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Apply for a memorial plaque and public donation of park furniture or trees
… plaque in Council reserves. Tags Apply Parks, Reserves and Playgrounds … Apply for a memorial plaque and public donation of park furniture or trees …

You can request to install private memorial plaques in Council reserves when the plaque is associated with Council-approved park furniture or tree.

 

How to apply

Complete the online application or download and complete the Request for Memorial Plaque and Donation of Park Furniture or Tree.

Read the Memorial plaques and public donation of park furniture or trees policy before you apply.

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What happens next?

  • Once we have received your application we will contact you to advise if it has been approved. We will also need to approve the wording of the plaque.
  • We will provide you with specifications for your plaque. The text should fit within the plaque dimensions (100mm x 50mm).
  • If your application is approved you will be invoiced for the cost of the furniture or tree.
  • We will place an order once we receive full payment from you. Orders cannot be placed without full payment.
  • Furniture delivery and installation can take up to three months.
  • Tree planting will be subject to availability and suitable seasonal conditions.
  • The applicant is responsible for the purchase of the plaque and delivery to council. 

 

How much does it cost?

The applicant is responsible for the cost and ordering of the approved plaque.

Prices include GST.

  • Timber Park Seat $3,850
  • Timber Picnic Table $6,380
  • Tree $495

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Skate Park League
… Skate Park League Health and fitness The Australian Skate Park League (SPL) is coming … program that comprises of leagues in QLD, SA, NT, WA and NSW. The Doncaster round is part of an interconnected … series of skate park events that will be held across Vic and will feature scooter, BMX and skateboard competitions. …

The Australian Skate Park League (SPL) is coming to Doncaster on Saturday 10th December for the Melbourne Metro Series, which is part of the Victoria League.

The Victoria League makes up one part of the YMCA's national pathway program that comprises of leagues in QLD, SA, NT, WA and NSW. The Doncaster round is part of an interconnected series of skate park events that will be held across Vic and will feature scooter, BMX and skateboard competitions.

The series is a great opportunity for both seasoned riders and young new skaters to get involved. People can compete to be crowned the winner of Melbourne Metro Series, while those still finding their feet get the opportunity to have a go, improve their skills, interact with the pros and win some fun prizes. SPL gives the community the opportunity to get involved and cheer on their own.

Free entry, all genders and abilities welcome

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Cat Jump Park
… is a large, attractive, undulating park with a playground and abundant space for walking, exercising and ball games. Bellevue Avenue Donvale VIC 3111 Australia … …

Cat Jump Park is a large, attractive, undulating park with a playground and abundant space for walking, exercising and ball games.

Places and spaces

  • Playground
  • Rebound wall / Hit up wall
  • Basketball ring
  • Soccer goal
  • Path network

Pedestrian Links

  • Polaris Drive
  • Leslie Street
  • Ellerton Court
  • Miramar Court
  • Carbine Street

Report an issue

Have you noticed something unsafe like a broken tree branch or damaged playground that needs our attention?

Report now

Organising a large event?

Some types of events, such as festivals or school's cross country runs need a special permission to be held on public land.

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Outdoor exercise sessions at Ruffey Lake Park
… Outdoor exercise sessions at Ruffey Lake Park Health and fitness We've installed another, brand-new exercise … outdoor fitness equipment.  The sessions are 1 hour long and are recommended for those with a beginner to moderate … use this outdoor gym to improve their strength, fitness, and coordination. How to get there:  This station is best …

We've installed another, brand-new exercise station at Ruffey Lake Park! Learn how to use the new equipment by trying a workout with a qualified instructor.

This station is off Cricklewood Drive, up the hill from the Church Road car park along the Hilltops Circuit path.

Every session will begin with a demonstration by a qualified instructor on how to use the outdoor fitness equipment. 

The sessions are 1 hour long and are recommended for those with a beginner to moderate fitness level. Anyone can use this outdoor gym to improve their strength, fitness, and coordination.

How to get there: This station is best accessed through the Church Road car park. From there, walk up the hill toward Cricklewood Drive.

