City of Norwood Payneham and St Peters
Shaping Our City’s future: Have your say on the draft Annual Business Plan 2026–2027
13/05/2026
The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters welcomes comments on its draft Annual Business Plan and Budget for the 2025-2026 financial year—an essential part of the Council’s Planning Framework. Incorporating the Long-term Financial Plan update, the draft Annual Business Plan outlines the key projects, services, and programs that will...
A lasting impression: Celebrating Art Images Gallery as Hall of Fame winner
11/05/2026
For more than four decades, Art Images Gallery has been a cornerstone of the east side’s cultural identity, championing artists, inspiring visitors and enriching the community through creativity. In 2026, this enduring contribution has been formally celebrated, with the gallery named the Eastside Business Awards Hall of Fame winner —...
Keeping our streets clean
30/04/2026
The Council’s Street and Footpath Cleaning Program plays an important role in keeping our neighbourhoods looking their best, while also protecting the environment. Designed to manage the natural build-up of leaves and debris across our many tree-lined streets, the program operates on a coordinated schedule to ensure consistent and efficient...
Big wins for small business at Eastside Business Awards
23/04/2026
Nine local businesses were crowned winners of the 2026 Eastside Business Awards at a celebration at Norwood Concert Hall on Wednesday 22 April. This year’s Eastside Business Awards attracted more than 700 business nominations from across the community, a clear reflection of the strong support for celebrating local success. Since...
Norwood Payneham & St Peters economy continues to shine despite economic headwinds
21/04/2026
The Norwood Payneham & St Peters economy continues to grow at a solid pace, further cementing its reputation as the number one council in Australia for the lowest risk of business failure. Spendmapp data shows spending in March 2026 was $168m, attributing $31m to residents of the City, $130m to...