Woollahra News

Farewell and reflections – A new chapter begins: It is with mixed emotions that I write my final Mayoral column after four years in the role.

New EV strategy - The eastern suburbs is home to over 2000 electric vehicles, with that number set to double year-on-year.

Citizenship ceremonies hosted by Woollahra Council are always events to celebrate. But this month, the citizenship ceremony is even more special as we celebrate Mayor Susan Wynne’s last Citizenship Ceremony as Mayor, as well as National Citizenship Day on 17 September 2023.

National Science Week (12-20 August) is Australia’s annual celebration of science and technology and Woollahra Libraries are running a number of fun science themed events for all ages.

We’re celebrating Local Government Week, Monday 31 July – Sunday 6 August, with great events and initiatives for the community.

During Plastic Free July, we're encouraging you to take some small steps to reduce your plastic waste. Could you choose just one day a week to BYO reusables like mugs, shopping bags and containers?

We're inviting individuals, schools, community organisations and businesses from across the Woollahra Local Government Area to apply for $255,000 in grants through our Grants Program.

Transport for NSW is seeking feedback on a proposed cycleway on Oxford Street, between Taylor Square and Centennial Park Paddington Gates. Learn more and provide feedback by 14 August 2023.

Our very popular Kids Truck Art Competition is back again this year! Local primary school students (K-6) are invited to create an artwork around the theme Caring for our Environment. The winning artworks will be printed on our waste trucks for everyone to see.

There are so many fun events happening during the Winter school break, from a mystery hunt at all libraries, to crafting secret codes and messages in a box, to movies and so much more. And best of all, they're really affordable and some are even free! Check out all our fun school holiday activities!