Fundraising or requesting donation of material items conducted on behalf of a charitable organisation approved under the Fundraising Act 1998, may only place a

All events held within Council managed spaces such as parks or reserves or that affect locals roads require a permit. You may need a permit if the event you’re

We talk with local residents who have embraced environmentally friendly lifestyles and practices, and invite them to give their tips on how you can do the same

Whitehorse City Council requires all business owners or operators that want to store commercial waste containers in Council laneways to apply online for a

To submit a request for Council to consider paying compensation for an alleged injury, loss or damage to your property, you will be required to complete a

Fires are named based on their cause such as an electrical fire or based on the property they damage such as a house fire, grass fire or bushfire. Sometimes a

Up-to-date pet registration information has the following benefits for pets and their owners: Reuniting lost pets with their owners - To help Council and pet

We talk with local residents who have embraced environmentally friendly lifestyles and practices, and invited them to give their tips on how you can do the same

Kenton Johanson, a resident of Nunawading, has transformed his family home & garden into an efficient ‘suburban Earthship’. He has recently borrowed a home energy efficiency kit from the library to check if his upgrades have been effective and has spoken to us about his sustainability journey. Kenton believes that “values are caught, not taught” and enjoys inspiring others to get on their bikes and talking to people from all walks of life about how our choices impact the environment – whether it’s chatting with friends, family & neighbours; or raising awareness of the impacts of climate change on snowfall amongst the members of his ski club; or as school teacher of over 25 years. Read more about Kenton's journey below.

According to our waste audits, the average Whitehorse garbage bin contains approximately 40% of food and garden organics, which is a valuable resource being