Native bees and European honey bees play an important role in our natural ecosystem, pollinating our flowering fruit, vegetables and flowering plants. European

Whitehorse City Council is strongly committed to ensuring community members have the opportunity to communicate with and receive information from Council in a

Rats and mice are rodents that carry disease and are a public health concern in the community. They breed rapidly in the right environment and can quickly also

The European Wasp is an introduced species and therefore does not have natural predators in Australia to keep their numbers low. European wasps are a pest

In Australia, there are more than 300 species of mosquitoes but only a small number are of concern. Mosquitoes can carry diseases that may be passed on to

Whitehorse City Council has 11 Councillors elected by residents to govern the city. Councillors work together to set Council’s strategic direction and to make

Council conducts citizenship ceremonies throughout the year on behalf of the Department of Home Affairs. Council does not handle any aspect of the application

There are many introduced pest animals that live and flourish in the City of Whitehorse. Many of these are unhelpful may harm: residents garden plants pets

Find out more about Whitehorse City Council and how you can be involved; from Council meetings to celebrating local achievements.

Celebrating 50 years of friendship. Whitehorse City Council and the City of Matsudo, Japan marked 50 years of friendship on 12 May 2021. The cities joined