Find out what you can and cannot put into your kerbside bins by selecting the bin below:
Find out what items you can and cannot put into your garbage, recycling and garden waste bins ...
Garbage bin (red lid)
Your garbage bin (red lid) is for general household rubbish.
Yes we collect
- Household rubbish
- Soft plastic packaging (or you can recycle at your local supermarket)
- Food waste
- Wrapped nappies and animal droppings
- Polystyrene (bagged as smaller pieces)
- Crockery, Pyrex, glassware, window glass (wrapped)
No we don't collect
- No garden waste
- No recyclables, paper or cardboard
- No syringes or medical waste
- No chemicals or hazardous waste
- No motor oil, fluids, paints or solvents
- No building material, bricks, steel or wood
Can’t find your item?
Find out how to dispose of your unwanted items or contact us.
Recycle bin (yellow lid)
Your yellow lid recycle bin is for general household recyclables. Place items loosely in the bin and not in plastic bags.
Yes we collect
- Clean foil trays, empty aluminium, steel and aerosol cans
- Empty glass bottles and jars
- Papers, envelopes, junk mail, brochures, magazines and telephone books
- Empty milk and juice cartons
- Empty plastic bottles and containers
- Cardboard boxes
No we don't collect
- No plastic bags
- No soft plastic packaging
- No recyclables in plastic bags
- No garbage
- No crockery, Pyrex or glassware
- No polystyrene
- No oil, chemicals or hazardous waste
- No garden waste
- No nappies
- No building material, bricks, steel or wood
- No light globes, window glass or mirrors
- No clothes, linen or shoes
Can’t find your item?
Find out how to dispose of your unwanted items or contact us.
Garden bin (green lid)
Your green lid garden bin is for garden waste. Place items loosely in the bin and not in plastic bags.
Before felling or trimming trees (large branches) check if you need a permit.
Yes we collect
- Grass clippings
- Leaves
- Small branches (up to 100mm in diameter)
- Garden prunings
- Weeds
- Flowers
No we don't collect
- No garden waste in plastic bags
- No large logs, stumps or timber cut offs
Book a bundled branches collection for larger branches - No food waste
- No garbage
- No nappies
- No crockery, Pyrex, or glassware
- No recyclables, paper or cardboard
- No plant pots
- No polystyrene
- No oil, chemicals or hazardous waste
- No building material, bricks, steel or wood
- No soil or potting mix
Can’t find your item?
Find out how to dispose of your unwanted items or contact us.
Where does the waste go once collected?
Garbage bin (red lid) - your rubbish is taken to the Cleanaway transfer station, in Lysterfield. | |
Recycle bin (yellow lid) - your recyclables are taken to the Visy Recycling Plant in Heidelberg. | |
Garden bin (green lid) - your garden waste is taken to Bio Gro in Dandenong South for processing. |
Protecting the health and safety of our community is our top priority.
At Manningham Council, we have established plans and processes in place to respond to pandemics or outbreaks. Due to Federal and State Government advice to practise physical distancing to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 there are ongoing changes to our venues, services and events.
We are monitoring all health updates and aim to continue to prioritise essential community services.

Support for small businesses and community groups affected by COVID-19
Our community is feeling the impact of coronavirus (COVID-19) and its effects on many aspects of our daily lives. We are acutely aware of the effect the rapidly changing COVID-19 situation is having on our community and that these impacts will continue to evolve.
Essential Coronavirus (COVID-19) resources
Everything you need to know about the coronavirus is available on the State Government's Coronavirus (COVID-19) Victoria website, we have highlighted a few pieces of information below:
For any other queries, you can also call the 24-hour Coronavirus hotline on 1800 675 398
Cases in our community
Visit the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Victoria website
More information about COVID-19
A resource app for more information from Migration Council Australia
Get translated and accessible information
You can get information about COVID-19 in languages other than English on the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Victoria website.
Supporting Manningham through COVID-19
View translated information of what support and relief Council is providing to our community:
A rail line to Doncaster
The Victorian Government's proposed underground rail link will connect suburbs from Cheltenham to Werribee.
The Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) includes a Doncaster Station. However construction may be over ten years away.

We are advocating for the Doncaster Station footprint to be set aside as part of Stage 1, to allow for planning of the Doncaster Hill precinct. For an express bus service that mirrors the Suburban Rail Loop Alignment. Providing a public transport connection to key education, healthcare and employment precincts.

