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Discover free and low-cost July school holiday activities
Check out our program of fun school holiday activities this July. Adventure, imagination and action await!
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Council Meeting Summary, 23 June 2025
At its meeting on Monday 23 June, Council considered updates on Community Engagement, Pesticide Use Notifications, Policy reviews and Property Management as well as Financial Reports.
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Repurposing Creativity: North Sydney welcomes new Artist in Residence
North Sydney Council and North Sydney Community Centre (NSCC) are proud to announce Mary-Helen Daly as the inaugural artist for the North Sydney Artist in Residence Pilot Program.
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Brush turkey breeding season – what you need to know
If you want to deter your local brush turkey from building a nest-mound in your garden, early action is critical.
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Plant trees and protect habitat on National Tree Day
Celebrate National Tree Day by getting hands-on with nature at our annual community planting event on Sunday 27 July at Hamilton Reserve, Cammeray.
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North Sydney powers up with 60 new EV charging stations
Electric vehicle owners now have more options to charge their cars, with 60 new grant-funded charging stations being installed in North Sydney Council car parks this winter.
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Amendment to North Sydney Development Control Plan 2013
Council has adopted an amendment to the North Sydney Development Control Plan 2013, to clarify the expected built form outcomes connected to PP 6/21 for controls relating to 52 McLaren Street.
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North Sydney Council Recognised for Innovative Citizenship Ceremonies
North Sydney Council received a Judge's Recognition Award for its Citizenship Ceremonies at the 2025 NSW Local Government Excellence Awards.
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Two creative hubs, one inspiring day in North Sydney
North Sydney’s creative scene will be on full display on Sunday 22 June, with two standout events taking place across the area: the Coal Loader Artisans Market in Waverton and the Primrose Park Artist
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2,500 trees, 35 volunteers and one weekend in Boorowa
Our team helped to plant almost 2,500 local native plants to help transform former farmland in rural NSW into wildlife habitat.
