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Community Service Groups

Rowville is well supported by local community groups; Rowville Apex Club Rowville Rotary Club

Description

Rowville is a suburb in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 26 km south-east from Melbourne's central business district. Its Local Government Area is the City of Knox. At the 2006 Census, Rowville had a population of 34,412. Rowville is named after the Row family, whose property Stamford Park was established in 1882. The Stamford Park homestead has been restored in recent years by Knox Council. Geographically, Rowville is one of the largest suburbs south-east of Melbourne. Rowville Post Office opened on 20 December 1905 and closed in 1987. In 1989 it reopened in the new Stud Park Shopping Centre.[2] Rowville has developed rapidly over the 1980s and 1990s, especially in terms of housing and light industrial activities. Culturally, Rowville is still developing, like many of Melbourne’s outer suburbs. Development has included the construction of the Wellington Village shopping centre on Wellington Road, complementing the Rowville Lakes shopping centre on Kelletts Road. Stud Park Shopping Centre, opened in 1989, is the largest in the suburb. It houses the Rowville branch of the Eastern Regional Library, and is adjacent to the Rowville Community Centre. In October, the Stringybark Festival is held at the centre. This popular event is organised by the Knox Council, and focuses on environmental sustainability. There are three golf courses within Rowville. Rowville is at the intersection of many local government areas with the suburb connecting to suburbs within the Shire of Yarra Ranges, City of Monash, City of Greater Dandenong, City of Casey and of course City of Knox.

Education

Rowville has one dual-campus high school, Rowville Secondary College, with an Eastern Campus (7-10) and a Western Campus (7-12). Students from the Eastern Campus move to the Western Campus to complete their VCE. There are 4 government primary schools, Rowville Primary, Karoo Primary School, Heany Park Primary and Park Ridge Primary, and one Catholic Primary School, St. Simons. When Lysterfield Primary School was relocated to its present site, it was in Rowville, however the boundary between the suburbs has changed and Lysterfield Primary is once again in Lysterfield. St. Simons Primary School celebrated their 25th-year anniversary in 2006. Karoo Primary School celebrated their 10th-year anniversary in 2001.

Fast Food

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Governance

Federal Rowville is in the Federal Division of Aston which is held by The Honorable Chris Pearce M.P. Home Page, Chris Pearce M.P. - Parliamentary Home Page of the Liberal Party of Australia. State Rowville is split down the middle with half of the suburb in the State Lower House seat of Scoresby which is held by Kim Wells M.P. of the Liberal Party of Australia and the State Lower House seat of Ferntree Gully which is held by Nick Wakeling, Nick Wakeling M.P. Home Page of the Liberal Party, following the 2006 election. Council Rowville is part of the City of Knox and has 3 ward councillors representing it. * Taylor Ward - Darren Pearce Cr Darren Pearce * Friberg Ward - Andrew Walter Cr Andrew Walter * Tirhatuan Ward - Mick Van de Vreede Cr Mick Van de Vreede

Sport

* Rowville Football Club in the Eastern Football League * St.Simons Football Club in the Eastern Football League * Rowville Cricket Club in the Ferntree Gully District Cricket Association * Eildon Park Cricket Club in the Ferntree Gully District Cricket Association * Lysterfield Cricket Club in the Ferntree Gully District Cricket Association * Party Club * Rowville Eagles Soccer Club * Knox United Soccer Club located in Karoo Rd * Eildon Park Tennis Club * Rowville Tennis Club * Mossgiel Park Football Club * Rowville Netball Club Golfers play at the course of the Kingston Links on Corporate Avenue,[4] at the course of the Tirhatuan Park Golf Club on Police and Stud Roads[5] or at the course of the Waverley Golf Club on Bergins Road.[6]

Transport

Rowville is a heavily car-dependent community, with most families having at least two cars. Three or four cars per household are not uncommon, depending on the number of children of driving age still living at home. 70% of residents drive cars to work.[3] The current State Government has proposed that the public transport problems will be resolved by the SmartBus system, which includes special bus lanes on major traffic routes. One SmartBus route, connecting Rowville to Caulfield via Monash University and Huntingdale Station has been established, with the other providing a link to Ringwood and Frankston which began operation in 2008. The general consensus among Rowville residents is that any railway line to Rowville would run east-west along or parallel to Wellington Road linking to the Pakenham (and Cranbourne) rail lines at Huntingdale to provide a form of mass transit to this growing suburb. The stations suggested for the line are Monash University, Rowville Parkway and Stud Park. An alternative route could involve an extension of the Glen Waverley railway line by tunnelling under residential areas and linking to Stud Park along the Dandenong Creek valley. These suggestions have no official status, and there has been much debate over the Victorian State Government’s decision to permit new motor tollways (such as the north-south EastLink), rather than providing rail services to Rowville.