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Whittlesea Community Festival ready to go
THE City of Whittlesea’s Community Festival will return this month, featuring live music, theatre performances, visual art, creative workshops and family-friendly activities.The two-day event...
City of Whittlesea receives grants for projects
The City of Whittlesea welcomes an injection of funding from the State Government’s Growing Suburbs Fund grants program to build and upgrade critical infrastructure.The...
Former City of Whittlesea mayor receives future leader recognition
By Tricia MifsudAUSTRALIA’S youngest ever female mayor Emilia Sterjova has been named in the Australian Financial Review Top 100 Future Leaders list.Recognition on the...
New Green Wedge plan in development as previous 10-year plan concludes
THE City of Whittlesea will develop a new Green Wedge Management Plan following the conclusion of the previous 10-year strategy.The previous plan, endorsed in...
New plan to improve walking and cycling options in the City of Whittlesea
The City of Whittlesea is keen to hear from residents who walk, ride or run on paths across the municipality.A draft walking and cycling...
Sponsorship a key focus for inaugural Big Group Hug chief executive
By Tricia MifsudBig Group Hug has appointed its inaugural chief executive Bernadene Voss to lead the not-for-profit organisation into a new era.Big Group Hug,...
Accessible restrooms receive funding
Mitchell and Macedon shire councils and the City of Whittlesea were each successful in securing grant money to build accessible restrooms.People with a disability...
City of Whittlesea to provide fee relief to businesses and clubs
The City of Whittlesea will continue to support the community to recover from economic impacts of COVID-19 by waiving a variety of registration, permit...
Plenty Ranges Arts and Convention Centre vaccination hub reopens
A MASS vaccination hub has returned to the Plenty Ranges Arts and Convention Centre, PRACC, in South Morang to support the effort to deliver...
City of Whittlesea to improve issues identified in maternal and child health services
By Max DaviesTHE City of Whittlesea is planning to improve its maternal and child health services, including addressing funding shortages to meet a growing...
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