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Electrify Your Life with Solar Savers
… Savers team to learn about the exciting new offerings, how it all works and get started improving comfort and energy efficiency … at home, creating a brighter Manningham. Learn how to make the switch at Electrify Your Life . Environment …

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 set up to help residents go all-electric with trustworthy suppliers and quality products. 

The Solar Savers program is expanding again in 2025 to provide greater choice - with more products and multiple suppliers. 

From efficient electric heating/cooling and hot water systems, induction cooktops, solar panels, batteries, EV chargers, insulation, draught proofing and home energy assessments, Solar Savers have done the hard work to find quality suppliers and negotiated competitive pricing.

Through Solar Savers, Manningham residents can access:

  • information about eligibility for State and Federal discounts, incentives and interest-free loans
  • quality products at competitive prices
  • multiple quotes from trusted suppliers
  • ongoing advice and support from quoting through to installation
  • reliable products, a quality installation, additional safety checks
     

Join us at this in-person session with the Solar Savers team to learn about the exciting new offerings, how it all works and get started improving comfort and energy efficiency at home.

Registration is essential. 

 

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.

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Mirrors
… Artist Biography  b. 1978. Dortmund, Germany. Lives and works in Naarm/Melbourne, Australia. Pursuing intimacy and …

In this stunning new exhibition by artist Katrin Koenning, she intimately explores connection and belonging through a deeply personal and immersive constellation of images drawn from the artist’s archive across time and space.

Artist Biography 
b. 1978. Dortmund, Germany. Lives and works in Naarm/Melbourne, Australia.

Pursuing intimacy and interconnection, Koenning's work centers practice as relational encounter, exploring themes such as community, kinship, grief and love. In extended image-dialogues, Katrin uses fragments and slippages to suggest narrative spaces and communities that are allied, fluid and multiplicit. Many of her series render non-human human entanglement.

Her work is regularly exhibited in Australia and internationally including in presentations at the National Gallery of Victoria and the National Portrait Gallery, Canberra; Centre for Contemporary Photography, Melbourne; Australian Centre for Photography, Sydney; the Museum of Australian Photography, Melbourne; Ishara Art Foundation, Dubai; Chobi Mela, Bangladesh; and Paris Photo. Her work is held in numerous institutional and private collections and has been published in The New Yorker, Vogue.com, Zeit Magazine, The Guardian, Esquire Italy, Der Spiegel, Yucca Magazine, California Sunday and many other places.

Katrin Koenning, yanakie (one), 2021, archival pigment print, 40cm x 30cm, Ed. 1/6 +2AP. Image courtesy of the Artist. 

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Is an Electric Vehicle for me?
… cover all aspects of EV ownership and help you understand: how an EV compares to a petrol-based car, in terms of price, running costs, travel range and longevity how and where to charge an EV - and how much electricity it will take the emissions and …

Are you intrigued by electric vehicles (EVs) but not yet clear about whether owning one will be a practical choice, of benefit to your household and help you to take action against climate change?

This information session will cover all aspects of EV ownership and help you understand:

  • how an EV compares to a petrol-based car, in terms of price, running costs, travel range and longevity
  • how and where to charge an EV - and how much electricity it will take
  • the emissions and resource-use of EVs, compared to other modes of transport
  • how you might future-proof your home for an EV, by installing or increasing rooftop solar
  • what changes we might anticipate in the EV market over the coming years
  • your eligibility for rebates

All Manningham residents who attend on the night will go into the draw to win a Virtual Home Energy Assessment worth $225!

This phone assessment will be tailored to your household, helping you to plan for a cost-effective and comfortable transition away from gas. We may contact the winner to check on progress in both reducing bills and making the home more energy efficient.

To attend this event, you must have an internet enabled PC or device and be able to download Zoom. Don’t have Zoom? Download it for free. You’ll be provided with the Zoom meeting link when you book.

