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Kingsbury Tennis Club were one of 43 sports clubs to recieve a Sports
Recovery Grant to help clubs recover and adapt post COVID-19.
SUMMER 2021
Meet Your New New Cat Multi Sports
Councillors Curfew Stadium Update
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DAREBIN COMMUNITY NEWS - SUMMER 2021
WHAT’S
ON
FESTIVE DAREBIN
COMMUNITY MIX TAPE
Get into the festive spirit and
celebrate Darebin’s musical
talent with a new compilation
created for the festive season.
The free Festive Darebin
Community Mix Tape features
an eclectic mix of local talent
including singer songwriter
Quinny, the 13-piece CaribVic
Steel Band, local community
choirs ARCapella and Northern
Image: Kaylene Whiskey, Dolly Parton and Tina Turner, 2019. Image courtesy of the artist. Voice, and many more.
Stream it now from
EXPLORE BUNDOORA fusedarebin.com.au
HOMESTEAD THIS SUMMER
Reacquaint yourself with Bundoora Homestead Arts Centre
Bundoora Homestead Art Centre is Darebin’s magnificent Queen
when it reopens its doors on Anne style Federation mansion
Wednesday 13 January to present operating as a historic house, art
three new exhibitions to explore. gallery and café, registered by
Heritage Victoria and certified by
The Multiverse, guest curated the National Trust.
by Charlotte Christie, features
the work of five artists who
each take over a room within
the Homestead transforming
it into their own version of the
universe. In the multiverse all OUT ON THE FARM
possibilities exist.
If you’re looking for a fun family
outing these school holidays,
Two solo exhibitions also open this
Bundoora Park Farm is great way
January. Shannon Lyon’s exhibition
to spend a few hours in the outdoors.
Li responds to the unique social and
institutional histories of the Come and say hello to Ben the
Bundoora Homestead, formerly Image: IMMI (Kaspar Schmidt Mumm), Clydesdale, Peppa the pig and all
Immi in The Multiverse 2020, digital image.
the Bundoora Repatriation Image courtesy of the artist. our wonderful animals. Please note
Mental Hospital. due to COVID-19, some activities
are on hold and visits must be
Jeremy Eaton’s Through the Hand booked in advance.
Entry is free. For opening
to the Mouth explores the gesture hours and further details visit For more information and to book
of lighting a cigarette as a recurrent bundoorahomestead.com online visit bundoorapark.com.au
and coded motif occurring in gay or call 9496 1060. or call 8470 8170.
cinema since 1950.
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DAREBIN COMMUNITY NEWS - SUMMER 2021
ANNUAL REPORT
FOR 19/20
MESSAGE After a truly unique and challenging
year, on 19 October 2020, Council
FROM THE endorsed Darebin’s Annual Report
for 2019-20.
MAYOR The Annual Report includes
I’m honoured and delighted to have information about the municipality,
been elected Mayor for the coming capital works program, financial
year by my fellow Councillors to and governance information, our
represent the diverse people of performance against our Council
Darebin. Plan 2017-21 and a pandemic diary,
covering the key decisions and
As Councillors, we’ve heard from adjustments we made to our
residents and businesses alike how services.
incredibly challenging 2020 was.
Our priority is supporting our
community through the pandemic Despite COVID-19 restrictions,
recovery, and your health and Council continued to offer
wellbeing will be at the top of our many of our services, as well
minds and forefront of our policies. as making great inroads into
our longer-term projects.
