense of meaning or that you’re just marking time? What if it doesn’t need to be like that?
We often hear the phrase 'a work in progress' and it's usually used in the context of younger people. But what if it's always true, no matter our age?
In this interactive session you’ll get the chance to explore that missing bit. To find out why you’ve never stopped being a work in progress and that you can reconnect with that sense of yourself.
Participants will need to have a pen and paper in order to fully participate.
… Find an environmental grant or rebate Find out what climate and environment related grants and rebates are available to … promote sustainability. Learn about the support available for individuals and groups working on projects that help … grants Learn about grants to help property owners care for their land, including tree planting, weed removal and …
As part of our commitment to addressing climate change, we encourage our community to adopt more sustainable practices. One way we support this is through grants and rebates that promote sustainability.
Learn about the support available for individuals and groups working on projects that help improve the sustainability of Manningham's natural environment.
Creating a clean and renewable future
As part of our climate change response, we're focused on building a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable future. We're reducing emissions in Council operations, managing energy, water, and waste responsibly, and empowering our community through awareness, education and support to do the same.
Support to electrify your home
Support is available to help you go all-electric. Use the links below to find out about discounts, loans and rebates on offer through State Government and Federal Government initiatives.
Grants and initiatives from other organisations
State and federal governments, along with their partners, offer various loans, financial support, and incentives for sustainability projects.
For individuals
- Conservation Covenants - Trust for Nature
- Victorian Landcare Grants - Victorian Government
- Electric vehicle duty concession - State Revenue Office
- Electric vehicle registration discount - Vic Roads
- Solar for apartments - Solar Victoria
For community groups
- Liveable Communities, Liveable Waterways Program - Melbourne Water
For businesses
- Business Renewables Buying Group - City of Yarra
- Victorian Energy Upgrades - Victorian Government
… Doncaster and Templestowe Art Society Spring Exhibition Art exhibitions … work. The art show will be open 10.00am to 3.00pm daily. For more information, go to Doncaster Templestowe Artists Society . Old Shire Offices Whats On … Doncaster and Templestowe Art Society Spring Exhibition …
An exhibition of local artists showing mixed media of member's work.
The art show will be open 10.00am to 3.00pm daily.
For more information, go to Doncaster Templestowe Artists Society.
… Women's only swim and gym evenings Health and fitness These sessions provide … Sunday of each month, this evening is designed exclusively for women to enjoy access to the pool, along with new … gym floor from 8.30pm to10.00pm, with female staff on hand for guidance All programs are run by female-only staff,. …
These sessions provide women exclusive access to Aquarena 's facilities, ensuring privacy and cultural sensitivity while promoting physical well-being and community engagement.
Held on the last Sunday of each month, this evening is designed exclusively for women to enjoy access to the pool, along with new additions: a Dance Fusion group fitness class and Open Gym access.
- A vibrant Dance Fusion class from 8:15pm to 9:15pm
- The introduction of a NEW Aqua Aerobics session! 8:30pm to 9:30pm
- Open access to the gym floor from 8.30pm to10.00pm, with female staff on hand for guidance
All programs are run by female-only staff,.
Casual entry is $8.80 for adults and $7.70 for children. The event remains free for members.
Entry is between 8.15pm and 8.30pm, after which the doors will be locked and set to exit only.
More information at Active Manningham.
… Awards Our new awards program recognises individuals and groups who’ve made exceptional contributions to the … of the Year. More than 70 nominations were received for the 2025 awards, highlighting many outstanding … a light on those who go above and beyond. Nominations for the 2026 Manningham Community Awards will open in March. …
Congratulations to the winners of the Manningham Community Awards, which were announced on 16 September 2025.
The awards program celebrated individuals and groups who have gone above and beyond in making Manningham a better place to live, work and visit over the past 12 months.
The awards recognise achievements in 8 categories, with one of these category winners named Manningham Citizen of the Year.
More than 70 nominations were received for the 2025 awards, highlighting many outstanding achievements across the community. Thank you to everyone who helped shine a light on those who go above and beyond.
Nominations for the 2026 Manningham Community Awards will open in March. We look forward to learning about more of the incredible people and groups who contribute to the Manningham community.
Congratulations to the 2025 winners and finalists
Leon Moore
Bulleen Tennis Club
Chinese Senior Citizens Club
Warrandyte Arts Association
Warrandyte Pink Ladies
Men's Shed at Veneto Club
Kevin Heinze Grow
Niosha Khademideljou
Winners and finalists
Winners and finalists
Citizen of the Year
Selected by the judging panel from the eligible category award winners for their outstanding contribution to the Manningham community in the past 12 months.
