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The Warrnambool City Council has teamed up with over 60 local businesses to help make the stays of winter visitors just that little bit better.

Council is seeking to address access and use of sporting facilities through its draft Fair Access & Use Policy and action plan.

Council is continuing conversations with the community about the Key Worker and Affordable Housing development to be situated along Harrington Road, and will run a series of focus groups.

Local clubs, community groups and artists are invited to attend an information session for grants and funding opportunities offered through Warrnambool City Council.

The Warrnambool City Council has doubled the amount community events can apply for via its Festivals and Events Grants and Partnerships Program 2024/2025, with up to $10,000 available per event.

Volunteers enrich our community and are a vitally important part of Council and help in the delivery of many of its services and programs.

Registrations are still open for a fitness program designed to help those with cerebral palsy take part in physical activity.

Nominations have opened for people interested in serving on the committee of a Warrnambool business representative group.

Harking back to ancient winter solstice events, a giant fire will be the centrepiece of the 2024 Solstice Search Party, while a host of winter-themed neon sculptures are also set to feature.

Moyne Shire and Warrnambool City Council are collaborating to empower and engage young people within our communities. 

The Warrnambool community is invited to attend an information session about Council’s key worker and affordable housing project.

Whether you’re part of the LGBTQIA+ community or you’re an ally – join us on Friday May 17 as we host a rainbow flag raising ceremony for IDAHOBIT.

Council has secured a Victorian Government grant of $91,575 to upgrade and expand lighting at the Warrnambool Lawn Tennis Club courts.

In the heart of Archie Graham Community Centre an amazing transformation has taken place.

An election process for a new Warrnambool business representative group committee has been established. 

Warrnambool cat owners are being urged to keep their cats indoors overnight.

West Warrnambool will have its own dedicated Neighbourhood House following the awarding of a construction contract at the May 6 Council meeting.

A summary of the Council meeting held on May 6, 2024.

The Warrnambool City Council will leverage Australian Government funding to help renew the ageing road surface and roundabout at the Kepler and Lava street intersection while improving safety for m

Council is calling on expressions of interest from artists to create a mural in North Warrnambool.

An Open Day will be held at all Warrnambool City Council Kindergartens on Wednesday, May 15, from 9am to 1pm.

Flagstaff Hill and the Warrnambool and District Artists Society have teamed up to present a new exhibition in the recently renovated Alexander Farncombe Gallery: Sea, Sand and Shipwrecks.

Pet owners are advised to keep their cats and dogs well clear of baited areas as the Warrnambool City Council continues its fight against foxes.

Elections for a Warrnambool business representative group are planned to be held in June, with more information about the process to be outlined at a business breakfast on Wednesday April 24.

Art lovers are in for a triple treat on Friday April 19 with three art launches to be held one after the other.

Counting wallabies as part of an ecological survey one day to learning how to grow food locally to reduce food miles the next, the Green Futures Now program aims to show young people aged 12-25 the

A summary of the Council meeting held on April 8, 2024.

Warrnambool City Council has committed to continue services that help people live independently at home and in the community.

The redevelopment of the Eastern Oval at Brierly Reserve is progressing well and on track to be completed as planned by June-July this year.

Council has continued its advocacy over the off-shore wind farm zone in a meeting with Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen.