Council News

Three ways to up your recycling game and help us reduce waste in Waverley this National Recycling Week

Given the complexity and cost to remediate the existing building, the decision has previously been made by Council to close the doors.

Waverley Council invites residents, schools, and businesses to get festive this holiday season by entering out Light Up Waverley competition for 2024.

Councillor William Nemesh has been elected Mayor with Councillor Keri Spooner being elected Deputy Mayor.

The finalists in Waverley Council’s 2024 Brightest & Best Business Awards have been announced – and we're giving you the chance to vote for your favourite business in the People’s Choice Award.

Six finalists from around the country have been announced as contenders for Waverley Council's $40,000 Mark and Evette Moran Nib Literary Award.

Entries for this year’s Brightest & Best Business Awards 2024 are now open and close on Monday, September 9.

This Spring, we are excited to present a series of exclusive book launches with fabulous authors, in partnership with Gertrude and Alice Bookstore Café.

Recently, the Dying to Know event was held in Waverley.  It was a valuable opportunity for community members to hear from a specialist panel in the end-of-life area and ask questions.

A thrilling longlist has been announced for this year’s $40,000 Mark and Evette Moran Nib Literary Award.

If you’re commuting by bike in the east, you now have a more secure place to park your bike in Bondi Junction with the opening of the Syd Einfeld Drive Bike Parking facility.

After 7 successful years, the Council-run Solar my School Program, which has helped hundreds of schools across New South Wales install solar power, is coming to its end, and what a wonderful initiative it has been!

Waverley Council has announced this year’s panel of judges, each with a wealth of experience to choose the winner of the $40,000 Literary Award.

Amid the excitement of the launch of Bondi Festival, Bronte Leighton-Dore was announced as winner of the 38th annual Waverley Art Prize.

Over 250 additional public electric vehicle chargers will be installed across Waverley, Randwick and Woollahra local government areas by the end of 2025 to cater to the demand of more charging stations.

We want to keep Bronte Pool safe and functional as we look towards the fast-approaching summer season. The pool will be closing for planned maintenance during winter.

The Waverley Council elections are on Saturday 14 September. Voting is compulsory.

Enter our competition and win one of two $1000 Westfield vouchers, to celebrate the imminent opening of the Boot Factory

On Friday 5 July 2024, Waverley Council’s Mayor Paula Masselos will officiate the 38^th Waverley Art Prize with the announcement of the $15,000 Open Prize winner and launch of the finalist exhibition in Bondi Pavilion Gallery.

Waverley Council was proud to announce the winners of the 2024 Waverley Youth Art Prize on 6 June, which this year saw young artists respond to the theme ‘Mysteries of the Deep’.