FAQs
- Delivery was unreliable. People who wanted it were not always receiving it.
- Whitehorse News was often seen as junk mail, not recognised as Council news
- People who did not want it were receiving Whitehorse News, leading to a lot of paper waste.
- Blackburn North Newsagent
- Brentford Square Newsagent
- Woolworths Blackburn North
- Woolworths Blackburn South
- Woolworths Burwood Brickworks
- Coles and Aldi Burwood One
- Coles Box Hill
- Coles Mitcham
- Coles and Aldi Vermont South
- Woolworths Box Hill Central
- Whitehorse Civic Centre in Nunawading
- Box Hill Town Hall
- Whitehorse Customer Service Centre at Forest Hill Chase
- Aqualink Nunawading and Box Hill
- Sportlink
- Box Hill Community Arts Centre
- Nunawading Community Hub
- Youth Connexions
- All Whitehorse Libraries
- Community Houses
- Whitehorse Family Centres
- Via Whitehorse in-home care staff
What is Whitehorse News?
Whitehorse News is Council’s monthly community newspaper, providing updates on Council news, consultations, events and projects.
Why did the distribution model change?
Our community told us that letterbox delivery of Whitehorse News was not very effective.
What happened to the Whitehorse Leader?
The Whitehorse Leader went out of print. It is available online, but you need to pay a subscription to access it. It is produced by the same media group that produces the Herald Sun newspaper. Council has no role in decisions about the Whitehorse Leader.
Where can I get a hard copy of Whitehorse News?
Residents can pick up a hard copy of Whitehorse News from local supermarkets, newsagents and civic outlets.
Newsagents and supermarkets:
Council facilities and services:
Where can I find the digital version of Whitehorse News?
Digital versions of Whitehorse News are available at www.whitehorse.vic.gov.au/whitehorse-news
You can also subscribe to receive Whitehorse News in your email inbox monthly by registering your email address at www.whitehorse.vic.gov.au/subscribe - make sure you select the group 'General Council Communications, Whitehorse News, Community Consultations' when registering.