Council News

News item: Waverley Council is inviting the community to provide feedback about its draft Plan of Management (PoM) for the park, one of our most popular open spaces for sport and recreation.

News item: Council has voted to outline a policy for outdoor dining as local businesses begin their recovery after lockdown.

A message from the Mayor as Council prepares to enter caretaker mode ahead of the NSW Local Government elections on Saturday, 4 December.

Mayor of Waverley, Paula Masselos and Chief Executive Officer of LGBTQ+ health organisation ACON, Nicolas Parkhill, have unveiled Rise: The Bondi Memorial at Marks Park, Tamarama.

Media release: Multicultural NSW CEO, Joseph La Posta and human rights activist and former Socceroo, Craig Foster, are among the panelists at Waverley Council’s launch next week of its new Cultural Diversity Strategy.

On behalf of Waverley Council, I would like to wish the community joy and many blessings as our places of worship reopen and are filled with prayer once more.

As we prepare for another great weekend in Waverley, I would like to remind the community that current gathering and travel restrictions remain in place until Monday.

Mayor Paula Masselos provides an update on today's COVID-safe activities at our beaches, beach parks and Coast Walk.

As NSW residents look forward to certain lockdown restrictions easing in October, I want to reiterate the importance of continuing to follow the current Public Health Orders and health advice, including getting vaccinated.

Waverley Council has completed its safety upgrade of Bronte Cutting including a permanent continuous footpath through Calga Place and up to Macpherson Street, Bronte.

Waverley Council is delighted to announce the shortlist for the 2021 Mark and Evette Moran Nib Literary Award.

With another warm weekend forecast, Waverley Council is reminding the community to adhere to all Public Health Orders and health advice, given the current stay at home restrictions in place for Greater Sydney.

News item: Waverley Council is inviting the community to provide feedback about our draft Waste in Public Places Policy to ensure our streets and environment remain clean and litter-free.

News item: Bus diversions are now in place for services travelling into Bondi Junction from Bondi Road and Old South Head Road as works continue on the Bondi Junction Cycleway and Streetscape Project along a section of Oxford Street.

Waverley Council and the Bondi & Districts Chamber of Commerce invite local businesses women to connect over an online breakfast with Waverley Mayor Paula Masselos on Thursday 16 September, at 9.30am.

COVID update: As lockdown continues, I would like to encourage the Waverley community to continue to follow all current Public Health Orders (PHOs), continue to get tested and vaccinated, wear masks and practice social distancing.

Waverley Council is asking residents to hold on to unwanted items while the current stay-at-home orders are in place. Although many recycling services are closed because of the Public Health Orders in place, there are still a few options available if you can’t hold on to your unwanted items.

I again wish to thank the wonderful COVID-19 testing staff from St Vincent’s Hospital, everyone working in health, our local police, our residents, our families juggling with online learning and our small businesses who have had to diversify.

News item: Bike riders can now travel on the cycleway between Bronte Rd and St James Rd via Spring St, Denison St and Oxford St.

Mayor of Waverley, Paula Masselos, is calling on the state and federal governments to act on the results of new award-winning research, which demonstrates simple ways residential developments in Sydney’s east can cope with increasing local temperatures caused by climate change.