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No new fireworks for Whittlesea council events in 2021-22 as festival program refocussed
THE City of Whittlesea will not introduce any fireworks to council-run events in 2021-22, as it refocuses its festival and events program under the...
Whittlesea council allocates its $2 million COVID-19 recovery fund as unemployment rises
The City of Whittlesea has decided how the $2 million in its COVID-19 pandemic recovery fund will be spent.A group of 32 randomly selected...
Aboriginal gathering place approved for City of Whittlesea will embrace anyone in need
By Aleksandra BliszczykCity of Whittlesea administrators have approved an Aboriginal gathering place to be built at Quarry Hills Regional Parkland at a council meeting...
What are dry stone walls and why are they protected in the City of Whittlesea?
By Aleksandra BliszczykThe City of Whittlesea is home to kilometres of some of the oldest dry stone walls in the country that date back...
More than 100 trees cut down in Laurimar despite resident opposition
By Colin MacGillivrayA DOREEN man has voiced his disappointment at the removal of more than 100 trees in the Laurimar estate, claiming the City...
Whittlesea council adopts 21/22 budget: Seniors and infrastructure in focus
Services for older people and new infrastructure will be a focus of the City of Whittlesea’s 2021-22 budget.Council will spend $229 million to deliver...
State Budget 2021: Northern Health funding hailed by City of Whittlesea
By Colin MacGillivrayCity of Whittlesea leaders have hailed the State Government’s commitment to mental health and education in the region in last week’s budget.The...
Government appoints new City of Whittlesea administrator
The State Government has appointed a new City of Whittlesea council administrator to replace former administrator Bruce Billson, who resigned earlier this year.Chris Eddy...
Pandemic cost City of Whittlesea millions, new report finds
A report of the City of Whittlesea’s corporate performance has tallied the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on council as $4.4 million.The report found...
Rob Mitchell’s office receives ‘hundreds’ of emails from residents affected by India travel ban
By Aleksandra BliszczykThe Federal Government’s ban on passenger flights from India due to its devasting second COVID-19 wave has affected thousands of Mitchell Shire...
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