This free information session is brought to you by Manningham and the Australian Energy Foundation. If you're unable to make the session, you can still learn more about how to keep your home cool while saving energy on the Australian Energy Foundation website.

This event is for Manningham residents only.

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Plants and ecology
… most common plants and ecology found in Manningham, and how you can help preserve them. Protecting our environment … …

Manningham is home to a range of native plants and sites of environmental significance. Learn about the plants and ecology in your local area and how you can help preserve them.

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  • Manningham Sites of (Biological) Significance Review 2004
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Tree management

Managing our trees is essential for maintaining the health and wellbeing of our community and surrounding environment. Find out about our street tree planting program, how we manage our trees and how to request a new street tree.

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The Men's Table Entree Introduction Evening
… meal. It is a chance to meet other men, learn about how a Table works and help you decide whether you'd like to part of this …

The Men’s Table creates a unique environment for men to share openly about their lives with other men.

The Entree event is an introduction to The Men’s Table through open sharing over a relaxed and conversational meal.

It is a chance to meet other men, learn about how a Table works and help you decide whether you'd like to part of this local Men’s Table group.

The event will be hosted by two long standing members of other Men's Tables. They will share experiences from their Tables and respond to your questions, concerns and ideas.

The cost of the event includes a meal and a drink.

This event is proudly supported by Manningham's Community Grants Program.

About the Men's Table

There's never been a better time to get connected and be part of building community. It's healthy to show emotions and share feelings, and it is time we freed men from outdated masculine norms.

The Men’s Table creates a sense of belonging, community, peer support and camaraderie. These things are often lacking for many men, even for those who already have a group of mates.

Belonging to a Men’s Table contributes to mental, emotional and social wellbeing. It provides powerful support to individual member’s journeys through life.

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Electrify Your Life - Low waste induction cooking
… learn more about the benefits of induction cooking and how Solar Savers can make it easy to switch.  Be inspired to … produce! Workshop content: Induction cooking - how it works, cookware, how to switch Food waste impacts Interactive … places are limited. This workshop is funded by Manningham Council and hosted in partnership with Ajani Neighbourhood …

By switching to induction cooking, you can create a safer home for your family.

Curious about switching to induction cooking? Keen to reduce food waste in your kitchen? Join us for a hands-on cooking workshop, followed by a community meal hosted by Ajani Neighbourhood House.

Our facilitator from Open Table will provide an educational and interactive cooking experience, focusing on innovative yet simple ways to reduce our household food waste. You'll learn more about the benefits of induction cooking and how Solar Savers can make it easy to switch. 

Be inspired to get creative with vegetable scraps, odds and ends and excess seasonal produce!

Workshop content:

  • Induction cooking - how it works, cookware, how to switch
  • Food waste impacts
  • Interactive cooking demonstration and tasting - Veggie Scrap Fritters
  • Hands on activity  - Pantry Clear Out Bliss Balls

The workshop will be followed by a 2-course lunch, including food prepared during the hands on activity.

 

About Open Table

Open Table is a Melbourne based charity with the dual purpose of increasing food security and reducing food waste. They share good food that would otherwise go to waste through regular free community lunches and food relief programs.

 

Please note:

Registrations are essential and places are limited.

  • This workshop is funded by Manningham Council and hosted in partnership with Ajani Neighbourhood House. The event admission fee paid to Ajani covers the cost of the venue, lunch, tea and coffee.
  • This event is aimed at adults and is not suitable for children.
  • Food tasting is involved - you will be required to detail any allergies when registering.
  • Please wear close-toed shoes to the event.

 

Power up a cleaner future

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.

