Bayside residents helped celebrate National Tree Day by planting 500 native trees at Kyeemagh Boat Ramp Reserve on Sunday 28 July. This has added another 350 square metres of native plants to the r

Bayside Council is hosting a guided walk through the native bush tucker forest in Sir Joseph Banks Park to mark National Sorry Day and Reconciliation Week. This guided tour will provide an opportun

Bayside Council is once again presenting the 2024 Nancy Hillier OAM Memorial Lecture on Thursday 7 November in the Botany Town Hall.

Bayside Council’s NAIDOC Week celebrations culminated with a Family Fun Day in Wolli Creek that brought the community together to learn about and celebrate the history and culture of Aboriginal

Bayside’s NAIDOC Week Family Fun Day is a free event where everyone can come together to learn about and celebrate the history and culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. The

Bayside libraries are showcasing First Nations authors in the lead up to NAIDOC Week that officially runs from Sunday 7 July to Sunday 14 July 2024. NAIDOC Week is an opportunity honour and recogni

Bayside Council is hosting a First Nations business forum where attendees will hear stories, business tips and insights from successful First Nations business owners.

Bayside Council will provide a report about the George Hanna Memorial Museum Collection following its proposed relocation from AMAC House at the Botany Aquatic Centre which is closing for redevelopmen

Bayside Council has partnered with KYUP! to present a free self-defence workshop for mums and daughters at the Arncliffe Youth Centre on Thursday 5 December.

Bayside Council has partnered with KYUP! to present four free self-defence workshop for mums and daughters at the Arncliffe Youth Centre in March 2025.