We’re creating more opportunities for local clubs, players and families to train, play and connect after dark.

Securing the investment that will keep Glen Eira thriving as we grow.

We took community priorities to the national stage at the Australian Local Government Association National General Assembly.

Our new cycling pavilion at Packer Park in Carnegie provides local cyclists with a modern and accessible space to ride, train and connect with others.

A new off-leash dog park is taking shape at Mackie Road Reserve in Bentleigh East, creating more opportunities for dogs and their owners to exercise, socialise and enjoy the outdoors close to home.

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

To support long-term financial sustainability and continue delivering essential community services, Council is proposing a one‑year 2.25 per cent rate cap variation for 2026–27.

A major step forward in revitalising a much-loved local facility for Glen Eira families.

We’re here to represent community voices and deliver services that support everyday life — from parks and libraries to maternal health, waste collection and support for our youngest and oldest residents. But we can’t do it alone.

Glen Eira City Council has updated its long-term Financial Plan — a milestone that marks a shift in how Council tackles its financial future and the choices ahead.

The Victorian Government’s decision to approve the development at 10–16 Selwyn Street with increased tower heights and without any commitment to ongoing community involvement is a setback for the Elsternwick community.