All electric buildings in city’s future
Proposed new planning rules will require new residential buildings, large commercial buildings and hotels in our area to be all electric by 1 January 2027.
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$2.7b plan to transform city spaces and services
Our budget includes a new civic square, enhanced parks and venues, and expanded support for culture and communities.
City of Sydney named one of Australia’s best places to work
The Australian Financial Review has recognised our commitment to flexibility, inclusion and meaningful careers.
6 women from the City of Sydney share how STEM careers help them stay curious
Across the City of Sydney, women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, or STEM, are driving innovation, sustainability and smart solutions.
Hear ye, hear ye! Your new City of Sydney Council
The centuries-old imported tradition that ushered in the next term for people gathered on George Street.
Join our Audit Risk and Compliance Committee
We’re seeking people to provide internal risk, control, compliance and financial reporting assistance
Why we support a First Nations Voice in the Australian Constitution
The City of Sydney has supported the long campaign for the Australian constitution to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
4 fast facts about Sydney’s aldermen
As elected officials, they acted as the intermediary between the public and local government, representing residents and ratepayers.
Meet the City of Sydney’s new councillors
Town crier celebrates our new council lineup at Sydney Town Hall
A guide to voting in the City of Sydney local elections
The NSW State election is on Saturday 25 March 2023.
Council elections are coming: check your enrolment details
Enrol to vote or update your information on the election roll by Monday 25 October.
Save the Date: Council election moved to December
The next election for City of Sydney Council has been postponed again due to Covid-19.
Non-resident businesses and property owners voting in the City of Sydney election
If you own, occupy or lease property in our area but live elsewhere, you may be allowed to vote in the Council election.
