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Τρίτη 16 Ιουνίου 2026

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Register your interest to run a Christmas market in Martin Place

Applications are now open for a market operator to run a community market in Martin Place between Pitt and Castlereagh streets, creating an interesting and vibrant destination to celebrate Christmas.

Applications close 11am on Tuesday 14 July.

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Webinar: Circularity in offices - reduce operational waste

Your cleaners, your contractors and your building manager all affect your waste outcomes. Are you working with them – or around them?

Join us for a practical webinar on operational waste and walk away with actions you can actually use.

We'll cover:

  • Common waste streams and where things go wrong

  • Working with landlords, cleaners and contractors to fix collection systems

  • Behaviour change, waste data, and what good reporting looks like

When: 12pm on Thursday 18 June

Book your free spot now

Environment

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How to get the most out of your clothes

Sustainable tips to help extend the life of your current wardrobe.

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Free repair hubs

Bring your broken items to be fixed at Alexandria on Saturday 27 June. Experts will check and try to repair small appliances, toys, small furniture and clothes. Bookings are essential and places are limited.

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Native plant giveaway

We’ve partnered with indigenous nursery IndigiGrow to offer 2 free native plants to households in our area, while stocks last.

Plant types are available to suit different sized spaces and sunny or shady spots, including plants suitable for balcony pots.

Find out how to claim your free plants

Arts & culture

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Refugee artists share a message of welcome

See the stories behind the works on display in our city.

City life

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Game on: Alexandria’s newest sports hub is on the way

Opening in late 2026 at 6–8 Huntley Street, our stylish new centre at 6-8 Huntley Street in Alexandria will bring people together for some fun and fitness.

Get ready to hit the court - we’ll be running basketball, netball, pickleball and table tennis competitions. Rally your friends, join a team or register your own and be part of the action from day one.

Our modern, multipurpose indoor courts and flexible rooms will also be available for hire. Your group, club, association, organisation or school is welcome to apply.

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Ultimo Community Centre free open day

Celebrate the centre's 30th anniversary this Saturday 20 June with live entertainment, creative activities and sports. Meet your neighbours and discover everything the centre has to offer. 

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Help us make roads safer

Share your thoughts on our efforts to make a better environment for walking and driving.

The George Institute for Global Health has partnered with the City of Sydney and 4 other NSW councils to help reduce speeding-related road trauma.

Earlier this year, we trialled variable message signs to encourage drivers to slow down on 4 local roads.

You’re invited to join an online 90-minute focus group to have a say on this effort.

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