Keeping the community informed
Major Public Art Commission in Melbourne’s North West Explores 40,000 Years of Culture and Climate Change
Media Release Major Public Art Commission in Melbourne’s North West Explores 40,000 Years of Culture and Climate Change Unveiling on 1, October at Incinerator Gallery, a new playable sculpture by Trawlwoolway multidisciplinary artist Edwina Green (pictured) invites children to explore, imagine, and play on Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung Country. Commissioned as part of Moonee Valley City Council’s…
Council updates, Incinerator Gallery
More chances to visit The Playground Project Melbourne these school holidays
The Playground Project Melbourne is the perfect family activity these school holidays – and we’re throwing open the doors at Incinerator Gallery for longer so more visitors can enjoy this blockbuster exhibition. Thousands of art design and design lovers have already visited the acclaimed The Playground Project on its first foray outside the northern hemisphere….
What you told us in the Community Satisfaction Survey 2025
In February and March this year, council representatives door-knocked Moonee Valley residents to ask about their experience with Council services and facilities, and seek feedback on our governance and leadership, planning and development work, and customer service. We also asked participants to list the issues they most wanted Council to address. The Community Satisfaction Survey…
Council updates, Family, Parks and open spaces
Stunning redevelopment of Rosehill Park, a welcoming place for all
The Rosehill Park Playspace is now open, offering a vibrant and inclusive play experience designed for all ages and abilities. With a mix of imaginative structures and sensory elements, it’s the perfect destination for families, friends, and nature lovers. The stunning playspace features: Adventure play: A custom-built tree tower with a large slide, cubbyhouse, climbing…
Ready, steady, cycle: Biketober comes to Moonee Valley
Moonee Valley is a great place to see from atop a bicycle. The municipality has a huge 885km of pedestrian and cycling routes that connect residential areas with key destinations, such as shopping precincts, schools, parks, and transport hubs. This October, Moonee Valley City Council is encouraging residents, workplaces, schools, and community groups to get…
Medieval Fantasy Fest: Go back in time for some good old-fashioned fun this Youth Month
Hear ye, hear ye! Moonee Valley City Council hereby invites all citizens to take part in our first-ever Medieval Fantasy Fest! Your quest, if you choose to accept it: On the twenty-first day of the month of September, don your best cape or favourite frock, and gallop down to Canterbury Street Stables for an…
Keep the kids entertained with these school holiday activities
Moonee Valley City Council is offering a range free or low-cost activities for our youngest residents these school holidays. Below are just some of the opportunities available to families over the two-week break. Which ones will we see you at? Hop on down to the Clocktower Centre There are few things more exciting than an…
Your wrap of Moonee Valley City Council meeting | Tuesday 26 August
Missed this month’s Moonee Valley City Council Meeting? Below is a summary of items debated and endorsed. Remember: you can attend Council Meetings in-person or tune into the livestream via the MVCC website. The video recording remains available at the conclusion of the meeting, as do Agendas and Minutes from past meetings. Thumbs up for planning…
Youth Month 2025
Celebrating young residents in our community In celebration of Youth Month, our young people in Avenue Productions have organised a huge calendar of events for young people aged 12-25 to enjoy. These events are free or low cost and inspire creativity, immersive experiences, skill development or just bundles of fun. What’s on There’s something for…
Council updates, Media Releases
Media release | Moonee Valley lauded for reuniting more lost pets with owners
A Moonee Valley City Council initiative reuniting lost animals with their families has taken out a top Victorian public sector award. The Register to Reunite program was last night named winner of the Better Outcomes Through Regulation & Innovation category at the IPAA Victoria Awards. Register to Reunite aims to bring down the number of…