Work on the basics of composition, colour and tone to find your own style with tutor, Clare Mannion.
Suitable for beginner through to advanced artists.
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… Manningham Art Studios Open Day Arts studio As part of the MC Square 10 Year Anniversary celebrations, Manningham Art Studios is opening its doors for a range of free art activities to get you inspired for the new year! Drop …
As part of the MC Square 10 Year Anniversary celebrations, Manningham Art Studios is opening its doors for a range of free art activities to get you inspired for the new year!
Drop into the studios or our marquee in the forecourt between 11.00am and 3.00pm to try your hand at sketching, painting and hand-building with air-drying clay, and see demonstrations by some of our expert tutors.
Suitable for all ages.
Program of events
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… Doncaster and Templestowe Art Society Spring Exhibition Art exhibitions An exhibition of local artists showing mixed media of member's work. The art show will be open 10.00am to 3.00pm daily. For more …
An exhibition of local artists showing mixed media of member's work.
The art show will be open 10.00am to 3.00pm daily.
For more information, go to Doncaster Templestowe Artists Society.
… Find out more about view of nature in art - selected works by Terry Napier, at the Tunstall Square Laneway Gallery. Tags Public Art … view of nature in art - selected works by Terry Napier …
The works chosen, represent what I love to paint.
“Birds and flowers figure heavily in my daily painting, I am constantly intrigued by the complexity that appears in a small space. To me the structure of a flower is brilliant engineering, a bird's wing amazing design, perfect for each bird species. In my paintings I attempt to reveal the detail that we often don't see.
Sometimes we don't have time to sit and watch and art can help by bringing the detail, colour and complexity to the observer.
For me, there is a connection between natural history art and a community. We are all surrounded by it...for some, it is lack of time... or perhaps lack of interest, that make it difficult to see the beauty of nature, but it is there every day.
I hope the collection of works inspire people to visit a park, perhaps to take a chair outside and watch and listen, nature is there.” - Terry Napier
Works on display:
- Two Bearded Iris Flowers
- Two Eucalyptus Species
- Hellebore Flowers
- Male Blue Wren on Hibbertia Scanden
- Sturt Desert Pea
- Male and Female Spotted Pardarlote on Red Box
- Male Blue Wren on Eucalyptus
- Red Browned Finch On Swan River Pea
- Bearded Iris Flower ‘pour the wine’
Location of artwork
- Tunstall Square Laneway Gallery, Tunstall Square Shopping Centre, Corner of Tunstall Road and Doncaster Road, Doncaster East, VIC 3109
- View on map
About the artist
Terry is a long-time resident of Manningham. Now retired, he started teaching at the Park Orchards Community House in 1996. He had been running botanical and wildlife workshops on weekend at galleries and other venues and the opportunity to teach closer at home was great.
The workshops soon developed into regular classes, and he was soon filling his time a couple of days a week. From these classes emerged the ‘Nature in Art’ program now offered at the Park Orchards Community House and the Canterbury Neighbourhood House. While Terry still prefers to use watercolour in his work, there are now other teachers teaching colour pencil technique.
Having drawn and painted from early in his life, he developed a passion for shape and colours of the natural world. Painting birds and flowers soon opened the world of bees, butterfly’s and other pollinators. Teaching allowed him to share all this with others and perhaps making people aware of the danger in losing more and more of the natural world.
Terry painted with the Wildlife Artist Society and has participated in the botanical exhibitions held at the Royal Botanic Gardens (RGB), Melbourne since the early nineties.
Today his paintings are represented in Victoria’s Sate Collection RBG, The Cranbourne Botanical Collection, the Illustrated Garden RBG and in the Government House Florilegium, held in the state Library of Victoria. They have also found homes in a number of countries around the world.
Learn more about Terry Napier
- Website - Terry Napier Art
PUBLIC VIEW
Experience art in your every day.
This exhibition is part of PUBLIC VIEW, which presents artworks across a network of sites in Manningham. The program features a series of changing exhibitions that invite you to reflect and connect with diverse ideas and stories.
