News & Media

Your wrap-up of what's on in Waverley this month, from a grand opening of our new community hotspot to plenty of festive fun!

The spectacular views of Diamond Bay are now even more accessible and safer with the opening today of the refurbished walkway

Last night at the Nib Awards ceremony, Melissa Lucashenko took home the 2024 Mark and Evette Moran Nib Literary Award for her novel Edenglassie (UQP)

On 25 November, we celebrated the most outstanding businesses in our community and announced the winners of the 2024 Brightest & Best Awards

Three ways to up your recycling game and help us reduce waste in Waverley this National Recycling Week

Given the complexity and cost to remediate the existing building, the decision has previously been made by Council to close the doors.

Bondi, Bronte and Tamarama beaches reopen

Waverley Council invites residents, schools, and businesses to get festive this holiday season by entering out Light Up Waverley competition for 2024.

All Waverley Beaches have been closed to the public today, Thursday 17 October 2024, after pea to marble size balls of light grey - white colour were observed

Councillor William Nemesh has been elected Mayor with Councillor Keri Spooner being elected Deputy Mayor.

Waverley Council has elected a new Mayor and Deputy Mayor at a meeting held at the Bondi Pavilion.

The 2024 Waverley Council local election results have now been declared by the NSW Election Commission.

The finalists in Waverley Council’s 2024 Brightest & Best Business Awards have been announced – and we're giving you the chance to vote for your favourite business in the People’s Choice Award.

Waverley Council has announced the six shortlisted finalists for this years $40,000 Mark and Evette Moran Nib Literary Award.

Entries for this year’s Brightest & Best Business Awards 2024 are now open and close on Monday, September 9.

This Spring, we are excited to present a series of exclusive book launches with fabulous authors, in partnership with Gertrude and Alice Bookstore Café.

Recently, the Dying to Know event was held in Waverley.  It was a valuable opportunity for community members to hear from a specialist panel in the end-of-life area and ask questions.

A thrilling longlist has been announced for this year’s $40,000 Mark and Evette Moran Nib Literary Award.

If you’re commuting by bike in the east, you now have a more secure place to park your bike in Bondi Junction with the opening of the Syd Einfeld Drive Bike Parking facility.