Why do we need a rail line to Doncaster?
Over 125,000 people in our community will benefit from a Doncaster Station. Currently our only public transport option is an over-crowded bus network that is often delayed by traffic congestion.
With Doncaster Hill’s population and traffic continuing to grow, we are urging the Victorian Government to include a Doncaster Station in stage two of the SRL and secure a location for the train station now.
Manningham is the only municipality without a tram or train line.
Car ownership per household is considerably high and daily public transport use for employment purposes is below the metropolitan average.
Our bus system is buckling under pressure to provide enough services and meet capacity for our growing city.

Doncaster Station not part of stage one construction
We are strongly advocating to the Victorian Government to include Doncaster Station in Stage two of the SRL.
We are working with stakeholders and the SRL Authority to secure a site location for the future train station.
What’s next?
We will continue to work with the Suburban Rail Loop Authority and the Department of Transport to advocate for improved public transport services to Manningham.
We want
- fewer roads
- more public transport options for our community
- a railway station to Doncaster
This Thursday 11 November is Remembrance Day. RSLs in Manningham are conducting services and fundraising for this important cause, as we stop to remember those who have served to protect us.
Doncaster RSL is holding a service at 10.45am.
The service will be outdoors, with covered seating. Poppies will also be available to buy on the day.
Corner Doncaster Road and Leeds Street, Doncaster.
Templestowe RSL will hold their annual service in the Remembrance Gardens, commencing 10.45am.
Corner of Foote and High streets, Lower Templestowe.
Warrandyte RSL will have their welfare officer Don and his support dog Zeus selling poppies at Quinton's Supa IGA in Warrandyte.
We’re making a series of upgrades throughout Doncaster Hill - designed to improve the way our community lives, works and enjoys this neighbourhood.
These works form a part of our infrastructure planning for this area and the long standing Doncaster Hill Strategy.
Open space upgrades for Doncaster Hill
Designing for a new park in Doncaster Hill
July 2020 to July 2021
We are currently in the detailed design phase with demolition and construction to commence in the second half of 2021.
This park will provide additional open space to everyone living in the Doncaster Hill area.
To be located on Hepburn Road in Doncaster, properties have been acquired to make way for the new community park.
Walker Reserve has been upgraded
November 2019 to December 2019
Walker Reserve received an upgrade including a new path, bench, trees and vegetation on site.
A new spring balance toy was installed for children to enjoy.
The upgrades are designed to make the park more accessible and enjoyable for the local community.
Making Tram Road safer for our community
Investigating a new U-turn lane on Tram Road
Investigating a new U-turn lane to be built on Tram Road to provide motorists with a safe and legal location to perform U-turns. The new lane would also help to reduce the number of illegal U-turns being performed outside of the Applewood Retirement Village.
Pedestrian signals at the Applewood Retirement Village
The Federal Government has committed to funding new pedestrian signals on Tram Road outside of the Applewood Retirement Village in Doncaster. The new signals will help residents to safely cross Tram Road and access the adjacent bus stop.
The Victorian Department of Transport is managing this project and responsible for the timing of its delivery. We support this project to improve safety and access for pedestrians on Tram Road.
Creating more connections through local streets
Extension to Hepburn Road including a shared path
Hepburn Road has been extended from Walker Street to create a connection through to Clay Drive. Due to Covid restrictions, we are still finalising the shared path connections for pedestrians and cyclists but the road is now open to commuters. These improvements will enable easy access for local residents wanting to enjoy the new community park on Hepburn Road.
New traffic lights at the Tram Road and Merlin Street intersection
New traffic lights will be installed at the intersection of Tram Road and Merlin Street.
These lights will assist traffic flow through the southern area of Doncaster Hill, help residents to easily access Tram Road and create a safer road environment for all users.
We’re continuing to advocate for the best outcome for our community in regards to the North East Link (NEL) project.
In February, Council unanimously agreed to seek a judicial review into the Inquiry and Advisory Committee (IAC) Environment Effects Statement (EES) hearing process and the Minister’s assessment of the EES. The Directions Hearing for the Supreme Court challenge is scheduled for 24 April, and the Supreme Court hearing will be later in the year.