New artworks are exhibited every six to twelve months, with selected sites dedicated to showcasing work by local artists.
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… Zen Weeding and the Art of Bushland Regeneration Environment and sustainability … and Sustainability Whats On … Zen Weeding and the Art of Bushland Regeneration …
Join our local Land Restoration Guides, Alan Noy and Glenn Jameson for an interactive walk in 100 Acres Reserve, and for a summary session in the study room. Learn how to successfully tackle weeds and support local wildlife on your block. Become empowered to collectively regenerate our native bushland and help it thrive, so that you can improve the natural beauty of where you live.
This workshop is FREE and take home notes will be provided.
Wear shoes and clothing appropriate for a bush walk and the weather on the day.
Bring a water bottle and a notepad and pen.
Free light lunch provided.
Location will be provided upon registration
… Between the Details: Video Art from the ACMI Collection Art exhibitions This exhibition is no longer showing in the Manningham Art Gallery. We’ve opened our final exhibition for the year! …
This exhibition is no longer showing in the Manningham Art Gallery.
We’ve opened our final exhibition for the year!
Showcasing moving image artworks by Australian artists, this exhibition celebrates ACMI’s vibrant collecting and commissioning program.
Come and see the exciting new works at Manningham Art Gallery, Doncaster. Open until February 2024.
Ngura Pukulpa - Happy Place by Kaylene Whiskey
Yankunytjatjara artist Kaylene Whiskey envisions a world where pop culture collides with traditional Anangu culture.
Analects of Kung Phu: Book 1, The 69 Dialogues between the Lamp and the Shadow by Jason Phu
Jason Phu presents us with a guide for surviving contemporary life through the lens of martial arts films.
The Gods of Tiny Things by Deborah Kelly
Deborah Kelly’s kaleidoscopic video unleashes a vivid collage of animated figures and landscapes cut free from the pages of old magazines and encyclopedias to explore the threats of extinction and the climate crisis, the tolls of colonialism, and the global political shift to the right.
The Beehive by Zanny Begg
The Beehive is a non-linear experimental documentary exploring the unsolved murder of Sydney anti-development campaigner Juanita Nielsen.
Gaps by David Rosetzky
Gaps embodies Rosetzky’s ongoing exploration of personal identity and the relationship – or ‘gaps’ – between self and other through speech, movement and dance.
Bayi Gardiya - Singing Desert by Dr Christian Thompson AO
Open on Thursday 1 February and Friday 2 February 2024 from 10.00am to 2.00pm at Doncaster Library. 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.
In this 360-degree video experience, Christian Thompson invites audiences to walk through the landscape of his childhood where they witness a simple yet profound aesthetic gesture of the artist singing in his traditional Bidjara language, a recognised lost language.
Photo caption: Kaylene Whiskey, Ngura Pukulpa – Happy Place, 2021. Between the Details: Video Art from the ACMI Collection. Image courtesy of Kaylene Whiskey and Iwantja Arts.
Photo: Max Mackinnon
An ACMI touring exhibition
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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Documents Available for Public Inspection
Council has made available for public inspection the following documents. The documents can also be viewed at the Council Offices 699 Doncaster Road, Doncaster.
Overseas and Interstate Travel Register
Details of overseas or interstate travel (other than interstate travel by land for less than 3 days) undertaken in an official capacity by any Councillor or member of Council staff in the previous 12 months, including:
- the name of the Councillor or member of Council staff; and
- the dates on which the travel began and ended; and
- the destination of the travel; and
- the purpose of the travel; and
- the total cost to the Council of the travel, including accommodation cost
The Agendas and Minutes of all Ordinary and Special Meetings of Council
Agenda and Minutes of Ordinary and Special meetings of Council held in the previous 12 months are available for inspection online.
You can view and/or download a copy of a Council agenda or minutes.
Freedom of Information requests
Open space contributions and expenditure
The request sought access to Council Open Space contributions and expenditure; specifically, a report showing money in and money out, for FY 20/21, FY 21/22 and FY22/23. Manningham Council processed this request under the Freedom of Information Act 1982 Vic.
