Why I choose to reuse - A mum’s cloth nappies experience Published on 23 March 2026 We interviewed a mum about why she chose reusable nappies over disposable, and how she makes it work. Tagged as: , Children and young people, Waste and recycling
Kookaburras still going strong Published on 19 March 2026 Read about the longest-running social golfing group at Ringwood Golf. Tagged as: , Health and wellbeing, Leisure activities
Maroondah residents honoured Published on 06 March 2026 Three Maroondah residents were named on the 2026 Australian Honours List. Tagged as: , Honours & Celebration, Community
Cracking down on Easter waste Published on 26 February 2026 Read more on how to properly dispose of common Easter items to make your celebrations more sustainable. Tagged as: , Community, Waste and recycling
Reporting on our progress - Quarter 2 for 2025/26 Published on 19 February 2026 Quarter 2 reports have revealed Council is progressing well. Tagged as: , Council meetings
Protecting yourself and your little one on the way Published on 17 February 2026 Getting immunised during pregnancy is a safe and effective way for you to protect yourself and your baby, while also supporting the wellbeing of your family and the broader community. Tagged as: , Children and young people, Community Safety, Health and wellbeing, Health & Lifestyle
Have a business plan Published on 09 February 2026 Business planning is the most important task that a business owner can undertake to ensure that a business is viable and has the potential for success. Tagged as: , Business & Economy, Community
Funding to support our community Published on 05 February 2026 Applications open on 23 February for Council’s 2026/27 annual grants program. Tagged as: , Arts & Culture, Community, Grants
New car park open in Ringwood Published on 04 February 2026 The car park at 1 Bedford Road is open. Tagged as: , Major projects
Constellations and magnetism: The secret GPS of Bogong moths Published on 04 February 2026 Each year, an extraordinary natural event unfolds quietly above us, the long-distance migration of the Bogong moth. These small, unassuming insects undertake an epic journey across Australia, guided by cues far more sophisticated than you’d expect. Tagged as: , Community, Environment