  • Street view of Gum Nut Gully Preschool in Larnoo Drive, Doncaster East
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    Manningham Council is seeking community feedback on a proposal to rebuild an expanded Gum Nut Gully Preschool at a new...
    22 Aug 2025 Healthy Community
  • A group of dancers wearing purple tops, black dressings and pants and hats, from the Seniors Happy Life group, performing at the Manningham Function Centre.
    Celebrate Seniors Month with us
    Explore our calendar of community events and activities for Seniors Month in October promoting connection, wellbeing and...
    22 Aug 2025 Healthy Community
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    New exhibition puts everyday life into focus ...
    A powerful new exhibition by artist Katrin Koenning is now on show at the Manningham Art Gallery.
    18 Aug 2025 Liveable Places and Spaces
  • Upgrades coming to West Oval
    We’re making West Oval better, safer and easier to play on – all year round.
    14 Aug 2025 Liveable Places and Spaces
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    The much-loved Spring Outdoors Festival is back this September, with a jam-packed program of free and low-cost events...
    13 Aug 2025 Resilient Environment
  • Street view of Gum Nut Gully Preschool in Larnoo Drive, Doncaster East
    Feedback sought on proposed new location for ...
    We’re seeking community feedback on a proposal to rebuild Gum Nut Gully Preschool at a new location in Doncaster East...
    13 Aug 2025 Healthy Community

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Apply for assistance to preserve your bushland
… pest and animal control and ecological improvement works. Tags Protecting our environment … Apply for assistance …

Each year we offer a series of land management grants that support the preservation of Manningham’s natural bushland and the productivity of rural land.

These grants are designed to help property owners with:

  • tree planting
  • weed removal
  • pest animal control.
     

Who can apply for a grant

To apply for assistance to preserve your bushland you must live in a designated zone, near a wildlife corridor or waterway, or have previously participated in this program. Read the land management grant criteria below for the full details.
 

How to apply for a grant

If you meet any of these criteria, complete the online form or download an application form.

Land Management Grants - Application form
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Local Environment Assistance Fund (LEAF) 

Depending on where your property is located, you may be eligible for a LEAF grant to match your spending dollar for dollar on approved works, up to a certain limit. 

Grant value and eligibility criteria
LEAF Category Eligibility criteria

Category A

Grants of up to $1000 are available to fund approved works.

  • Private property located in Manningham’s Green Wedge and within a Rural Conservation Zone

Category B

Grants of up to $1000 are available to fund approved works.

  • Private property located in Manningham’s Core Conservation Area with an Environmental Significance Overlay.

Category C

Grants of up to $500 are available to fund approved works.

  • Property owners who have a history of participating in the LEAF program and making a positive contribution to the local environment.
  • Properties within 50 metres of a habitat corridor or waterway will also be considered.

Resourcing Extra Local Environmental Assistance Fund (RELEAF)

RELEAF grants offer extra financial assistance to landholders that have large areas of remnant vegetation and are looking to manage their properties for biodiversity improvement, protection and conservation.

Grant value and application criteria

Successful RELEAF grants recipients will receive two thirds of the total cost to conduct approved works, to a maximum of $4,000 (i.e. maximum rebate of $4,000 possible where total cost is $6,000).

Applications will be assessed on:

  • biodiversity merit
  • the size of the habitat zone, minimum 5,000m2 (0.5ha)
  • the priority of the works
  • the property owners ability to manage a habitat zone into the future, including a voluntary three year action plan agreement
  • property eligibility.

Approved works for LEAF and RELEAF grants

Please see the list below for eligible works and their priority level. Applications will be assessed based on the priority of works.

High priority works

High priority works include: 

  • integrated rabbit control that includes warren destruction
  • integrated environmental weed control
  • integrated pest animal control
  • revegetation to an appropriate standard for:
    • enhancing identified habitat corridors or significant locations
    • enhancing identified strategic ‘gaps’ in corridors or other strategic locations
    • conservation of threatened species
    • preventing and/or rehabilitating soil erosion.
  • fencing of core and buffer habitat, high priority revegetation, or waterways and dams to prevent stock access/grazing
  • other ‘significant’ habitat improvements on a case by case basis including ecological burns
  • wetland enhancement
  • earthworks for erosion control/prevention
  • works for threatened species conservation.
Other works

Other works include:

  • integrated rabbit control including at least two of the following methods:
    • baiting using a licensed contractor
    • harbour reduction and warren collapse.
  • fumigating:
    • ferreting
    • long-netting
    • monitoring.
  • seed collection, propagation, and/or planting of indigenous species
  • pasture management improvements including:
    • integrated weed management
    • contour fencing
    • fencing and revegetation of gullies and building stock crossings
    • manure management including harrowing, collection and composting
    • building of sacrifice yards
    • reseeding with local native grass species
    • management to enhance native pastures.