On the day, please make sure to:

  • dress in activewear
  • bring a drink bottle
  • wear sunscreen

Belgravia Leisure is committed to doing everything they can to keep everyone safe. Equipment will be wiped down before and after use and hand sanitizer will be available during the session. Instructors delivering these sessions are fully vaccinated. You are not required to wear a mask, however if you wish to wear one please do so. Please do not attend if you are feeling unwell.

Map of Ruffey Lake Park with red circle around location of exercise station
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Currawong Bush Park Conference & Environmental Centre
… the centre is available for small functions, meetings and seminars. The Currawong Bush Park Conference Centre includes a conference room and the environmental centre. It is surrounded by a landscaped and paved outdoor area, with picnic and BBQ facilities, and …

Located in 50 hectares of tranquil bushland, the centre is available for small functions, meetings and seminars. The Currawong Bush Park Conference Centre consists of two separate hireable spaces. It is surrounded by a landscaped and paved outdoor area with picnic and BBQ facilities, and is only 30 minutes from the City via the Eastern Freeway.

Conference Room

The main room can accommodate up to 35 people seated and 50 theatre style. Equipment includes overhead projector, screen and electronic whiteboard. There are breakout rooms and a full kitchen with urn, microwave and dishwasher.

Environment Centre

Consists of a self-contained space which can accommodate up to 15 people seated or standing. Facilities include chairs, tables, refrigerator, microwave and urn. 

Outdoor space

The large shared outdoor space has bench seating and theatre-style raised seating, BBQ facilities and accessible parking.
 

Hosting a birthday party? Our facilities cater for children aged 12 years or under and adults aged 22 years and above.

Take a virtual tour of Currawong Bush Park Conference Centre.

 

How much does it cost?

We have a pricing structure to suit your needs. Booking during the week are for a minimum of 2 hours, and 4 hours during the weekend.

If you book more than 10 times during a year, you are eligible for the regular hirer rate.

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Conference Room Casual Hire $35 per hour$48 per hour
Environment Centre Casual Hire$30 per hour$48 per hour

A set bond will be required two (2) weeks prior to your event date. The amount varies per venue and further information will be provided upon booking.  All bond refunds will be processed ten (10) business days post event.

Make sure that you and your attendees are covered by public liability insurance. We can assist you to organise this.

Open fires are not permitted in the park.
 

Have more questions?

Take our virtual tour of Currawong Bush Park Conference, or contact our friendly staff with your questions on 9840 9458 or venues@manningham.vic.gov.au.

Have questions?

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Wonga Park Makers Market
… a range of local small businesses from the Wonga Park area and surrounds, and our lovely Brew and Willow coffee van. It will be the perfect morning out for …

Join us at the Wonga Park Community Cottage for a special indoor makers market.

With a range of local small businesses from the Wonga Park area and surrounds, and our lovely Brew and Willow coffee van.

It will be the perfect morning out for a spot of shopping and connecting with local makers and members of the community. 

Just in time for Mother's Day, so start your gift buying and support local with us.

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Yanggai Barring Linear Park

Yanggai Barring Linear Park is an area of remnant bushland (Andersons Creek/Colman Park, Biosite 27) surrounded by a low density residential neighbourhood. ...

Yanggai Barring Linear Park is an area of remnant bushland (Andersons Creek/Colman Park, Biosite 27) surrounded by a low density residential neighbourhood.

Dogs are prohibited from all areas except the main walking trail.

Report an issue

Have you noticed something unsafe like a broken tree branch or damaged playground that needs our attention?

Report now

Organising a large event?

Some types of events, such as festivals or school's cross country runs need a special permission to be held on public land.

Learn more

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Park Orchards Community Carols
… Park Orchards Community Carols Kids and family Get into the Christmas spirit with a … young talent from the local primary schools, kindergarten and more.  BBQ, soft drinks and glow novelties will be available for purchase. Supported …

Get into the Christmas spirit with a community Carols featuring young talent from the local primary schools, kindergarten and more. 

BBQ, soft drinks and glow novelties will be available for purchase.

Supported by Manningham Council and produced by the Lions Club of Park Orchards.

