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The City of Ballarat does not have a hard waste collection service.

The City of Ballarat is required under Section 94 of the Local Government Act 2020 to prepare a budget for each financial year and subsequent 3 financial years.

The City of Ballarat sends out valuation and rates notices in August each year.You can receive your rates notice by email or post.If you need a copy of your rates notice, you can request a copy through eServices.Sign up to receive and view your rates notices online.

In its first year the Ballarat Local Food Coalition will work with Sustain: The Australian Food Network to identify local needs and resources, culminating in an action plan which gives the community more agency to develop a resilient, healthy and fair local food system.Download the Ballarat Local Food Coalition information sheet for more information.Local food coalitions (also known as alliances or networks) serve as forums for:discussi...

The City of Ballarat Youth Awards provides the opportunity to recognise and celebrate our city’s outstanding young people aged 12-25

Playgroups are a fun, safe environment for families with young children (aged 0-5) to connect, build friendships and support children’s learning and development through play.At playgroup you get to meet other people going through similar experiences and find out about local community, health and support services.There are two main types of playgroups in the Ballarat region, Community Playgroups and Supported Playgroups.

We have information to help sports clubs in Ballarat.

A pilot program launched earlier this year is helping thousands of Ballarat residents reduce their contribution to landfill by allowing them to recycle their ‘scrunchable’ soft plastics.Bright orange plastic bags are becoming a kitchen staple in thousands of households across Ballarat.If you don’t already have some in your kitchen or lining one of your household bins, you may have seen the orange bags — stuffed full to bursting — in the recycling...

Experience the history of the world’s most popular instrument with Medieval to Metal: The Art and Evolution of the Guitar, exclusive to the Art Gallery of Ballarat.