Our sportsgrounds are some of the most valued places in Glen Eira — ovals filled with weekend matches, midweek training sessions, and open spaces where people walk, play and connect.

With the State election approaching in November, we are making sure our community’s priorities are front and centre. 

Bin Trim is a free, Council supported program that helps local businesses reduce waste and improve recycling.

Council has made a submission to the Victorian Government on Stage 2 of the Activity Centres Program, which proposes changes to planning controls for parts of Caulfield, Glen Huntly, Ormond, Bentleigh and Elsternwick.

The Victorian Government has approved new Activity Centre Plans and planning controls for the Stage 1 Train and Tram Zone Activity Centres, including Carnegie, Murrumbeena and Hughesdale.

Council met on 7 April and considered four reports.

We’ve upgraded one of the rooms at Caulfield Park Pavilion to be a neurodivergent-friendly space.

The Victorian Government has released new factsheets outlining proposed plans for train and tram zone activity centres across Melbourne — including areas within Glen Eira.

Glen Eira City Council met on Tuesday 17 March.

Multinet Gas is currently undertaking gas main renewal works in the Carnegie Activity Centre, including along Koornang Road in Carnegie.

Glen Eira City Council met on Tuesday 24 February for the first Ordinary Council Meeting of the year. 

Residential aged care is a specialised and highly regulated service, and the sector has seen significant change in recent years.