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Valley Sounds announces stellar 2025 line-up

Moonee Valley will once again come alive at night for its free micro-music festival, Valley Sounds 2025, where music lovers can revel in live performances across the municipality from 23 May – 1 June as part of the Live and Local program. Programmed as part of Moonee Valley City Council’s Igniting Creating Strategy, audiences can…

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New online portal a one-stop shop for families

The Victorian Government has launched a new online portal for parents and carers. The portal is intended to be a one-stop shop for families and includes resources on maternal and child health services, early childhood education, playgroups, kindergarten, and emergency services. The portal aims to provide parents with more resources for early childhood and beyond,…

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Five simple steps to make your Monday walk to school a breeze

Moonee Valley is excited to launch ‘Move on Mondays’, encouraging our youngest residents and their families to kick off every new week by walking, cycling or scooting to school.  Active travel to and from school benefits the whole community by reducing congestion, encouraging healthy habits, helps children connect with friends, family and their neighbourhood. Just…

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Update on Victorian Government planning reforms

A new plan for Victoria The Victorian Government released a new plan for Victoria on 28 February 2025.  It is the Victorian Government’s big-picture plan for the state’s future. The Plan has five pillars: housing for all Victorians, accessible jobs and services, great places, sustainable environments, and self-determination and caring for Country. To deliver the…

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Keilor East pool hoist to make swimming more accessible

Moonee Valley resident Tess Karambelas describes swimming as one of the ways she can “feel free”. “The water holds your weight, holds you up. On land, I use mobility aids but I can walk a little bit when I’m in water,” says Tess, who lives with cerebral palsy. A dip in a heated pool also…

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E-bike safety tips!

School holidays are in full swing and it’s the perfect time to get outside and enjoy the outdoors! With more kids out and about on their e-bikes, it’s important to make sure everyone stays safe while having fun. Cycling can be an exciting way to explore, but it’s also essential to be mindful of others…

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Celebrate Nature Play Week 2025

Nature play is a wonderful way for children to connect with the outdoors, explore, and learn through hands-on experiences. Nature Play Week is an annual Australian initiative held from April 2-13 to help encourage children to experience rich sensory experiences and to imagine and learn in natural environments. Whether it’s creating mud pies, observing how…

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What does an inclusive Moonee Valley look like to you?

Moonee Valley City Council invites the community to enter our Inclusive Moonee Valley Competition by responding to the question What does an inclusive Moonee Valley look like to you? We want to know how and where you feel included in our city, so we can learn from our success stories and share that knowledge with…

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Sponsorship EOI: Women in Business Luncheon | 30 May 2025

Sponsorship opportunities for the 2025 Women in Business Luncheon are now open! We are seeking expressions of interest from businesses who would like to support the annual Women in Business Luncheon through one of two different sponsorship packages available. The Women in Business Luncheon is back for its 16th year in 2025 and will feature…

Federal MP Catherine King and Labor candidate for Maribyrnong Jo Briskey announce funds for Buckley Park bowls club.

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Campaign commitment backs in upgraded community bowls club

Moonee Valley City Council has welcomed a Federal Government election promise to fund upgrades at Essendon Community Bowls Club. The $1.2 million commitment will help transform the current Buckley Park Bowls Club site into a state-of-the-art community sporting facility. Minister for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government Catherine King and Labor’s candidate for Maribyrnong,…