This year’s World AIDS Day theme is ‘No one left behind’ - which promotes awareness, equity of care, and supportive environments for all.    

Owning a pet brings joy, but it also comes with responsibility. In late 2026, it will be a requirement that cats must remain on their owner’s property between 7pm and 6am.   

We’re committed to making every interaction with Glen Eira City Council safe, respectful and inclusive for our community and staff.

Council met on 25 November 2025 and considered 13 reports. We explain some of the highlights from the meeting below.  

Councillor Simone Zmood, has been re-elected Mayor of Glen Eira for 2025-2026, continuing to represent Orrong Ward. Cr Zmood will be joined by Deputy Mayor Li Zhang, who represents Wattle Grove Ward. This is Cr Zmood’s second term as Mayor and Cr Zhangs second time serving as Deputy Mayor. 

We are proud to join councils across Victoria in supporting the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence campaign — a global initiative that runs annually from 25 November (International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women) to 10 December (International Human Rights Day). 

Following strong community support, Council adopted a night-time cat curfew at its meeting on Wednesday 5 November.

Council’s new PO Box is: PO Box 2421, Caulfield Junction, VIC 3161.

Council met on 5 November 2025 and considered 11 reports. We explain some of the highlights from the meeting below.  

We’re inviting community feedback on the draft Elster Creek Litter Action Plan — a collaborative roadmap to reduce litter and protect our local environment.  

In accordance with rule 17 of the Glen Eira City Council Governance Rules, a Special Council meeting of Glen Eira City Council will be held at 5.00pm on Tuesday 18 November 2025. 

Council has lodged its submission in response to the Victorian Government’s Activity Centres Program — Stage One Phase Two: Sharing Our Draft Maps. The draft maps released by the Victorian Government identifies the core and residential catchment area boundaries and associated building heights for the activity centres of Carnegie, Murrumbeena and Hughesdale. However, limited information has been provided to explain how future development in these centres will be managed.