We provide graffiti removal services for graffiti on Council owned property and assets.

The number of vehicles and trailers on our roads and neighbourhoods is increasing, and if abandoned can result in a safety risk or obstruction to road users or pedestrians. Abandoned vehicles can also

We investigate complaints about nuisance animals and inappropriate animal shelters.

The first week of July is a time when we celebrate and recognise the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Community feedback for Bayside Council’s first ever Circus Policy is now open until Tuesday 15 July.

Privacy Awareness Week NSW is taking place this week, running until Sunday 22 June. This year’s theme is “Privacy – it’s everyone’s business”.

Bayside Council’s exciting Winter Youth Holiday program offers a range of free and paid activities that give local young people the opportunity to get active, learn new skills and make friends d

Bayside Council, in partnership with BikeWise, is hosting a free Rusty Riders bicycle riding course to help adults improve their confidence and road safety skills.

Bayside Council is set to investigate the possibility of constructing a full-sized basketball court at the site of the existing 3-point court in Sir Joseph Banks Park, subject to a financial assessmen

Council will investigate the financial implications and feasibility of constructing a shared pedestrian and bicycle path beneath the Wolli Creek bridge to connect Discovery Point Park and Cahill Park.

Bayside’s premier historic house, Lydham Hall, could soon be getting an electrical upgrade subject to a financial assessment.

Bayside Council has announced a record $70 million infrastructure investment as part of its Operational Plan and Budget for 2025–26, endorsed at Wednesday night’s Council meeting.