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2026 Bayside News July

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JULY 2026

Photo: Garry Trinh

very proud of what we Message from Iareamachieving for the Bayside community. Our Operational the Mayor Plan and Budget for 2026-27 has been approved. Cr Edward This comprehensive plan sets out a clear path for our future McDougall while providing meaningful opportunities for residents to stay informed and involved as we turn our vision into reality. From strengthening essential services and investing in critical infrastructure, to supporting local organisations and community initiatives, we have worked to ensure Bayside remains a safe, dynamic and inclusive place for all.

I was very pleased to hear Council had taken out the top award for customer experience at the prestigious Local Government Professionals Australia Awards for Excellence 2026. Council’s winning initiative, focused on delivering better service, has enhanced how we engage with our community.

Council remains firmly committed to delivering the major projects outlined in our 10 Bold Moves. These include the Arncliffe Community Hub; the Botany Aquatic Centre redevelopment; the Boulevarde Car Park; expanded Active Transport Corridors; the Mascot Oval upgrade; and ongoing enhancements to Sir Joseph Banks Park that will deliver lasting community benefits.

Council’s inaugural Project Planet eco-fair was also recognised as a finalist in the Environmental Leadership category.

I encourage everyone to have a look at our Delivery Program and Operational Plan & Budget on our website that outlines our bold plans for Bayside.

This month, during NAIDOC Week, we celebrate the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples with an exciting program allowing younger generations to discover more about First Nations culture and history. Our successful collaboration with the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia saw a monumental First Nations artwork by local artist Dennis Golding installed at Ramsgate Beach where it attracted an estimated 40,000 visitors during its two-month installation. Council’s second Creative Industries Forum on Thursday 30 July will bring together artists, performers, designers, filmmakers, and creative entrepreneurs for a day of inspiration, learning and collaboration. Details of the event are on our website. If I can assist you with any Council matter, please reach out using the contact details on the back of this newsletter.

Cr Edward McDougall Mayor

Phone 1300 581 299 Website www.bayside.nsw.gov.au


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