Yarra Council awarded Climate Champion
Yarra Council has received the Climate Champion Award in the Cities Power Partnership Climate Awards 2020.
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Changes to Green Parking Zones in Yarra
From Wednesday 28 October 2020, we'll start enforcing overstays in green parking zones and not having a valid parking ticket (where applicable). This is to ensure fair access to car parking in Yarra as restrictions ease and retail and hospitality businesses reopen. -
Yarra moves to Third Step Towards COVID Normal
We've made some changes to our services following new COVID restrictions in Melbourne. -
Yarra is supporting local businesses to bounce back
We’re working closely with our local business community to ensure they can bounce back better as we move towards reopening. -
Congratulations to the Richmond Tigers on third win in four years
A big congratulations to the Richmond Tigers AFL team for their Premiership win on Saturday! -
Celebrating Mary Rogers
We recently installed a plaque to commemorate the Centenary of the election of Mary Rogers to the City of Richmond Council in 1920. -
COVID restrictions have changed – here's what you need to know
We've made some changes to our services following new COVID restrictions in Melbourne. -
Notice of Annual Report 2019/20
Yarra City Council will consider its Annual Report for adoption at the council meeting on Tuesday 20 October 2020 from 7pm. -
Rediscover Yarra! Outdoor dining to be extended this summer
We’re working with local businesses to make outdoor dining safe and accessible in Yarra, as we move towards eased COVID-19 restrictions and warmer weather. -
COVID restrictions have changed in Yarra – here’s what you need to know
Coronavirus (COVID-19) restrictions in Yarra have changed slightly, after Melbourne moved to the Second Step towards COVID Normal at 11.59pm on Sunday 28 September 2020. -
Got questions about the Recycling Revolution? Get answers by watching our Q&A session
Our Waste Minimisation team hosted a few online information sessions in September. Watch a video of the session to help answer any questions you may have about waste and recycling in Yarra. -
New female-friendly facilities transforms sports pavilion into welcoming space for all athletes
Yarra has partnered with the Victorian Government to transform Malcolm Graham Pavilion in Burnley’s Kevin Bartlett Reserve into a space that encourages women of all abilities to be involved in sport. -
YARRA COUNCIL WANTS ITS BUSINESSES TO NOT ONLY SURVIVE BUT THRIVE
Yarra City Council is working with its local business community to ensure retailers can bounce back when restrictions ease later next month. -
2021 Annual Grants and Investing in Community grants open on October 15
The 2021 Annual Grants and the Investing in Community (2021-2023) grants are both open from Thursday 15 October 2020 and will close on Sunday 29 November 2020 at 11:59pm. -
It's Council Election time at Yarra! Special arrangements apply during this period
During the Election Period we’ll be taking a small break from posting or replying on social media as well as publishing website updates and enews unless it relates to important operational matters. -
Building upgrades at the Richmond Kindergarten, Cubby House and the Stables
We’re planning for the future of this community hub, including upgrading buildings and facilities. -
Click and collect services start Monday 21 September
Click-and-collect services will start from Monday 21 September at Bargoonga Nganjin North Fitzroy Library, Carlton Library, Fitzroy Library and Richmond Library. -
The Yarra City Council Election will be conducted by postal vote
Local government elections will be held across Victoria on Saturday 24 October 2020. For the first time, voting will be conducted entirely by postal ballot across the State. -
Yarra home to landmark affordable housing deal
Ten apartments from a new development in Alphington will be donated for affordable housing. -
Creating thriving precincts for a COVID-normal Yarra
Yarra has launched an exciting new grant program to help its business and retail precincts survive and thrive as we work toward a COVID-normal city.