So, you’re planning on buying, and maybe building, a house. One of the first and most important factors to consider when you embark on your new home journey is the location and neighbourhood where you’ll ultimately be living.

Most of us want to live in a community that’s attractive, safe, affordable, alongside other people we can imagine forming friendships and connections with. And, if we have a family, we’ll probably also be looking for access to playgrounds, good schools and other amenities.

Easter is coming to Donnybrae!!

We're hosting an Easter celebration and you're invited! If you love Easter chocolate, hot cross buns, dancing, arts & crafts, face painting and just having fun, then this event is for you and your family!

Save the date in your calendars for Sunday 10th April 2022 from 2pm to 5pm, as we throw the ultimate Easter celebration at Donnybrae's Southern Park (corner of Willaroy and Rawson)

This will be a free ticketed event through Eventbrite.

Enjoy the best of country living in Melbourne’s north.

There’s no doubting that Melbourne’s North is really starting to come into its own, with a raft of new land developments opening up along the city’s rapidly expanding northern fringe.

One of the most popular new suburbs in this evolving corridor is Donnybrook. So, we thought we’d take you on a virtual journey, exiting the Hume Freeway onto Donnybrook Road, turning right, to discover what’s driving the neighbourhood’s fast-growing appeal.

$21,000 awarded by Donnybrae Community Fund

Fourteen not-for-profit groups operating in the Donnybrook and Craigieburn area have shared in $21,000 of financial grants distributed through the inaugural Donnybrae Community Fund.

The successful recipients were announced at a presentation evening on December 21, with each group awarded a grant of $1,500 to support their local community project.

Gerard Laffan, President of Craigieburn Cricket Club, one of the worthy grant recipients, says they will use the funds to purchase turf wicket covers.