Whittlesea Council
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Whittlesea council calls for poker machine reform ahead of Victorian election
Whittlesea council is calling for no more poker machines to be approved for the municipality. In the lead-up to the state election, the council has…
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Seniors’ exercise park opens in Thomastown
Grandparents will be able to enjoy the outdoors with their grandchildren a little more following the opening of a seniors’ exercise park next to a…
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Budget boost to help Whittlesea SES
Whittlesea SES volunteers will be able to keep focus on helping the community after receiving $20,000 from Whittlesea council. The council’s 2018-19 budget, which was…
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Epping developments create jobs boost
More than 4000 jobs could be created in Epping in the coming years as Whittlesea council moves to unlock two new development sites. The council…
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Epping Recreation Reserve scores a revamp
Ovals, cricket wickets, practice nets and tennis courts will be upgraded at Epping Recreation Reserve as part of a $5 million masterplan for the site.…
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Sports lights a big win for Whittlesea clubs
New technology is helping light up Whittlesea sport at night. Whittlesea council has installed energy-efficient LED lighting at Mill Park Lakes Recreation Reserve, West Lalor…
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Whittlesea council monitor bid fails
The state government has refused Whittlesea council’s request for a municipal monitor to be appointed to oversee the council. In a letter to council…
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Whittlesea council rejects Mill Park tree axing plea
Whittlesea council is refusing to remove 19 trees from a Mill Park street, despite a petition that labels the greenery a “serious safety issue”. The…
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Whittlesea council waits on monitor call
Whittlesea council will need to wait for a municipal monitor to be appointed to the council after the state government said it would consider the request “in…
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Whittlesea council asks for monitor for six months
Whittlesea council will ask the state government to appoint a municipal monitor for six months to review the governance of the council. Three councillors –…
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Mill Park Leisure Centre closure row resurfaces
A Whittlesea councillor has claimed it would have cost just $400,000 to keep the Mill Park Leisure Centre open during its $25 million redevelopment. As…
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Whittlesea council to consider appointing municipal monitor
UPDATE: Whittlesea mayor Kris Pavlidis has welcomed the request for a municipal mointor to be appointed to the council. “The City of Whittlesea is at…
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