Pest animal control grants

If your property is not eligible for LEAF or RELEAF, you can still claim funding for fox, rabbit and deer control.

Fox and rabbit control grants

If you are working with a Rabbit Action Group, funding of up to $500 per annum is available on a dollar for dollar basis.

Deer control grants

Each year, eligible residents can access grant support to help with the cost of deer control. The percentage rebate and maximum amount available each financial year will be provided to you on application.  

This grant is available in addition to LEAF and RELEAF grants. The control must be carried out under the Wildlife Act 1975 and the LEAF checklist requirements. 

You can apply online for a deer control grant or download and complete the Land Management Grants application form.

Land Management Grants - Application form
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Deer Management Information sheet for landholders
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If you have any questions about the deer control grant, please get in touch with our Environment Team on 9840 9333, or at environment@manningham.vic.gov.au.  

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Eucalypt identification nature walk
… nature walk Environment and sustainability Learn how to identify our local eucalypt trees and find out how understanding where they grow can help you to read the …

Learn how to identify our local eucalypt trees and find out how understanding where they grow can help you to read the landscape.

If all the trees and bush look a bit the same to you, this short walk and talk could change the way you see the world!

Join experienced local naturalist and ecologist Alan Noy on an easy walk through Pound Bend, as we discuss the distinctive identification features of the local trees.

 

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Healthy eating on a budget
… Learn useful and fun kitchen tips and tricks including: how to cook exciting dishes using common pantry staples  … for snacks and lunches meal planning and food storage  how to reduce your food waste. Brought to you by the …

Join us for a free session to discover creative cooking for a healthier lifestyle on a budget.

Learn useful and fun kitchen tips and tricks including:

  • how to cook exciting dishes using common pantry staples 
  • affordable healthy options for snacks and lunches
  • meal planning and food storage 
  • how to reduce your food waste.

Brought to you by the Manningham Christian Centre, this session will be focused on coming together around good food, and building community.

Registration is required.

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Seed bombs and paper workshop
… artist Emma Grace for a free hands-on workshop to learn how to make seed bombs. Participants will get an introduction … learn the benefits of flowers and see a demonstration on how to make seed paper. Each child will go home with their …

Join sustainable craft teacher and artist Emma Grace for a free hands-on workshop to learn how to make seed bombs.

Participants will get an introduction to germination, learn the benefits of flowers and see a demonstration on how to make seed paper.

Each child will go home with their own seed bombs to add colour and life to their garden – right in time for spring!

Suitable for children aged 5 to 12.

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Dads Group
… Australia Victoria in partnership with Manningham Council are running free parenting groups for dads in … and healthy relationships in your new roles as parents how to co-parent effectively. MC Square meeting rooms MCH …

Relationships Australia Victoria in partnership with Manningham Council are running free parenting groups for dads in Manningham with children aged under one year.

When
The group will start on Tuesday 2 September 2025 and will run weekly for 3 sessions. To participate in the group it is expected that you will attend all three sessions.

Reasons to join a Dads Group

  • learn and connect with other local dads
  • share your parenting challenges and experiences
  • get support from other dads.

What you’ll learn
You’ll learn from other dads and have a chance to discuss important topics such as:

  • mental health and communication
  • maintaining strong and healthy relationships in your new roles as parents
  • how to co-parent effectively.
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Pest animals and insects
… Learn how you can control invasive species in Manningham to protect …

Pest animals and insects can threaten our native species. Find out how you can control invasive species in Manningham to protect native wildlife and preserve our local environment.

