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Join us for a number of exciting parent webinars being delivered throughout Term 2.

Rubbish bin lids are changing from yellow to red from 28 April. Leave your rubbish bin out until 6 pm on collection day so your lid can be changed.

Support and services are available for people who are homeless, at risk of homelessness or escaping family violence in Knox.

Family violence survivor Julie-ann shares her story ahead of Are You Safe at Home? Day on the 10 May.

Global Intergenerational Week highlights how Council programs like Knox’s Intergenerational Playgroup promote understanding and respect between generations through shared activities.

Come along to a free session designed to help you stay safe online

Knox is proud to present the ‘Sport for All’ workshop series, in collaboration with surrounding Councils.

Knox residents walking in off the street to access crisis support from Knox Infolink will be able to receive immediate help thanks to a Council grant to the emergency relief service.

Calling young people aged 10-18 years, Knox is holding its first young writers competition

Knox Deputy Mayor Glen Atwell took to the airwaves in the week before a federal election to highlight Council’s advocacy for safer roads, better transport and improved services for the community.

Kindergarten is an educational program for 3-and 4-year-old children, taught by qualified early childhood teachers. 

Join our free webinar in support of Are You Safe at Home? Day to hear from a panel of experts explore the rights of family violence survivors and how to navigate support services.