We want the next four years to
be about communication and
collaboration, working collaboratively Highlights of the Annual
with every corner of the municipality Report show:
to deliver a place where you want
to live, work and play. - Council rolled out an $11.8 - Council achieved its goal of
million support package to assist doubling the amount of solar
Underpinning our Council Plan will our community recover from power generated locally from
be economic support for our traders, the effects of the pandemic. 18MW to 36MW per year,
manufacturers, service industries,
This included specific support a year ahead of schedule
and artists and creatives. We will
for residents, businesses,
continue mitigating the ongoing
Climate Emergency, planting community groups, sporting - Council also endorsed the
thousands of trees, putting solar clubs, the creative arts industry, Darebin Open Space Strategy
panels on roofs, and reducing waste emergency food relief, and which will improve local
and improving our circular economy. domestic violence services biodiversity and ensure all
residents live within walking
We will invest in vital infrastructure - Darebin coordinated other distance of quality open space
for our growing population, ensuring metropolitan Councils to assist
buildings are designed to work for Towong Shire with its recovery - In late 2019, Council rolled out
you, are built with sustainability and by redeploying specialist staff, its food and organic waste
future proofing in mind, and enrich vehicles and equipment in service which saved 1600 tonnes
our neighbourhoods and streets. response to the devastating of emissions in its first year alone
bushfires last summer
And we will deliver the programs and - Council also began implementing
services required to ease growing recommendations from the
- After the recycling crisis hit
inequality, support our First Nations,
Victoria, Darebin was one of Age Friendly report to improve
migrant and refugee population and
ensure Darebin’s progressiveness, the first of the affected services and programs for older
inclusiveness, and diversity continues Council’s to resume normal residents in Darebin
to be celebrated. service after securing a new
contract with VISY
I look forward to your collaboration
as we strive to achieve the best - Established a homelessness
possible outcomes for our community. assertive outreach support The Darebin Council
program Annual Report 2019-2020
Cr Lina Messina can be read at
Mayor darebin.vic.gov.au/annualreport
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DAREBIN COMMUNITY NEWS - SUMMER 2021
MEET YOUR NEW
COUNCILLORS
Darebin’s new Council team for At the swearing-in ceremony at Each Councillor undertook an
2020-24 has been sworn in, Preston City Hall, Councillors paid oath or affirmation, pledging to
pledging to serve in the best their respects to the Wurrundjeri serve the best interests of the
interests of the community for the Woi-wurrung people as the community, uphold the Councillor
next four years. Traditional Owners of the Darebin Code of Conduct, and faithfully
lands, while also speaking of the and impartially carry out their
All Councillors from the previous importance of working together roles as elected representatives.
term who chose to run again were to serve the community over the
returned by voters during the next four years. The new term also brings a new
October elections, with two new ward structure in Darebin, with
Councillors - Emily Dimitriadis At the Special Council meeting a single Councillor representing
and Tom Hannan - elected to the on 23 November, Cr Lina Messina each ward, instead of three
team, giving it a mix of new faces was elected Mayor of the City of Councillors in each of three
and experience. Darebin by her fellow councillors. wards as before.
This year will be Cr Messina’s first
term as Mayor, after first being This change was legislated in
elected to Council in 2016. the State Government’s Local
Cr Gaetano Greco was elected Government Act 2020.
as Deputy Mayor.
The elected Councillors for 2020-24 are:
• Central Ward Lina Messina • South West Ward Trent McCarthy
• North West Ward Gaetano Greco • West Ward Susanne Newton
• South East Ward Emily Dimitriadis • South Central Ward Susan Rennie
• South Ward Tom Hannan • North Central Ward Julie Williams
• North East Ward Tim Laurence
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DAREBIN COMMUNITY NEWS - SUMMER 2021
(MAYOR)
CR LINA MESSINA
Central Ward
M: 0419 750 504
E: Lina.Messina
@darebin.vic.gov.au
(DEPUTY MAYOR)
CR GAETANO GRECO
North West Ward
M: 0419 750 214
E: Gaetano.Greco
@darebin.vic.gov.au
CR EMILY DIMITRIADIS
South East Ward
M: 0437 918 708
E: Emily.Dimitriadis
@darebin.vic.gov.au
CR TOM HANNAN
South Ward
M: 0437 917 078
E: Tom.Hannan
@darebin.vic.gov.au
CR TIM LAURENCE
North East Ward
M: 0419 750 234
E: Tim.Laurence
@darebin.vic.gov.au
CR TRENT MCCARTHY
South West Ward
M: 0419 750 604
E: Trent.McCarthy
@darebin.vic.gov.au
CR SUSANNE NEWTON
West Ward
M: 0419 764 245
E: Susanne.Newton
@darebin.vic.gov.au
CR SUSAN RENNIE
South Central Ward
M: 0419 750 035
E: Susan.Rennie
@darebin.vic.gov.au
CR JULIE WILLIAMS
North Central Ward
On this page is a ward map of Darebin, and the contact details
M: 0419 750 152
of each Councillor. This information can also be found online at
E: Julie.Williams darebin.vic.gov.au
@darebin.vic.gov.au
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DAREBIN COMMUNITY NEWS - SUMMER 2021
SUPPORTING SMALL BUSINESS TO ADAPT
DURING CORONAVIRUS
When Northcote yoga studio and began to work on a new With restrictions easing and
owners Jo Stewart and Rane Bowen initiative, Thrive Northside. It’s a businesses opening back up,
closed their doors to customers website that shares interesting Jo said the mood is lifting for
early in 2020 during the lockdown, stories about small businesses business owners but now is the
they felt a loss not only in income in Melbourne’s inner north and time to support local.
