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Ten new high-definition CCTV cameras providing better quality images have been installed in Kings Cross, Surry Hills and the city centre as part of the City of Sydney’s ongoing efforts to make Sydney safer after dark. The CCTV network expansion … Continued

Deadly cyanide, poisons and potentially dangerous pesticides were among more than 27 tonnes of unwanted hazardous materials collected at the City of Sydney’s July household Chemical Clean Out. There were 526 individual drop-offs on the day, including 50 litres of … Continued

The City of Sydney Council is currently considering tenders for artworks in and around George Street, after receiving nearly 700 proposals from 25 countries. A decision on the tenders will take place at Monday’s council meeting. The artworks will become … Continued

Volunteers will be happily getting their hands dirty planting 4,500 new seedlings in Sydney Park this Sunday 27 July to celebrate Planet Ark’s National Tree Day. More than 300 Sydneysiders and visitors are expected to join the free tree planting … Continued

The City of Sydney has signed an Environmental Upgrade Agreement (EUA) to help fund an energy efficiency upgrade to one of the city centre’s commercial office buildings. The $700,000 agreement will fund energy-efficient lighting, air conditioning and building management system … Continued

About 2,000 new jobs a year will be created off the back of the City of Sydney’s record $1.94 billion infrastructure program. The City’s 10-year corporate plan includes major financial commitments for projects at Green Square, George Street, Barangaroo and … Continued

Skateboarders have given the thumbs up to the city’s newest skate ramp ahead of a study and consultation process to determine the best sites for future facilities. The City-built $130,000 Waterloo Oval ramp opened early to coincide with this month’s … Continued