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Proposal for Bayside to provide aged care services for Glen Eira, see details
An female aged care worker sitting having a cup of tea with an older female client
Tails wagging at Wishart Reserve, see details
Dog sitting on agility bridge in park.
Presenting plans for the Highett Grassy Woodland, see details
Photograph of YellowBox gum at Highett Grassy Woodland

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  • The Blue Chequered Cuckoo Bee, adorned with stunning iridescent blue and black colours. Photographer, John Eichler, skillfully frames the bee as it delicately rests on a small twig.

    Bayside Native of the day: Blue Chequered Cuckoo Bee

    Saturday, 20 May is World Bee Day and we're turning our attention to one of Bayside’s local native bee species the incredible Blue Chequered Cuckoo Bee. This native bee has striking iridescent blue and black colouration and demonstrates resourcefulness and adaptability, enabling it to thrive in its native Australian environment.

  • Aerial view of the existing waste and recycling centre

    New lease for Bayside Waste and Recycling Centre

    We’re seeking feedback on our proposal to grant a lease to Future Recycling Pty Ltd to operate the Bayside Waste and Recycling Centre.

  • Cars parked in beach parking

    Digital parking permits on the way

    Bayside residents parking in beach car parks will be able to register for free digital Foreshore Parking Permits

  • Senior couple watching TV

    Access aged care services with Care Finder

    Care Finder is a free program provided by experienced and friendly Care Finder staff. It exists to support vulnerable older people – who have no one else who can support them – to learn about, apply for and set up support services. The Care Finder program is funded by the Australian Government.

  • Two young women, backs to camera, wrapped in Pride flag. Other Pride marchers in background

    Diversity, inclusion and IDAHOBIT Day in Bayside

    Today marks International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Interphobia and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT)- a day to raise awareness for the work still needed to combat violence and discrimination against LGBTQIA+ communities.

  • Pink banner with illustrated hands. Text reads, celebrating Volunteering, we are the change makers.

    Celebrating our 'change makers'

    This week marks National Volunteers Week (15-21 May), an annual celebration of the fantastic contribution millions of volunteers make across Australia.

  • artist impression of Black Rock Life Saving Pavilion

    Weekend works at Black Rock Life Saving Pavilion

    We’re full steam ahead on the construction of the new life saving pavilion at Black Rock Beach.

  • Self Portrait oil painting of artist Louise Tate profile view with strawflower resting over eye

    2023 Bayside Acquisitive Art Prize winners announced

    Artist Louise Tate has taken out the $15,000 Bayside Acquisitive Art Prize for her painting Self-Portrait with Strawflower 2023.

  • Woman standing in front of Beaumaris Maternal and Child care centre.

    Celebrating Margaret Gibson for International Nurses Day

    Congratulations to Margaret Gibson, our Maternal Health Nurse, who has worked at Bayside for over 36 years!

  • A teenage boy and senor woman dancing and laughing

    PADSIP: Bayside’s most unlikely friendships will fill your heart with hope and joy

    PADSIP: Get your tissues ready – Bayside’s most unlikely friendships will fill your heart with hope and joy.

  • Person standing in front of mural in New Street, Brighton.

    New murals unveiled on our Urban Canvas

    Check out the Urban Canvas Mural Festival in Bayside - with talented artists turning graffiti hotspots into street art.

  • Bayside reconciliation banner

    Reconciliation Week in Bayside

    National Reconciliation Week—27 May to 3 June—is a time for all Australians to learn about our shared histories, cultures, and achievements, and to explore how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation in Australia.