The various ways you can pay a Council-issued fine are listed below. NOTE: You will need to wait until the end of the next business day after the fine was

Plastic Free July® is recognised globally as an annual month of global change, where individuals, businesses and governments come together to take action to

Fire prevention is a community responsibility. The Fire Rescue Victoria Act 1958 requires property owners and tenants to maintain their properties so that they

If your child hasn't had all the required vaccinations, we can develop a catch-up schedule to help get them up to date with the National Immunisation Program

Elm trees form an important part of the City of Whitehorse urban forest and have been planted on both private and public land. These trees can very quickly

Whitehorse News - February 2023 “Shedding” emotional walls through community connection From the outside, you may think that the healthAbility Men’s Shed is

Planting native wildflowers and ground covers on the nature strip is a great way to support local biodiversity and reduce the need to mow. Nature strip planting

In Whitehorse City Council the number of tobacco related deaths are, on average, 114 per year compared to 20 deaths from alcohol and other drugs and 7 deaths on

Whitehorse City Council supports election campaign activities in line with freedom of expression, fair access and public safety and amenity. Some activities