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We’re upgrading the dog off-leash area within Wishart Reserve to provide a more enriching exercise and training space for dogs and their walkers.

The proposed partial temporary closure of Melrose Street in Sandringham Village will not proceed later this year, following Council’s consideration of community feedback, including strong opposition to the proposal from many local traders.

We’re reviewing our Road Management Plan (RMP) to include more repair options when fixing defects in our local footpaths and kerb and channels.

Due to the transition to a new contractor, the collection of bins may take place at different times of the day than what people are used to. However, it's important to assure everyone that the bins will still be collected on the same day as scheduled.

Bayside Gallery welcomes its next exhibition Anne Ross: Whichway, presenting bronze creations by nationally recognized local artist, Anne Ross, from 8 July to 27 August 2023.

Two installations are taking place that will bring more life and nature to two beloved shopping areas in Bayside. The uniquely painted planters, street furniture and a sculpture have all been thoughtfully designed, not only improving the overall appearance and adding greenery to our streets, but also inspiring people to spend more time outside, benefit local businesses, and foster a sense of community.

We're yarnbombing the iconic Black Rock Clock Tower from 27 June along with six other locations across the municipality to bring warmth and cheer in the depths of Winter.

We're conducting soil testing across the North Point foreshore to understand soil and environmental conditions in the area.

This year’s winner of the $15,000 Bayside Acquisitive Art Prize (BAAP) is Louise Tate for her allegorical oil painting, 'Self Portrait with Strawflower' (2023)

Now the colder weather is here, our arborists are out and about planting trees as part of our annual program. Bayside’s Urban Forest Strategy aims to increase tree and vegetation cover by up to 30% across the municipality by 2040

Takeover Melbourne entries are open now. All high school aged students are invited to share a true story about what it’s like to grow up in Bayside or any aspect of your life. 

Bayside is committed to keeping roads and drains clear of fallen branches, leaves and other debris during the autumn and winter months.