Whether you need official property information to support permit applications or for buying and selling properties - below are links to some of our most common requests:
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… of building plans you can request a copy of and find out how to do it. Request a Regulation 51 statement Find out how to request the types of Regulation 51 statements for … advice about whether or not your proposed building, works or land use needs a permit. View maps, the planning …
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View what types of building plans you can request a copy of and find out how to do it.
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Find out how to request the types of Regulation 51 statements for buying, selling or preparing a building permit.
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You may request a certificate of ownership for multiple needs. You may also use this link to find out who owns your neighbouring property for fencing purposes.
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Get written advice about whether or not your proposed building, works or land use needs a permit.
View maps, the planning scheme and amendments to the scheme
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… committees. These committees provide a formal way for Council to seek input and guidance from the community on a …
Are you passionate about the Manningham community and interested in joining one of our Advisory Committees?
Come along to our helpful online information session to learn what's involved when you join an Advisory Committee.
We're currently seeking people to join our Arts, Healthy Ageing, Disability and Youth advisory committees. These committees provide a formal way for Council to seek input and guidance from the community on a variety of topics.
Expressions of interest to join our Arts, Healthy Ageing, Disability and Youth advisory committees are open until Wednesday 18 October.
… Find out what you need to do if you are conducting works or events on or near a road to minimise disruption to …
When is traffic management needed?
If you are conducting works or events on or near the road, it is important to ensure that:
- other road users can continue to use the road safely
- there is minimal disruptions as far as possible.
If you are planning to conduct works or events that’ll impact traffic on our roads. This includes impacts on pedestrians, cyclists and general traffic, you will need to ensure that:
- you have given appropriate warning to other road users about the works
- you are protecting other road users from potential hazards.
Who needs to apply
You will need our consent if you require traffic control devices such as bollards or signage to manage traffic around your works or event.
Who doesn't need to apply
Works managers working for utility companies and public transport operators are pre-authorised to erect traffic control devices and don’t need our consent under traffic management regulations.
When do you need to apply?
Submit your application at least 10 business days before your planned works. This lets us process your application on time and also allows us to review and amend an application if required.
How much does it cost?
Fees apply for all applications.
- For full road closures, the fee is $134.90.
- For lane closures and other minor traffic management, the fee is $105.
After receiving your application, we will review your Traffic Management Plan and provide you with an invoice listing your payment options.
How to apply
To apply for consent you'll need:
- A completed application form.
- A suitable traffic management plan prepared by a qualified person or company.
- A copy of your Public Liability Insurance certificate of currency (minimum cover $20 Million).
Depending on your proposed traffic management and the impact on the road network, you may also need other documents, such as a detour plan or aftercare plan.
If your works or event impacts a Department of Transport (DoT) arterial road or requires major traffic control devices we can’t authorise, you’ll also need a Memorandum of Authorisation from DoT. You can find more info on DoT’s website.
We will require confirmation DoT has approved any traffic management on their roads.
After preparing your application, send the completed form with all necessary documents to us via email.
This application is only for consent to erect temporary control devices. Depending on your works, you might need other approvals.
What happens next?
Allow 10 business days for us to review your application and for any amendments that may be necessary. We will contact you if we need further information or amendments to your application.
How to cancel
Contact us to cancel your application.
… transport to Sir Osborn Cafe and Parliament Gardens. How does it work? Attendees will be picked up from their …
Older adults in Manningham are invited to join this supported public transport experience to East Melbourne for a lunch and garden outing.
Let us support you to travel to Bulleen Park and Ride bus depot, and then via public transport to Sir Osborn Cafe and Parliament Gardens.
How does it work?
Attendees will be picked up from their homes by EV community transport. They will be dropped off at Bulleen Park and Ride where they will take public transport to the Sir Osborn Cafe and Parliament Gardens.
After lunch, attendees will then take public transport back to Bulleen Park and Ride, where they will be picked up by EV community transport and dropped home.
Time:
- Pick up from home approximately 9:00am
- Dropped off at home approximately 2:00pm
Cost: $5 booking fee plus $3 for Seniors Myki Card (purchase own lunch).
Registration
Registration is essential and places are strictly limited.
Call EV Community Transport on 9870 7822 to register or for more information.
… Health and fitness ShopSmart will help you to understand how to read food labels, and what to look for when choosing … as recommended by the Australian Dietary Guidelines how to make decisions about the product, from the list of ingredients how to make sense of the numbers in the nutrition information …
ShopSmart will help you to understand how to read food labels, and what to look for when choosing healthy options for yourself and your family. You will also receive a handy wallet card for quick reference when shopping.
ShopSmart covers:
healthy eating, as recommended by the Australian Dietary Guidelines
how to make decisions about the product, from the list of ingredients
how to make sense of the numbers in the nutrition information panel
how to choose foods suitable for you, based on a product’s nutrition information panel
what the glycemic index (GI) is and how to use it.
