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Community taskforce challenged to help reduce carbon emissions

45 community members have been tasked with an important question: Council has a key target in MV2040 to achieve zero net emissions for our community by 2040. How should Council reduce community carbon emissions? Find out how they went!

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MEDIA RELEASE: Calling on the state government to continue works for Airport West/Keilor East Station

Moonee Valley calls on Victorian Government to continue works on Airport West/Keilor East Train Station Moonee Valley City Council is shocked by media reports today regarding the possible suspension of the Airport Rail Link which would mean the promised train station for Airport West/Keilor East would be cancelled. Moonee Valley City Council Mayor Pierce Tyson,…

A group of young people who are part of the Flemington Youth Committee gather round a table scribbling down ideas in their meeting.

EOI now open for organisations to support Flemington youths

Help the Flemington Youth Committee use their voice and turn their dreams into a reality Moonee Valley City Council, in partnership with Paving the Way Forward, are calling for expressions of interest from suitably qualified service providers to support our youth activities. A pool of $65,000 is available for service providers to deliver a range…

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A Current Affair – Media Statement

Moonee Valley City Council response to A Current Affair episode Wednesday, 12 April 2023 Council is aware that a segment has aired on A Current Affair regarding parking infringement management in Moonee Valley. Please find below statement. “Moonee Valley City Council is currently reviewing two infringement notices where the driver claims to have driven through…

Easter School Holidays Bicycle Workshop

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Free workshops to boost kids’ cycling skills

Does your child love to ride but need a few tips on getting the best out of their bike? Join us for a free school holiday workshop.

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Incinerator Art Award 2023 – Call for Entries

Entries for the national contemporary art prize, the Incinerator Art Award, open on Saturday, 1 April 2023. With a total prize pool of $12,000, the prestigious Incinerator Art Award offers three categories: the $10,000 Incinerator Art Award, the $1000 Moonee Valley Mayoral Award, and the $1000 People’s Choice Award. Now in its ninth year, the…

New Changing Places facilities Ascot Vale and Keilor East Leisure Centres

Did you know that Ascot Vale and Keilor East Leisure Centres each have a Changing Places toilet facility for people with disability? We have built a Changing Places facility at Ascot Vale and Keilor East Leisure Centres, so people with severe and profound disabilities and their carers can access fit-for-purpose toilet facilities. Funding for Ascot…

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Remembering the ANZACS 2023

Join the Mayor of Moonee Valley, councillors, local parliamentarians and the Essendon RSL Sub-branch at the Cenotaph as we commemorate the sacrifices and contributions made by our service men and women and their families. 

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A Plaque by the Pool – Commemorating Nancy Taylor at Queens Park Swimming Pool

Celebrating the memory of the late Ms Nancy Taylor and her impact on our local community. At the Council meeting on 11 October 2022, Council resolved to recognise the late Nancy Taylor for her profound commitment to Moonee Valley. Nancy is celebrated in the municipality for her leadership and advocacy work. She is particularly recognised…

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Council Business Summary January to March 2023

Your elected Councillors meet twice a month to discuss Council business, set strategic objectives and make decisions on behalf of the community. Here are some of the decisions made and discussions held over the past few months: 31 January 2023 Work with Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung Elders to ensure community understanding and support for an Indigenous Voice to…