Irrespective of this, we will continue to work constructively with NELP and the State Government to ensure the interest of our community remains at the forefront of any discussions.
NEL early works are being delivered by PCB Contractors with underground works and site investigations such as borehole drilling to occur throughout the proposed alignment. Residents may notice access pits and launch shafts in the Bulleen area. Any concerns about early works should be directed to NELP by contacting their hotline on 1800 105 105.
In late 2020, the contractor for the construction of the North East Link will be announced. We will work with this contractor to help influence the final design and advocate for the commitments we have asked for to offset the impacts of the project.
Construction of the new tunnels is expected to commence in 2021 and works to the Eastern Freeway are anticipated to start from 2023.
Find out more and stay up to date on our advocacy work.
View a video of our recent North East Link community information forum held in March 2020.
We love our pooches in Manningham. You've told us which dog friendly parks get your dog's wag of approval and here are your top 5 revealed.
Get out and about and test out one of the top 5 on your next walk.
5. Finns Reserve
Perfect for dogs who love a long walk.
Duncan Street, Lower Templestowe
The surrounding bushland trails of Finns Reserve will let you and your dog be one with nature and keep away from the hustle and bustle of the streets.
In open spaces near Wombat Bend enjoy a game of fetch or tug of war. Don't forget that you will need to keep a distance of 15 metres from the playground.
Visit Finns Reserve - Wombat Bend.
4. Banksia Park
Perfect for your morning walkies
3 Templestowe Road, Bulleen
Located near the Yarra River and managed by Parks Victoria, the off leash area at Banksia Park gives you stunning views while both you and your pooch stretch your legs.
If your furry friend wants to run off lead, the Cherry Blossom Loop of Banksia Park is fenced so you can easily keep your eye on dogs who may like to wander.
You can also pop a leash on your pet and take a walk around the rest of Banksia Park. Bring a rug and a bite to eat and enjoy the picnic perfect park.
Visit Banksia Park.
3. Aranga Reserve
The perfect place for your dog to show off to their doggy friends.
Eastway Avenue, Donvale
This is a great place for you to train your furry companion, for socialisation or agility training.
Aranga Reserve is Manningham's dog activity hub. The fully fenced dog activity centre will help keep your dog safe while they socialise with the other dogs.
Energetic pups can jump, crawl and climb using the range of agility equipment on offer at Aranga Reserve
Why not make it a family outing, and bring a picnic to eat at the nearby picnic tables and let your children have fun on the playground.
Visit Aranga Reserve.
2. Warrandyte River Reserve
Yarra Street, Warrandyte
Head to Warrandyte for your next dogs' day out and let them take in the sights and smells that beautiful Warrandyte has to offer.
Sit by the tranquil and picturesque Yarra River and simply watch the world go by. Or explore the walking trail with your canine companion, enjoying the natural bush area.
Finish your day with a treat at one of the many local cafes - a great day out for humans and dogs.
Visit Warrandyte River Reserve.
1. Ruffey Lake Park
Enough space for your dogs to roam to their heart's desire - it’s the park that has it all
There are plenty of walking tracks throughout the park or if running wildly through the grass is your dog's thing, then Ruffey Lake Park is all their doggy dreams come true.
If all that running has made you and your pooch thirsty, then refresh at one of the pet friendly drinking fountains.
With plenty of playgrounds, barbecues, picnic tables and toilets, you can make it a full day outing with the whole family.
To protect vegetation in the park, there are some areas that are fenced, so please remember to keep your dog out of these areas. Plan your next trip to Ruffey Lake Park with your dog.
Visit Ruffey Lake Park.
We recently heard from you as part of the 2019 Local Government Community Satisfaction Survey and through our own 2019 Citizen Connect research, with customers who have contacted us in the last 12 months.
Both surveys were conducted independently and report on statistically significant results. Overall, you rated us higher than the average rating for councils state-wide and the same as for councils in the metropolitan group.
Our top 3 performing service areas are waste management, recreational facilities and emergency and disaster management but there were also some services where there are opportunities for improvement. We also heard about your expectations, our performance and how you prefer to communicate with us.
Manningham families will get a chance to show off their favourite local playspaces in Manningham as Council launches its Top Five Manningham series for 2018.
Manningham Mayor Cr Andrew Conlon said the community was invited to name their favourite playspace in an online poll open until 5 February.