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Park Orchards Easter Market
… jewellery, ceramics, woodwork, unique gifts, exquisite art and craft items and so much more! Easy free parking in nearby streets. Accessible parking is available on Bowmore Avenue, near the market …

Join us for our special Easter Market!

Park Orchards Market is a lovely boutique market with over 55 carefully curated, quality stalls for you to explore. You won't see multiple of the same stalls, selling the same things here!

There's fresh produce, farm fresh pork, small goods, artisan cheese, bread, cakes, pastries, great coffee, delicious hot food, plants, jewellery, ceramics, woodwork, unique gifts, exquisite art and craft items and so much more!

Easy free parking in nearby streets.

Accessible parking is available on Bowmore Avenue, near the market entrance.

Wheelchair friendly.

Gold coin donation at entry gate is greatly appreciated.

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Currawong Bush Park Trails
… a 'wilderness-like' experience close to home. Tags Paths and Trails … Currawong Bush Park Trails …

Currawong Bush Park is filled with stories to tell. It gives you the opportunity to have a 'wilderness-like' experience close to home.

There are two different walking routes. From these, there are eight walks to choose from, with each focusing on a different aspect of the reserve, including: 

  • traditional interpretive subjects such as flora and fauna
  • park and local histories
  • land management
  • seasons
  • day and night
  • tours for different age groups.

Walks start and finish at Currawong Bush Park, Reynolds Road, Doncaster East.

For a copy of these brochures, please call 9840 9124 or email 

Forest Circuit

Comprises four longer walks that extend into the 'forest'. Sculptural markers dot the landscape and are places to stop for interpretation.

Big Busy Bushland

Learn about the wildlife that makes up this big busy bushland with a particular focus on the interrelationships between plants, people and animals.

Time 1.5 hrs
Distance 3.7 kms
Difficulty Moderate – there are hills.
Accessibility Medium – unsuitable for wheelchairs.
Suitable for: Active families, pleasure walkers, super striders, and circuit. Dogs are not permitted.
Trail type: Natural heritage with historic places.

 

Brochure

Big Busy Bushland Walking Brochure
Big Busy Bushland Walking Brochure
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Audio Guides

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Track 1 – Big Busy Bushland Trail 
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Track 2 – Wurundjeri Wisdom and All Hail the Stringybark (4.08 MB)
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Track 3 – Wurundjeri Wisdom and the Aboriginal Scar Tree (5.67 MB)
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​Track 4 – Pond Ponder and Secret Activity (4.58 MB)
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​Track 5 – Gregarious Grasslands Story of Fire and Silver Wattle (4.83 MB) ​
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Track 6 – Beaut Eucs and Layer Upon Layer (5.73 MB)
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Track 7 – Wild Wetland Edged with Sedge (5.89 MB)
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​Track 8 – Riverside Revelrys Tiny and Mighty (4.99 MB)
Mind Your Mannas

Explore the different habitats in the park with a particular focus on Eucalypt forests and the animals that depend on these forests for survival.

Time 1.5 hrs
Distance 3.7 kms
Difficulty Moderate – there are hills.
Accessibility Medium – unsuitable for wheelchairs.
Suitable for: Active families, pleasure walkers, super striders, and circuit. Dogs are not permitted.
Trail type: Natural heritage with historic places.


Brochure

Mind Your Mannas Trail Map Brochure
Mind Your Mannas Trail Map Brochure
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2.55 MB
UPDATED: 17 June 2022
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Audio Guides

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Track 1 – Mind Your Mannas Trail (1.36 MB)
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Track 2 – Wurundjeri Wisdom and Give Me a Home Among the Gum Trees (4.94 MB)
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Track 3 – Wurundjeri Wisdom and the Aboriginal Scar Tree (5.04 MB)
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​Track 4 – Pond Ponder and Shadow Safety (4.24 MB)
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Track 5 – Gregarious Grassland and our Gregarious Grazers (4.52 MB)
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Track 6 – Beaut Eucs in a Forest of Ancient Giants (6.63 MB)
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Track 7 – The Wild Wetlands Chain of Events (5.31 MB)
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Track 8 – Riverside Revelrys Meeting of Three Forests (5.68 MB)
Ready Aim Click

Designed for seasoned and budding photographers, this trail focuses on different habitats and bush features for you to capture close up.

