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We’re hosting a special event on Friday 6 March to bring women living and working in Woollahra together to celebrate and come away with a positive view of how the future can be brighter for all women.

This year’s Summerama events have been popular and filled with excitement once again.

Watsons Bay Library celebrated Fergus the Ferry with a special Storytime attended by author John Williamson-Noble and Woollahra Mayor Susan Wynne.

Find out about the most energy efficient way to air condition your home and reduce your impact on the environment.

Woollahra Council is trialling an innovative new sustainable asphalt product called Reconophalt at multiple sites in Vaucluse, Rose Bay, Double Bay, Paddington, Woollahra and Darling Point.

Paddington Library is set to open each Sunday on a permanent basis following community support for expanded weekend hours.

Australian households generate 30% more waste over the Christmas and New Year period. While consuming less is always the best way to avoid waste, we can also do our bit by recycling. Here are some tips to help you recycle your festive waste correctly and minimise our impact on the environment.

‘Tis the season to be writing your Christmas list, checking it twice and figuring out who’s been naughty or nice. Before you hit the shops this year, take a minute to think about the impact your gifting has on the planet.

An authentic piece of the Berlin Wall hiding away in a storehouse in Blacktown, Sydney for over a decade, has been unveiled and is now on permanent public display at the Goethe-Institut in Woollahra.

Mayor of Woollahra Councillor Susan Wynne was delighted to recognise local gardens and passionate ‘green thumbs’ that connect members of the community who share a love of gardening.