Leon Moore
Doreen Stoves Excellence in Volunteering
Recognising an individual who has demonstrated an ongoing commitment to volunteerism.
Winner: Leon Moore
Leon established the Laughing All Abilities Really Friendly Singers (LAARFS). The choir, which meets weekly, has more than 70 members, who live with chronic conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, cancer and dementia.
Finalists:
Brenda Humphreys
Sandrajane Vincent-Corry
Active Community
Recognising an individual or group who has contributed to community participation in active lifestyles, sports or physical activity.
Winner: Bulleen Tennis Club
Under the committee’s leadership, the club’s facilities have been transformed with upgrades including court resurfacing and new lighting. Membership has grown by more than 70% with expanded junior and senior competitions, veterans’ tennis and social play.
Finalists:
Ruffey Runners
Tony Gibson
Ageing Well
Recognising an individual or group who has contributed to enhancing the lives of older residents, fostering social connection, safety or active ageing.
Winner: Chinese Senior Citizens Club of Manningham Inc.
With more than 1000 members and 200 volunteers, the club is one of the largest in Manningham. It has delivered more than 60 free weekly classes, as well as educational talks, performances and major cultural celebrations over the past year.
Finalists:
Richard Davis
Scones Together
Artistic Achievement
Recognising an individual or group who has contributed to Manningham’s creative community, sparking artistic, cultural or creative expression.
Winner: Warrandyte Arts Association
The association has supported more than 170 members across several groups including life drawing, pottery, writing and theatre.
Finalists:
Jazz in the Park
Now and Not Yet Gallery
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.
Winner: Warrandyte Pink Ladies
The group has been passionate in their efforts to raise funds, awareness and support for those affected by breast cancer.
Finalists:
Ajani Neighbourhood House
United Muslim Migrants Association of Victoria
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.
Winner: Men’s Shed at the Veneto Club
The group has created a welcoming and supportive space for men of all ages and backgrounds to connect, share, support one another, and improve men’s mental health.
Finalists:
CareNet
Kathy Monley
Inclusive Community
Recognising an individual or group who has actively contributed to community accessibility, inclusivity or diversity.
Winner: Kevin Heinze Grow
The organisation’s inclusive, nature-based programs support people of all abilities. These include Café Kevin, which provides hospitality training and the Grow Program that offers experience in gardening, cooking and sustainability.
Finalists:
Catalyst Training and Disability Services
Zakir Fakhri
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.
Winner: Niosha Khademideljou
A former Manningham Youth Advisory Committee member, Niosha is now a crisis supporter with Lifeline Naarm and has helped provide children’s spiritual education classes and inclusive school holiday festivals.
Finalists:
David Edgecombe
Sina Emadi
How are the awards judged?
Nominations were assessed against a set criteria and reviewed by the judging panel. This year’s panel included the Manningham Mayor, Director Connected Communities, the previous Citizen of Year recipient (in 2025 this will be the previous Manningham Civic Awards Citizen of the Year) and 2 members of Council’s advisory committees.
Eligibility and Terms and Conditions
Find out more about nomination eligibility and what is required of the winners.
Eligibility
To be eligible for nomination, the nominee must meet the following criteria:
The nominee must reside in Manningham.
Nominators must have the permission of the person/group they are nominating, prior to applying.
Previous recipients of the Manningham Community Awards, or preceding Manningham Civic Awards, are ineligible to receive the same Award within a 10-year period.
For the Manningham Young Achiever Award, the nominee must be under 25 years old on 30 June of the nominating year.
Manningham Councillors, Manningham Council employees, Manningham Council Programs and Committees, State and Federal politicians are not eligible, but are encouraged to nominate others.
Nomination Terms and Conditions
Self-nominations are accepted, however written references will be required to support the nomination.
Nominees can only be nominated once and in a single category. Nominations across multiple categories are not accepted. However, multiple supporting documents can be attached to the nomination.
All questions on the nomination form must be answered.
All nominators will be told the outcome of their application in August 2025, with each category having a maximum of three finalists.
The winner of each category will be amongst the notified finalists and will be announced at the Awards Ceremony in September 2025.
All finalists must be able to attend the Award Ceremony on Tuesday 16 September 2025.