“One of the key themes of Council’s four year strategic plan is fostering healthy communities,” he said.
“With more than 300 parks and 150 local playspaces, Manningham has one of the largest networks of open and recreation spaces in metropolitan Melbourne.”
Through strong partnerships with the community, Council aims to create a healthy, safe and connected community with inviting places and well maintained community infrastructures.
“We want to know which playspaces are most popular to our community and why,” Cr Conlon said.
“It will assist Council in supporting healthy lifestyles, improve our community’s general wellbeing and encourage more young families to visit.”
The poll is available on Council’s website www.manningham.vic.gov.au/top-5-playspaces and is open to everyone until 5.00pm, Monday 5 February, with the results revealed shortly after.
FOGO will start in July 2023. Find out what it is, why we need it and what it will mean for your bin collection. ...
What is FOGO and why do we need it?
56 per cent of waste found in our average red lid garbage bin is made up of food waste. When this breaks down in landfill it creates methane, a greenhouse gas which is 23 times more damaging to the atmosphere than carbon dioxide. Removing food waste from your garbage bin will divert up to 20,000 tonnes per year from landfill.
FOGO stands for Food Organics Garden Organics. It describes the materials you will be able to place into your existing green lid garden bin starting next year in July 2023.
This state-wide initiative will see all Victorian Councils introduce a FOGO service by 2030 as outlined in the State Government's Recycling Victoria Policy.
FOGO will assist us in achieving our climate targets of net zero emissions by 2028 and net zero community emissions by 2035, by reducing the amount of food and garden waste sent to landfill.
How FOGO will change your existing waste service
For those who have an existing residential waste service, there will be four main changes:
Starts 3 July 2023 Your existing green lid garden waste bin will become your Food Organics Garden Organics (FOGO) bin. If you don't have a garden bin, order a new one. |
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Weekly |
Starts 3 July 2023 Your green lid garden waste bin will be collected weekly (instead of fortnightly) to accommodate for the food waste which will no longer be placed in your red lid garbage bin. |
Fortnightly |
Starts 3 July 2023 Your red lid garbage bin will be collected fortnightly (instead of weekly), on the alternate week to your yellow lid recycling bin. |
Between March and May 2023 We will deliver a new kitchen caddy and a roll of 150 compostable liners (a year's supply) to every household to help you carry out food scraps to your FOGO bin. You will be able to opt out of receiving a kitchen caddy and liners later in the year if you wish to use your own container for scraps and/or newspaper as a liner.
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When will it happen?
Do not place any food waste into your garden bin until the new service launches next year as of 3 July (2023).
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Procurement process with the Eastern region of Councils (led by Metropolitan Waste Resource Recovery Group) for the contract to process food and garden waste
Completed
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Engagement with our community to prepare for the 3 July 2023 start
Coming soon
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Deliver Kitchen Caddys and liners
Between March and May 2023
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Start FOGO waste service
3 July 2023
FAQ's about this service
FOGO is a state wide initiative. The Victorian Government has led four local government groups through a procurement process. Our group, the Eastern region, was the last to go through this process.
Now that the procurement process is complete, we are engaging with our community to ensure we deliver a successful service commencing 3 July 2023.
Yes, the FOGO bin (your existing garden bin) will be collected weekly and your garbage and recycle bins will be collected fortnightly.
No, your bins will continue to be collected on the same day as they are now.
Owners and tenants can order a garden waste bin at any time. There is no additional cost. Please contact waste@manningham.vic.gov.au to order your garden bin.
In addition to your garden waste, you will be able to place all food waste in your food and garden organics bin. This includes:
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fruit and vegetable scraps
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bread, rice, pasta
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meat and bones (raw and cooked)
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cheese, eggs and eggshells
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nuts, grains and seeds
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mouldy or expired foods
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plate scrapings and leftovers
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pastries and cakes
An extensive list will be made available later this year.
Yes, only food waste can be placed into your FOGO bin.
Food packaging including stickers, rubber bands, plastic containers, tins, plastic bags or plastic wrapping cannot be placed into your FOGO bin.
A kitchen caddy along with a years’ worth of compostable caddy liners will be provided to every household with a residential waste service.
The caddy is a small, lidded container used to store and transport your food scraps.
