Eligible pensioners can apply to receive up to $250 per year off their Council rates.

Information about sporting fields available for hire for all outdoor sports including soccer, football, AFL, netball, baseball and more.

What are they? The NSW Government undertakes major planning and infrastructure projects that have impacts on the Bayside Council area. These projects would typically be managed by a range of differ

A Statement of Environmental Effects (SEE) is a legal requirement for all Development Applications under Section 4.15 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979, regardless of the

Council strives to provide a safe and vibrant community, by working to build strong partnerships with local communities, authorities and by implementing Council's Community Safety Strategy 2022-2

Arts and Culture is an important part of making Bayside a vibrant place, helping to enhance the life of all who live and work in our community.

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We are planning a city where it is easy to move around, with attractive and high-quality buildings, spaces, and natural areas that support both community life and individual activities.

Bayside has many beautiful areas of bushland, wetlands and dunes which are home to a wide variety of native plants and animals. Bushcare volunteers are essential in helping restore and maintain these

This plan guides the current and future growth of the Mascot Station Town Centre precinct.

We are committed to creating an inclusive community and so we work to ensure all members of the community can access services, facilities, programs and events regardless of ability, age or circumstanc

Who are they? Elections for Bayside Council were held on 9 September 2017, with the final result being declared on 18 September 2017. At its inaugural meeting on 27 September 2017, the new Council