Time 1.5 hrs
Distance 3.7 kms
Difficulty Moderate – there are hills.
Accessibility Medium – unsuitable for wheelchairs.
Suitable for: Active families, pleasure walkers, super striders, and circuit. Dogs are not permitted.
Trail type: Natural heritage with historic places.

Brochure

Ready Aim Click Trail Map Brochure
Ready Aim Click Trail Map Brochure
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2.54 MB
UPDATED: 17 June 2022
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Audio Guides

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Track 1 – Ready Aim Click Teens Trail (3.55 MB)
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Track 2 – Wurundjeri Wisdom and Bushlands Survival (3.08 MB)
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Track 3 – Pond Ponder and Pond Life (2.97 MB)
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Track 4 – Gregarious Grasslands and The Good Oil on Grasses (2.7 MB)
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Track 5 – Beaut Eucs and Koala Mannas (3.19 MB)
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Track 6 – Wild Wetlands That Rock (3.18 MB)
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Track 7 – Riverside Revelry and Canopy Competition (3.67 MB)
Changing Landscapes

Learn about our changing perspectives towards land use, land management and wildlife, from indigenous lifestyle and European occupation, to the creation of Currawong as a park.

Time 1.5 hrs
Distance 3.7 kms
Difficulty Moderate – there are hills.
Accessibility Medium – unsuitable for wheelchairs.
Suitable for: Active families, pleasure walkers, super striders, and circuit. Dogs are not permitted.
Trail type: Natural heritage with historic places.

 

Brochure

Changing Landscapes Trail Map Brochure
Changing Landscapes Trail Map Brochure
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2.53 MB
UPDATED: 17 June 2022
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Audio Guides

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Track 1 – Changing Landscapes Trail (2.98 MB)
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Track 2 – Wurundjeri Wisdom Masters of Survival (4.66 MB)
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Track 3 – Wurundjeri Wisdom and the Aboriginal Scar Tree (5.7 MB)
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Track 4 – Pond Ponder from Dam to Wetland (3.34 MB)
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​Track 5 – Gregarious Grasslands and Most Beautiful Sheep Pasturage I ever saw in my Life (4.84 MB) ​
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Track 6 – Beaut Eucs and a Story of Survival (5.64 MB)
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Track 7 – Wild Wetland Letting Nature do its Thing (3.99 MB)
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Track 8 – Riverside Revelry and our Changing Perspectives (4.95 MB)

Discovery Circuit

Comprises four short walks, centred on the main car park; sculptural markets dot the landscape and are places to stop for interpretation.

Brushtails and Bush Tales

Learn about the different animals that live in Currawong Bush Park.

Time 1 hr
Distance 2 kms
Difficulty Moderate – there are hills.
Accessibility Suitable for: Active families, pleasure walkers, super striders, and circuit. Dogs are not permitted.
Trail type: Natural heritage with historic places.

 

Brochure

Brushtails and Bush Tales Trail Map Brochure
Brushtails and Bush Tales Trail Map Brochure
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2.27 MB
UPDATED: 17 June 2022
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Audio Guides

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Track 1 – Brushtails and Bush Tales (3.55 MB)
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Track 2 – Wurundjeri Wisdom and the Joys of Twitching (3.69 MB)
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Track 3 – Wurundjeri Wisdom and the Aboriginal Scar Tree (5.25 MB)
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Track 4 – Pond Ponder and the Reptile Chain of Events (4.47 MB)
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Track 5 – Gregarious Grasslands – Hosting Butterflies and Birds (4.23 MB)
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Track 6 – Riverside Revelry – Our Egg Laying Mammals (6.02 MB)
Seasonal Splendour

Draws your attention to what happens in the park at different times of the year, focusing on the diversity of our native flora as well as our marsupials.

Time 1 hr
Distance 2 kms
Difficulty Moderate – there are hills.
Accessibility Medium – unsuitable for wheelchairs.
Suitable for: Active families, pleasure walkers, super striders, and circuit. Dogs are not permitted.
Trail type: Natural heritage with historic places.