By the end of this program, you will feel confident reading product information and nutrition panels. So next time you visit a supermarket you will be able to make the best decisions for your health and wellbeing.
Please note: This program requires a minimum of 6 participants otherwise it may be cancelled at short notice. You must be registered with the NDSS (National Diabetes Services Scheme) to attend. This program is only suitable for adults aged 18 years and older.
… is awarded to eligible property owners and for approved works only. Yes Privacy statement Manningham Council is committed to full compliance with the Privacy and … of land management activities (e.g. incentives, grants, works, education). If you do not provide the requested …
… It’s National Water Week – here’s how you can get involved This National Water Week (21 to 27 … On this page All News … It’s National Water Week – here’s how you can get involved …
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This National Water Week (21 to 27 October), we’re encouraging Manningham households to take part in Target 150.
Target 150 is a voluntary water-efficiency initiative to get us thinking about how much water we use. It encourages us to limit our water consumption to 150 litres per person, per day.
For most people, this means only saving another two litres of water – less than half a bucket of water a day. Simple changes to our everyday habits, such as only running the dishwasher when it’s full, can help conserve water.
Check your water bill to see if you’re hitting the target and try these water saving tips:
- shorten your shower time by one minute
- brush your teeth with the tap off
- fix any leaks
- scrape plates instead of rinsing them, before loading the dishwasher
- place a container in the sink to catch water when preparing vegetables or washing fruit
- use a broom to sweep the driveway, instead of using a hose.
Read more tips and tricks to save water at Make Every Drop Count.
Melbourne’s population growth means we’ll likely need to double our water supply in the next 50 years. Our climate is changing with hotter and drier weather forecast. Climate change makes rainfall less reliable and reduces river flows.
Melburnians are already using more water on average each year than flows into our storages, with desalinated water meeting this gap.
Water is life and by changing behaviours to save water amongst a range of other actions, we can all contribute to the achievement of a sustainable water future.
Learn more about Manningham’s flooding and stormwater management initiatives at YourSay Manningham.
… on Doncaster Road between Westfield and the Manningham Council Civic Centre, MC2 is conveniently accessible by …
Mind Calm will be facilitated by group therapists and is suitable for those who are new to meditation and people who wish to explore or extend their current practice.
- Discover what mind stilling methods work for you.
- Experience mindfulness.
- Learn breathing techniques.
- Practice different types of meditation.
This event has a series of four sessions.
Getting there
Located on Doncaster Road between Westfield and the Manningham Council Civic Centre, MC2 is conveniently accessible by public transport.
There are ample parking spaces on site including 4-hour parking underneath the building. Access to level 1 via the lift or via stairs in the front foyer.
… monitoring cameras and virtual fencing. Manningham Council is actively working to reduce wildlife-vehicle …
Hear from expert Rodney Van Der Ree on local projects that are helping address the impacts of road and traffic on biodiversity, including fauna bridges, monitoring cameras and virtual fencing.
Manningham Council is actively working to reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions through installing canopy bridges and virtual fences. These measures aim to protect local wildlife by deterring them from crossing roads and providing safer pathways for movement.
You can also attend the Manningham Environment Seminar Series - Endangered Species of Manningham on Wednesday 30 July.
Yoga / Pilates sessions...
Find inner peace and engage in constructive mind-body work with this unique class.
Core strengthening work will improve your posture.
Gentle stretching will improve your flexibility and also assist with injury prevention.
Please bring your own yoga mat.
Parking is available onsite and Bus 905 stops at Thompsons/Sunhill Roads.
… monthly home gardening seminar series that will teach you how to grow your own delicious fresh food at home. This … month Maria Ciavarella from My Green Garden will show you how to preserve home grown tomatoes. The session will cover …
Home Harvest Manningham is a monthly home gardening seminar series that will teach you how to grow your own delicious fresh food at home.
This month Maria Ciavarella from My Green Garden will show you how to preserve home grown tomatoes.
The session will cover the art and science of:
- bottling (jars of peeled tomatoes)
- pickling (green tomato pickle)
- making a sauce (ketchup style)
- dehydrating (dried tomatoes)
- preserving using a process that requires no electricity, smoke or steam.
Registration is recommended but not required.
This event is part of our Inspired Living Series. This series showcases an exciting range of fun and sustainable activities and events for all ages, supporting sustainability at home, in the community and at work.
Subscribe to our Environment Newsletter
Keep up to date with our latest environment and sustainability events.
… Gardening with Kevin Heinze Grow Seniors Discover how gardening can grow more than just plants. Learn how horticulture can be used in a variety of settings to …
Discover how gardening can grow more than just plants. Learn how horticulture can be used in a variety of settings to enhance general wellbeing, reduce stress, and support people living with conditions such as dementia and mental health challenges. Event will include Auslan interpretation.
