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Bayside Council provides a total of $100,000 in funding to help support local community projects through its annual Community Grants Program that opens in February.

Local not-for-profit community organisations, groups and clubs are invited to apply for:

There are a number of exciting projects in Bayside that are currently open for community feedback.

Residents can play a part in protecting our natural habitat, open spaces and native wildlife by reporting sightings of non-native animals that cause significant problems in the wild.

Bayside Council’s brand new Summer Foreshore Ambassadors are patrolling the foreshore proving public safety education, monitoring crowds and raising public awareness about COVD-19 restrictions.

We have prepared a response to Georges River Council's proposed boundary changes (PDF 1.2MB).

Bayside Council has accepted a $1.06 million tender for the delivery of upgrades to six playgrounds across the local government area.

Bayside Mayor Cr Joe Awada said refreshing and improving Council’s outdoor play areas was an important part of maintaining Council’s assets.

Bayside Council will apply for a $1M grant under the State Government’s Your High Street grant program to fund improvements to Gardeners Road, Rosebery.

Bayside Council has accepted a $4.65 million windfall for the local community but it comes at a price.

Councillors have reluctantly voted to sign a letter of offer for a Voluntary Planning Agreement with the Crown Group for 19A Evans Avenue Eastlake.

Bayside Mayor Joe Awada joined his fellow Councillor Liz Barlow and the staff and families from the Giggles Early Learning Centre on Monday morning to officially open the centre’s new ‘nature play based garden’.

Bayside Council Leadership Team created over 40 Christmas gift hampers that have been generously donated to Project Kindness.