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As part of Community Safety Month, Council are repeating the call for residents to report graffiti as soon as they see it. Reducing the impact of graffiti in our community is a high priority.
Graffiti is illegal. It affects how our community looks and it can make people feel unsafe.
Anyone spotting graffiti in Knox can contact us by:
- using Vandaltrak – a simple, online reporting tool and phone app
- reporting graffiti directly through Council's online services, or
- calling Customer Service on 9298 8000.
We remove graffiti on Knox City Council property within five working days and we always try to remove offensive graffiti within 24 hours.
Community safety month is held in October every year and aims to reduce the risk of violence, emergencies and injuries in the community.
Find out more about how to deal with graffiti on private and non-council assets. For more information call 9298 8000.
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Events, activities and festivals
- Festivals and civic events
- A Very Aussie Christmas
- Active Feet photo competition
- Brass Monkeys – School Holiday Feature Show
- Celtic Reflections Australia
- Come N Try Carers Exercise Class
- Crucial COVID conversations for businesses
- Help create an important piece of art
- Holding a community event
- Introduction to Mindfulness for Carers
- Jewellery making
- Jugg Life School Holiday Feature Show
- Money information for women - superannuation and insurance
- Money information for women – avoiding scams
- Money information for women – budgets and bills
- Money information for women – managing debt
- Money information for women – planning your future
- Pavarotti — King of the High Cs Featuring David Rogers Smith
- Protecting your rights as you get older (online)
- Swinging on a Star – The Songs of Frank Sinatra and the ‘Golden Rat Pack’ Era
- The Amazing Travelling Comedy Tour
- The Australasian 21st Century Blues Brothers Tribute Show
- The Beatles Show Presented by Rubber Soul
- The Piano Men Featuring Craig Schneider
- The Songs of Judy Garland Featuring Bernadette Robinson
- Tusk – The Storybook Tribute to Fleetwood Mac
- Virtual Carols by Candlelight
- Have Your Say
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News
- A facelift for some of our outdoor artworks
- Allergen training for food businesses
- Art installations at Stamford Park (and win a picnic!)
- Biodiversity Month
- Carols by Candlelight program announced
- Carols goes online
- Cr Susan Laukens elected Knox Mayor
- Feeling the pinch because of COVID?
- Free money information sessions for women
- Get fed and vaccinated at the same time
- Good Food Good Mood
- Help create an important piece of art
- Help us tackle graffiti
- How are you...really?
- Last chance to nominate an everyday hero
- Learn how to get older without getting 'old'
- Look out for art in unexpected places!
- Lower your carbon footprint and reduce energy bills
- Mental health webinars for different groups in Knox
- New home for outdoor dining pod
- Only 4 weeks left to nominate a local hero
- Protecting our green areas and significant spaces
- Recycling right for National Recycling Week
- Shout out for young voices
- Stringybark Snippets begins
- Supporting carers in Knox
- Supporting our tradies
- Understanding controlling behaviour in relationships
- Working to reduce gambling harm
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Arts in Knox
- Community Art Projects
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Immerse
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Artists and Installations
- Carla O'Brien – I AM HERE
- Carolyn Menzies – Carbon Cocoonery
- Clara Chan – Posthuman Convergence
- Fausto Gallego – Moving Forward
- Giordano Biondi – The Folds
- Gretel Taylor – Restless
- Hayden Dewar – Shelter
- Hsin Lin – Blossoms of Life
- Jack Tar & Co. – Atmosphere Absolute
- LUCIANO – Spinning Yarns
- Lynn Berry – Winter Garden
- Marc Savoia – Nothing Between Us
- Marc Savoia – Wunderkammer
- Marshall Arts Club - Glitch Garden
- Mikaela Stafford – SmokeScreen
- Molly Stephenson – Spaces of reflection between parts
- Natalie Wijeyeratne – Flagship I and Flagship II
- Nicholas Barker and Jessica Tanto – Please Take One
- Rebecca George – R > 1 Covid 19
- Rebecca Westlund – Acts of Hope
- Sara Catena – Shrine of the Sacred Self
- Simone Melville – Eden
- Simone Thomson – Wala Yapaneyeput, Water Together
- Sonia Zymantas – Involuntary Memories
- Soyoun Kim – ID Photo Poster
- Susannah Langley and Farnaz Dadfar with Warren Armstrong – VOID-ATRIUM
- Toshi Handa – Monument of Respect
- Wendy Yu – Acts of Holding Dance
- Wesley Dowling – Network
- Audio tours and digital experiences
- Immerse locations
- Knox Art Collection
- Public Art in Knox
- Major projects and initiatives
- Community groups and volunteering
- Explore Knox
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Event Calendar
- Advanced Care Planning – Upper Ferntree Gully
- Allergen training for food businesses webinar
- Armchair travel stories – Tasmania
- Bayswater Makers Market
- Bright Ideas Network meeting
- Bright Ideas Network meeting
- Building Aboriginal Cultural Competency
- Child Safe: Overview of the National Principles
- Committee Succession Planning: Attracting the Right Volunteers
- Community Events: Make It Happen!
- Disability Awareness and Engagement: Making your group or club more accessible
- Gully Gardeners: Keeping Chickens with Ella from Chooktopia
- Introduction to Mindfulness - short course
- Keeping Chickens Workshop
- Mindfulness and compassion
- Mindfulness and the body
- Mindfulness and the senses
- Pension information session
- Preparing your garden for a bumper Spring harvest
- Showcase of Living Options for Knox Over 55s
- Soup and Singing
- Too Peas in a Podcast - Carers Event
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