Community Safety Forum Join us and Victoria Police for the annual Banyule and Nillumbik Community Safety Forum. Hear about local crime trends, safety priorities and prevention initiatives, connect with local services, ask questions, share your views and help shape safer, more connected communities.
Community safety workshop on e-bikes and illegal motorised bikes 07 Sep 2026 Learn about safe and legal e-bike use at this informative session with Victoria Police and Neighbourhood Watch. Understand the risks of illegal motorised bikes, current laws, reporting options, and how to ride responsibly. Ask questions and get clear guidance to help keep your community safe. Ivanhoe Library and Cultural Hub (Wilim Ngarrgu rooms 1 & 2), 275 Upper Heidelberg Road, Ivanhoe 3079 Tagged as: , Community events & fundraisers
Community safety workshop on preventing scams on seniors 14 Oct 2026 Learn how to recognise, avoid and respond to scams at this practical session for older Australians. Discover common scam types, warning signs, and how to protect your personal information. Get clear advice, support options, and guidance to help stay safe online and in everyday situations. Community Room 3 @ at Bellfield Community Hub, 15 Daphne Crescent, Bellfield 3081 Tagged as: , Community events & fundraisers
Coffee with a cop community safety workshop 21 Oct 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. Multiple locations Tagged as: , Community events & fundraisers
Child safety Every child and young person has the right to feel safe. Find out how we promote child safety and wellbeing, meet the Victorian Child Safe Standards, respond to concerns and support the participation, inclusion and protection of children and young people across our services and programs.
Reporting graffiti and street mural request Report graffiti on our assets, access free removal kits and practical prevention tips for private property, or help transform a graffiti hotspot into a community mural. Learn how we work with residents, businesses and community groups to keep Banyule welcoming and safe.
New Hope street art program New Hope is a weekly street art and music program for young people already involved in Melbourne’s street art community. Participants build creative skills, collaborate on legal mural projects, and receive support from experienced artists and youth workers in a safe, inclusive environment.