Wominjeka / Welcome to the Red Hill Community Association website
The Red Hill Community Association acknowledges and pays respect to the Traditional Custodians on whose lands we are located, the Boonwurrung/Bunurong peoples of the Kulin Nation. We acknowledge Elders past, present and future, and the significant contributions made by all First Nations peoples to the life of the area.
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The Red Hill Community Association acknowledges and pays respect to the Traditional Custodians on whose lands we are located, the Boonwurrung/Bunurong peoples of the Kulin Nation. We acknowledge Elders past, present and future, and the significant contributions made by all First Nations peoples to the life of the area.
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Next RHCA committee meeting - Thursday 18 March, 6.00pm
Epicurean Red Hill - All welcome!
Epicurean Red Hill - All welcome!
Anzac Day Service
Thursday 25 April 2019, 10.45am, Red Hill War Memorial
Please join us to pause, reflect and remember the tragedy of the World Wars and other armed conflicts and the sacrifice made by the men and women who served.
Community Walks
Get to know the area better and enjoy the great outdoors on of the Lions Club regular walks that start and finish from Red Hill South at 8am on Sundays and Wednesdays.
Check out the March walks that depart from the Red Hill War Memorial.
Please arrive 5-10 minutes before so we can have a prompt departure. If you are running late you will need to phone the walks leader Ian Sommerville on 0419 583 417. It would be advisable to try an easy walk first to ensure your suitability for future walks and if unsure about your ability to walk with a group and keep up, please test yourself beforehand
Get to know the area better and enjoy the great outdoors on of the Lions Club regular walks that start and finish from Red Hill South at 8am on Sundays and Wednesdays.
Check out the March walks that depart from the Red Hill War Memorial.
Please arrive 5-10 minutes before so we can have a prompt departure. If you are running late you will need to phone the walks leader Ian Sommerville on 0419 583 417. It would be advisable to try an easy walk first to ensure your suitability for future walks and if unsure about your ability to walk with a group and keep up, please test yourself beforehand
Free Community Fitness Sessions
Every Tuesday at the Main Ridge Hall, 9am-10am
All levels of fitness and beginners are welcome, as classes will be modified to suit all participants.
The Red Hill District Lions free community fitness sessions are hosted by registered fitness instructor and local resident Kiniki Stirling. Her fitness classes include exercises that aim to create harmony between body and mind. Some of her exercises are derived from Yoga, Pilates, Tai Chi, some short cardio segments, stretching techniques and relaxation.
Come along and join in.
Every Tuesday at the Main Ridge Hall, 9am-10am
All levels of fitness and beginners are welcome, as classes will be modified to suit all participants.
The Red Hill District Lions free community fitness sessions are hosted by registered fitness instructor and local resident Kiniki Stirling. Her fitness classes include exercises that aim to create harmony between body and mind. Some of her exercises are derived from Yoga, Pilates, Tai Chi, some short cardio segments, stretching techniques and relaxation.
Come along and join in.
Red Hill Community Barbeque and Indigenous Cultural Walk
Around 100 locals joined us on Sunday 27 January, our third free community barbeque and our inaugural Indigenous cultural walk. The sun was shining and it was a great fun day all round.
Thank you to all from near and far that came along. We are especially grateful to Lionel Lauch and team at Living Culture for the excellent bush walk and tucker talk. Indigenous land is where we stand, and the more that is understood and celebrated by our communities, the more we can care for each other, this beautiful land, and precious waterways for years to come.
The CFA (Country Fire Authority) Red Hill team were at hand and a great help, as were the Scouts Victoria 1st Red Hill Scouts BBQ crew! So much appreciation for this wonderful community. We were also grateful to have Mornington Peninsula Shire Mayor, Cr. David Gill and CEO, John Baker with us for the day.
Acclaimed local authors Wendy Orr and Hugh Dolan with local musician song writer Keith White were excellent entertainers and our face painting guru Megan Masefield was in high demand all afternoon.
Around 100 locals joined us on Sunday 27 January, our third free community barbeque and our inaugural Indigenous cultural walk. The sun was shining and it was a great fun day all round.
Thank you to all from near and far that came along. We are especially grateful to Lionel Lauch and team at Living Culture for the excellent bush walk and tucker talk. Indigenous land is where we stand, and the more that is understood and celebrated by our communities, the more we can care for each other, this beautiful land, and precious waterways for years to come.
The CFA (Country Fire Authority) Red Hill team were at hand and a great help, as were the Scouts Victoria 1st Red Hill Scouts BBQ crew! So much appreciation for this wonderful community. We were also grateful to have Mornington Peninsula Shire Mayor, Cr. David Gill and CEO, John Baker with us for the day.
Acclaimed local authors Wendy Orr and Hugh Dolan with local musician song writer Keith White were excellent entertainers and our face painting guru Megan Masefield was in high demand all afternoon.
Red Hill Traffic Management Study
Red Hill Traffic Management Study has been drafted and is now available for consideration. View a copy of the Traffic Management Study here.
RHCA made a detailed submission seeking: infrastructure upgrades to improve major roads servicing the Red Hill area, particularly White Hill and Arthurs Seat Roads; provision of adequate parking at the Red Hill United service station area, Red Hill Consolidated School and Red Hill South; bike lane for White Hill and Arthurs Seat Roads; and, ensure infrastructure is capable of meeting fire emergency response and evacuation needs.
More information about the project is available here.
Red Hill Traffic Management Study has been drafted and is now available for consideration. View a copy of the Traffic Management Study here.
RHCA made a detailed submission seeking: infrastructure upgrades to improve major roads servicing the Red Hill area, particularly White Hill and Arthurs Seat Roads; provision of adequate parking at the Red Hill United service station area, Red Hill Consolidated School and Red Hill South; bike lane for White Hill and Arthurs Seat Roads; and, ensure infrastructure is capable of meeting fire emergency response and evacuation needs.
More information about the project is available here.
Shire Biodiversity report
For those interested in the Peninsula's natural environment, the Mornington Peninsula Shire have just released their State of Biodiversity Report.
For those interested in the Peninsula's natural environment, the Mornington Peninsula Shire have just released their State of Biodiversity Report.
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