26 May 2026
You are invited to join a Wurundjeri Elder who will be delivering a healing ceremony to respectfully acknowledge the resilience of the First Nations community who were impacted by the removal of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children.
29 May 2026
Join us for social pickleball.Sessions are led by our friendly Banyule Leisure staff and are targeted for beginners or those who want to play socially. Must be 16 or over.
30 May 2026
Join us for a family day for National Reconciliation Week. Come along with the whole family for a wide range of fun activities and to learn what you can do to make a difference.
Join us for this group exhibition presented by the Thursday Collective, a group who met while studying at art school. Working across a variety of media, they are enlivened by collaborating and creating together.
31 May 2026
This workshop is for adults who can ride confidently on shared paths and wish to start riding on the road.
13 June 2026
Join your neighbours at this free workshop to learn simple actions to help yourself and others in times of disruption. Each participant will take home a resource guide specific to your own needs.
Published on 25 May 2026
Attend the ordinary council meeting for 25 May 2026 in person or watch the video stream online from 7pm.
Published on 22 May 2026
Banyule Council has launched the Banyule’s Ready advocacy campaign ahead of Victoria’s state election in November. The campaign calls on all political parties and candidates to back priority projects and policy reforms that will support Banyule’s growing community – both now and into the future.
On Wednesday, 20 May 2026, we celebrated some of Banyule’s best at this year’s Banyule Volunteer Celebration and Awards at The Centre in Ivanhoe. More than 50 groups were represented as we honoured the contributions of volunteers and their incredible impact on our community.
Published on 18 May 2026
Make this your year to volunteer with our neighbourhood houses and community centres.
Pursuant to sections 207 and 223 of the Local Government Act 1989 and acting under clause 9 of schedule 11 to the Act, Banyule City Council gives notice of its intention to place permanent barriers on The Boulevard, Eaglemont and Ivanhoe East as shown on the plan.
Published on 14 May 2026
Banyule Community Fund continues to support our community, with $9,960 awarded to local groups and charities in December, demonstrating the powerful impact of donating locally.
We cannot fund all of the infrastructure and programs our community needs on our own. We advocate across all levels of government to secure the funding and influence the policies our community needs to thrive. We will be tracking any election commitments that specifically relate to Banyule and align with our priorities.
Help guide the future of the Greensborough Activity Centre
Have your say on plans to improve walking and bike riding between Darebin and Ivanhoe stations.