Keep your kitchen caddy handy as you prepare food. Place your food scraps into your caddy and when it’s full, tie your compostable liner and place it in your FOGO bin.
No, you can use any container to collect your food scraps. Although we recommend using a container with a lid. An old ice cream tub or similar makes a great caddy.
You can line your container with newspaper or paper towel instead of using compostable liners.
If you don’t want to receive a kitchen caddy and compostable liners, we will give you the opportunity to opt-out later in the year.
Firstly, well done for composting at home! You can keep composting as usual.
The FOGO service can complement your existing efforts. You can place certain items into your FOGO bin that some home composting systems can't accept.
When the service starts, the food and garden waste collected from Manningham households will be sent to Bio Gro, an organics facility where it will be transformed into high-grade compost.
Tips to reduce odours:
- place food waste in a compostable bag or wrap in newspaper
- try alternating layers of food waste with garden waste, like lawn clippings or dry leaves
- wrap up food waste like prawn shells, seafood and uncooked meat scraps and store them in the freezer until closer to collection day
- store your bins in a shady, flat and well-ventilated area
- rinse your bins occasionally, and always keep the lid closed
- sprinkle some bicarb soda in the bin to neutralize smells
Residents with children in nappies can apply for one additional 120L garbage bin at a discounted cost.
You will be required to complete an application form to assess your eligibility. This form will be available from March 2023.
To be eligible, you must have two children under four years of age.
Where the household includes two (or more) children, both under the age of four years and in daytime nappies, the following documentation must be provided:
- a statutory declaration
- copies of birth certificates
- a medicare card showing the names of each child
The concession will expire after one year unless a subsequent application is approved.
Tenants will need to contact the owner, landlord or property manager to request an application form on their behalf. The tenant will be required to complete the application form.
No, at this stage our kerbside food waste collection service doesn’t cater for commercial quantities.
If you live in a residence with shared bins, ask your owner's corporation or manager to contact us.
We will work with them to make sure that your property has the appropriate waste service and bin capacity to meet the Victorian Government's FOGO requirements.
FOGO will become part of the annual waste service charge, outlined on your rates notice.
Based on our modelling, the cost of introducing FOGO is anticipated to be offset by the cost savings of sending waste to landfill, meaning it should be cost neutral for rate payers.
The cost of sending food waste to landfill is ever-increasing, particularly as the waste levy charge continues to significantly rise each year.
Taking our food waste out of the garbage bin and combining it with garden waste for processing into compost is better for our environment.
Achieving a cost neutral FOGO service in Manningham will be based on diverting between at least 40% and 80% of Manningham’s food waste from landfill.
Come down and give netball a go!
This free netball clinic is for females of all ages, abilities and fitness levels.
What to wear: active wear and sneakers
What to bring: water bottle
Hosted by Manningham Netball Association, supported by local Manningham Netball clubs and the YMCA.
Come and try Volleyball.
Free volleyball clinic hosted by YMCA and supported by local clubs, Volleyball Days and Manningham Volleyball club.
This session is open to females of all abilities and fitness levels. Bring your mum, daughter, sister, girlfriend or friend.
What to wear: active wear and sneakers
What to bring: water bottle
Come down and enjoy a training session with the Manningham United Blues, other female footballers and female staff.
This session is for females aged 6 and over. No previous experience required. All fitness levels are welcome.
All equipment will be provided.
What to wear: Active wear and runners
What to bring: A drink bottle
Come down and join this free pilates class.
Pilates is a form of exercise which concentrates on strengthening the body with an emphasis on core strength. This helps to improve general fitness and overall well-being. Similar to yoga, pilates concentrates on posture, balance and flexibility.
This session is for females of all ages, abilities and fitness levels.
What to wear: active wear
What to bring: water bottle, exercise mat and towel.
Wonga Park Tennis Club and Wonga Park Community Cottage invite women and girls to come and try tennis.
Little to no experience is required. All equipment will be provided.
Open to females aged 13 plus. All abilities and all fitness levels are welcome to participate.
To register, contact Andrea on 0407 800 418 or email wongaparktennis@yahoo.com.au.
What to wear: active wear and sneakers.
What to bring: a drink bottle.
Women and girls from Wonga Park and surrounding areas are invited to participate in the Wonga Wizards Women's 3v3 soccer tournament.