Document context
Figures published online regarding expenditure in our annual report and quarterly capital expenditure report, may differ from the documents provided here, as projects undertaken by Manningham for open spaces will have funding from the open space, resort, recreation and reserve (RRR) account, as well as other source funding which contributes to the overall budget. The request sought access to open space contributions and expenditure, therefore the documents provided relate only to open space RRR expenditure.
Please note at the bottom of each document, publicly available material has been extracted from Manningham’s Annual reports 2020/2021, 2021/2022 and 2022/2023. These figures show the relevant open space contributions, that is money being transferred to and from the open space RRR account.
Procurement cards January and February 2024
The request sought access to copies of all corporate credit card statements for January and February 2024 with specific details being made ‘Not Relevant’ to the scope of the request. Manningham Council processed this request under the Freedom of Information Act 1982 Vic.
Document context
The Council is committed to affective use of Procurement Cards which are issued on an operational needs’ basis, with varying ranges of limits according to the cardholders role in the organisation.
Guided by our Procurement Card Policy and in conjunction with our Procurement Policy, we employ strict control features to ensure accountability and transparency across all purchases made via Procurement Cards. For specific details on how we use Procurement Cards visit Procurement Card Policy.
Council Rate information for financial year 2023/24
The request sought access to summary data within the financial year 2023/24 relating to Council Rates, with some data relating to rates in arrears and the number of properties on payment plans. Manningham Council processed this request under the Freedom of Information Act 1982 Vic.
Document context
The total rates billed is related to rates only and does include Supplementary Valuation adjustments.
The number of notices issued figure includes properties that may be non-rateable, and only receive a fire levy and/or waste charge on their notice.
The monetary figure of rates in arrears is based on the rates and the interest on rates only. It does not include fire levy or waste charges or their interest charges.
The number of individuals on a payment plan is classified as live data, that was extracted as at the date your request was submitted.
No applications to request Rates to be waived, were received during the financial year.
The figure of rates refunded relates to rate overpayments on properties.
Other information requests released
Council Waste Levy 2023/24
The request sought access to the yearly billed revenue from the Council Waste Levy charged to all households/premises (what is on the rates notices) and the yearly allocated spending. Manningham Council processed this request informally, via Administrative access (not under the Freedom of information Act 1982 Vic).
Document context
The total Waste Service Charge income budgeted for 2023/24 is $17.496 million. The budgeted spend on waste related activities for 2023/24 is $18.552 million. Waste revenue is based on the number of projected units (including requests for new or changed service throughout the financial year).
Income is in our 2023/24 Budget document.
The budgeted spend on waste related activities for 2023/24 is $18.552 million. The document provided shows the breakdown of budgeted spend waste related activities.
- S5 Instrument of Delegation – Council to CEO – 27 May 2025PDF885.87 KBUPDATED: 4 June 2025download
- S6 Instrument of Delegation – Council to members of Council Staff – 22 July 2025PDF1.09 MBUPDATED: 30 July 2025download
- S12 Instrument of Delegation - Municipal Building Surveyor - March 2017pdf6.47 MBUPDATED: 14 February 2022download
- S14 - Instrument of Delegation Vicsmart Applications 31 August 2020pdf136.57 KBUPDATED: 14 February 2022download
- S15 - Instrument of Appointment and Authorisation (FOI Act only)pdf2.32 MBUPDATED: 14 June 2024download
- S17 - Instrument of Appointment and Authorisation (Oaths and Affirmations Act 2018)PDF386.08 KBUPDATED: 14 June 2024download
- S18 Instrument of Sub-delegation under the EPA 2017 – 22 July 2025PDF646.32 KBUPDATED: 30 July 2025download
- S19A Instrument of Delegation of the MFPO under Country Fire Authority Act 1958 - October 2023pdf206.07 KBUPDATED: 3 September 2024download
- S19B Instrument of Delegation of the MFPO under the Fire Rescue Victoria Act 1958 - October 2023pdf183.8 KBUPDATED: 3 September 2024download
Council Lease Register
A document containing details of all leases involving land which were entered into by the Council as lessor, including the lessee and the terms and the value of the lease.
