If you are interested in local sporting heroes and Australian Olympic history, come and see the blockbuster new exhibition at Bowen Library. Mina Wylie was a pioneer in Australian women’s swimming, defying contemporary conservative sporting authorities, and raising her own funds to compete at the Stockholm Olympics in 1912.

Showcase your writing talent by entering Randwick Council’s Lionel Bowen Young Writers’ Awards (LBYWA). The LBYWA, named after the former Deputy Prime Minister and former Randwick Mayor Lionel Bowen AM, is run biannually in conjunction with the University of NSW. It is open to all young people from 7 to 18 years of age and entries are in two categories, either a short story/poem or a short play. There are three age brackets in each category: 7–10 years, 11–14 years and 15-8 years.

Join us for an informative presentation about key aspects of immigration law.

As part of the 2012 Sydney Writers’ Festival, Randwick Library Service will host author and Sydney Morning Herald columnist, Mark Dapin, as he talks to Catharine Lumby about his latest novel, 'Spirit House', a funny, wise, disturbing and deeply moving story by the award-winning author of 'King of the Cross'.

During this three hour hands-on session you will learn how to use the browser buttons, as well as access and locate information from popular websites.

Join us in the first of three sessions in which particpants will learn the art of discovering and scientific enquiry in a series of science-based educational workshops and activities. The second and third sessions take place on Friday 25 May and Friday 1 June respectively.

Are you interested in gardening to improve your general health and wellbeing?

The Salvation Army helps over one million people each year with funds raised through The Red Shield Appeal. Donate or volunteer and support those most in need in our community.

Randwick City Council will be holding a free e-waste drop-off service for local residents at the Council Recycling Centre.

John Hughes will talk about his award-winning book 'The Idea of Home', his memoir of growing up in the coalfields town of Cessnock and his life into early adulthood.

Sydney MCS & Supporters invite Migrant & Refugee Job Seekers to attend the Eastern Suburbs Migrant & Refugee Employment Expo. Industry professionals will be on hand to offer advice to job seekers and there will be presentations from guest speakers, information seminars, light refreshments and kids activities.

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As part of Reconciliation Week celebrations, Guriwal Aboriginal Corporation & Randwick City Council are very proud to announce the opening of the Bush Tucker Trail at La Perouse.

Did you know that as well as being a useful tool for locating an address, Google Maps has many more functions that can make a trip down the road or across the world much easier and certainly more interesting?

This two-and-a-half hour hands-on session will teach you how to compose, send and forward messages.

The Community Nursery is throwing open its doors again on Saturday 2 June and with winter almost upon us, it's a great opportunity to speak with Council's specialist horticultural staff for some gardening tips and practical advice for the new season.

Join lovers of history in this discussion group which meets on the first Tuesday of each month.

Hallina Malecki is a locally trained artist who paints in an expressionistic way. She will talk about how she developed her interest in this style of painting and will present some of her recent work.

This is a brand new book club for kids 5-8 years old. Come along to hear great new stories, chat about what you are reading, make cool stuff and be the first to borrow our hottest new books! .

Adventurers wanted: the city of Fallcrest awaits! Join us on a fun beginners’ fantasy quest.

Do you have concerns about your memory?

In this meeting Curator Annie Campbell will talk about 'Home Front', a new exhibition from Historic Houses Trust of NSW at the Museum of Sydney. The exhibition focuses on the experience of war on our city, and is the first exhibition to explore Sydney’s World War II story.

This workshop introduces you to the features of Google sites and provides you with tips to improve your search techniques.

Local residents are invited to this official ceremony to unveil the recently restored Proud of our Elders Mural which is being held in conjunction with the opening of the June Moore Commemorative Town Square.

Join fellow book enthusiasts in this relaxed discussion group as we explore popular, recommended and recently released titles, both fiction and non-fiction, in the friendly atmosphere of Malabar Library.

If you love reading and are aged 9-12 years, join us at our monthly book club and find out about the hottest new books and series being released.

Join fellow readers in a fun discussion of titles, genres and film adaptations. You will also receive a book to read for the next session in July.

Got lots of fantastic digital photos but don’t know quite how to manage them? In this session we will cover everything you ever wanted to know about downloading, storing, finding, and managing your growing collection of digital photos.

Join fellow readers for a themed fun discussion of various titles, genres and film adaptations. Participants must be library members and of high school age to attend.

A one-and-a-half hour practice session for those with little or no previous experience with computers.

The best vintage clothing fair in Sydney returns to Randwick Town Hall for two fabulous days. Free admission, free entertainment!

Interested in reading something that is somewhat edgy and thought provoking? Then join us at our Gothic Book Club as we discuss the contemporary novel 'Heart Shaped Box' by Joe Hill — the tale of a rock star and a vengeance-obsessed ghost.

Local treasure Little Pattie makes a welcome return to the Randwick Town Hall - in lyric mode.

Sandy Bröcking’s inspiring story and passion to use her experiences to help others has resulted in this innovative health plan for those who want to lose weight on a daily basis without being forced into a rigorous, radical or expensive diet regime.

Join lovers of history in this discussion group which meets on the fourth Thursday of each month.

During this three hour hands-on session you will learn how to use the browser buttons, as well as access and locate information from popular websites.

National Tree Day is Australia's biggest community tree planting event. It's the perfect opportunity to do something positive for the environment and reconnect with nature. Life is better with trees!

Each year Council holds the 'Garden Awards' to encourage a sense of pride in maintaining local gardens, to promote sustainability and to encourage the 'green thumbs' in our community.

Local Government Week (LG Week) is a great platform for councils to promote the importance of Local Government to the communities they represent

Randwick City Council's Awards for Sporting Achievements acknowledge excellence, committment and achievement in sport.

Local government elections will be held throughout NSW on Saturday 8 September 2012.

Relive the charm and elegance of a tea dance.

Randwick City Council's annual Ecoliving Fair provides the perfect opportunity to learn about all things green and environmentally sustainable

Each year the residents of Randwick City are invited to nominate a fellow citizen or organisation that they believe deserves to be recognised for making a difference to the lives of others or that have made a valuable contribution to the community.

The annual Malabar Family Day remembers and celebrates the lives of the Malabar locals who were tragically lost in the 2002 Bali bombings.

Rachel Scott is well known for her beautiful renditions of Bach.

This year marks the tenth anniversary of the 2002 Bali bombings

The Rotary Club of Maroubra Fun Run and Oktoberfest will be held on Sunday 28 October. This annual event is always one of Maroubra's biggest and best family and community days. So no matter where you are from or how old or fit you are, whether you run, walk or wheel around the course or just want to relax and enjoy the Oktoberfest celebrations, come along for a fun filled day of entertainment and activities!

Have you got the The Lex Factor?

Walk and show your support to end violence against women

Put on your Cha Cha heels for two big sets of funky Mambo, Cha Cha Cha, Salsa, Son and Pachanga!

Coogee Carols

See Coogee sparkle at this family friendly celebration to welcome in the new year.

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Extraordinary Council Meeting - Election of the Mayor and Deputy Mayor

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