 

Brochure

Seasonal Splendour Trail Map Brochure
Seasonal Splendour Trail Map Brochure
pdf
2.26 MB
UPDATED: 17 June 2022
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Audio Guides

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Track 1 – Seasonal Splendour Trail (3.53 MB)
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Track 2 – Wurundjeri Wisdom and the Seven Seasons (7.41 MB)
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Track 3 – Wurundjeri Wisdom and the Aboriginal Scar Tree (5.35 MB)
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Track 4 – Pond Ponder Quiz Question (6.31 MB)
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Track 5 – Gregarious Grasslands and the Mating Season (4.76 MB)
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Track 6 – Riverside Revelry and Summer Fire (7.35 MB)

 

Their Day Our Night

Find out who is active in the dark, what sounds to listen for and where to look for wildlife.

Time 1 hr
Distance 2 kms
Difficulty Moderate – there are hills.
Accessibility Medium – unsuitable for wheelchairs.
Suitable for: Active families, pleasure walkers, super striders, and circuit. Dogs are not permitted.
Trail type: Natural heritage with historic places.

 

Brochure

Their Day Our Night Trail Map Brochure
Their Day Our Night Trail Map Brochure
pdf
2.27 MB
UPDATED: 17 June 2022
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Audio Guides

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Track 1 – Their Day Our Night Trail Stereo (3.98 MB)
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 Track 2 – Wurundjeri Wisdom and the not so Silent Night (4.81 MB)
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Track 3 – Wurundjeri Wisdom and the Aboriginal Scar Tree (5.25 MB)
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Track 4 – Pond Ponder-Frogs and Flappers (5.34 MB)
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Track 5 – Gregarious Grasslands - A Tale of Sharp Eyes and a Strange Squeal (4.73 MB)
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Track 6 – Riverside Revelry and Calling all Ringies (4.76 MB)
My Home is a Hollow

This trail is a bushland 'Who Am I?' game that unfolds in rhyme, and allows children to become 'bushland detectives' by identifying a variety of animals and looking for clues of their whereabouts.

Time 1 hr
Distance 2 kms
Difficulty Moderate – there are hills.
Accessibility Medium – unsuitable for wheelchairs.
Suitable for: Active families, pleasure walkers, super striders, and circuit. Dogs are not permitted.
Trail type: Natural heritage with historic places.

 

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Track 3 – My Home is a Pond (4.22 MB)
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Track 4 – My Home is the Ground (4.88 MB)
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Track 5 – My Home is a Burrow (4.52 MB)
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Women's Cricket at Wonga Park
… Women's Cricket at Wonga Park Manningham Girls Can Come and try cricket at Wonga Park Cricket club.  Wonga Park Cricket Club will be hosting fun and interactive games for This Girl Can, to showcase what cricket is. Come down and give it a go! Suitable for women and girls of all ages …

Come and try cricket at Wonga Park Cricket club. 

Wonga Park Cricket Club will be hosting fun and interactive games for This Girl 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.

A BBQ will be provided.

What to wear: comfortable clothes that allow you to move around freely and runners for footwear.

What to bring: water bottle and a hat.

#ManninghamGirlsCan

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Safe driver road safety awareness for older adults
… older adults Seniors Hosted by the Department of Transport and Planning , this 1.5 hour road safety awareness presentation is designed for older drivers and their families or carers. The presentation provides advice on how older drivers can stay safe and mobile, including information on: how age-related changes …

Hosted by the Department of Transport and Planning, this 1.5 hour road safety awareness presentation is designed for older drivers and their families or carers.

The presentation provides advice on how older drivers can stay safe and mobile, including information on:

  • how age-related changes can affect driving
  • tips to optimise driver safety including a self-assessment checklist, vehicle design and road law
  • the potential impacts of medical conditions, disability and medication on safe driving
  • planning for the future
  • where to access support and advice

We will also hear from Manningham Community Transport Partner, EV Strengthening Communities around alternative transport options for those who do not drive.

Places are limited, so register your attendance today.

