Find out what’s on in the City of Port Phillip this October and November. Our latest issue of Divercity is about to arrive in letterboxes across St Kilda, Port Melbourne, South Melbourne, Albert Park, Ripponlea and Elwood. Filled with things to do from Senior’s Festival to Children’s Week, Bupa Around the Bay and the Melbourne Marathon to Good Food Month and the Linden Postcard Show, as well as information about the upcoming Victorian State Election.
People, places and things to do from all over Port Phillip. Divercity magazine goes to every household in St Kilda, Port Melbourne, South Melbourne, Albert Park and Elwood. Council research shows it is read by over 70 per cent of residents and is very highly regarded. Edunity provides the majority of the editorial and acts as editor for the City of Port Phillip. Read it now
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Our latest edition of Divercity uncovers secrets of our local bay, as well as activities through winter and the announcement of new club rooms for St Kilda Lifesaving Club.
Gio Fitzpatrick and Neil Blake exploring our bay wonders.
“How do liveable cities stay liveable?”
A discussion with Gordon Price (former six-term Vancouver city councillor) and Kate Roffey (Committee for Melbourne CEO)
Chaired by Cr Tom Melican, MTF Chair
Free event
6 pm – 7:30 pm
27 May 2014 at
Melbourne Town Hall
This week Western Water, together with the team at Edunity, kicked off its 2014 water incursion program with presentations at Balliang East & New Gisborne Primary Schools.
The presentations bring in a school year that will see our presenters visit well over 9000 primary and preschool students across the Western Water service area.
The 45-60 minute presentations cover a range of topics, from drinking water for health to saving it at school and around the home. They also have strong links to the Victorian Essential Learning Standards (VELS) and AusVELS, engaging pre and post lesson plans and free showbag giveaway for all students.
And as always, our adorable water saving ambassadors Sammy the Snake and Frances the Frog will be there to help spread the message.
That’s right, after 11 years in our seaside digs in St Kilda, we are moving onwards and upwards to our new space in Flinders Lane.
Our new address from 18 December is 202 / 517 Flinders Lane, Melbourne 3000.
All our other contact details will stay the same.
Pix of the new place will be up soon! Hope you can come and visit us for a coffee (or even a hit of rooftop tennis!) in the new year.
The latest edition of Divercity features a summer events guide, highlights of seniors’ week and a gaze into the future of Melbourne.
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Port Phillip’s Divercity magazine is chock-a-block with information for seniors, including the local seniors festival program. Divercity is managed, written and produced by Edunity for the City of Port Phillip.
StormSafe Awareness Week is Monday 9 – Sunday 15 September 2013
Edunity and Klyp.co have produced the StormSafe education program for the Victoria State Emergency Service to teach parents, teachers and kids about preparing for storms.
Students can test who is the fastest mouse click in the west when they use the StormSafe Online Game to trim back overhanging tree branches, put away garden furniture, toys and trampolines and clear the gutters of leaf litter and muck.
The game reinforces the SES key messages of
Along with the game, Edunity have produced a set of lesson plans and activities for teachers, with full AusVELs links for Prep – Year 8.
Play the game at www.ses.vic.gov.au/students/stormsafe-game
Divercity is always looking for good stories from the community. Neighbourhood News, In Briefs about community activities, events and things to do. The easiest way to let us know your ideas is using our online suggestion form.
The deadline for the next edition (Oct-Nov) is 23 August. We look forward to hearing from you.
