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Beveridge is a historic town‑turned‑suburb located around 37 km north of Melbourne’s CBD, straddling the City of Whittlesea and Mitchell Shire. Its population stood at 4,642 in the 2021 Census, reflecting rapid growth as part of Melbourne’s northern expansion.

The town’s heritage is deeply tied to its early establishment by Andrew Beveridge, who built the Hunters’ Tryst Inn in 1845. That inn still operates today as a hotel, general store, and post office . Another attraction is its link to Australian legend Ned Kelly—his family lived here from 1854 to 1863, and his childhood home and former bluestone school/church still stand and are heritage‑listed 

Residents enjoy several community amenities: the Greater Beveridge Community Centre, local parks, and recreation areas like the Mandalay golf course with six‑kilometer walking trails . Local commerce is still developing, though a modest commercial precinct is planned. For a wider range of shopping, nearby towns—Wallan, Donnybrook, and Kilmore—provide supermarkets, retail services, and dining 

Education is anchored by Beveridge Primary School, a government school located near Mount Fraser. Secondary students typically attend nearby schools like Wallan Secondary College or Mickleham Secondary College 

Transport is mixed. Beveridge doesn't have an active train station but is served by bus route 511, linking to Donnybrook station on the North East line. The old Beveridge station was closed in 1990, with remnants still visible  Road connectivity is strong via the Hume Freeway. However, recent reporting warns of looming transport congestion, as population growth might outstrip infrastructure—leading to overcrowding on V/Line and traffic bottlenecks unless upgrades are made