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Wonga Park Makers Market
… Wonga Park Makers Market Kids and family Join us at the Wonga Park Community Cottage for … upcoming Makers Market. Start your Mother's Day shopping and discover local small businesses and their handcrafted wares. Connect with local makers and …

Join us at the Wonga Park Community Cottage for our upcoming Makers Market.

Start your Mother's Day shopping and discover local small businesses and their handcrafted wares. Connect with local makers and creatives and like-minded community members.

Enjoy a coffee and live music  while you browse our range of local stallholders.

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Orienteering at Ruffey Lake Park
… Orienteering at Ruffey Lake Park Kids and family Come and try orienteering. Orienteering is a sport in which participants use a map and compass to find points in the landscape. Easy courses for …

Come and try orienteering.

Orienteering is a sport in which participants use a map and compass to find points in the landscape.

Easy courses for beginners with coaching and assistance available on the day.

No equipment required.

Register beforehand or just turn up on the day.

Bring your friends and family along and try something new!

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Skate Park League Warrandyte
… Skate Park League Warrandyte Health and fitness Skate Park Leagues (SPL) is coming to Warrandyte! Locals will battle it out in the skate, scoot and BMX competitions to decide the winner.  Athletes can … the year to decide the best of 2023. Entry is free and people of all ages and abilities can have a go. Those …

Skate Park Leagues (SPL) is coming to Warrandyte! Locals will battle it out in the skate, scoot and BMX competitions to decide the winner. 

Athletes can compete to be crowned the winner of not only Warrandyte, but also the Victorian Melbourne Metro. Points from each round accumulate throughout the year to decide the best of 2023.

Entry is free and people of all ages and abilities can have a go.

Those still finding their feet get the opportunity to have a go, improve skills and confidence and interact with the pros.

Prizes will be raffled off between competitors so everyone has a chance at taking something home.

Event schedule:

  • Scoot - 11.00am
  • BMX - 12.30pm
  • Skate - 1.30pm

SPL competitions give the community the opportunity to come together, watch and support the talent, get involved and cheer on their own.

The Warrandyte round of SPL has been brought to life through a partnership between Manningham Council, The Y, Victorian Skateboarding Association (VSA), AusCycling and Skate Australia.  

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Council Meeting 28 September 2021
… or on our Facebook page .           Coronavirus (COVID-19) and Council Meetings As part of our efforts to contain the … we provide a safe environment for Councillors, staff and the community. Pursuant to the Local Government Act 2020, … meetings will continue to be live streamed and we encourage you to follow the meeting on our Facebook …

Meeting Date: 28 September 2021
Meeting Time: 7.00pm 
Location: Virtual meeting. You can watch the livestream on this page or on our Facebook page.          

Coronavirus (COVID-19) and Council Meetings

As part of our efforts to contain the spread of COVID-19 we have reviewed our Council meeting practices to ensure we provide a safe environment for Councillors, staff and the community. Pursuant to the Local Government Act 2020, Council meetings will be held virtually until further notice.  Physical attendance by members of the public at Council meetings is currently not permitted. Council meetings will continue to be live streamed and we encourage you to follow the meeting on our Facebook page (you can view the livestream on our Facebook page even if you don’t have a Facebook account) or website. The live stream is not interactive. Any comments or private messages directed to us while the stream is live will not be presented to Council or have a bearing on the conduct of the meeting.

Other temporary changes to our Council meetings:

Public Question Time – At this time, anyone wanting to ask a question of Council should submit their question via email by 5.00pm on the Monday before the meeting. As you cannot be present in the chamber, your question will be read out at the meeting by the CEO. For more information visit the Council Meeting Procedures page.

 

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… Infringements and fines Fines are usually given when someone breaks a law … are also outlined in your infringement notice. View your parking infringement photos You can view your parking … signage planning asset protection. Businesses Parking, Roads and Footpaths Pets registrations Property and …

An infringement, also known as either a fine or a penalty notice, is issued when a law or regulation is broken to help protect the rights, amenity and well-being of the Manningham community.
 

What happens if you receive an infringement notice?

Find a list of options available to you if you have received a penalty notice.

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Find out how to apply for an infringement review

Pay a fine

There are multiple options for you to pay your infringement. These options are also outlined in your infringement notice.

