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From the Mayor
I was delighted to officially open the St Ives Indoor Sports Centre today.
Delivered in collaboration with Schools Infrastructure NSW, the centre is located at St Ives High School. It’s been designed so the community can use it after school hours, during school holidays and at weekends.
Ku-ring-gai Council proudly led and funded the second stage of the sports centre, contributing almost $30 million to bring this fantastic facility to life.
This modern, multipurpose facility will become a major hub for indoor sport and recreation in Ku-ring-gai.
There are four indoor sports courts, a multipurpose room suitable for meetings and group activities, modern amenities and a café. It’s a space the whole community can enjoy, now and into the future.
Don’t forget to mark your calendars – Seniors Week kicks off very soon, with a variety of fabulous events for residents aged 60 years and over. The Seniors Festival is our way of recognising and supporting the wonderful older residents in our community. It’s also a fantastic chance to meet new people, make new connections and try something different. There’s a wide range of events and activities, including dancing, art classes, chess clubs, choir performances, historical tours, health and wellness sessions, gardening workshops, computer skills sessions and excursions. I encourage you to check out the festival program for more details.
Have a lovely weekend.
Game on! Indoor Sports Centre opensCouncil has officially opened the new St Ives Indoor Sports Centre. The multipurpose facility is a major hub for indoor sport and recreation in Ku-ring-gai. |
New stairs for Two Creeks TrackThe once rocky and muddy patch under Roseville Bridge now has new stairs, making Two Creeks Track easier and safer. |
Bridge works Millewa AvenueTransport for NSW is carrying out maintenance work on Millewa Ave bridge in Wahroonga. |
What's on
Lunar New Year in Ku-ring-gai
We're celebrating the Year of the Horse with our popular Lunar New Year food market, storytime, calligraphy, Lunar New Year in Gordon and more.
17 February - 2 March
IGNITE exhibitionKu-ring-gai Art Centre's latest exhibition draws inspiration from the element of fire, symbolising energy, transformation and passion as well as celebrating traditions, stories and spirit of Lunar New Year. Image: Susan Farrell - Fire Horse
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Events in the Wildflower GardenThe Ku-ring-gai Wildflower Garden has lots of events for the young and young at heart. Grow your own bush tucker experience
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Lunar New Year in the libraryJoin us at the library to celebrate the Year of the Horse Lunar New Year: an evening storytime Lunar New Year – drop-in Calligraphy
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Compost revolutionNurture your garden, reduce waste and grow your own food! Take advantage of increased discounts on equipment from our partner Compost Revolution. |
Clean Up Australia DayRegister now to ensure you receive your free Clean Up Kit in time for the big day. Help us mark our 36th year of cleaning up local communities across the country.
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Child car seat safety checkMake sure your child car seat is fitted correctly with a free inspection by an authorised fitter. Bookings open.
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Sparkling WahroongaCouncil is proud to support Sparkling Wahroonga. Enjoy gourmet cuisine, artisan produce, cellar door wines, small-batch distillers, craft brews and live music at Wahroonga Park.
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Get active in 2026Our Active Ku-ring-gai classes are back for Term 1 with lots of sports and activities to keep you fit and active in 2026. |
NEW! Fitness class for seniorsMondays at East Lindfield community hall to improve muscle strength, enhance your flexibility and balance and help to reduce the risk of falls and injuries. |
Seniors Festival
The Ku-ring-gai Senior’s Festival is back on this March with a variety of fabulous events for residents aged 60 years and over.
Council and local community organisations are offering events and activities ranging from dancing, art classes, chess clubs, choir performances to historical tours, health and wellness sessions, gardening workshops, computer skills sessions and excursions.
2-17 March
Your say
Draft Petitions Policy
Council is seeking community feedback on its Draft Petitions Policy, which sets out a clear and transparent framework for how petitions are submitted, assessed and considered by Council.
Closes 16 February
Planning Proposal 15 Echo Street, Roseville
The proposal is to rezone the single lot of land at 15 Echo Street, Roseville from RE2 Private Recreation to R2 Low-Density Residential.
Closes 17 February
Council’s Management of Community and Recreation Facilities Policy
Council is seeking comments on the revised Management of Community and Recreation Facilities Policy 2025.
Closes 20 February
NSW's new approach to strategic planning
The NSW Government is seeking community feedback on proposed changes to the state's strategic planning system that will shape how our Ku-ring-gai grows over the coming decades.
Closes 27 February
Dual Occupancy Floor Space Ratio - Planning Proposal
Council invites comment from the community on a Planning Proposal seeking to amend the Ku-ring-gai Local Environmental Plan (KLEP) to:
- insert a new Floor Space Ratio (FSR) standard for dual occupancy development
- delete redundant clauses in Schedule 1 now replaced by the recent NSW State Government dual occupancy reforms.
Closes 2 March
Swain Gardens Plan of Management
Council has updated the Plan of Management for Swain Gardens at Killara.
Closes 3 March
Echo Point Park Plan of Management
Council has updated the Plan of Management for Echo Point Park in Roseville Chase.
Closes 17 March
Keep up to date on projects and programs out for comment and on exhibition.
Next Council meeting
Council meeting Tuesday 17 February
Council Chambers, 818 Pacific Highway Gordon
Minutes and agendas
Council meeting streamed live on our website
Jobs and DA consents
