Council News

Road closures and special event clearways will be in place throughout the Sydney CBD and the Eastern Suburbs on Sunday 14 August 2022 for the World's Largest Fun Run, the City2Surf.

News item: Lifeguards are urging people to stay safe this long weekend with surf and swell conditions expected to remain hazardous for coastal activities such swimming, boating and rock fishing.

Waverley Council will be planting over 400 trees across Waverley’s parks and nature strips, thanks to $50,000 worth of funding from the NSW Government’s Greening our City Program – Cooler Streetscapes.

Bondi Surf Bathers Life Saving Club is set to be transformed after the Sydney Eastern City Planning Panel approved Waverley Council’s development application

Waverley Council has announced the winners of the 2022 Waverley Youth Art Prize which this year saw young artists respond to the theme Science, Space and Future Stories.

Media alert: ACON and Waverley Council invite you to the community launch of the Bondi Memorial.

News item: Waverley Council wishes to stress the decision it made at the March council meeting not to proceed with a new indoor cricket facility at Waverley Oval stands.

Waverley Council is working hard to carry out essential works to make our roads safer and our streetscapes more appealing.

Become a tourist in your own town with the Charing Cross to Bronte Beach Heritage Walk! This self-guided tour maps the colourful characters, hidden stories and historical buildings that connect these two villages.

Throughout Saturday and Sunday, Waverley Council staff have been assessing the impact of recent big swells and high tides.

Waverley Council will be offering two panels for six months at the Bondi Beach Sea Wall to artists from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.

We are pleased to report that red-lidded bins were collected this morning and that green and blue-lidded bins should be left out for collection over the coming days.

Waverley Council wishes to advise residents and businesses that rubbish collection may be delayed this week due to flooding along the waste transfer route which is impacting waste collection for Waverley and other metropolitan councils.

Message from the Mayor: A public transport Community Town Hall meeting is being held tonight to discuss bus privatisation.

You told us that environmental protection is one of the most crucial issues facing Waverley’s future, and we’ve listened.

UPDATE: Bondi, Tamarama Bronte beaches will be reopening at 6am tomorrow, Friday 18 February, when patrols commence for the day.

Bondi, Tamarama and Bronte beaches are closed today following yesterday's fatal shark attack at Little Bay.