“Our coastal vegetation contributes significantly to the identity and urban character of the Borough of Queenscliffe.” “The damage to trees in the Stevens Street Road Reserve shows total disregard for our unique local environment.” “I encourage anyone with information to come forward so the person/s responsible can be made accountable,” said Cr Salter. However, the costs in terms of native habitat, visual, historical, and environmental value, and urban character, require far more effort and time to recover. Any person who is found responsible for vegetation vandalism is liable for prosecution and will be actively pursued for the recovery of costs, including fines under Council's Local Law, the Planning and Environment Act and the Flora and Fauna Guarantee Act.

Councillors were joined by the State Member for Bellarine, the Honourable Lisa Neville MP, Minister for Water and Minister for Police, and the Honourable Sarah Henderson MP, Federal Member for Coranga…

Borough of Queenscliffe Mayor, Cr Salter, said whilst it is disappointing that Queenscliff would no longer be hosting such a large scale event, the potential negative impacts could not be ignored. S…

The installation of outdoor fitness units around the Borough of Queenscliffe is one of 237 project ideas from across Victoria chosen to share in $30 million in community grant funding through Pick My …

Council is very pleased at the recent announcement confirming that Council, in partnership with the Point Lonsdale Tennis Club, has been successful in securing State Government funding to improve faci…

The concrete beach access ramp immediately below the Point Lonsdale shopping strip has been damaged during a recent large sea swell, which caused sections of the access ramp to crack and break.

Council welcomes the recent announcement confirming the State Government’s funding commitment to the Queenscliff Cultural Hub project, and the Hon.

On Sunday 21 October 2018, Council will host a public launch of an Artist Board to honour the work and celebrate the life of cartoonist and illustrator Ron Tandberg.

The 2018 Victorian Seniors Festival is coming up again in October.