but also of community. provides businesses with tips and
guides to help them navigate the “We’ve developed a sustainable
“Walking down High Street during small business world. gift guide to encourage people to
the lockdown, with all the shops support local businesses especially
during the festive season.
closed, it felt totally desolate,” The Thrive Northside group were
Jo said. just one of more than 300
“It’s been a tough year and we’ve
recipients of Council’s $1 million all been under a lot of pressure;
The husband and wife team Business Recovery Grants program we need to be kind to one another
transitioned their business to a which aimed to support businesses and support one another.”
digital platform to enable them and organisations facing hardship
to continue to deliver some of and to enable them to adapt. Darebin’s Business Recovery Grants
their classes online. program was one of the Recovery
“We knew there was so many Grants programs offered to
“Rane is also a web developer so businesses like ours out there local businesses and community
we were fortunate to have the skills who have great stories to tell organisations this year as part of
to transform our business, but we and who were really feeling Darebin’s $11.8 million Coronavirus
also felt that we wanted to do more disconnected from customers Community and Local Business
to help other small businesses and the community,” Jo said. Resilience and Recovery Package.
during this really tough time, to
help them keep connected with “We have learnt so much along To view the list of grant recipients,
community,” Jo said. the way during the transition visit darebin.vic.gov.au/recoverygrants
and wanted to share those tips
To find out more and connect
Jo and Rane partnered with Kelly and our skills to support the
with Thrive Northside visit
Stubbs a local designer and few community we love, so this grant thrivenorthside.com
other business-minded people has helped us achieve that.”
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DAREBIN COMMUNITY NEWS - SUMMER 2021
GETTING SPORT BACK CONNECTING
ON TRACK CREATIVELY
Darebin residents young and old will
be invited to participate in an
interactive animation project from
local art studio Playable Streets.
Playable Streets was successful in
obtaining a Creative Collaboration
in Isolation Grant, as part of Darebin’s
Recovery Grants program, to begin
work on their Collab-O-Mations
project. The interactive program
will collate more than 1000
individual drawings from 200
different people into an animation
about coming out of lockdown.
Playable Streets artistic director
Glen Walton said the Collab-O-
Mations project would showcase
the different art styles from people
right across Darebin, including
primary and secondary school
students and aged care residents.
“We’ll also be asking anyone else
who wants to participate to reach
out so that we’ve got a really broad
cross section of the community
involved,” Glen said.
“The last few months have been
really tough, particularly as many
of our projects are interactive and
Children and adults across “I think a lot of people are looking hands on, so it’s been great to
Darebin are returning to their for something to get their kids work on something like Collab-O-
sports clubs after months in active again. The more people we Mations that still has that element
lockdown, aided by the latest can get back out on the tennis of community building.”
round of Sports Recovery Grants. courts, the better,” she said.
In the first stage of Darebin’s
Council awarded almost $100,000 The Sports Recovery Grants were Recovery Grants program, $127,000
to 43 sports clubs as part of their awarded to sports clubs to help was awarded to creative and cultural
$1 million grants fund, forming get players into sport, support sectors in Darebin, while in the
an essential part of the $11.8 clubs rebound financially and second stage $30,000 was made
million Community and Business provide resources to ensure a available via the Creative Collaboration
Resilience and Recovery Package. COVIDsafe environment. in Isolation Grants for artistic projects,
while another $50,000 worth
One of the clubs is Kingsbury Other recipients included was dedicated to the Creative
Tennis Club, who will use the Victorian Roller Derby for rent Infrastructure Grants which
funds to kickstart their free Hot relief and a player hardship fund, supported businesses in the creative
Shots tennis program and an the North Metro Cricket League industry keep afloat during lockdown.
associated program for children to support women and girls
with higher needs. getting into cricket, and Parkside
Netball Club to develop and pay
Kingsbury Tennis Club coach female coaches. To get involved with the
Yvonne Fantin said the funds would Collab-O-Mations project,
be crucial in their drive to recruit you can register for updates at
collabomations.com
more junior players to the club.