Residents are responsible for the removal of pest animal and insects on their property. 


Deer

Deer are a problem in Manningham with a variety of impacts for landowners including property damage, destruction of bushland and potential for road accidents. 

Assistance is available to landowners through our Local Environment Assistance Fund (LEAF), including financial assistance for Deer Control. 

You can help by recording sightings and evidence of deer in your local area into the FeralScan website or App - which is a free community pest animal mapping and monitoring tool.

 

European Wasp

Residents are responsible for the removal of wasp nests on their property and should contact a licensed pest control operator to safely and quickly eradicate the nest.

If a nest is found on Council land or on a neighbouring property, please contact us.

 

Foxes

We offer funding assistance for landowners wanting to undertake fox control on their property. Apply for assistance or contact us.

For more information on fox control, go to Agriculture Victoria.

 

Indian Myna

If you are concerned with Indian Myna populations in your neighbourhood, our Environment team can provide information on control options. Contact us.

 

Queensland Fruit Fly

The Queensland Fruit Fly (Bactrocera tryoni) has recently been found in Manningham. They feed on a wide variety of fruits and vegetables and, when left unchecked, cause serious problems for the home gardeners and commercial growers.

Further information can be found on the Agriculture Victoria website.

 

Rabbits

Rabbits are one of Victoria’s most destructive and problematic pest animals.

State legislation requires all landowners to take measures to control rabbits. Control is defined as taking action to minimise impact and prevent spread.

The Rabbit Control in Urban and Peri-urban Areas brochure explains control options and how to plan a successful rabbit control strategy.

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Financial assistance to help control rabbits is available through LEAF grants. If you do not meet the LEAF criteria you can apply for fox and community rabbit control grants.

 

Stray or nuisance cats

Many of the reports Wildlife Victoria receives about injured wildlife are caused by domestic cats. Even well-fed cats will hunt and this can have a significant impact on local wildlife, including birds and possums.

Find out more about reporting stray or nuisance cats and what we are doing to control roaming cats at Cat confinement.

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Bayi Gardiya - Singing Desert
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Between the Details: Video Art from the ACMI Collection presents Bayi Gardiya - Singing Desert by Dr Christian Thompson AO

In this 360-degree video experience, Christian Thompson invites audiences to walk through the landscape of his childhood. Here they will witness a simple yet profound aesthetic gesture of the artist singing in his traditional Bidjara language, a recognised lost language. 

“If I sing even one word of our language, which is considered an extinct or lost language, then it can’t be described as such, because it is being presented as a living language within the art context” - Christian Thompson

See the full program at Between the Details: Video Art from the ACMI Collection. 

For further information contact Manningham Art Gallery, gallery@manningham.vic.gov.au or call 9840 9367. 

To experience this 360-degree work, please visit the Creative Lab located on the mezzanine floor of Doncaster Library, accessible via the lift in the junior area. There will be a staff member there to assist. Suitable for all ages. 

Photo caption: Bayi Gardiya (Singing Desert), 2019 (video still). Photo credit: Christian Thompson 

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The works in this exhibition are commissioned by ACMI, Artbank, Bundanon Trust, Carriageworks, City of Melbourne, Melbourne Art Foundation, Professor Cav. Simon Mordant AO and Catriona Mordant AM, John Allsopp (Web Directions) and assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts.

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Our 10 Year Financial Plan 2025/26 to 2034/35 provides a financial road map for the future. 

Adopted at the 30 July 2025 Council Meeting, the 10 Year Financial Plan ensures we deliver on the Council Plan and continue to be a financially sustainable organisation.

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Catering contract training information session
… session Programs and workshops Gain expert advice on how to best prepare your Minor Catering Services tender … include:  an overview of the Minor Catering Services Panel how to prepare a tender response procurement and key business …

Gain expert advice on how to best prepare your Minor Catering Services tender submission.