Each finalist will be issued a complimentary ticket plus two tickets for additional guests (3 in total per finalist).
The winner of each category must be willing to share their achievements within the 12 months following the award, including promotional campaigns and photo opportunities.
The winner of the Manningham Citizen of the Year Award will be invited to join the assessment panel for the subsequent year’s awards.
Unsuccessful nominees and finalists may be re-nominated in subsequent years.
The decision of the judging panel is final, and no correspondence will be entered into in respect of the decision.
Manningham Citizen of the Year Award
This award is not open for direct nomination.
The Citizen of the Year will be chosen by the judging panel from the winners of all other categories, excluding:
The Manningham Community Excellence Award.
Any category winner which was a group, not an individual.
The panel will assess each eligible finalist for their outstanding contribution to the Manningham community within the last 12 months.
This is an individual-only award.
There is no age limit on this award.
Doreen Stoves Excellence in Volunteering Award
The nominee must have demonstrated ongoing commitment to volunteerism over the past 12 months and reflect the values and dedication exemplified by the late Doreen Stoves AM PSM JP.
This is an individual-only award.
There is no age limit on this award.
Manningham Active Community Award
The nominee must have contributed to community participation in active lifestyles, sports or physical activity in Manningham over the past 12 months.
This is an individual or group award.
There is no age limit on this award.
Manningham Ageing Well Award
The nominee must have contributed to enhancing the lives of older residents in Manningham, fostering social connection, safety or active ageing over the last 12 months.
This is an individual or group award.
There is no age limit on this award.
Manningham Artistic Achievement Award
The nominee must have contributed to Manningham’s creative community, sparking artistic, cultural or creative expression in the last 12 months.
This is an individual or group award.
There is no age limit on this award.
Manningham Community Excellence Award
The nominee must have delivered outstanding programs or initiatives contributing to the wellbeing, development, and cohesion of the Manningham community over the last 12 months.
This is a community organisation or group award.
There is no age limit on this award.
Manningham Community Health and Wellbeing Award
The nominee must have enhanced health, wellbeing or resilience within the Manningham community, whether through advocacy, program development or direct service delivery over the last 12 months.
This is an individual or group award.
There is no age limit on this award.
Manningham Inclusive Community Award
The nominee must have actively contributed to community accessibility, inclusivity or diversity in Manningham over the last 12 months.
This is an individual or group award.
There is no age limit on this award.
Manningham Young Achiever Award
The nominee must have made a positive impact within the Manningham Community through demonstrated leadership, innovation or commitment to helping others over the last 12 months.
This is an individual-only award.
The nominee must be under 25 years old on 30 June 2025.
2026 Nominations
Nominations for the 2026 Manningham Community Awards will open in March.
We look forward to learning about more of the incredible people and groups who contribute to the Manningham community.
… Circuit training for teen girls Manningham Girls Can A fun, beginner-friendly workout designed just for teen girls! This class will take place in a supportive, … simple circuit exercises that improve strength, fitness, and coordination—no experience needed. For ages 15 to 24 …
A fun, beginner-friendly workout designed just for teen girls!
This class will take place in a supportive, private gym floor space, making it the perfect place to build confidence while getting active.
You’ll move through a series of simple circuit exercises that improve strength, fitness, and coordination—no experience needed.
For ages 15 to 24 years old.
What do I wear? comfortable exercise clothes and shoes
What do I bring? Towel and drink bottle
… Women's only swim and gym evenings Manningham Girls Can These sessions provide … engagement. These evenings are designed exclusively for women to enjoy access to the pool, along with new … gym floor from 8.30pm to10.00pm, with female staff on hand for guidance Access to pools for recreational swimming All …
These sessions provide women exclusive access to Aquarena 's facilities, ensuring privacy and cultural sensitivity while promoting physical well-being and community engagement.
These evenings are designed exclusively for women to enjoy access to the pool, along with new additions: a Dance Fusion group fitness class and Open Gym access.
- A vibrant Dance Fusion class from 8:15pm to 9:15pm
- The introduction of a NEW Aqua Aerobics session! 8:30pm to 9:30pm
- Open access to the gym floor from 8.30pm to10.00pm, with female staff on hand for guidance
Access to pools for recreational swimming
All programs are run by female-only staff.
Casual entry is $8.80 for adults and $7.70 for children. The event remains free for members.
During Manningham Girls Can month you can bring a friend for free!
Entry is between 8.15pm and 8.30pm, after which the doors will be locked and set to exit only.
