This page provides statistical information about a range of social and wellbeing related themes in the City of Whitehorse. The main data sources for this page

Noise from commercial or industrial sites can interrupt the life and business of others in the community. Industrial and commercial noise is any noise from non

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The Whitehorse Health and Wellbeing Plan 2021-2025 describes the work Council and its partners will do to improve the health and wellbeing of people in

Amendment C241whse to the Whitehorse Planning Scheme implements the Whitehorse Development Contributions Plan (Whitehorse DCP) through the Whitehorse Planning

Every application is subject to application requirements which must be provided to enable Council to make a decision on the proposal. Whilst the below

Whitehorse City Council engaged planning consultants Planisphere in late 2015 to undertake a study to review and analyse tree protection across the municipality

Gardens for Wildlife is a free program designed to support local residents to create inviting and supportive habitat for local wildlife, within their gardens

The dumping of rubbish, litter or waste is unsightly and can cause injury to people and animals as well as encouraging vermin and impacting on the amenity of

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