Heathdale Neighbourhood Association

Welcome

Welcome to the website of the Heathdale Neighbourhood Association. The Heathdale neighbourhood is home to 6,837 people, covers some 2.6 square kilometres or 263 hectares and forms part of the suburb of Werribee, Victoria.

This website is a product of the Heathdale Neighbourhood Renewal Project, which commenced in July 2003. We invite Heathdale residents and other people involved in the Heathdale community to use this website to share their news, projects and ideas, and to find out about employment and training opportunities and services available in the area.

Carols at the Wetlands
10th December 2010
7.30pm to 9.30pm

Come along for an evening of fun, community singing, arts and crafts activities for children at the picturesque Heathdale Glen Orden Wetlands. If you are interested in performing or helping out as a volunteer on the night please contact the Heathdale Neighbourhood Association, hna@heathdale.com.au

Werribee Wetlands Community Festival
Saturday 19th February 2011
5pm to 10pm

The count down to this annual event begins! In 2011 the Werribee Wetlands will be in its 7th year! Can you believe it!!!! Held at a new time from 5pm - 10pm this event will celebrate the end of the Heathdale Renewal project. Weather permitted there will be fireworks which will create a fantastic atmosphere on the night. Cross your fingers for fine weather and help us celebrate this event, the community and their achievements. The Association are seeking food stall, arts and crafts and information stall holders for the evening. For further information click on the link: "Our BBQ Festival". See you there!

Message in a Bottle Campaign

Message in a Bottle - Challenging the Conditions of recently granted local Liquor Licence.
Recently, a liquor licence has been granted to operate from the local shops on Rosella Ave. In late 2008 the Association led and won an objection to the Director of Liquor Licensing. Following this decision, an appeal was submitted to VCAT and on 19th October this decision was overruled and a licence was granted. Whilst the Association's objection has meant that there will be no home delivery service attached to this licence as was requested by the applicant, the group is concerned that the trading hours granted will be detrimental to the community. As a result the Association have decide to challenge the conditions of the licence and need the support of local people to reduce trading hours. Your message to VCAT is for our children and families and it is needed to make a difference so please join us in making it heard. To sign the message in the bottle or for further information please contact Heathdale Neighbourhood Association on 8742 3125.