Council opened the lagoon entrance on the weekend to minimise the risk of flooding from the heavy rainfall.Today Council has closed the entrance to enable the major sand clearance project to continue.With smaller swell conditions and less rainfall predicted this week the entrance should be able to remain closed and works continue so the project is complete and the lagoon reopened on time for the summer holiday period.--------------------------------------------------------------26 November 2021With the forecast for the next couple of days predicting plenty of rain and a southerly swell, we have dug a pilot channel near the main channel at the entrance of Narrabeen Lagoon.

Calling all busy parents! Vacancies are now available at some of our quality child care services. Anyone with young kids knows it’s hard to juggle...

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians and their Country on which we gather today.

The Special Works and Transformation Team, or S.W.A.T team as they’re affectionately known, are back and this time they’ve stormed Avalon Village for a cleaning offensive.The 30-strong team are gettin…

Recycling saves precious resources and keeps useable material out of landfill, but we don’t always know the best way to recycle, or what the benefits are.Visit our recycling page for full information …

With summer fast approaching, we’re reminding people to keep young children safe around backyard swimming pools.

Earlier in the week you may have seen photos over social media showing the creek running to Dee Why lagoon turn a bright artificial green colour.

Over 550 swap cups have been delivered to 22 local cafes since our Swap Cup program kicked off in October 2020.

It’s hard to believe but yes, Christmas is around the corner.