MC Square offers a variety of meeting rooms for hire. Located on Doncaster Road between Westfield and our Civic Centre, it is conveniently accessible by public transport. There are ample parking spaces on site.
For information on services running at MC Square, please contact the relevant organisations directly. For more information on library services, visit the Whitehorse Manningham Libraries website.
MC Square also provides services on health, education, welfare, community, arts, cultural and heritage. See below for a complete list of the organisations located at MC Square.
From boardrooms, to meeting spaces with all the audio visual, kitchen and accessibility requirements, find a space that suits you.
It was great to get input from a wide range of community members who helped inform the design through the series of workshops.
Common themes that were explored included the river, the natural environment and the experience of walking along and looking across the river to the other side.
The design captures these themes whilst incorporating bright colours that will sit within, and complement the surrounding environment.
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.
The Manningham Templestowe Leisure Centre (TLC) has been developed on the former Templestowe Primary School site and provides a range of community facilities, including the home of Doncaster and Districts Netball Association and Woodcraft Manningham Woodworking Club.
Urban plaza serving the adjacent Templestowe Village Shopping Centre
For information about programs, court hire or venue facilities, go to Active Manningham or call 9848 0000.
Have you noticed something unsafe like a broken tree branch or damaged playground that needs our attention?
Some types of events, such as festivals or school's cross country runs need a special permission to be held on public land.
Do you need support to help your newborn baby learn to sleep? Come along to one of our free information sessions.
Through the Maternal and Child Health Sleep and Settling initiative, we are providing support for parents experiencing sleep and settling concerns with their young children.
During this in-person session, consultants will teach you an evidence-informed sleep and settling model of care.
Topics covered will include:
There will be time at the end of the session for you to ask questions about your specific situation.
In addition to the sessions, we are proud to provide an outreach service for interested parents. Speak to our Sleep and Settling Specialist at the end of the session for more information.
Only parents who attend Manningham Maternal and Child Health service are eligible for this service.
Sessions are also available for older babies and toddlers.
Working in partnership with the Victorian Government, this program is part of the 'More help for new Victorian mum and dads’ initiative.
This highly flexible space serves a number of opportunities such as performances, exhibitions, dinners and so much more.
The high ceilings are fitted with trusses which accommodates theatre lighting and projection capabilities
The auditorium can be set up utilising a lecture style layout or a banquet/round table layout. This space can offer options for all your specific event needs.
The space will seat 200 people comfortably around tables or in rows and will be able to be set up with the chairs facing any direction.
On arrival from the foyer you have flexible entry opportunities, with three sets of double doors leading into the auditorium. The large windows along the eastern wall allow for natural light to stream into the space and can also be blocked with blinds if dimmer settings are required.
For those requiring a green room, or a back stage performance area, there is a space off the north wall either side of the stage which also includes bathroom facilities.
The foyer and community kitchen are available for additional booking fee to offer hospitality for events in the auditorium.
Visit Manningham Uniting Church and Community Centre to submit a booking form, or contact them with your questions via bookings@manninghamuc.org.
Community learning centres, such as Neighbourhood Houses, encourage members of the community to participate in local activities, learning and education, and play an important part in strengthening local communities. ...
Community learning centres, such as Neighbourhood Houses, encourage members of the community to participate in local activities, learning and education, and play an important part in strengthening local communities. There are five Neighbourhood Houses in Manningham, which Council supports through the provision of funding and facilities.
These five Neighbourhood Houses are managed by voluntary community-based committees of management, who are responsible for the overall operation of each centre. Neighbourhood Houses employ professionally trained staff and tutors as well as experienced volunteers.
Courses at Neighbourhood Houses can include:
Several centres also have a registered childcare centre.
The five Neighbourhood Houses are:
Manningham DISC is a stadium located in a large area of open space which provides a range of sporting and recreational opportunities to the residents of Donvale and the wider community. The main facility is the indoor stadium which is managed by Aligned Leisure.
