Bayside Council is rolling out Garden Organics services to ensure that all properties in the Local Government Area have access to a green-lidded bin by 30 September 2024.
Properties in Arncliffe, B
Bayside residents helped celebrate National Tree Day by planting 500 native trees at Kyeemagh Boat Ramp Reserve on Sunday 28 July.
This has added another 350 square metres of native plants to the r
St Magdalene’s Chapel in Wolli Creek transforms into intimate performance venue for a series of free concerts featuring the classical sounds of Chinese and Middle Eastern music in May.
The Za
Bayside Council has teamed up with Conservation Volunteers Australia, and NSW Ports to help boost the climate resilience of Sir Joseph Banks Park.
Conservation Volunteers Australia held a successfu
The Bayside community gathered at the Reflection Garden at Mutch Park on Tuesday 30 April to offer support and remember those loved and lost to family and domestic violence.
The Hon. Jodie Harrison
Council is investigating the use of local streets in Wolli Creek by rideshare operators who are turning the area into an unofficial ‘rank’ for airport passengers.
A motion acknowledging
I would like to thank everyone who attended our candlelight vigil at the Family and Domestic Violence Reflection Garden in Mutch Park on Tuesday evening.
It was a very moving tribute to those who h
Barton Park is officially open to the public after a $51.7 million upgrade has transformed an old sporting field into a state-of-the art sporting and recreational facility which will be enjoyed by Bay
Bayside residents braved the weather to attend the official opening of Barton Park following a $51,700 million upgrade that transformed an old sports field into a sporting and recreational hub for Bay
Bayside families turned out to plant over 70 trees for a Mother’s Day event that is also creating a greener future for Bayside.
Trees for Mum gives residents the opportunity to celebrate thei
Bayside residents are invited to unlock the secret to a smooth ride in this free workshop at two venues.
Bring your bike along to learn everything from lubricating chains to changing tyres and othe
Bayside Council is hosting a guided walk through the native bush tucker forest in Sir Joseph Banks Park to mark National Sorry Day and Reconciliation Week.
This guided tour will provide an opportun