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DAREBIN COMMUNITY NEWS - SUMMER 2021
NEW CAT CURFEW MAKING THE
If you have a pet cat at home, Bridie, a Reservoir resident and
MOST OF
you’ll soon be required to be fond owner of Boo, a one-year-old THE LOCAL
confine your furry feline friend
to your property overnight as
tabby, said the curfew would be
an adjustment but could see its OUTDOORS
part of the City of Darebin’s new benefits.
dusk-until-dawn cat curfew.
“Boo is a bit cheeky and likes We’re working with local
From 1 January 2021, cat owners to explore, so when the curfew businesses across Darebin
will be asked to confine their pets starts, I’ll just need to keep a to increase opportunities
overnight from 7pm-7am. closer eye on him if he’s outside for extended outdoor dining
and make sure I bring him in during the summer months.
This has dual benefits - not only earlier each night,” Bridie said.
will it keep cats safe from being By extending dining spaces
injured at night, but it will also “We regularly get other cats onto footpaths and car spaces
protect our local native wildlife. coming into our backyard at outside cafes, bars and
night and just sitting at the back restaurants, local hospitality
Studies have shown domestic cats door, so I can see it’s definitely businesses will be able to
kill more than 61 million birds a problem, particularly if they cater to greater numbers of
annually, many of which are native. start fighting.” customers, employ more
Darebin is home to 179 species staff and get back to normal
of native flora and fauna, and Community consultation on the business levels sooner.
the cat curfew will help protect cat curfew was held across July
many of these. and early August, before it was It’s been a difficult year for the
formally adopted by Council on local business community.
Keeping cats inside your property 17 August.
from dusk until dawn will also make Support local when you can
your cat safer by reducing their The curfew begins on 1 January 2021. this summer to help get Darebin
ability to wander at night when back on its feet post-COVID.
80 per cent of accidents involving
cats happen.It’s also when they’re
most likely to fight other cats where For more information on the
they could contract feline aids, a cat curfew, please visit
disease which is ultimately fatal. darebin.vic.gov.au/pets
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DAREBIN COMMUNITY NEWS - SUMMER 2021
CELEBRATING LOCAL
SONGWRITERS
The first time local singer songwriter The Songwriters Awards Grand
Paige Black heard of Preston was Final was broadcast live on radio
in a song by Courtney Barnett. station 3KND.
“I didn’t know much about
Melbourne when I moved here A judging panel including esteemed FUSE FESTIVAL
from the Yarra Valley in 2017,”
said Paige, the 2020 Darebin
musicians Emma Donovan, Jess
Ribeiro and Charles Jenkins selected WRAPPED UP
Songwriters Award winner. Oceans Apart from 12 finalists’
songs. A People’s Choice Award
“I found myself in a lovely Preston was awarded to Quinny for his This year’s inaugural FUSE Spring
share house of really amazing people. song, Found & Lost. festival was held during COVID
I love Preston – I love nature so I lockdowns, featuring both online
walk along Merri Creek most days “It was really nice to hear all the and outdoor events designed
and there’s a real community feeling. finalists’ songs played during the to inspire and shine a light on
On weekends my housemates and radio broadcast,” said Paige. Darebin artists.
I often walk to Preston Market to
buy our fruit and veg and I buy a “When I got the phone call during The program included artworks,
fresh croissant from the little French the broadcast to tell me I’d won, I streamed concerts, art walks,
patisserie, and of course, a coffee.” was almost crying I was so excited. workshops and a host of other
The listeners could hear my parents events.