Visit Manningham DISC on the Active Manningham website to learn more about their available activities and programs.
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Participation in the Competition is deemed acceptance of these Terms and Conditions.
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The Proponent is committed to compliance with its obligations under the Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014 (Vic). All personal information (including images) collected by the Proponent for the Competition will be used for administering the Competition and for the purpose of understanding community views relating to growth and development across Manningham’s activity centres. The ‘Community survey, Activity Centre Design Concepts’ results may be published once deidentified Personal information will not be disclosed to third parties unless the Proponent is required to disclose under legislation or disclosure is necessary to complete the purpose for which it is collected as set out in these Terms and Conditions. If the information is not collected, it may impede the Proponent from administering the Competition. You may access information you have provided to the Proponent at any time and make corrections if you believe that information is incorrect. The Proponent’s Privacy Policy can be located at https://www.manningham.vic.gov.au/. You can contact the City Planning team by telephone 03 9840 9333 or by email manningham@manningham.vic.gov.au. |
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Manningham DISC is a stadium located in a large area of open space which provides a range of sporting and recreational opportunities to the residents of Donvale and the wider community. The main facility is the indoor stadium which is managed by Aligned Leisure.
Visit Manningham DISC on the Active Manningham website to learn more about available activities and programs.
Have you noticed something unsafe like a broken tree branch or damaged playground that needs our attention?
Some types of events, such as festivals or school's cross country runs need a special permission to be held on public land.
The Infant Feeding, Active play and Nutrition (INFANT) program provides parents with evidence-based skills and information about healthy eating and active play for their babies.
INFANT is an evidence-based initiative led by our local Maternal Child Health (MCH) Nurses.
Sessions cover topics including:
Cost: Free
Who should attend: Parents and caregivers
Please note: This is the 6 months session - for babies aged from 5 to 7 months.
We offer interactive sessions in four different age groups:
For more information, go to Maternal and Child Health Services or call 9840 9188.
The Infant Feeding, Active play and Nutrition (INFANT) program provides parents with evidence-based skills and information about healthy eating and active play for their babies.
INFANT is an evidence-based initiative led by our local Maternal Child Health (MCH) Nurses.
Sessions cover topics including:
Cost: Free
Who should attend: Parents and caregivers
Please note: This is the 3 months session - for babies aged from 2 to 4 months.
We offer interactive sessions in four different age groups:
For more information, go to Maternal and Child Health Services or call 9840 9188.
Our play based learning values individual children’s needs, strengths and interests. We've a flexible and fun approach to learning. Our curriculum includes planned experiences and opportunities for unplanned learning.
Using emergent curriculum, we focus on children’s unique interests and abilities to help them develop. We have 3 rooms grouped according to age.
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In our 0 to 2 age group, we plan experiences and routines for engagement and learning. We give varied learning experiences which help children to connect to their environment and people. For all young children, a sense of security and attachment is important. We have a specific focus on helping children feel safe and be confident in a new environment. |
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In our 2 to 3 age group we extend children’s social, emotional, cognitive and physical development. Children get to work in small groups and develop their sharing and cooperation skills. We encourage some independent skills, but it’s balanced with being mindful of the wider community. |
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In our 3 to 5 year age group is full of exploration and engagement. We encourage self-selection of learning materials that follow individual interests, while also practising intentional teaching. We work with children on projects, extending their ideas and understanding of the world. |
22 places each day. |
Using a positive approach to behaviour guidance, we focus on understanding everyone’s rights. This helps us be inclusive while making sure everyone feels safe.
We initiate discussion and will respond to any of your concerns. We’ll work with you to develop a behaviour guidance plan if necessary. It’ll outline strategies that we can implement in the centre, and at home to guide behaviour.
Our qualified educators invest time and energy getting to know each child. They also communicate with you, so we can work towards shared goals.
