Rewilding former Glenvale Tennis Club site with endangered species In 2024 we set about redeveloping a vacated tennis club site in Glen Waverley using a process known as ‘rewilding’. It helped save a critically endangered species along the way.
Aquatic centre's inclusion and activity is built on peace and quiet For most of us, a visit to the local pool can be a joyous way to spend an hour or two. But for many, that same enjoyable dip can be an assault on the senses.
Times have never been tougher, help MOCSIS make a difference A small weatherboard house nestled in a quiet suburban street, not far from the hustle and bustle of Oakleigh’s busiest shopping and dining precinct, is throwing an emergency lifeline to more than 10,000 people in need.
Monash Sleep and Settling Service, a gentle lullaby of support It's 3am and, with sleep deprivation spots before your eyes, you’re struggling to get the newest member of your family down for even the smallest of naps - the Monash Maternal Child Health Team's Sleep and Settling Day Stay Program is throwing many new parents a lifeline.
A big shed where men make a real difference First opened in December 2010, the Monash Men’s Shed is one of the largest and best-equipped in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs, boasting more than 100 active members.
Desilting, a good clean-up that improves the health of our wetlands It’s not often you get the chance to transform what appears to be little more than a dirty puddle or a muddy depression – clogged with thick, not particularly pleasant-smelling mud, overgrown weeds, dead leaves and, in this case, a lonely half-drowned orange traffic cone.