… Main Yarra Trail Extension: Stage four works to begin next month Construction to upgrade the … page All News … Main Yarra Trail Extension: Stage four works to begin next month …
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Construction to upgrade the footpath along Taroona Avenue in Warrandyte will begin in November 2024.
The new concrete path is part of the four-stage Main Yarra Trail Extension project. It will link the Main Yarra Trail, Mullum Mullum Trail and Eastlink Trail – connecting Warrandyte to the CBD.
In response to community feedback, the final design includes a footpath instead of the originally proposed shared path. The path will extend the full length of the eastern side of the road, with a sandstone kerb to complement the area's natural character.
These works will be completed ahead of stage three, which includes the section from Pound Road to Taroona Avenue.
We have revised the design for this stage to better align with the environmental requirements and invite feedback at the upcoming community consultation sessions in November 2024.
The latest project updates are available at Your Say Manningham - Main Yarra Trail Extension.
For more information or questions
Contact us on 9840 9333 or at manningham@manningham.vic.gov.au.
… used in the media, but do you actually know what it means, how it might affect you and what you can do to avoid it? … exactly what ‘heart disease’ and ‘heart attack’ mean and how and why they occur. You'll also learn what the main risk factors are and how best to minimize your risk. There is parking available …
The term ‘heart attack’ is frequently used in the media, but do you actually know what it means, how it might affect you and what you can do to avoid it?
Heart disease is by far the most common cause of death in Australian adults.
This 2-hour session will explain in simple terms exactly what ‘heart disease’ and ‘heart attack’ mean and how and why they occur. You'll also learn what the main risk factors are and how best to minimize your risk.
There is parking available onsite and regular public transport by bus adjacent at The Pines Shopping Centre.
… workshop - Nunawading Environment and sustainability Learn how to make seed bombs for your home or community garden. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll discover how to make seed bombs using native flower seeds and all the …
Learn how to make seed bombs for your home or community garden.
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll discover how to make seed bombs using native flower seeds and all the nutrients and protection the seeds need to get a great start on life.
Suitable for children aged 5 to 12 years.
… monthly home gardening seminar series that will teach you how to grow your own delicious fresh food at home. Want to be … Maria Ciavarella from My Green Garden will show you how to utilise things you already have to garden and save … beautiful and eco-friendly garden. This session will cover how to: repurpose everyday items recycle organic waste make …
Home Harvest Manningham is a monthly home gardening seminar series that will teach you how to grow your own delicious fresh food at home.
Want to be able to garden without spending a fortune? Maria Ciavarella from My Green Garden will show you how to utilise things you already have to garden and save money.
During this seminar you will discover innovative ways to create a sustainable garden without breaking the bank. Maria will share tips and tricks to help you save money while still achieving a beautiful and eco-friendly garden.
This session will cover how to:
- repurpose everyday items
- recycle organic waste
- make the most of your garden space.
Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, this event is perfect for anyone looking to embrace sustainable practices and save money in the process.
As a special treat, all attendees will participate in a tomato seeding activity with a heritage or heirloom seed variety from the Bulleen Art and Garden range.
The community food, seed and garden swap takes place at 6.45pm, 15 minutes before each session.
Registration is recommended but not required.
This event is part of our Inspired Living Series. This series showcases an exciting range of fun and sustainable activities and events for all ages, supporting sustainability at home, in the community and at work.
Subscribe to our Environment Newsletter
Keep up to date with our latest environment and sustainability events.
… on Doncaster Road between Westfield and the Manningham Council Civic Centre, MC2 is conveniently accessible by …
Explore a range of mindfulness and meditation techniques at Doncare's Mind Calm series.
Mind Calm will be facilitated by group therapists and is suitable for those who are new to meditation and people who wish to explore or extend their current practice.
Over four sessions, participants will learn:
- what mind stilling methods work for you
- experience mindfulness
- learn breathing techniques
- practice different types of meditation.
Getting there
Located on Doncaster Road between Westfield and the Manningham Council Civic Centre, MC2 is conveniently accessible by public transport.
There are ample parking spaces on site including 4-hour parking underneath the building. Access to level 1 via the lift or via stairs in the front foyer.
… Find out about e-waste and how to safely dispose of your unwanted mobiles, computers and …
What is electronic waste (e-waste)?
E-waste refers to any item with a plug, battery or cord that is no longer working or wanted such as:
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Large appliances like fridges.
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Small appliances like toasters and blenders.
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IT, telecommunications and TV equipment like computers, printers and cables.
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Lighting equipment like fluorescent lamps.
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Electrical and electronic tools like drills and sewing machines.
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Toys, leisure and sports equipment like hand held video games and battery operated toys.
