Werribee earns two audiences and serves both. This guide covers what a day trip looks like, what living here actually means, and whether either is worth your time for day trip or stopover. Most people go to Werribee for one reason: the zoo. A smaller number go for the 19th-century mansion behind a rose garden, […]
Knox residents can discuss safety concerns and crime prevention directly with local police at a free community forum on 11 June 2026 at the Knox Civic Centre. No registration required.
Drop in for a casual chat with your local councillor about anything on your mind – from playground upgrades to development applications. Free, no booking needed, 6 June at The Learning Bank.
Around 60 seniors filled the heritage ballroom last month for Dancing from the Heart, a free monthly dance session. The next one is 31 May 2026 – here’s how to book.
Since April, a new hub under Shed A at Queen Victoria Market has rescued over 700kg of fresh produce and redirected it to charities feeding hungry Melburnians.
Brimbank libraries are inviting children to add their brushwork to a collaborative mural that moves between branches during Reconciliation Week, with free drop-in sessions and a curated collection of First Nations books.
The free ‘Before I Turn 100’ exhibition at Hawthorn Arts Centre features videos and stories from six Boroondara centenarians, paired with community reflections on life goals. It closes 30 May 2026.
City of Melbourne is considering dedicated collection bins for nitrous oxide canisters after nearly 50,000 are retrieved from streets each year, posing explosion risks in public rubbish bins.
Every Monday at 1.30pm, walking football at Ascot Vale Leisure Centre offers a low-impact, inclusive workout for $5.95 with no booking required. All abilities and ages welcome.