The iconic Ricketts Point Teahouse is getting a make-over. The refurbishment will improve the experience for visitors and improve environmental sustainability of restaurant operations.
The works will update this beloved Bayside venue for meals, snacks and newly introduced dinner service....
The new Local Government Act 2020 requires every Council to establish Governance Rules that describe the way they will conduct council meetings and make decisions.
Under Section 60 of the Local Government Act 2020, Bayside City Council must transition from Local Law No 1 – 2013 (...
Based on the advice of the Chief Health Officer to help mitigate the risk of community transmission of COVID-19, Stage 3 "Stay at Home" restrictions will be reinstated across metropolitan Melbourne from...
We’re still working hard behind the scenes to deliver wonderful new facilities at Dendy Street Beach for our life savers and the community in the not too distant future.
Council is awaiting the outcome of an appeal to the Supreme Court of the 2019 VCAT decision. The appeal is scheduled to...
Message from Mayor Cr Clarke Martin:
Council is continuing to support the Bayside community and provide essential services and support during the COVID-19 pandemic.
It’s encouraging that so far, Bayside’s case numbers have remained relatively low. For the most part, our community...
Three tenderers have been shortlisted for the biggest tender for new waste management infrastructure in Victoria, following a competitive tender process.
Bayside City Council and 15 other councils from Melbourne’s south east are seeking an advanced waste processing alternative to...
The Suburban Rail Loop is part of the Victorian Government’s Big Build and will link every major railway line from Frankston to Werribee via the airport, providing important travel connections to employment, health, education and retail...
School crossings first appeared in Victoria just after WW2, initially just marked with 'children crossing' flags. In 1974, school crossing supervisors were introduced to increase the safety of areas where children frequently crossed the road at peak school times. These days, you cannot walk to...
This Plastic Free July, Bayside City Council is taking a closer look at plastic and how we can reduce its use in our daily lives.
Plastics have become a common and accepted part of our lives. The material is widely used as...
Have you seen Working for Victoria cleansing and sanitisation crew out and about in Bayside?
Funded entirely by the State Government, the ...