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Council updates, Incinerator Gallery, Media Releases
Australian-first The Playground Project transforms Incinerator Gallery into interactive play space
Moonee Valley City Council is proud to announce The Playground Project, a trailblazing international exhibition connecting society through art and design and making its southern hemisphere debut at Incinerator Gallery in Melbourne from 28 June to 12 October 2025. The Australian iteration is commissioned by MVCC and incorporates visionary local case-studies in dialogue with leading…
Council updates, Events, Reconciliation
Community engagement opportunities for First Peoples
First Peoples living, working, or playing in Moonee Valley or surrounding areas are invited to attend our upcoming community engagement opportunities. “Marra Wirrigirri” Community Messengers First Peoples Advisory Committee – Information sessions Marra Wirrigirri will elevate First Peoples voices and prioritise Reconciliation initiatives across Council, in line with commitments in Council’s Reconciliation Plan, Bagarru Bagarru…
A shared vision for Racecourse Road: read our strategic plan
Moonee Valley City Council and City of Melbourne are proud to announce the release of the Racecourse Road Strategic Improvements Plan (SIP), creating a shared, long-term vision to guide the future of this essential movement corridor and activity centre. The SIP outlines a coordinated and balanced strategy to ensure Racecourse Road remains a vibrant destination…
Vote now for Moonee Valley to take home national sustainability award
Want to help Moonee Valley receive national recognition for its leadership in sustainability? It’s as easy as One, Two, Tree! Moonee Valley City Council has been announced as a finalist in the 2025 National Banksia Foundation Sustainability Awards for our groundbreaking One, Two, Tree campaign. As a finalist in the Marketing and Communications for Impact…
Your wrap-up of Moonee Valley City Council Meeting | February 25, 2025
Missed the Moonee Valley City Council Meeting on Tuesday, 25 February? We’ve got you covered. Below is a brief summary of the key items discussed at the meeting. 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,…
Meet the trailblazing leaders coming to Moonee Valley this International Women’s Day
International Women’s Day is an important opportunity to celebrate the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women in Moonee Valley. Women are central to the work we do at Moonee Valley City Council. More than two-thirds of our employees are women. Our Mayor, Deputy Mayor and CEO are all women. In 2023 and 2024,…
Observe our Community Advisory Panel in action this Sunday
You might already know about our Community Advisory Panel – a diverse group of community volunteers who come together to discuss a range of topics important to Moonee Valley and its people. But did you know you can observe Community Advisory Panel sessions? Observers are an important part of any deliberative process. By being an…
New equipment at Aberfeldie Men’s Shed makes room for more members
The Aberfeldie Men’s Shed will be able to offer more opportunities to Moonee Valley men thanks to a Victorian state government grant announced today. Deputy Premier Ben Carroll and Minister for Carers and Volunteers Ros Spence visited the Shed this morning to announce almost $15,000 towards a new shade sail and wood-working equipment. The shade…
Tell us how we’re doing!
Our Annual Community Satisfaction Survey is taking place throughout February and early March. Council has engaged Metropolis Research to survey the community face to face by visiting you at your homes. During these months, randomly selected residents will receive a home visit from Metropolis Research, on behalf of Council. If you get a visit, we…
Council updates, Media Releases
Applications open for Moonee Valley Biannual Community Grants
Seeking Council support to make your passion project a reality? Moonee Valley City Council’s Biannual Community Grants Program offers funding of up to $10,000 to local individuals and groups helping make the municipality an even better place to live, work and play. Biannual Community Grants are available for projects across several streams, including: Community Projects;…