This online information session will assist local suppliers to complete their Manningham minor catering services tender submission.  

The session will include: 

  • an overview of the Minor Catering Services Panel
  • how to prepare a tender response
  • procurement and key business contacts

To find out more about the Minor Catering Services Panel, see the listing on eProcure. 

View Apply for a tender, for more information about the tendering process at Manningham.

 

 
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You can use this permit to apply for:

  • skip bins
  • shipping containers

on council-owned land. 
 

If the obstruction relates to building works, you may also need an asset protection permit.

 

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Download and complete the application form: 

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  • post to Approvals and Compliance Unit, Manningham Council, PO Box 1, Doncaster, Victoria 3108
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Artists wanted for the Templestowe Village Pop-Up Park activation
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We are looking for two emerging mural artists to work with acclaimed First Nation's mural artist Robert Michael Young. Together you will create a ground mural as part of the activation of Templestowe Village Pop-Up Park. 

Rainbow coloured wombat with symbols etched into the surface by First Nation's artist Robert Michael Young

What you will do

Design and install a temporary public ground mural within Templestowe Village

Each artist will deliver a ground mural measuring approximately 4 x 2 metres.

Robert will guide you through the creative process from concept to installation.

Robert’s stunning native animal mural, situated outside the Templestowe branch of Bendigo Bank, will be used to inspire and reflect on cultural modes of storytelling and explore connection to place.

Participate in a one-day community workshop

You will support the development and running of a community workshop.

The workshop will engage with Templestowe community members, young people, traders and visitors to the village.

The outcome of this workshop will be a temporary and public community led artwork.

Who we are looking for

This opportunity is for two Melbourne based emerging artists wishing to gain professional experience in:

  • public art
  • working in a community context
  • working in a collaborative manner

Artists must be 18 years or over. 

We encourage applications from underrepresented groups including:

  • people with an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander background
  • people from different ages, abilities, gender identities, sexual orientation and cultural backgrounds

What you will receive

Each of the two artists selected for this project will receive the following:

  • Emerging Artist Temporary Public Mural Fee $4,000
  • National Association for Visual Artists (NAVA) rates for the community workshop

This project is funded by the Victorian Government’s COVID Safe Outdoor Activation Fund.

How to apply

To apply, please complete the online form below.

Applications close 24 May 2022 at 5:00pm.

 

Eligibility requirements

Artists must be available onsite for up to 6 days over the proposed project timeframe. This is currently scheduled for June 2022. The project contains flexibility to meet evolving COVID-19 restrictions and dates may change.

Manningham Council is a child safe organisation and applicants are required to hold a valid Working with Children Check.

Artists will need to hold Public Liability Insurance up to $20,000,000 and hold appropriate work cover and personal injury insurance.

Proof of COVID-19 vaccination will also be required. 

More information

If you have any enquiries, please contact Manningham Creative Industries Officer, Lucy Beattie Hughes on 9840 9333 or email gallery@manningham.vic.gov.au .

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Solar Savers Information Session - online
… Join the Solar Savers team online and discover how they can help you enhance the comfort of your home, save … The sessions are free, but registration is essential. How to register There will be two online sessions held on …  Register now   About the Solar Savers program Manningham Council is supporting residents to modernise their homes with …

Looking to enhance your home's comfort, save money, and achieve energy independence?

Join the Solar Savers team online and discover how they can help you enhance the comfort of your home, save money, and achieve energy independence. 

Hear directly from our trusted installer Specialized Solar and Electrical to learn more about electrifying your home. 

During this webinar, participants will have the opportunity to ask questions and engage in a live Q and A session.

The sessions are free, but registration is essential.

