Following Council’s award winning Stop Litter in the Bay project, the Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has announced round two of NSW Council Litter Prevention Grants. The City of Canada Bay was successful in receiving two grants as part of the funding;
“Cigarette butts are the most littered item in Australia, and…
“Andrew Grigore’s ‘Starlit Rhodes’ will go on display in the foyer of the multipurpose hall at City of Canada Bay’s $21 million dollar Rhodes Community Precinct, set to open later this year,” he said.
“We asked the community to capture the ‘real’ Rhodes by photographing its people and places and received over 50 submissions.”
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The Chiswick Connects project sought to bring the Chiswick Community together, creating an area where the residents and businesses want to live, work and play.
“Chiswick is an area with an increasing population and the goal was to really make it flourish,” Deputy Mayor McCaffrey said.
“We wanted to work on combating social isolation and bring people…
A report by the Select Committee on the Agistment of Horses at Yaralla Estate entitled ‘Agistment of horses at Yaralla Estate’ was tabled today, (24 October 2013), in the Legislative Council.
The report found that the Sydney Local Health District (SLHD) did not undertake genuine community consultation before making decisions about the future of the…
Over the past 12 months, the City of Canada Bay has undertaken a review of its operations and services. One of the areas that has been identified for review is the increasing cost of managing the Resident Parking Scheme, which has expanded across the City due to pressure on local parking availability.
We are considering introducing Annual Permit fees from Tuesday, 1 July 2014 in an…
Once again, City of Canada Bay has developed a calendar of events for the entire community this summer. There is something for everyone at Rhodes, including English, Mandarin and computer classes, photography skills workshop, play groups, Storytime in the park and off leash dog park trials. We also have Canada Bay Active – bootcamp and yoga, table tennis at Peg…
The overall plan is to retain the village feel that we all love about Five Dock while we create a place with community spirit that is appealing for people to shop, work, live and visit, as well as a place that can provide for future economic and commercial growth.
The transformation of Five Dock will begin with renewing the streetscape which includes;…
“We have been consulting with residents and the business community to develop plans for the future of Five Dock. This is a 20-year vision to transform the area,” he said.
“We want to retain the village feel that people have come to love about Five Dock but also provide for economic and commercial growth.”
Following community consultations…
When completed in July 2016 the Rhodes Community Precinct will be a focal point for residents with indoor and outdoor spaces, cafes, restaurants and meeting areas.
Mayor Angelo Tsirekas said the City of Canada Bay was committed to delivering a modern, multipurpose community precinct in Rhodes and encouraged residents to have a say on its design.…
The City of Canada Bay commissioned renowned contemporary artist Caroline Rothwell to produce the artwork which features six bronze sculptures based on the figure of an eight-year-old child cartwheeling at the water’s edge and on the grass area.
“We have been working with Caroline Rothwell, a nationally and internationally recognised artist, and we are thrilled…