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Individual bike skills workshop

18 October 2026

Build your cycling skills with personalised coaching tailored to your experience and goals. Gain confidence riding on shared paths and roads, improve bike handling techniques, and learn practical skills in a supportive environment designed to help you ride more safely and confidently. For ages 7 and up.

CancelledGrassland wildflower walk

18 October 2026

Join the Friends of Darebin Creek and Banyule Council Park Rangers for a guided walk through Banyule Northern Grassland Reserve and discover the indigenous wildflowers, grasses and fauna found along Darebin Creek. Learn more about this important local environment and how it is managed to support native plants, wildlife and biodiversity.

Aussie bird count

19 October 2026

Celebrate National Bird Week by taking part in the Aussie Bird Count. Spend 20 minutes recording the birds you see and hear in your backyard, local park or reserve using the app. Your observations will help Banyule better understand local bird populations and support conservation and revegetation work.

Eltham copper butterfly larvae count

20 October 2026

Help survey the endangered Eltham Copper Butterfly with Banyule’s Bushland Management Team. Join a guided evening walk to search for and record butterfly larvae under torchlight, contributing valuable information to local conservation efforts. Learn about this unique species and the importance of protecting threatened habitats while exploring bushland after dark.

Coffee with a cop community safety workshop

21 October 2026

Drop in for a relaxed coffee with local police and connect with your community. Ask questions, raise concerns, and get practical advice on safety and local issues in an informal, welcoming setting. No presentations, just conversation and support.

Creative industries networking

24 October 2026

HOW MUCH? is a hands-on workshop for artists and creatives exploring pricing, negotiation and valuing their work. Through role play, discussion and practical tools, participants gain confidence in setting fees, handling discounts and communicating their value.

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News

New councillor elected for Beale Ward

Published on 15 October 2026

The Victorian Electoral Commission has declared Nicola Rooks elected as Councillor for Beale Ward following a by-election. She will serve for the remainder of the current Council term. Mayor Alison Champion congratulated Ms Rooks and thanked all candidates who stood in the election.

Gambling harm awareness week

Published on 15 October 2026

We recognise the impact gambling can have on individuals, families and the wider community. Learn about the support available for people experiencing gambling harm and the actions we are taking to create safer, gamble-free spaces across Banyule.

Notice of intent to sell 162 Main Road, Lower Plenty

Published on 09 October 2026

Banyule City Council gives notice under Section 114 of the Local Government Act 2020 (Act) of its intention to sell land with a total area of approximately 1108m2.

Notice of special charge scheme 2026 Rosanna Village Shopping Centre

Published on 06 October 2026

Council proposes a new five-year Special Charge Scheme for Rosanna Village Shopping Centre from 1 July 2026 to 30 June 2031. The scheme would fund marketing, events and business development initiatives to support local businesses and strengthen the precinct.

Call for a better Watsonia Train Station

Published on 02 October 2026

We are calling on Victorian state election candidates to commit to upgrading Watsonia Station, including the installation of a lift to improve accessibility. Council is also advocating for precinct improvements that better connect the station with local businesses, shops and community spaces.

Notice of intention to amend a property's suburb designation

Published on 22 September 2026

Banyule Council proposes to amend the suburb designation of 619 Lower Plenty Road from Viewbank to Yallambie to improve address accuracy and consistency across government and emergency services systems.

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Banyule's Ready

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.

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