Glen Eira is a diverse multicultural community where people come from many backgrounds.

The Story of Big Frog mural, a much-loved community project, was created in 2020/2021 by artist Anthony Breslin in collaboration with the Caulfield Rotary Club, Murrumbeena Traders Association, and the local community.

We are proud to announce the reopening of the redeveloped Carnegie Memorial Swimming Pool, a much-loved community icon now revitalised to meet the needs of future generations.

A new two-way three-metre-wide separated cycling lane along Queens Avenue, Caulfield East connecting Caulfield and Glen Huntly train stations is now complete.   

Council met on 17 December 2024 and considered six reports. 

Glen Eira Mayor, Cr Simone Zmood has made a statement condemning the antisemitic attack on Adass Israel Synagogue.

Do you have an idea for a small project that could make a big difference in your local area? We’d like to hear from you!

Councillor Simone Zmood has been elected as Mayor and Councillor Luca Ragni has been elected as Deputy Mayor to represent Glen Eira for the 2024–2025 Council year.

Climate change is a key focus for us — and we know it’s a focus of our community too.  

In late October nearly 200 young trees and shrubs were unlawfully cut down at eight parks and reserves across Glen Eira, including Caulfield Park, Boyd Park and Mallanbool Reserve.

In accordance with rule 17 of the Glen Eira City Council Governance Rules, a Special Council meeting of Glen Eira City Council will be held at 7.00pm on Tuesday 26 November 2024.  

The Victorian Electoral Commission has officially announced the results for Glen Eira’s 2024 local government election.