News & Issues

The NSW Government is seeking community consultation on the Master Plan for Strickland Estate and Nielsen Park.

The WMC held a meeting to discuss the future development of the Rushcutters Bay Skate park. The Wentworth Courier reported on the result.

The Hon Ganrielle Upton and James Griffin MP visited the following heritage sites in the Vaucluse Electorate.

The WMC has completed the Ordinary Council Meeting covering the Rushcutters Bay Skate Park decision, on 22nd August 2022.

The Woollahra Municipal Council is pushing a head with the Rushcutters Bay Youth Recreation Facility.

Nielson Park is being closed for 9 months, for Seawall works.

The Darling Point Society Inc has sent correspondence, requesting an update on the status of the proposed Youth Recreation Facility.

A Rescission motion submission for the Skate park has been submitted by the Darling Point Society Inc to the WMC.

The Parklands Bill is going to face an inquiry. The information has been published an article in The CityHub, written by Daniel Le Surdo.

The Darling Point Society Inc has released an Article in the CityHub, relating to the Skateboard Facility in Rushcutters Bay Park.

The replacement of the old seawall at the Heritage-Listed Nielsen Park, Vaucluse will begin from 1 March 2022.

The Darling Point Society Inc has sent a request to the Woollahra Municipal Council General Manager Craig Swift McNair on 23/12/2021.

The Darling Point Society Inc has submitted and published an article in CityHub 17th December 2021.

Woollahra Section 7.12 Development Contributions Plan 2021 comes into effect today 30 August 2021.

The Darling Point Society Inc, correspondence update with the Infrastructure and Stability Tom O'Hanlon from the WMC.

The Darling Point Society Inc Has received multiple enquiries about council’s plan for Rushcutters Bay and Yarranabbe Park.

The Darling Point Society Inc has submitted a document for the Heritage Act Review 2021.

The NSW Government is taking the first steps to review and modernise NSW Heritage legislation.

Since the State Heritage listing handed down by the Minister in June 2020, all has been quiet on the surface.

Advising NSW Heritage Office has introduced new rules for allowing changes to heritage-listed heritage items including Rushcutters Bay Park.