We’re working with local suppliers and original designers to carefully recreate three memorial plaques in Caulfield Park that were removed in an act of vandalism in April 2026.

Some of Glen Eira’s food businesses have been recognised for going above and beyond to keep our community safe. 

At our Ordinary Council Meeting on Tuesday 19 May, Councillors considered Glen Eira’s heritage planning.

The Essential Services Commission has approved Glen Eira’s application to increase the rate cap for 2026–27. This will see rates increase for 2026–27 by five per cent for Glen Eira residents.

We’re making it easier to find and manage parking in Carnegie, Bentleigh and Elsternwick with the introduction of smart parking technology.

We welcome the release of the Interim Report of the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion and will carefully consider its findings and what they mean for our community.

We all deserve to be safe, respected and valued in all our relationships. No matter what form it takes, family violence is never acceptable. In 2026, the toll of violence against women in Australia remains devastating and unacceptable.

We’re inviting our community to have a say on Glen Eira’s draft Action Plan and Budget for 2026–27.

At our Ordinary Council Meeting on Tuesday 28 April, Councillors considered several key topics focused on planning for Glen Eira’s future, environmental sustainability and the fair management of community spaces.

From the 2026–27 financial year, Ordinary Council Meetings will move to a monthly schedule.

Have you got an idea or issue you’d like to discuss with Glen Eira Mayor Cr Dr Simone Zmood?

The Annual My Brother Jack Awards are back for 2026 and applications open today.