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Monash Carols by Candlelight 2018
Sample address: 293 Springvale Road, Glen Waverley
Monash Council is supporting FREE sport and recreation opportunities throughout November as part of Active Monash Month.
Enjoy a day out with the family at Batesford Reserve on Sunday 18 November, from 11am-3pm.
The annual Monash Carols by Candlelight is just around the corner. Pack a picnic rug and head down to Jells Park on Sunday 9 December to celebrate the festive season!
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A Special Meeting of Council will be held on Tuesday 20 November: Proposal from Council Officers of removal of up to 10 trees in Atherton Road Oakleigh.
Shane McCluskey, who was first elected to Council for the Mulgrave Ward in 2016, has been elected Monash’s Mayor for the next 12 months.
Council will explore ways to provide services, programs and networks that are more inclusive to Monash’s Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex and Queer/Questioning (LGBTIQ) community.
Council is seeking to reinvigorate the Glen Waverley Activity Centre, to improve car parking and build on the precinct’s reputation as a dining, retail and entertainment destination with more outdoor dining and an attractive and inviting streetscape.
Two strategies that will guide the future liveability of Monash have been adopted by Council.
Clayton family-owned business Tibaldi will soon run partially on solar power, thanks to an Environmental Upgrade Agreement (EUA) with Council.
Council is inviting applications for the 2019-20 round of its community grants program that will provide more than $2.5 million in cash and in-kind funding (non-cash support like use of halls).
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