Council News

Following a hugely successful series of author talks earlier this year, we are back! An inspiring lineup of acclaimed writers and creative thinkers will be joining us at Bondi Pavilion throughout Spring, in partnership with Gertrude and Alice Bookstore Café.

A stellar longlist has been announced for this year’s $40,000 Mark and Evette Moran Nib Literary Award with a robust selection of works.

We’ve added three more applications to our online platform, making it easier than ever to lodge your request and make any required payments directly.

We’re brightening up this August with inspiring author talks, magical theatre shows, and heartwarming coffee mornings. Plus, opportunities to chat to the Mayor and Have Your Say on the future of Bondi Junction!

Update on the rock slip that occurred at North Bronte just after midday on Friday 1 August.

A bold new vision for the Bondi Junction town centre is one step closer, with the commencement of early public consultation to inform the development of a Strategic Vision.

Got an idea which could give the Waverley community a boost?  We’re offering locals small-scale sponsorships of up to $5000 for projects with direct community benefit.

The winner of the Waverley Art Prize 2025 was announced at the opening night of Bondi Festival and will be on show at the Bondi Pavilion Gallery until 17 August.

Our Charing Cross streetscape upgrade is nearly complete. Show local businesses some love for the chance to win $100!

Archer Office win four awards for their sustainable restoration of the beloved Boot Factory and Mill Hill Centre.

Your guide to events and community consultations in July. This month we're celebrating our First Nations community during NAIDOC Week, warm up the soul with Bondi Festival, and helping you keep the kids busy with our winter school holiday program!

It’s never been easier to find and book a Council venue, book a clean-up collection, apply for a parking permit, switch to e-Rates and more.

Waverley Council has always been a strong supporter of the arts and that assistance continues with the Council’s Local Creative Collaborations 2025 program.

Every year, we celebrate emerging young artists aged 9-18 who live or study in Waverley by opening the Waverley Youth Art Prize, a showcase of artistic talents in our youth community.