Explore the multifaceted lives of modern women at a book launch for Portraits of Women by local artist Dina Tourva.

Bayside Council offers four free scheduled clean-ups throughout the year to give residents the opportunity to dispose of bulky items that can’t go into regular waste bins.

Bayside Council is bringing storytelling, reading and crafts for children to the Kyeemagh with a pop-up library on Wednesday 28 May.

Our CCTV Program is one of several initiatives designed to facilitate greater community safety. Its objective is to reduce personal and property crime, in association with a range of other cr

We can investigate complaints about smoke, odours, spray painting and dust. The NSW Environment Protection Authority has a broader range of powers to investigate other complaints.

The Bayside community gathered at the Reflection Garden at Mutch Park on Tuesday 6 May for a candlelight vigil to remember those loved and lost to family and domestic violence.

Bayside Council is divided by five wards.Each Ward is represented by three councillors who are elected by the people who live in those Wards.

Hone your writing skills and learn how to harness your storytelling voice at Bayside Council’s No Worries Writing Workshop series.

Bayside Council completed the restoration of the interpretive signs along the WWI Centenary Street Names Trail in Daceyville just before ANZAC Day.

Bayside Council is renewing the two fitness stations at Monterey and Brighton along Cook Park, and are seeking community feedback on the proposed design for a more inclusive and enjoyable outdoor fitn

Bayside Library is holding free Tech Savvy Seniors classes for Ukrainian seniors during May at Rockdale Library.