Register of Authorisations
A register maintained under section 224(1A) of the Local Government Act 1989 of authorised officers appointed under that section.
List of Grants and Donations
A list of donations and grants made by the Council in the previous 12 months, including the names of persons who, or bodies which, have received a donation or grant and the amount of each donation or grant.
The list of Grants and Donations is available for inspection at the Council officers, please Governance team to arrange a suitable time.
Personal Interests Returns
The Local Government Act 2020 (Act) and the Local Government (Governance and Integrity) Regulations 2020 (the regulations) require that a summary of information submitted in Personal Interests Returns be made available to the public. The Chief Executive Officer must prepare a summary of the personal interests disclosed in the last personal interests return lodged. This summary must be made available on Council’s website and available for inspection at Council’s office. The following provides the categories under which all details must be disclosed on a Personal Interests Return form as required under section 8 of the Regulations.
To find out further information in regards to any of these documents please contact our Governance Team on 9840 9333 or via email manningham@manningham.vic.gov.au.
Meet other artists, creatives and arts workers in your community. ...
We are launching a Meet Up to connect with artists, creatives and arts workers across Manningham.
For our first event, we'll be testing ideas that will form the Arts Action Plan and sharing what we've heard from the community.
All welcome.
… help you explore Manningham and a variety of contemporary art and recreational choices in fun and engaging ways. Find … Institute Hall Wheelchair accessible Doncaster Manningham Art Gallery Wheelchair accessible Doncaster Manningham Art … Doncaster Playhouse Wheelchair accessible Find your local public art Find your local art Manningham Victorian Ceramic …
Check out all the things you can do - from exploring our nature, looking for fun activities or learning new skills.
Discover places and spaces
Whatever your experience, our places and programs will help you explore Manningham and a variety of contemporary art and recreational choices in fun and engaging ways.
Discover Aquarena
The Aquarena Aquatic and Leisure Centre is one of the largest recreation and aquatic facilities in Victoria.
Resources to help you run your sport and recreation club
Whether you are looking to improve your club operations or increase participation - you can find useful information and templates to get you started.
Discover arts, crafts and theatre
We have a vibrant arts and cultural scene for you to explore. With a proud history in visual arts, Arts Manningham is home to renowned painters, ceramicists and mid-twentieth century artists.
Find your local
Get to know our municipality through our local businesses.
Looking for a grant to fund an upcoming project?
View our range of grants available to assist your community group, club or arts practice.
What's on in arts and recreation
Arts and recreation news
… Community Transport Seniors Outing: Heide Museum of Modern Art Seniors Join us for a local trip to the Heide art museum and sculpture park, set on 6.5 hectares of … and a distinctive collection of more than 3,600 works of art. After enjoying a morning coffee together, we will tour …
Join us for a local trip to the Heide art museum and sculpture park, set on 6.5 hectares of parkland with five gallery spaces, award-winning architecture and a distinctive collection of more than 3,600 works of art.
After enjoying a morning coffee together, we will tour the art museum and grounds, followed by lunch at the Heide kitchen.
Cost includes transport from your door, morning coffee, entry to the museum, and lunch.
Places are limited, bookings are essential. Contact Manningham Community Transport (operated by EV) to book.
… 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.
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
Apply online
Learn the basics of Chen Style Tai Chi with the Australian Oriental Martial Arts Tai Chi Inc. ...
Learn the basics of Chen Style Tai Chi with the Australian Oriental Martial Arts Tai Chi Inc. in Doncaster.
Tai Chi is a holistic practice that combines slow, flowing movements with deep breathing to enhance wellbeing. The beginners' classes introduce the fundamentals of Chen Style Tai Chi, making it accessible to all fitness levels. Its gentle movements promote balance, flexibility, and mental clarity, supporting both physical health and mental awareness.
Sessions are held during the school terms at Doncaster Secondary College.
A 2025 membership fee of $48 applies.
Experience the electrifying sounds of the Air Force Big Band....
Experience the electrifying sounds of the Air Force Big Band, the Royal Australian Air Force's premier 17-piece Swing and Jazz ensemble.
