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New upgrades are on the way across Knox, helping clubs and community organisations improve the facilities they provide for the community.

Discover programs for older adults that help improve fitness, confidence and wellbeing at Carrington Park Leisure Centre.

Council is making it easier for ratepayers to manage their payments with the launch of an easier and more flexible direct debit online payment platform called Payble.

Set your group, club or not-for-profit organisation up for success and sign up for upcoming workshops that are designed to build practical skills and develop the confidence of committee members and volunteers.

E-scooters are becoming a familiar sight across Knox. They’re convenient and easy to use, but riders must follow the rules to keep themselves and others safe.

Help shape future Youth Services programs, activities and events for young people in Knox.

Knox Council maintains a Public Art Collection made up of over 150 works located in outdoor spaces, and a Civic Collection that features over 300 unique artworks and objects.

Across July we held a winter tinned food drive and pleased to share that 2,247 tins of food will now be passed onto food relief agencies in Knox.

Some items that cannot go in general rubbish or be recycled can be collected as hard rubbish.

Households in Knox receive 2 hard rubbish collections each financial year. Collections can be booked 1 to 2 weeks in advance.

Book a hard rubbish collection

Hard rubbish collections can be booked 1 to 2 weeks in advance, depending on the day of the week that you make the booking.

Book a hard rubbish collection online

 

Check the balance of your hard rubbish bookings

Enter your address to check how many hard rubbish bookings you have remaining this financial year.

Gambling losses in Knox are on the rise. Find out the supports available for people who are concerned about your own or someone else’s gambling.

A statewide survey found nearly 86% of Knox residents oppose a fourth household bin for glass recycling.