Woollahra News

When the residents of Eastpoint Tower in Edgecliff found out they could use their green bins to compost their food scraps via our Kitchen to Compost service, the owners’ corporation was keen to make it work for the complex of 99 apartments.

The tower is now a composting success story.

Congratulations to all the winning entries in Woollahra Council’s 2021 Youth Photographic Award and Short Film Prize.

Council has completed works on a number pedestrian crossings around the LGA to improve safety for pedestrians.

Ever wondered if aerosol cans can be recycled? What about pizza boxes? To celebrate National Recycling Week 8-14 November, we addressed some of the most common questions about recycling.

As of Monday 18 October 2021, COVID-19 restrictions continue to ease. Please regularly check updates from NSW Health and follow public health order requirements. Our Customer Service Centre and libraries are open for fully vaccinated or medically exempt customers.

Councillor Susan Wynne has been re-elected as the Mayor of Woollahra and Councillor Richard Shields has been re-elected as Deputy Mayor.

As a participating Council in the Resilient Sydney program, we are collaborating with all the Councils of Sydney to promote the Get Prepared app.

The Spring 2021 edition of Woollahra News is out now! Pick up a copy, or read online, for updates about the Woollahra Gallery at Redleaf, local lockdown walks to explore and support for local small businesses.

Are you feeling lonely during lockdown? Would you like to make a new local friend? Register for our Friendship Program and we’ll match you with people with similar interests for conversation and company.

Read about some of the experiences of other participants (*not their real names) and how beneficial it’s been.

Work up a sweat at the new fitness station at Christison Park, or go for a slow stroll along the new Gap Park Historic Tramway accessible pathway.