Women of all ages and fitness levels are encouraged to join in this fun event. No prior skills or experience required.
There will be time dedicated at the beginning of the day for some skill training and information.
Enter a team or register as an individual.
What to wear: active wear and sneakers
What to bring: drink bottle
Come and try pickleball.
Free pickleball clinic hosted by YMCA Vic and Manningham Pickleball.
This session is open to females of all abilities and fitness levels. Bring your mum, daughter, sister, girlfriend or friend.
This session is for females aged 13 plus. No previous experience required.
No registration required - just rock up!
What to wear: active wear and sneakers
What to bring: water bottle
Go to Pickleball Victoria to find out more about this new sport.
Come and Try Netball.
Come down and join the Donvale Netball club for a free session at the Templestowe Netball Courts complex.
Discover your passion for netball or make a return to the game that caters for all levels of players.
No registration required - just rock up.
Session times:
- 5 - 11 years of age: 4.30pm - 5.30pm
- 11- 13 years of age: 5pm - 6pm
- 13 - open age: 5.30pm - 7pm
What to wear: active wear and sneakers
What to bring: a drink bottle
We recommend families visit a range of childcare services to choose the most suitable one for your child’s needs.
Here are some questions to ask yourself when choosing a childcare service:
- How many hours of care do you need? (e.g. whole day, mornings, afternoons, few hours a week, occasionally etc.)
- Do you want your child cared for in a home environment or in a centre?
- What kind of qualifications and experiences do staff members have?
- Does the centre offer a Department of Education and Early Childhood Development (DEECD) funded pre-school program?
- What learning and play opportunities do you want your child to have?
- What kind of routine will your child have?
- Do you want the centre to provide lunch? Can you look at a sample meal plan?
- Does the centre provide nappies?
- What is the carer-to-child ratio?
Contact us for more information on childcare in Manningham.
Childcare centres in Manningham
Visit Manningham Maps to find a local Childcare centre near you or check the list below:
Early Years at MC Square
Early Years offers full time care from birth to 5 years of age. We are the only Manningham owned early childhood education and care service.
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Bulleen Kids Early Learning Centre |
60 Manningham Road, |
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Creative Play Childcare and Early Learning Centre |
1 Templestowe Road, |
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Moresby Avenue Child Care and Early Learning Centre |
6 Moresby Avenue, |
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106 Templestowe Road, |
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Aquarena Aquatic Centre Childcare Centre |
139 Williamsons Road, |
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MyKidz Early Learning Centre |
97 High Street, |
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Doncaster Early Learning Child Care Centre |
20 Turana Street, |
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Basement Level 1, |
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6 High Street, |
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Good Start Early Learning Centre |
76-78 Andersons Creek Road, |
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A.C.E. Child Care Centre |
2 Renshaw Street, |
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Deep Creek Childcare Centre |
510-518 Blackburn Road, |
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Doncaster East Day Care and Kindergarten |
84 Blackburn Road, |
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Gloryland Childcare and Kinder |
952-954 Doncaster Road, |
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Andersons Creek Road Early Learning Centre |
160 Andersons Creek Road, |
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Minikins Kindergarten and Child Care Centre |
13 Leeds Street, |
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MyKidz |
81 George Street, |
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Pines Learning |
520 Blackburn Road, |
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Guardian Childcare and Education Doncaster East |
100 Deep Creek Drive, |
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Donvale Early Learning Centre |
11 Mitcham Road, |
Cuddly Bear Templestowe Early Learning Centre |
Corner Swilk and Parker Streets, |
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Imagine Childcare and Kindergarten Templestowe |
1 Niland Rise, |
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Alpha Omega Early Education |
1 Hillcroft Drive, |
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Busy Bees Templestowe |
14 Aloha Gardens, |
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Warrandyte Child Care and Preschool Centre |
2 Masonic Avenue, |
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Wonga Park Community Cottage Child Care Centre |
Unit 1, 9-13 Old Yarra Road, |
Get down to Mullum Mullum Stadium and enjoy FREE casual basketball shooting during available casual shooting times.
Casual shooting times are listed on the YMCA website.
What to wear: comfortable clothes to shoot hoops in.
What to bring: a basketball and a drink bottle.
Register your attendance: by calling the friendly staff at Mullum Mullum Stadium on 8841 4555.