We also have extra educators who cover:
Our educator to children ratio will always meet the National Quality Standard for Early Childhood Education and Care.
Interested in enrolling your child? Apply now to be added to our waitlist at MC Square.
Apply now
Victoria is undergoing transformative change, with the State Government’s release of a number of important planning reforms.
These changes will affect the way that Manningham grows and will have impacts on the character and liveability of our neighbourhoods.
We will continue to advocate to the State Government on the implications of these reforms. We’re urging the State Government to continue to consult with us as we work closely with our communities to ensure these reforms align with their needs.
The State Government released its new statewide strategy, Plan for Victoria, on 28 February 2025.
The Plan for Victoria focuses on directing housing to activity centres close to stations and public transport. With updated planning controls, activity centres and priority precincts have been identified as the key places for the delivery of more homes.
The identified priority precincts are based around the Suburban Rail Loop precincts, including Box Hill and Burwood. The targeted activity centres are focused around the 60 identified activity centres that have both fixed rail and tram infrastructure.
It’s proposed that new planning controls will provide for taller buildings in the core of these centres and lower rise apartments within walking distance of the centre. None of these precincts or activity centres fall within Manningham.
On 24 February 2025, the Minister released the final housing targets for each local government area within Victoria, for delivery over the next 30 years.
Following Council advocacy, Manningham’ s housing target has been reduced to 28,500 dwellings, from the original target of 39,000 dwellings.
This revised target will have implications on Manningham’s future residential growth strategy and the identification of areas for increased densities.
We’re currently preparing a draft Residential Strategy that will respond to this target.
The next stage of consultation on the draft strategy will focus on identifying how housing growth and diversity of housing types will be managed in the urban parts of the municipality.
On 25 February 2025, the Victorian Government announced a new Townhouse and Low-rise code to come into effect in all planning schemes.
These changes represent a significant departure to the standards for multi-unit development under ResCode, which have been in place for many years. In addition, where a development proposal is deemed to meet the Code, residents will still be able to lodge an objection to council, however, will be unable to appeal the matter in the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT).
On 27 February 2025, the Victorian Government announced the final 25 ‘train and tram zone’ locations to the Activity Centres Program.
This program is part of the Victorian Government Housing Statement reforms to provide capacity for 300,000 additional homes to 2051.
No additional activity centres within Manningham have been identified as part of this announcement.
We’re currently preparing detailed draft Activity Centre Design Guidelines to manage built form outcomes for residential development within our neighbourhood activity centres.
We expect that the implications of these reforms will become clearer in the coming months.
The changes will have direct impacts on a number of strategic projects being progressed by Council.
We’ll continue to keep you updated on any further changes announced by the State Government.
Stunning new botanical art displays at the Manningham Civic Centre provide inspiration for bringing the natural world into your own home or workplace.
The displays, on show until Spring, are by artist Kayla Moon, of floristry business xfloss, and are examples of biophilic design.
Biophilic design is about increasing our connection to the natural world within our built environment.
Kayla specialises in unusual large-scale sculptural pieces that combine different materials, colours and structural elements that are both beautiful and thought-provoking.
“Our work is unconventional because of the style of the materials that we use,” Kayla said.
“I love to create sculptures that are big floral monsters - more unusual, even grotesque – beautiful but a bit terrifying.”
Indeed, Kayla’s displays in the foyers of the Civic Centre and MC Square feature the dried and preserved weed Amaranthus, highlighting the beauty of what could considered a ‘monster’ outside its native environment.
Kayla has combined the Amaranthus with the air plant Old Man’s Beard, Papyrus Sedge, and branches of Corokia to create beautiful sculptural displays.
“I’ve brought together different types of plants at different stages of their lifecycle – weeds, airplants, bushes and deciduous plants. I think it provides insights into natural materiality and the beauty of nature and how you can use flowers, twigs, rocks and other natural items as a medium.”
