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Exploring art, touch, song and movement
Everyone’s favourite resilient little spider, Incy Wincey, was the subject of artistic exploration at Incinerator Gallery last week. A group of creative young participants and their carers interpreted the spider’s endeavours up the spout by making colourful, textural mobiles. Guided by Barking Spider’s creative educator, Laura, the children were led on an imaginative journey. It…
Your wrap-up of Moonee Valley City Council meeting | Tuesday, 26 May 2026
Missed this month’s Moonee Valley City Council Meeting? Below is a summary of some of the items resolved. 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. Planning go-ahead…
Council updates, Incinerator Gallery, Reconciliation
First Nations Playable Public Art Installed on Maribyrnong River
Trawlwoolway artist Edwina Green’s playable public art sculpture babanh-u laangi-yuyuk-a (Mother of Pearl) was permanently installed along the iconic Maribyrnong River as part of Moonee Valley City Council’s Reconciliation Week events. Mayor of Moonee Valley, Councillor Dr Rose Iser, said the impressive work explores themes of childhood, play, togetherness and renewal as well as honouring the cultural and environmental significance of the Maribyrnong River. “It is a beautiful…
Have Your Say on Council’s Draft Fraud and Corruption Control Policy
Moonee Valley City Council is inviting community feedback on its Draft Fraud and Corruption Control Policy, reinforcing a zero-tolerance approach to dishonest or unethical behaviour. Council is committed to preventing, detecting, reporting and responding to fraud and corruption across all areas of its operations. Public consultation on the draft policy is open now until 23…
The 2000s are back for one night only this June
Miss the noughties? Who doesn’t. Valley Youth and the talented young people at Avenue Productions will host a Y2K Rewind party! It’s for people aged 12-17 at Djerring Flemington Hub. Dress up in your best 2000s inspired outfit, dance to the best pop hits of the decade, and enjoy a night reminiscent of the beginning of a new millennium….
Recognising outstanding community contributions
A not-for-profit support group for bereaved mothers and a young high achiever were among a group of 13 recipients to receive Neighbourhood Spirit Awards last night. The awards, which were presented alongside a Citizenship Ceremony at the Clocktower Centre on Monday 19 May, recognise the efforts of local residents who selflessly commit to making Moonee…
A round of applause for volunteers who keep Moonee Valley moving
Volunteering is often regarded as a selfless act. But chat with a volunteer, and they will usually remark that the rewards are greater than the effort. That’s why Moonee Valley City Council is recognising its volunteers during National Volunteer Week from 18–24 May 2026. This year, Council will mark the week with series of events…
Intergenerational Art Project
Want to participate in a heartfelt art project and be in the running to win $300? Express your interest to join our Intergenerational Art Project now! We’re seeking expressions of interest from artists aged 12-25 who are interested in getting involved in a reflective art project. The aim of the project is to connect young and ageing communities in a celebration…
Co-designed public artwork for library
Moonee Valley residents have tapped into their artistic side as part of the creation of a permanent public art piece for Ascot Vale Library. Multidisciplinary artist Olivia Chin recently hosted a series of public art workshops where participants were able to collaborate on large-scale artwork. Both of which will be displayed at Ascot Vale Library,…
Protect your health with Council immunisation sessions
Council encourages the community to stay protected this winter by booking into a Council‑run immunisation session. Several important vaccines are available to help protect individuals, families and the wider community from serious illness. Annual influenza (flu) vaccination Annual influenza vaccination is recommended for everyone aged 6 months and over, from April onwards, before the peak flu season…