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Bayside Council’s two-day festival on Bay Street, Brighton Le Sands this weekend features some of the best established and emerging jazz, blues and swing bands Australia has to offer.

Dear Resident,

It has been wonderful to spend time with the community over the last 2 weeks at our ANZAC events, Easter celebrations, and our successful Ramadan festival.

Bayside Council Officers will be putting local construction sites under a compliance microscope in May when the Get The Site Right campaign kicks off.

An occasion to celebrate our Seniors.

In celebration of our Seniors, we are holding high teas at the Rockdale Town Hall on Saturday 28 May 2022 and at the Botany Town Hall on Saturday 4 June 2022.

On each date, there will be 2 sessions - 9:30am to 12pm and 2pm to 4:30pm

Bayside Council is looking at possible new off-leash areas following the recommendations of its City Services Committee.

The City Services Committee recommended a short-list of 5 sites that were presented to Council in a proposal at last month’s Council meeting.

The Ron Rathbone Local History Competition is back with $9000 in prize money to encourage local historians to explore the diverse history of Bayside.

Bayside Council remains opposed to any cruise terminal in Botany Bay and will write to the State Government to reiterate its opposition to any plans for a cruise ship terminal at Yarra Bay or nearby Molineux Point, next to Port Botany.

Construction of the new playspace at Sir Joseph Banks Park is expected to be completed by December 2022 following Council’s approval of the tender from Glascott Landscape & Civil Pty Ltd.

The former Bexley Bowling Club site is one step closer to being transformed into a local community hub following Bayside Council’s monthly meeting last night when the majority of Councillors voted to accept the recommendations of its City Works & Assets Committee.

The Botany Aquatic Centre is celebrating the end of the pool season with a community movie night on Saturday 23 April.

“I am pleased the popular family movie nights are back at Botany Pool,” Mayor Dr Christina Curry said.