Biophilia refers to our innate connection with nature and was first coined by psychologist Eric Fromm in 1964. The word biophilia originates from the Greek words ‘bio’, meaning life, and ‘philia’, meaning ‘love of’, resulting in ‘in a love of life or living things’.
In our modern world, biophilic design supports connection to the natural world through practical design principals such as the use of natural shape and forms, environmental features, light and space.
Bringing the natural world into our home and work environments has many health benefits, including relieving stress and improving our mental and physical wellbeing.
You, too, can bring biophilic design into your own home or workplace. Try some of these tips:
Find out more about biophilic design from the Living Future Institute Australia.
Join us for our Inspired Living Series where you can learn about sustainable ideas from inspiring speakers throughout the year.
Image: Artist Kayla Moon puts the finishing touches to her botanical art display in the foyer of the Civic Centre.
The Jackson Court Traders Association has seen the launch of its first initiative – a welcoming new sign at Jackson Court Shopping Centre.
Formed just over a year ago, the Jackson Court Traders Association advocates for its businesses, collaborates with Council, pursues funding opportunities and creates initiatives to promote the popular activity centre.
Jackson Court has more than 90 businesses, making it one of Manningham’s busiest and most vibrant centres.
The new sign on Doncaster Road is designed to showcase the mix of local businesses and advertise the centre.
Manningham Council supports activity centres with infrastructure upgrades, business support and planning. At Jackson Court, we've helped establish the traders’ association with registration, governance, communication and business development support.
President of the Jackson Court Traders Association, Con Valsamis said the sign brings a new look and increased advertising space for businesses at the centre.
"As a group, we have so many ideas on ways to continue improving this important shopping district. This new signage is a big step towards us achieving these goals,” Mr Valsamis said.
“A big thank you to my fellow committee members for their passion and dedication and to Manningham Council for their support in setting up our traders association.”
“We want to bring this area to life and really show people what we at Jackson Court have to offer,” Mr Valsamis added.
You can follow Jackson Court Traders Association on Instagram @jacksoncourt.doncaster.
Download the Jackson Court Traders Association Strategic plan.
View a list of our closest transfer stations (tips) and recycling centres below.
Check out our A-Z waste and recycling guide or contact us.
We have several clubs in Manningham for older adults. The centres and clubs provide social and recreational opportunities for older people.
Looking for events for older adults? View the older adults page for details.
| Australian Coptic Senior Citizens Club | Doncaster East Hall Corner Blackburn Road and Andersons Creek Road 0413 076 344 | Board games, backgammon, walks. |
| Australian Oriental Martial Arts Tai Chi Incorp (AOMA) | Doncaster Secondary College David Perry Hall 0467 597 080 | Exercise, martial arts, Tai Chi. |
| Chinese Senior Citizens Club of Manningham | Ajani Centre 284 Thompsons Road, Lower Templestowe 3107 0427 040 894 | Guest speakers on relevant topics, dancing, board games, calligraphy. |
| Combined Pensioners Association of Bulleen and Templestowe | Lower Templestowe Community Centre Corner Manningham Road and Balmoral Avenue Lower Templestowe 3107 9850 5909 / 0400 858 954 | Board games, bingo, lunches and coffee, exercises, day trips, celebrations of significant cultural days. |
| Doncaster Chinese Senior's Association | Doncaster East Public Hall Corner Blackburn Road and Andersons Creek Road 0499 708 886 | Dancing, Chinese Opera. |
| Donvale Central Probus Club | East Doncaster Baptist Church 47-53 Tunstall Rd, Doncaster East 3109 Third Tuesday each month at 9.15am Noelene 0468 491 891 | Guest speakers on relevant topics, events, outings and social gatherings. |
