On this page Content components Our Community PlanThe Boroondara Community Plan sets out Council’s direction for the next 10 years. It helps us plan, make decisions and allocate resources to achieve our community’s vision of a healthy, connected and sustainable community.It has been developed through extensive consultation with our community. It represents what our community values most in the City of Boroondara and shows how Council will bring our community’s vision to life.The plan includes 3 legislative requirements:10-year Community Vision (2025 to 2035)Council Plan (2025 to 2029)Municipal Public Health and Wellbeing Plan (2025 to 2029).It prioritises the liveability of the City of Boroondara and puts community health and wellbeing at the centre of everything we do. The Boroondara Community Plan 2025–2035 was adopted by Council on 27 October 2025. The PDF available for download is not accessible. An accessible version will be added mid-November. Read the full Boroondara Community Plan Boroondara Community Plan 2025-35 2.83 MB [PDF] 30 October 2025 Boroondara Community Plan 2025-35 with appendices 1.31 MB [DOCX] 30 October 2025 <a href=https://www.youtube.com/embed/17k37--rYyM?autoplay=0&start=0&rel=0" target="_blank">Boroondara Community Plan 2025-2035 | YouTube Video (17k37--rYyM)</a> Boroondara Community Plan 2025-2035 Explainer video transcript A healthy, connected and sustainable community This is our community’s vision for the future of Boroondara. Our themes Our community consultation shaped our community vision and the 4 themes that form the foundation of this plan. Each theme captures what matters most to our community and sets out the aims and priorities that will guide our work over the next 10 years. Our community — Belnularly yelingwa Belnularly yelingwa conveys the idea of 'thriving today' in Woi-wurrung language. Our places — Bundha Bundha conveys the idea of ‘unity’ in Woi-wurrung language. Our environment — Ngiagat yirrambuth Ngiagat yirrambuth conveys the idea of ‘building tomorrow’ in Woi-wurrung language. Our Council — Munda ngargoonin-twarn Munda ngargoonin-twarn conveys the idea of ‘embracing foreknowledge’ in Woi-wurrung language. How we deliver on what’s important Our principles Guiding the way we work and make decisions. Our commitment to health and wellbeing and our health priorities How we look after community health and wellbeing. How we will deliver on the plan Our Integrated Planning and Reporting Framework shows how the plan guides decisions and action. Community consultation Discover how we consulted the community to develop the plan and what we heard. How you can stay updated on our progressWe are committed to transparency and sharing updates to our community by: Publishing planned services, initiatives, spending and infrastructure investments in each year’s Annual Budget.Sharing our progress in each year’s Annual Report and performance reports.Publishing our Annual Health Priority Action Plan on our website.Regularly updating information about health indicators on our Health priorities statistics page.At the end of the 4 years, we will evaluate the impact our activities have had on achieving the desired futures and aims established in the plan. Sign up to receive the latest news and events in BoroondaraSubscribe to our newsletters
