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This Biodiversity Month, take time to learn about threatened species in Knox.

Each year, Council asks the community how you think we’re performing in a number of areas as part of the statewide Local Government Community Satisfaction Survey.

To mark Ageism Awareness Day, join author Jacinta Parsons in a thought-provoking and energising conversation with Claire Halliday, as they invite the audience to question their perceptions of getting older.

A mural depicting the majestic ground-dwelling Australian lyrebird has been created as part of a plan to create safer public spaces in Ferntree Gully.

Register now for the Knox Op-Shop Trail running throughout October with 19 participating stores.

The area we know as Knox has a rich and varied history.

The City of Knox acknowledges that it sits on the traditional land of the Kulin Nation. Knox City Council recognises, respects and shares in the customs of the people of Wurundjeri and the Bunurong.

Register for this free workshop to learn more about reusable nappies, how you can reduce waste and save over $2000 for each nappy-wearing child.

Join us for the next Wild 4 Knox free webinar on Tuesday 19 September from 6.30pm celebrating Knox’s waterways.

Sustainable Gardening Australia is running a workshop to share how creating an urban forest in our built environment, benefits our community. Book your free tickets for the 19 September event.

Have your say on the proposed wetland at Gilbert Park, aimed to enhance biodiversity and amenity.

The final recipients of the Knox Empowering Communities program have been announced, working towards enhancing safety in Ferntree Gully.

The Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) formalises our commitment to take meaningful action to advance reconciliation and truth-telling in Knox.