| Doncaster Garden Club | Doncaster RSL Corner Leeds Street and Doncaster Road, Doncaster East 3109 0409 063 060 / 0402 478 302 | Guest speakers on relevant topics, discussions. |
| Greek Senior Citizens Club of Manningham | Ajani Centre 284 Thompsons Road, Lower Templestowe 3107 9850 4464 | Card games, bingo, guest speakers on relevant topics, celebrations of significant cultural days. |
| Iranian Senior Citizens Club of Manningham | Centenary House 901 Doncaster Road, Doncaster East 3109 8370 7083 | Carpet bowls, backgammon, cards, guest speaks on relevant topics. |
| Italian Senior Citizens Club of Manningham | Ajani Centre 284 Thompsons Road Lower Templestowe 3107 0413 040 027 | Card games, bingo, lunches on significant cultural days. |
| Macedonian Senior Citizens Club of Manningham | Ajani Centre 284 Thompsons Road Lower Templestowe 3107 0412 815 818 | Card games, social chat, lunches on significant cultural days. |
| Manningham U3A | The Pines Learning and Activity Centre 2/520 Blackburn Road, Doncaster East 3108 9894 5955 | Language classes, fitness classes, art classes, games, hobbies. |
| Rostrum Doncaster Club (Eastside Rostrum Club 61) | Senior Citizen's Club Lounge 895 Doncaster Rd cnr Doncaster Rd and Dehnert St Doncaster Opposite Jackson Court Shopping Centre Debbie 0414 632 866 or Andrew 0421 693 645 | Skill building, including public speaking. |
| Seniors Happy Life Club | Heimat Centre 125 George Street, Doncaster East 0402 985 812 | Folk dancing, Line dancing, African drumming, Ballroom dancing. |
| St Haralambous Church-Greek Senior Citizens | Parish of Saint Haralambos 190 to 200 Porter Street 0408 306 989 | Bingo, luncheons, day trips. |
| Warrandyte Senior Citizens Club | Warrandyte Community Hall 8 Taroona Avenue Warrandyte 3113 0417 546 604 | Bowling, billiards, social chat. |
| Women’s Friendship Group Inc | Lower Templestowe Community Centre Corner Manningham Road and Balmoral Avenue, Lower Templestowe 3107 9850 5252 / 0409 035 045 | Craft, exercise classes, monthly meetings. |
Contact the clubs directly if you are interested in joining.
You can also contact us or call 9840 9230.
Manningham's Healthy Ageing Team in partnership with the ACCC (Australian Competition and Consumer Commission), ScamWatch and the National Anti Scam Centre present a free Scams awareness presentation.
Stop. Better safe than scammed.
Scammers are criminals who use increasingly sophisticated methods to target their victims. In this session, a representative from The National Anti-Scam Centre (also known as Scamwatch), will deliver a free presentation designed to help you identify scams and stay safe.
They’ll showcase some real-life examples, and let you know what to do if you have been targeted. They’ll also provide an overview on how the Centre is working across government and industry to help make Australia a harder target for scams.
Places are limited, so reserve your seat today.
Manningham Council's Healthy Ageing Team in partnership with the ACCC (Australian Competition and Consumer Commission), ScamWatch and the National Anti Scam Centre present a free Scams Awareness Presentation.
Stop. Better safe than scammed.
Scammers are criminals who use increasingly sophisticated methods to target their victims.
In this session, a representative from The National Anti-Scam Centre (also known as Scamwatch), will deliver a free presentation designed to help you identify scams and stay safe.
They’ll showcase some real-life examples, and let you know what to do if you have been targeted. They’ll also provide an overview on how the Centre is working across government and industry to help make Australia a harder target for scams.
Places are limited, so reserve your seat today!
The Pines Shopping Centre is kicking-off the holiday season with a Santa arrival for the whole family!
Join us in getting into the Christmas spirit, as Santa arrives on a blue train at the Priceline entrance of the Centre.
Mrs Claus, Rudolph, Frosty, Paw Patrol's Chase and Marshall and friends will be there to help celebrate too. Plus, there'll be entertainers, free train rides, and live music to put you in the festive mood.