Cost includes round trip from your doorstep, coffee, entry ticket and lunch.
… and Development Report … Report an issue with a tree on public land …
What to report
You can report a tree or tree branch that is obstructing the road, footpath or is in danger of falling or causing damage.
If unsure, contact us.
What types of tree issues can you report?
On public land
- Fallen trees or branches on nature strips, footpaths, parks and roads.
- Overhanging branches onto public land.
- Council trees that need maintenance.
On private property
- If the fallen tree or branch originates from private property please call the SES on 132500.
Trees over power lines
- If the tree or branch has fallen on the power lines or communication cables contact your Electricity provider.
How to report an issue
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Prepare the following information before you report:
- The location of the issue.
- The date and time of when the issue occurred.
- Historic details leading up to you reporting this issue.
- Your contact details if you'd like an update. Or, you can remain anonymous.
- Other details that will assist us with your specific issue.
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Report the issue to us
You can make a report online, in person or over the phone.
What happens after you have reported an issue?
- You will be provided with a reference number for your report.
- We will assess the issue and take appropriate action.
Report online
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Find permits, services and guides relating to parking, roads and footpaths
Parking
Roads and footpaths
Report an issue with a tree on public land
You can report a tree or tree branch that is obstructing the road, footpath or is in danger of falling or causing damage.
Apply for works, drainage and stormwater connection permit
You will need a Works and Drainage Permit (WDP) to undertake works that impact Manningham’s assets.
Report a blocked or damaged street drain
We are responsible for an extensive network of underground drains that prevent storm-water run-off from impacting property, footpaths and roads.
Drainage projects design and construction
Find out how we're improving drainage and flood mitigation.
Footpath maintenance and construction
Find out about new path projects in Manningham including footpaths, shared paths and shared trails.
Street sweeping
We are responsible for maintaining 608km of local roads within Manningham. Find out more about our street sweeping program.
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… Roads and Footpaths Property and Development … Apply for public works outfall drain (development / subdivisions) …
Apply for public works (outfall drain)
You need to complete a public works (outfall drain) application for the following works:
- the construction of an outfall drain and/or general drainage works
- when you want to make changes to the existing engineering plans.
If there is a revision in engineering plans, you’ll need to submit them to us for re-approval. We may need to inspect the site again.
This applications relates to any engineering construction works required by a planning permit that, once completed, will be formally taken over by us for future maintenance purposes.
We calculate fees on a percentage of the proposed works.
If your development does not require a planning permit and you need to construct and outfall drain, please contact the City Infrastructure team for advice on how to proceed.
Apply for subdivision works fees and maintenance
You need to apply for a subdivision works fees and maintenance for any engineering construction subdivision works required by a planning permit that once completed, will be formally taken over by us for future maintenance purposes.
We calculate fees on a percentage of the proposed works, including any new development with significantly impervious areas.
Email us if you want to cancel your application.
… with Jolt Charge and Evie Networks to provide a network of public electric vehicle (EV) chargers in Manningham. …
We’re partnering with Jolt Charge and Evie Networks to provide a network of public electric vehicle (EV) chargers in Manningham.
Our public vehicle charging stations will be rolled out from early 2025. The chargers will be powered by 100 per cent renewable energy, through government accredited GreenPower. Read more about our project.
Find an EV charger
To find an EV charging station near you, visit the Australian EV charging map.
About the chargers
Each charging station in the Manningham network, will feature either Jolt or Evie chargers.
The chargers will be powered by 100 per cent renewable energy, through government accredited GreenPower.
