Send us your favourite images taken in our beautiful area. They could feature architecture, flora or fauna, a public artwork, cultural activity, or little-known spot you love visiting.

Your photos will go into the running to be part of our 2027 Whitehorse Calendar which will be available to Whitehorse residents at the end of this year.

Submissions close Sunday 18 October 2026

Get ready for Halloween in Whitehorse!

There’s spooky fun for little monsters, families and grown-ups alike. Kids will love our disco dancing, creepy crafts and trick or treat trails!

For the adults there's Spooky comedy at The Round, spellbinding magic with Cosentino and a fascinating journey into the past at Schwerkolt Cottage.

Events from 22 to 31 October.

We've updated key documents that guide how sports fields and pavilions are allocated, managed and hired throughout the year. 

We're seeking feedback on whether

Have your say on the draft designs for the play space, fitness equipment and half-court. 

Registrations are open for October's Whitehorse Small Business Mentoring Clinic which will be held on Tuesday 13 October 2026.

With more than 14 years’ hands-on experience starting, scaling and exiting a business, Natalie Hallett provides practical mentoring for small and medium-sized businesses seeking stronger direction and sustainable growth.

This is a free service and an opportunity to speak to a mentor face-to-face. Registrations are essential.

Whitehorse City Council in collaboration with Business Victoria will be hosting a free Cyber Security Webinar.

This webinar is for small business owners and entrepreneurs who want to create a cyber safe business. Businesses will walk away with create a basic cyber security plan to put in place that includes measures to defend against common cyber risks.

Join to know more about cyber security and the simple actions you can take to protect your business from cyber threats

Join arborist Kirsten Raynor for a walk around Halliday Park to view and discuss a variety of tree species. You will see how each species contributes in its own way to the landscape and will discuss the management techniques used to keep trees healthy and thriving.

Spring Festival is a day bursting with creativity and community spirit. From live entertainment to hands-on workshops, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

Sunday 18 October, 10am - 4pm

Whitehorse Civic Centre Precinct