The final stage has delivered an uninterrupted 2.2km stretch of waterfront pathway from Bicentennial Park in the west to Bridge Road in the east. The final stage is a new 300m walkway from Ferry Road ...

If you wish to comment on or object to a development or outdoor dining proposal, you’ll need to do so before the exhibition close date. If you object to the proposal, your reasons should be clearly ...

A regional park with harbour views, walking and cycling trails, picnic spots and public toilets.

There are many stakeholders with an interest and capacity to green our urban landscape. Engaging them all to contribute to the greening of Sydney requires a plan and strategic action.

We’re working to create an urban forest and support biodiversity to provide demonstrated benefits of plants and animals in our city. Sydney’s natural landscape has changed dramatically and is nearly ...

Short-term rental accommodation refers to a property rented for a short period of time, either privately, or on platforms such as Airbnb or Stayz. Short-term rentals are regulated through NSW planning ...

Our register of significant trees highlights Sydney’s living heritage and lists trees chosen for historical, cultural, social, ecological and visual appeal. Street trees in the local area are ...

The way you report a tree issue depends if the tree is on public or private land. If you have a concern about a tree on public land, you can report it to us. For tree issues on private land, it’s best ...

This regional park within picturesque Darling Harbour is home to a large playground with extensive water play elements, traditional and adventure play equipment for children of all ages.

A large playground with equipment for children of all ages. Public toilets are available.

Our next grants round opens 21 July. Join this webinar to learn about the new grants program, what’s changed and the opportunities for social and community projects including food support. bring ...

You must obtain this approval if you plan to operate a mobile food vending vehicle on public land within the City of Sydney local area, including: Food vans: restricted to serving food that’s not ...