Aside from winning the award, celebrating in the background - it
this year has been quiet for Paige. was pretty funny.” While much of the program has
When things got tough she moved closed for 2020, some events are
home with her parents but with The Darebin Songwriters’ Award ongoing including walking tours,
restrictions easing, Paige is looking is an annual competition showcasing All Nations Artwork Hunt and
forward to coming back and the talents of local songwriters. History on High, Beats, Ballads
performing again. “I can’t wait to The main prize includes cash, and Ballrooms and the Podcast
play with my band as I only got studio time and other prizes. Author Talks.
to perform with them once and
then COVID happened. It was an This year, for the first time, the
incredible gig though at Wesley awards were held as part of
Anne to launch my debut single.” Council’s FUSE Darebin festival.
Visit FUSEDarebin.com.au
“I’ve just released a single, Oceans for details and pencil-in the dates
You can hear Paige’s music on Spotify, of FUSE Spring – 11-28 March 2021.
Apart, which won the Darebin
Bandcamp, SoundCloud and iTunes.
Songwriters Award, so I’d like Paige has big things planned for Follow FUSE Darebin’s social pages
to find a venue that has a nice 2021 so keep an ear out! for further announcements.
outdoor area so I can launch it.”
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DAREBIN COMMUNITY NEWS - SUMMER 2021
LIBRARIES REOPEN
More people than ever Some library staff were also
before have been accessing redeployed to help deliver
Council’s COVID-19
Darebin Libraries’ digital
collection, taking advantage Resilience and Recovery MULTI-SPORT
of reading and listening to
the thousands of ebooks
Package.
STADIUM UPDATE
and audiobooks during With restrictions now easing,
the lockdown period. our libraries at Reservoir,
Preston and Northcote have Despite the challenges The facility will achieve
In October, library members been able to open in a thrown up from COVID-19, a five-star Green Star
borrowed 13,679 digital COVID-safe way, with construction on the new sustainability rating.
items, with both children limits as set by the State Multi-Sport Stadium at
and adults enjoying the Government on the John Cain Memorial Park Excitingly, the four new
latest titles. To keep up with number of people inside in Thornbury began in outdoor netball courts at
the extra demand, Council at any one time. early September, and John Cain Memorial Park
has invested more money with restrictions now have now been completed.
to expand its digital “It’s been so good to easing works are now It is expected these courts
collection. welcome people back to well and truly underway. will be available for
the libraries after such a community use before
This is just one of the many long time. There’s a real The majority of the the end of 2020.
buzz around the place,” excavation has now been
ways the Darebin Libraries
librarian Sara Burgess said. completed, as has the In August 2020 it was
team has pivoted to continue
providing library services ground preparation for announced the State
At the time of writing,
to our community during the west carpark. In the Government would be
you can now spend three
the past 8 months. past month, installation contributing $2 million
hours inside the library to
of the screw pile footings towards the Multi-Sport
collect your reservations,
This included recording browse and borrow, work for the stadium have also Stadium through the
bi-weekly Rhyme Time and and study at a desk while commenced. Local Sports Infrastructure
Storytimes for children to using wifi, use a computer Fund. This is in addition
watch online, moving the (which can be booked in Construction on the to the $1 million grant
popular Conversation Café advance), as well as print, $24.8 million Multi-Sport from the Inner-City
online for people of copy and, now, scan. Stadium is on track to be Netball Program.
different backgrounds to completed by November
practice their English skills, 2021. Once complete the
began a click and collect To keep up-to-date with stadium will house four high To stay up to the date with
service, and continued to the latest Darebin Libraries quality basketball courts, the project, please visit
services, and to find out
deliver library items to more about Darebin’s including one showcase yoursaydarebin.com.au/
people who are homebound. digital collection, visit court. JCMPSportsPark
darebinlibraries.vic.gov.au
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COVID-19
COMMUNITY
SUPPORT AND
FOOD RELIEF
This year has been a difficult
one for many people in our
community, and Darebin City
Council is committed to providing
emergency relief and support for
our most vulnerable residents.
