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Sample address: 293 Springvale Road, Glen Waverley
This year’s WordFest presents Sir John Monash Lecture speaker: George Megalogenis, one of Australia’s leading journalists and authors.
Find out about different ways to grow vegetables, soil basics, pest control techniques, and the easiest herbs and vegies to grow.
Relax with the sweet familiar sounds of jazz, re-worked contemporary tunes and classical gems.
The Monash Bulletin is a monthly newsletter about local issues, Council services and neighbourhood events.
Some Monash residents may receive a letter regarding our draft Domestic Animal Management Plan (DAM Plan) in an envelope marked ‘Rates Notice’.
Residents in the eastern region are urged to share their stories on how congestion and a lack of services impact their lives, and it is all part of the newly launched Council – led campaign, Commuters Count.
Monash youth, Monash Council and Link Health and Community are continuing the fight for a local dedicated mental health facility for youth in Monash after repeated calls for a Headspace facility have once again gone unanswered.
The plan was drafted following community consultation in March 2017. Council is now seeking community’s feedback on the proposals in the draft plan.
Monash Council will boost community infrastructure by spending $45.3 million on updating playgrounds, sporting facilities, linking up bike trails and improving Monash’s green open spaces.
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