More information at Active Manningham.
… Women's only Pilates - Bring a friend for free! Manningham Girls Can Unwind, strengthen, and stretch in our Women’s Only Mat Pilates class, designed for all levels. Held in a calm, private space with blinds …
Unwind, strengthen, and stretch in our Women’s Only Mat Pilates class, designed for all levels.
Held in a calm, private space with blinds down and a female instructor, this class is perfect for improving flexibility, posture, and core strength, while relaxing the mind in a welcoming environment.
Bring a friend for free across Manningham Girls Can!
What should I wear? Comfortable exercise clothes and shoes
What should I bring? Yoga or Pilates mat, drink bottle and a friend!
… Women and Girls Get Into Hockey Manningham Girls Can Come down and … the beginning, followed by half pitch fun social matches. For ages 14 plus years, adult women and mums! This is a great chance for Mums to play with their daughters - whether the Mum is …
Come down and try Hockey!
Women and girls Hocket program will run from October to November.
Sessions will include 10 minutes of coaching and skill development at the beginning, followed by half pitch fun social matches.
For ages 14 plus years, adult women and mums! This is a great chance for Mums to play with their daughters - whether the Mum is new, or daughter is new, or both are new!
Beginners are welcome. New players can borrow a stick and shin pads.
Mouthguards are required which can be purchased from a pharmacy or chemist.
Participate in the full 8 week program for $100 or $15 per session.
… Come and Try Cricket with Warrandyte Cricket Club Manningham Girls … Cricket Club will be hosting fun and interactive games for Manningham Girls Can to showcase what cricket is. Come down and give it a go! Suitable for women and girls of all ages and abilities. No prior …
Come and try cricket at the Warrandyte Cricket Club.
Warrandyte Cricket Cricket Club will be hosting fun and interactive games for Manningham Girls Can to showcase what cricket is. Come down and give it a go!
Suitable for women and girls of all ages and abilities. No prior cricket experience needed.
What do I wear? comfortable clothes that allow you to move around freely and runners for footwear.
What should I bring? water bottle and a hat
… community. These policies assist us in our decision making and provide guidance to Council officers. The role of Council … UPDATED: 3 September 2024 Download download Pricing Policy for use of Council Active Open Space Pricing Policy for use of Council Active Open Space pdf 264.26 KB UPDATED: …
The role of Council policies is to clearly state our position on a range of matters affecting the community. These policies assist us in our decision making and provide guidance to Council officers.
- Leasing of Council-Owned and Managed Property Policypdf248.2 KBUPDATED: 29 November 2022download
- Melbourne East Region Sport and Recreation Fair Access Policypdf165.31 KBUPDATED: 16 May 2024download
- Outdoor Sports Infrastructure and Allocations Policypdf585.17 KBUPDATED: 3 September 2024download
Child Safe policy
Our commitment to building a culture of child safety recognises that Manningham Council will prioritise the safety of children in our care and will build child safety into everyday practice.
- Integrated Transport Advisory Committee ITAC - Terms of Referencepdf41.34 KBUPDATED: 18 January 2022download
Procurement Policy
Find out more about Manningham’s procurement policy. We’re always looking for suppliers who practice fairness and are technologically innovative.
- Construction of Concrete and Other Vehicle Crossings Policy under reviewpdf148.91 KBUPDATED: 23 June 2022download
- Heritage Restoration Fund Policy and Guidelines Buildingspdf154.1 KBUPDATED: 24 June 2022download
- Heritage Restoration Fund Policy and Guidelines Trees and Gardenspdf153.38 KBUPDATED: 24 June 2022download
- Memorial Plaques and Public Donation of Park Furniture or Trees Policydocx72.47 KBUPDATED: 26 April 2024download
- Outdoor Advertising on Council Owned and Managed Property Policypdf255.84 KBUPDATED: 24 June 2022download
… Manningham Seniors Outing Op Shop and High Tea Seniors Seniors of Manningham are invited on a … with morning tea provided along the way. This op shop and high tea outing costs $60, which includes transport, morning tea, and lunch. Bookings are essential, and close on 14 November. …
Seniors of Manningham are invited on a delightful day trip to the Waverley Antique Bazaar, where they might discover hidden treasures, followed by a mini high tea lunch at Mary Eats Cake in Montrose, with morning tea provided along the way.
This op shop and high tea outing costs $60, which includes transport, morning tea, and lunch.
Bookings are essential, and close on 14 November.