How to register

There will be two online sessions held on Wednesday 13 November 2024:

  • Lunchtime session - 12.30pm - 1.30pm 

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  • Evening session - 7.00pm - 8.00pm 

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About the Solar Savers program

Manningham Council is supporting residents to modernise their homes with energy efficient electric appliances, solar and batteries. The Solar Savers program makes it easy for you - with free advice and a quote from a trusted installer. 

Whether you're a homeowner, renter, or landlord, Solar Savers is committed to assisting you in transitioning to all-electric homes. You'll have access to affordable, reliable, and high-quality solar panels, battery systems, heat pump hot water systems, and split systems for heating and cooling.

Find out more at Solar Savers.

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The Men's Table - Celebrating Men's Health Week
… month. This event is proudly supported by Manningham City Council and Aquarena Aquatic and Leisure Centre. About the … into what it is like to be part of a Men’s Table and how it benefits the community as a whole. We’ll also provide details on how to join a Men’s Table for those men interested in …

Join The Men’s Table for an evening of food and laughter in celebration of Men's Health Week.

What can you expect from the evening?

  • Food (included in the ticket price)
  • Laughter
  • Camaraderie
  • Connection
  • Did we mention food and laughter?
  • And hear what is happening in your community to prioritise men’s health, not just in Men’s Health Week but all year round. 

Hear from The Men’s Table, a men’s peer support group that meets at The Grand Hotel over dinner once a month to share openly about their lives, their challenges, their highs and lows with a group of like-minded men.

No membership fee, just the cost of your meal each month.

This event is proudly supported by Manningham City Council and Aquarena Aquatic and Leisure Centre.

About the Men's Table

The Men’s Table creates a unique environment for men to share openly about their lives with other men.

The Men’s Table creates a sense of belonging, community, peer support and camaraderie that is lacking for many men, even for some who already have a group of mates.

The Men’s Table began in 2011 with 12 men who have met once a month for dinner and has since become a national charity and grown to 59 tables across Australia.

This evening will give you an insight into what it is like to be part of a Men’s Table and how it benefits the community as a whole. We’ll also provide details on how to join a Men’s Table for those men interested in joining.

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Home based business

Running your business from home can be a perfect way to balance work and family commitments. Or you might be just starting out and wanting to minimise your overheads. ...

Running your business from home can be a perfect way to balance work and family commitments. Or you might be just starting out and wanting to minimise your overheads.

Manningham is home to a large number of home based businesses and we actively support and encourage this business community.

A home based business is run from a residential premises or building in which the owner of the business lives.

It is important to distinguish between people who may be working from home, and those who are running a business from home. A home based business operator runs a business from home, and doesn’t work from home for an external organisation.
 

Is my business appropriate to run from home?

Council has certain requirements for home based businesses. These requirements help to ensure that your business won’t have a negative impact on your neighbours or the neighbourhood.

The most appropriate businesses or occupations to be conducted from the home are those where:

  • only two employees who do not live in the home but work in the occupation or business operating in the home
  • a room or space is set up for the business or occupation away from the rest of the household so that it is not affected by household noises or interruptions if you plan to meet clients at home
  • the product or service does not require large storage areas, administration or waiting areas
  • the product or service has only few deliveries and they only occur during normal business hours or daylight hours on weekends
  • the product or service does not create noise pollution or any other disturbance that can affect the local neighbourhood.


What kind of advertising signage can I have?

In all residential zones, home based businesses are permitted to have signage which displays business identification information. A total of 0.2 square metres of advertising is permitted without a planning permit.

The information which is acceptable on this sign includes:

  • business name
  • short service description
  • contact number.

For any sign not meeting these requirements, you must apply to the Statutory Planning team on 9840 9333.

Read Clause 52.05 in the Manningham Planning Scheme for the full details about signage requirements.

 

More information

The Manningham Planning Scheme provides more information about home based businesses.

Find out which businesses need a permit and where you can get advice.

Subscribe to the Manningham Business eNews

Sign up to the Manningham Business eNewsletter to stay up to date with all the latest business news in Manningham.
 

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