View your parking infringement photos

You can view your parking infringement photos online.

Apply for a payment plan or extension of time for a fine

Find out if you are eligble to receive assistance to pay your fine.

Nominate another person for a parking infringement

If you were not the driver and got a parking infringement notice, complete a nomination statement form to have the fine reissues to the correct person.

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You may choose to have your infringement matter heard in Court.

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View information on Manningham’s Community Local Law (2023), a local law made under Part 5 of the Local Government Act (1989 ) and section 42 of the Domestic Animals Act 1994, that further describes infringements and fines.

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What types of infringements are issued?

We issue infringements that relate to:

  • parking breaches
  • animal management
  • health and wellbeing
  • food safety
  • environment
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Stargazing Night at Ruffey Lake Park
… Stargazing Night at Ruffey Lake Park Environment and sustainability POSTPONED: This event will not run due to … presented by the Astronomical Society of Victoria (ASV) and Manningham Council. Expert ASV astronomers will be on … alive. Key information: Meet us near Mimi's Memorial Tree. Parking is available at The Boulevard Playground car park. …

POSTPONED: This event will not run due to cloud cover.

Join us for a stargazing evening at Ruffey Lake Park, presented by the Astronomical Society of Victoria (ASV) and Manningham Council.

Expert ASV astronomers will be on hand with telescopes, demonstrations and plenty of knowledge to bring the night sky alive.

Key information:

  • Meet us near Mimi's Memorial Tree.
  • Parking is available at The Boulevard Playground car park.
  • Bring a torch covered with red cellophane and mosquito repellant.
  • Wear warm clothes and closed-toe shoes. 
  • Bring snacks and a water bottle. 
  • Children must be supervised by a parent or guardian at all times.

In the event of extreme weather or cloud cover (>25% cover), this event will be cancelled.

Please provide your email address for updates on any event changes.

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AFL Footy 4 Fun - Park Orchards
… AFL Footy 4 Fun - Park Orchards Kids and family Experience Australia’s most loved sport through … A footy experience full of fun activities, modified games and memorable moments to take home with you - come and try AFL Football. For ages 5 to 12 years old. All genders …

Experience Australia’s most loved sport through AFL Victoria’s free Footy 4 Fun event!

A footy experience full of fun activities, modified games and memorable moments to take home with you - come and try AFL Football.

For ages 5 to 12 years old.

All genders are welcome and encouraged to attend. 

No prior experience required.

 

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Street sweeping
… out about our street sweeping program in Manningham Tags Parking, Roads and Footpaths Roads and footpaths … Street sweeping …

Under the Road Management Act 2004, we are responsible for street sweeping on local roads within Manningham to remove a build-up of fallen leaves and rubbish.
 

Why do we need street sweeping?

Street sweeping prevents the influx of leaf fall and litter from entering the underground drainage system potentially causing blockages, subsequent flooding and damaging the environment.

Litter not collected often ends up washing into open watercourses and into local creeks and the Yarra River.

Sweeping also benefits the overall amenity of the street, removes the build-up of dirt and leaves and reduces weeds along the kerb and channel.
 

What areas does Council sweep?

Council is responsible for maintaining 608km of local roads within Manningham.

Our street sweeping program includes:

  • sealed roads with kerb and channel
  • car parks and underpasses 
  • laneways and footpaths within Council maintained shopping precincts.

The Department of Transport and Planning (VicRoads) is responsible for maintaining the arterial road network.

 

When is street sweeping done?

Street sweeping is run throughout the year to keep our streets clean. We increase the frequency in a number of streets during Autumn when there is more leaf litter on the roads. Shopping precincts and key locations are given high priority.

AreaSchedule*
Local roads within residential areasEvery eight to twelve weeks 
Footpaths and laneways within shopping precinctsFortnightly
Car parks within shopping precincts4 to 5 times per week
Car parks within our parks and reservesMonthly

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

UnderpassesEvery two months
Streets subject to heavy leaf fall during autumn Monthly

*This schedule is indicative.

We also respond to urgent sweeping requests such as storm events and traffic incidents. 

 

What if my street needs sweeping?

Contact us for any urgent sweeping requests or potential hazards.

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