Each provider offers a distinct product and service, giving you more options for charging. Their services are summarised below.
| Jolt Charge | Evie Networks | |
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| Type | 25kW and 50kW DC fast chargers. | 75kW DC ultra fast chargers. |
| Indicative speed | 75km to 125km of range in 30 minutes. | 150km of range in 30 minutes. |
| Plug | Tethered CCS2 plugs at all sites. CHadeMO plugs at select sites. | Tethered CCS2 plugs at all sites. CHadeMO plugs at select sites. |
| Services and costs | 7 kWh free daily charge (up to 50 km of range).* Additional charge at 59 cents per kWh, depending on site. *Free charging is subsidised by the digital advertising screens featured on Jolt’s chargers. | 58 to 68 cents per kWh, depending on site. |
| Payment | Payment through JOLT app. No paid subscription required. | Payment through Evie app or RFID card. No payment subscription required. |
| e-Bikes | e-Bike chargers with standard 10A outlet at select locations. Cable not provided. |
The benefits of a public EV charging network
The benefits of a public charging network in Manningham are many and varied.
Ensure that EV charging is accessible and practical
- Many users rely on public chargers to power up while on the go, or because they don't have the infrastructure at home.
- A public charging network will ensure that residents living in apartments, rental properties, or areas without dedicated parking can access EV chargers.
Reduce our transport emissions
- Transport emissions account for nearly a quarter of Manningham’s greenhouse gasses. This rate is higher than that of other councils in Melbourne – and nationally.
- Encouraging more people to use electric vehicles powered by renewable energy will help decrease our transport emissions, which is essential for us to reach net zero emissions in Manningham by 2035.
Boost local businesses with enhanced car parking
- EV users will likely be attracted to shops and activity centres that provide EV chargers. While charging up, EV users can explore nearby shops, businesses and recreational facilities.
Increase driver confidence
- EV users can travel confidently in and around Manningham knowing they can rely on a network of fast chargers to top up on the go.
Support a cleaner and greener Manningham
- Powered by 100 per cent renewable energy, the charging network will help to improve local air quality, reduce noise pollution and enhance fuel security.
Considerations for public charging
We acknowledge that some people in the community have reservations about this emerging technology. The following information will help you understand the strict safety measures and protocols employed by the technology providers.
Are EV chargers a fire risk?
- Fire risks are generally associated with the batteries in EVs, not the chargers themselves. EV chargers are designed with fire safety measures and must meet Australian standards for safety certification. EVs are significantly less likely to catch fire than internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, by about 60 times.
Is my data safe?
- Both providers operate under the Privacy Protection Act and are held to strict standards to ensure they do not disclose any data. Strict data security protocols are in place to safeguard user information.
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… in 1969. Find your local outdoor spaces Find your local art Find your local public art Manningham Business … Find your local flavours …
Find a world your taste buds will delight in, with Manningham’s fine dining. Tempt yourself with locally owned cafes and bakeries. Wine and dine at award winning restaurants, nestled amongst the trees, or standing proud in trendy suburbia.
Cafes and restaurants
Enjoy coffees, cake and hot chocolate as you snuggle into a comfy chair at cafes throughout Templestowe Village.
Find culinary delights at Tunstall Square Shopping Centre, in Doncaster East - home to over 45 businesses including great cafes, restaurant and fresh food providores.
Be spoilt for choice at Jackson Court Shopping Centre which effortlessly blends international and local flavours with Malaysian, Japanese, Greek and Persian cuisine on offer, among many others.
Local produce and wine
Explore local produce and take home some delicious jams and syrups at Warrandyte Berry farm, Aumanns Produce and more.
The renowned Yarra Valley food and wine region starts in Warrandyte. Find great wines, beer, cider and food at three cellar doors marking the entrance to the region.
Rob Dolan Wines
Rob Dolan Wines in Warrandyte South can guide you through a comprehensive tasting of wines at their cellar door. Purchase a 5 red star rating wine to takeaway or enjoy on the deck or in the gardens over a game of Bocce or Finska.
Pietro Gallo Estate
Nearby Pietro Gallo Estate is home to Olivigna Restaurant. Nestled in the sprawling hills of Warrandyte, celebrate the sweet life with friends and transports you to the Italian countryside through estate-grown produce, artisanal Grappa and liqueurs, and authentic Italian food and wine that is best savoured with friends.
Kellybrook Winery and Distillery
Kellybrook Winery and Distillery in Wonga Park is home to Kellybrook Wines, Rider Brew Co and Kelly Brothers Cider. Founded in 1962 making both still and sparkling cider from apples grown on site, grapes soon followed and Kellybrook was granted Yarra Valley’s first vigneron’s licence in 1969.
