In 2020, when local Girl Guide, Grace George, learned of a koala that walked 40 kilometres from Kurrajong to Glenbrook to find suitable habitat, she was inspired to act.

Young residents of the Blue Mountains aged between 16 – 24 years are being offered the opportunity to participate in a free, three-day Permaculture and Social Enterprise Design Course which will start on 5 January, 2022.

From 1 January 2022, Blue Mountains City Council’s Planetary Health Initiative will be launching a new campaign to help grow local action for planetary health. 

Now that party season has arrived many plans are being made; planning where you will go to celebrate, planning who you will see, and planning what you will wear – but have you made a Plan B for getting home safely? 

Council is delighted to announce it has secured a contract for renewable energy to power all Council’s large sites and streetlights – replacing its reliance on fossil fuel powered electricity. 

Blue Mountains Theatre invites you to get together with friends and loved ones to share the thrill of live entertainment, laugh out loud, and make memories in 2022.

Council is hosting a free online expo on Saturday 30 October to help residents ‘Get Ready for Summer’. Places are limited so register today!

Blue Mountains City Council and the Stronger Families Alliance are conducting the second Resilience and Wellbeing Survey in the Blue Mountains to assess how resilient our community is.

National Carers Week is coming up and this year we’ll be celebrating local carers, virtually. 

To ensure the safety of our most vulnerable community members, Blue Mountains City Council is launching the Mayor’s Wellbeing Register.