Council News

WAVERLEY 160: In the lead-up to Waverley's 160th anniversary on Sunday, 16 June 2019, Mayor of Waverley, John Wakefield, speaks about his connection to the area and his hopes for the future.

We are receiving a lot of enquiries from people interested in knowing more about a recent listing of names that appeared in the Sydney Morning Herald and NSW Government Gazette this week.

News item: Check out the talented entries on exhibition at Waverley Library until 24 July 2019.

News item: Waverley Council is building a new playground, accessible pathway and stairs at Marks Park as part of $736,000 upgrade project.

Media release: Waverley, Woollahra and Randwick councils have become the first councils in NSW to provide public on-street electric vehicle (EV) charging stations.

Media release: Learn what's allowed under the restrictions, and how Council helps conserve water.

News item: It's the 160th anniversary of Waverley and we want to share your story!

News item: At Waverley Council, we focus on ways to make parking more equitable and affordable for our residents.

Media release: An extended festival garden will feature new and expanded performance spaces, free roving performances and food trucks.

Media release: Waverley Council has launched round two of its free building efficiency and retrofit program.

News item: Waverley Local Hero Awards 2019 winners announced

Opening and running a café, small bar or restaurant in Waverley just got easier!
Through one online portal you will receive step-by-step guidance and support across local, state and federal government requirements, to open and grow your business. Easy to do Business is free of charge and gives you peace of mind by letting you know upfront the time and effort involved.

Media release: Artists ages nine to 18 are encouraged to enter.

Media release: Have Your Say about our final design concept

Media release: Our concept design for the community village centre is open for public exhibition until 31 May.

Media release: Established in 2006, the Awards promote and acknowledge projects that conserve heritage listed properties and heritage conservation areas as well as excellence in contemporary design.

Media release: Waverley Council is providing more than 5000 free plants to 250 properties in Bronte and Tamarama to attract native wildlife back to the area.

News item: Register to have your say about the design and management of these green spaces.

News item: calling all emerging, mid-career and professional artists interested in working in Bondi and the eastern suburbs.