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The role of Council policies is to clearly state our position on a range of matters affecting the community. These policies assist us in our decision making and provide guidance to Council officers.
- Leasing of Council-Owned and Managed Property Policypdf248.2 KBUPDATED: 29 November 2022download
- Melbourne East Region Sport and Recreation Fair Access Policypdf165.31 KBUPDATED: 16 May 2024download
- Outdoor Sports Infrastructure and Allocations Policypdf585.17 KBUPDATED: 3 September 2024download
Child Safe policy
Our commitment to building a culture of child safety recognises that Manningham Council will prioritise the safety of children in our care and will build child safety into everyday practice.
- Integrated Transport Advisory Committee ITAC - Terms of Referencepdf41.34 KBUPDATED: 18 January 2022download
Procurement Policy
Find out more about Manningham’s procurement policy. We’re always looking for suppliers who practice fairness and are technologically innovative.
- Construction of Concrete and Other Vehicle Crossings Policy under reviewpdf148.91 KBUPDATED: 23 June 2022download
- Heritage Restoration Fund Policy and Guidelines Buildingspdf154.1 KBUPDATED: 24 June 2022download
- Heritage Restoration Fund Policy and Guidelines Trees and Gardenspdf153.38 KBUPDATED: 24 June 2022download
- Memorial Plaques and Public Donation of Park Furniture or Trees Policydocx72.47 KBUPDATED: 26 April 2024download
- Outdoor Advertising on Council Owned and Managed Property Policypdf255.84 KBUPDATED: 24 June 2022download
… include outdoor seating, a BBQ area, a drinking fountain, public art, large open lawn areas, a playspace, nature play, canopy … 23 August 2024 Download download How to get here by public transport By bus Many bus routes that are provided by …
Doncaster Hill is a sustainable, high density, mixed-use village that provides for high quality urban living.
Located in the heart of Doncaster, Victoria, approximately 12kms from Melbourne's Central Business District.
An activity centre for our community.
- One of the highest points in Melbourne's eastern suburbs.
- Panoramic views of the Dandenongs, Kinglake and the city's skyline.
- A 58 hectare area stretching along the major corridors of Doncaster Road, Williamsons Road and Tram Road.
What's happening now?
We’re continuing to update Doncaster Hill to improve the way our community lives, works and enjoys this neighbourhood.
These works form a part of our infrastructure planning for this area and the long standing Doncaster Hill Strategy.
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A new park for Doncaster Hill
The concept design for Hepburn Reserve has been developed in response to community feedback and will include outdoor seating, a BBQ area, a drinking fountain, public art, large open lawn areas, a playspace, nature play, canopy tree planting, bike hoops and more.
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Walker reserve upgrade
This small local open space was upgraded in November 2019 to December 2020
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New U-turn lane on Tram Road
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Pedestrian signals at the Applewood Retirement Village
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Extension to Hepburn Road
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Tram Road and Merlin Street intersection traffic lights
What shapes Doncaster Hill?
With populations on the rise in Melbourne, Doncaster Hill is one of our solutions to meet the challenge of future housing needs. This modern urban village allows those of us who enjoy to live in the suburbs to continue to do so, whilst providing apartment-style living for others.
The Doncaster Hill Strategy helps guide us on the land use and development in this centre.
How to get here by public transport
By bus
Many bus routes that are provided by Public Transport Victoria (PTV) travel through Doncaster Hill.
View the routes and timetables of the following bus services:
SmartBus
- 907 (City to Mitcham via Doncaster Road)
- 902 (Chelsea to Airport West via Doncaster/Williamsons Roads)
- 903 (Altona to Mordialloc via Williamsons/Tram Roads)
Local services
We're strongly advocating for rail
In addition to bus services, we are strongly advocating for alternate public transport options with the State Government:
Reviewing our strategic vision
Find out why we are reviewing our strategic vision
Are you a developer?
Use this toolkit to assist your developments in Doncaster Hill
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