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The Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action (DEECA) looks after wildlife in Victoria. Find contact information for DEECA here if you have found sick, injured or orphaned wildlife.

The Engaging Children in Decision Making guide was first published in 2013 as a partnership project by Melton, Brimbank, Wyndham, Maribrynong and Ballarat City Councils. Funding was received in 2023 from the Department of Education to update the guide to include Victorian Child Safe Standards, Best Start Guidelines and information, evidence, and best practice examples from the period 2013-2023.The guide is a practical resource for all professiona...

For any queries regarding this process:Email: planninginfo@ballarat.vic.gov.auPhone: 53205500

You may be eligible for a permit if you live in a street where parking restrictions apply.If you are eligible for a permit, the permit and conditions for its use will be sent to the applicant.Apply for a residential parking permit.

Digital assets from our Be Kind Ballarat campaign. Simply download the working files and update them with your own Council’s name. 

Reconciliation Week is a time for all of us to learn about our shared histories, cultures, and achievements, and explore how we can help achieve reconciliation in Australia.

Events across the region are always looking for additional support. Find out more about how you can get involved.

Any works that involve digging in the road reserve require consent. To excavate any part of the road reserve you must apply to the coordinating road authority. For roads belonging to the City of Ballarat you can apply for the permit online or in person at our Customer Service Centre. You must also conduct a Dial Before You Dig search to locate underground services. Upon receipt of an application, one of our Asset Surveil...

The City of Ballarat delivers an annual Ballarat Ageing Well Expo. This expo is designed to provide valuable information and resources to people 55 years and over, carers, family members and friends. Attendees are provided with the opportunity to learn about the changes to aged care and explore options, services and supports that are available locally to help people age well.

Visit the redeveloped Ballarat Library this winter — you might be surprised at what you find.