We are fortunate that our Local Government Area has many unique and beautiful natural assets.

Council has a robust and effective process for managing flooding.

Did you know that 'honey bees' are an introduced feral species? While they play a crucial role in honey production and crop pollination, they also compete with our native bees and aren&rsquo

We have Council meetings every month, with additional extraordinary meetings as required. You can attend or request to speak at these meetings.We also have four Committees that consi

Enhancing Urban Habitats for Native Birds

The Ron Rathbone Local History Competition encourages  people to explore Bayside’s rich, diverse and vibrant history.

 The flood studies and floodplain risk management studies and plans completed by Council (with funding and technical support from the NSW Government) have been summarised below. The studies a

European honeybees were introduced to Australia in the 1800s for honey production and quickly became naturalized within the Australian environment. Honeybees play a crucial role in agriculture by prod

Corporate planning and reporting publications

See our policies, procedures, guidelines and campaigns for protecting and enhancing tree coverage in our community

Weed Spraying Broadleaf Weed and Bindii Spraying Authorised contractors have commenced broadleaf weed and bindii spraying in all dog enclosures on the St. George side of the LGA as well as vario

We have six libraries and one museum in the Bayside area.