Santa will arrive at 10.00am and take his seat at the Santa set near Kmart. All other characters will continue to roam until 1.00pm.
For event details, view the Pines Shopping Centre.
View a list of local childcare centres and get tips on what to look for ...
We recommend families visit a range of childcare services to choose the most suitable one for your child’s needs.
Here are some questions to ask yourself when choosing a childcare service:
Contact us for more information on childcare in Manningham.
Visit Manningham Maps to find a local Childcare centre near you or check the list below:
Early Years at MC Square
Early Years offers full time care from birth to 5 years of age. We are the only Manningham Council owned early childhood education and care service.
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| Bulleen Kids Early Learning Centre | 60 Manningham Road, Bulleen | 9850 2791 |
| Creative Play Childcare and Early Learning Centre | 1 Templestowe Road, Bulleen | 9852 3277 |
| Moresby Avenue Child Care and Early Learning Centre | 6 Moresby Avenue, Bulleen | 9850 7755 |
| Wonderworld Early Learning Centre | 106 Templestowe Road, Bulleen | 9850 1777 |
| Kids Academy Bulleen | 54 Thompsons Road Bulleen | 70205356 |
| Nido Early School Bulleen | 29 Manningham Road Bulleen | 90391922 |
| Dandelion Childcare and Early Learning Centre | 37 Manningham Road Bulleen | 90857611 |
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Aquarena Aquatic Centre Childcare Centre |
139 Williamsons Road, |
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Doncaster Early Learning Child Care Centre |
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| Creative Play Early Learning Centre Doncaster | 522-524 Doncaster Road Doncaster | 98482157 |
| Playhouse Early Education and Care | 70 Tram Road Doncaster | 90184070 |
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Good Start Early Learning Centre |
76-78 Andersons Creek Road, |
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A.C.E. Child Care Centre |
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Deep Creek Childcare Centre |
510-518 Blackburn Road, |
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Doncaster East Day Care and Kindergarten |
84 Blackburn Road, |
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Kids Academy Doncaster East |
952-954 Doncaster Road, |
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Busy Bees at Doncaster East |
160 Andersons Creek Road, |
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Minikins Kindergarten and Child Care Centre |
13 Leeds Street, |
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MyKidz East Doncaster |
81 George Street, |
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Pines Learning Childcare Centre |
520 Blackburn Road, |
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Guardian Childcare and Education Doncaster East |
100 Deep Creek Drive, |
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| Bambini Early Learning Centre | 1 Fullwood Parade Doncaster East | 96993980 |
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| Nido Early School Donvale | 318-320 Springvale Road Donvale | 85939434 |
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Journey Early Learning Childcare Centre |
271 Thompsons Road, |
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| Templestowe Kids Early Learning Centre | 11-13 Herlihys Road Templestowe Lower | 98520710 |
| Templestowe Montessori Academy Childcare Centre | 36-38 Parker Street Templestowe Lower | 1300000162 |
| Alpha Omega Early Education | 1 Hillcroft Drive, Templestowe | 9846 3592 |
| Cuddly Bear Templestowe Early Learning Centre | Corner Swilk and Parker Streets, Templestowe | 9846 4011 |
| Grow Early Education Templestowe | 1 Niland Rise, Templestowe | 1300934769 |
| Leading Bees Montessori and Early Learning centre | 14 Aloha Gardens, Templestowe | 9008 7277 0434 555516 |
| Paisley Park Early Learning Centre | 239 Foote Street, Templestowe | 1800 724 753 |
| First Steps Early Learning Journey | 58-60 Smiths Road, Templestowe | 83722012 |
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Warrandyte Child Care and Preschool Centre |
2 Masonic Avenue, |
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Wonga Park Community Cottage Child Care Centre |
Unit 1, 9-13 Old Yarra Road, |
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