Council is working with local
MAKING TIME FOR FITNESS services and organisations to
assist more people access food
and essential items when they
Darebin’s leisure centres are - Bookings are required to attend need it.
buzzing with activity again our centres, so plan your visit a
now that they’ve welcomed few days ahead. Find available We are currently supporting
back the community. times online and book your about 400 households with
preferred session. emergency relief provided by
local agencies. We have also
In the earlier stages of the
- If you need help making a deployed four staff across the
reopening, Reservoir Leisure
booking online, you can call your emergency relief network to
Centre staff found creative ways provide additional assistance
to adapt their services, moving local centre for assistance.
with logistics and delivery.
their spin bikes outside creating an
‘al-fresco’ cycle studio while only - Staff will welcome you on arrival
to confirm your details and If you need assistance accessing
outdoor activities were permitted. food or essential items, we’ve put
explain the COVID-safe
procedures to be followed. together the Emergency Food
And while the centre doors closed Relief and Support Services Guide
over the winter months, members - Remember to bring your face which is available on our website.
and instructors found new ways to mask. Face masks can be
stay connected. removed while exercising, The guide lists different local
but still need to be worn where agencies across Darebin, how
Group fitness classes went virtual, possible during your visit. they can help, and how you can
instructors live-streaming regular get in touch. The Guide can be
favourites like Pilates and - If you are feeling unwell, downloaded on our website.
Clubbercise for free at the RLC do not attend your booking
Facebook page with people tuning and seek testing. For more information on how
in in their bedrooms, living rooms we can help you, please call
and backyards while staying safe Book a time to visit your nearest Community Navigation Service on
by staying home. leisure centre: 8470 8888
Northcote Aquatic and Council’s multi-lingual line on
The arrival of warmer weather 8470 8470
Recreation Centre
and eased restrictions means that northcote.ymca.org.au
exercise programs are returning 1300 760 379 email
indoors. You can once again visit covidsupport@darebin.vic.gov.au
Reservoir Leisure Centre
your local leisure centre to hit darebin.vic.gov.au/rlc or visit
the gym or cycle studio, join in a 9496 1050 darebin.vic.gov.au/coronavirus
group fitness class and more.
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will feature the latest news and
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The printed Darebin Community
News will continue to be delivered
to your letterbox and will be KEEP COOL
delivered seasonally.
Pack a hat and slap on that
To sign up to receive the digital sunscreen – summer is here and
Darebin Community News visit it is hot out there. Here are some
darebin.vic.gov.au/subscribe
simple tips for keeping cool this
summer.
FIRE PREVENTION
- Drink plenty of water, even if
You don’t have to live in the country you’re not thirsty.
to be at risk from a grassfire or
bushfire. Suburban homes can come - Plan to hold events during the
under threat, especially when they cooler parts of the day.
are close to parks, reserves, and
creeks. Council regularly inspects - Hot cars can kill, so never leave
the municipality for potential fire children, older people or pets
hazards in the lead up to and in cars.
during the summer months.
- Leave pets with plenty of water
Being fire ready is a shared and access to a shady spot.
responsibility between FREE CHRISTMAS TREE
government, emergency services COLLECTION - Keep cool by closing curtains,
and the community. and seeking out air conditioned
Do you have a real Christmas tree buildings where possible.
Property owners can reduce the but don’t know how to dispose it?
risk of fire on their property by We can help! - And lastly – be kind to those
clearing anything that could fuel around you.
a fire, such as long grass and Council provides a free Christmas
green waste, removing leaves tree kerbside collection during Baking heatwaves can be a tough
from gutters and downpipes and January. To book a collection, call time for older people or those
storing flammable or combustible Customer Service on 8470 8888. living alone. If you’re able to do
materials such as woodpiles and the neighbourly thing and check
rubbish away from the house. Please note that limited collections up on those around you on hot days,
are available each day. Alternatively, you’ll be doing a wonder of good.
If you have concerns about a you can drop off real Christmas
property you think may be a trees free-of-charge during January If you’re not feeling well, call your
fire hazard, you can report it to at the Darebin Resource Recovery doctor, nurse-on-call (1300 606 024)
Council on 8470 8888. Centre at Kurnai Avenue, Reservoir. or in an emergency call 000.
For more information on fire safety, go to For more information, visit For other tips, visit
darebin.vic.gov.au/propertymaintenance darebin.vic.gov.au/resourcerecovery darebin.vic.gov.au/heatwaves
CITY OF NATIONAL RELAY SERVICE SPEAK YOUR LANGUAGE
DAREBIN relayservice.gov.au T 8470 8470
274 Gower Street, Preston If you are deaf, or have a
PO Box 91, Preston, Vic 3072 hearing or speech impairment,
T 8470 8888 F 8470 8877 contact us through the
E mailbox@darebin.vic.gov.au National Relay Service.
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