Not sure if your item is electronic waste?
Check our A-Z Waste and Recycling guide or contact us.
Can you place electronic waste into your bins?
No.
E-waste can contain hazardous materials such as heavy metals like lead, mercury and cadmium. These items also contain valuable materials which can be recycled and reused. Also the Victorian Government banned e-waste going to landfill from 1 July 2019.
How to dispose of electronic waste
Do not put e-waste in your bin, instead:
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Check our How to dispose of your e-waste items
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Find a local mini recycling station to drop off your smaller items
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Book a place at our next Waste Drop Off Day event.
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Find a local transfer station or recycling centre to drop off your items.
… Manningham artist Isobel Goodman responds to and selects works from Manningham Council’s ‘Potters Cottage Collection,’ a grouping of vessels … examine their relationship between the physical self and how we navigate the world around us. Jade Piltz is a …
Beyond the Table: The Dinner Party Reimagined is a reimagining of a traditional dinner party, with a nod to 1970s nostalgia and celebrating one of the key gathering spaces in our homes, the humble dining table.
The installation is on display at Manningham Art Gallery as part of Melbourne Design Week, Australia's premier design festival featuring events across Melbourne and regional Victoria.
Emerging Manningham artist Isobel Goodman responds to and selects works from Manningham Council’s ‘Potters Cottage Collection,’ a grouping of vessels created by the Potters Cottage co-operative. The co-operative was founded in Warrandyte in 1958 to advocate for and sell handmade functional Australian pottery.
Goodman hand builds her signature papier mâché and plaster sculptures – organic and abstracted forms to reference a dinner party table setting – vases, cutlery, plates, and candlesticks that play off and create a contemporary juxtaposition against the Potters Cottage vessels from the 1970s.
Surrounding the central dining table presentation is a display of paintings from local Manningham artist Jade Piltz. These works depict bright, layered and abstract domestic objects that encapsulate the exhibition’s celebration of communal gathering and ritual.
During Melbourne Design Week (15-25 May) visitors can take home a flower to celebrate this exhibition.
Artist Bios:
Isobel Goodman was recently awarded a Bachelor of Fine Art from the University of Melbourne. Her practice focuses on sculptural exploration and the body’s navigation of space and environment through the perspective of APD (Auditory Processing Disorder). She invites audiences to examine their relationship between the physical self and how we navigate the world around us.
Jade Piltz is a Warrandyte painter and ceramist. She is fascinated by our innate search for belonging, our desire for meaning and relationships to change and transition. Using mark making, she explores the ways our interactions with surrounding spaces and objects, narrate and inform our lives.
This Exhibition was supported by Gabriela Mello, owner and director of Warrandyte Pottery, through artist mentorship and technical and conceptual support and curated by Lucy Beattie Hughes, Manningham Council’s Creative Industries Officer.
Jade Piltz, Alone, Together (detail), 2024, acrylic on canvas, 168 x 122cm. Image courtesy of the artist. Photo by: Emily Brookfield.
Melbourne Design Week is Australia’s largest and leading annual design festival and takes place from 15 to 25 May 2025.
The 2025 program spans 11 days of 350+ events, exhibitions, talks, and installations throughout metropolitan Melbourne and regional Victoria.
Melbourne Design Week is a vital platform for emerging and established creative practitioners, offering the Australian design community and audiences the opportunity to engage with a diverse program of talks, tours, exhibitions, installations, and workshops. Melbourne Design Week is an initiative of the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria and is curated and delivered by the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV).
Visit designweek.melbourne to view the full program.
… and line. In 2023 she was awarded Nillumbik Shire Council's Young Creative Leader of the year. Photo credit: …
As part of the Warrandyte Community Centre outdoor upgrade, a mural will be designed and installed by artist Angharad Neal-Williams.
Warrandyte residents are invited to join Angharad for a series of free, community-based workshops to collectively contribute to the thematic development of the mural.
Experience a range of different ways to create, contribute and brainstorm together and explore your favourite things about Warrandyte.
Catering will be provided.
Bookings essential via the registration link.
About the artist
Angharad Neal-Williams is an Illustrator, muralist and graphic recorder based in Melbourne. Her work combines strong line drawing with controlled colour and shape to create thoughtful, fun and conceptual drawings.
She utilises both digital and traditional mediums to ensure outcomes feel natural and expressive through quirky imperfections in the simple line work. Her style is distinctly optimistic and focuses strongly on the importance of composition and line.
In 2023 she was awarded Nillumbik Shire Council's Young Creative Leader of the year.
Photo credit: Fluid Imagery
At Manningham we want to ensure everyone feels supported and included. If you require any support to improve your experience, please send a confidential email to Emily Sweeney (Public Art Officer) at arts@manningham.vic.gov.au.