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Bondi Books & Ideas Weekend 2026: A Weekend of Inspiration, Parenting, Wellbeing and Great Conversations

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How to Make Your Family Garage Sale a Standout This November

There’s something wonderfully simple about a garage sale. Open the garage, pull out the things your family no longer...

Monday's Local mum Kirsty Amland

This week we meet Vaucluse mum Kirsty Ameland, who has called Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs home for more than 20...
Halloween
Why Is Halloween So Popular in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs?
Parks & Playgrounds, What to do
Hidden Gem Alert! Discover Gugara Park, Paddington's Little Playground Paradise
Community
Bondi Books & Ideas Weekend 2026: A Weekend of Inspiration, Parenting, Wellbeing and Great Conversations
Community, Markets
How to Make Your Family Garage Sale a Standout This November
Monday's Mum Profiles
Monday's Local mum Kirsty Amland
 

Maroubra Beach Markets

FIRST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH

Free entry – see you by the beach!

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About Eastern Suburbs Mums

Welcome to Eastern Suburbs Mums

 

All about life as a mum in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs.

 

Eastern Suburbs Mums was created for mums and their families to connect with what is going on in Sydney’s east.

It’s a place for Mums where you can find out about your local area, what’s on, where to get help, advice and more...

third Sunday of every month, at Heffron Park’s netball stadium

 
Health & Wellbeing

The Best Ways to Keep Toddlers Safe from Germs

You don’t want your little ones to get sick, and whenever they do, you probably wish you were able to protect them better. When you see your child feeling miserable and suffering from a cold or flu, do you think, “If only I could just put them in a bubble to keep them safe from all the germs”? You can’t, of course. Your child needs to be able to experience the world- to touch it and interact with it. They can’t do that if they are kept away from everything. However, there are some things that you can do to…

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Kids, School holidays, What to do

OzHarvest Kids Cooking for a Cause in the holidays!

OzHarvest’s Cooking for a Cause program is a very special way to connect with our mission and give back to the community. Held here in our kitchen, OzHarvest chefs teach zero-waste cooking skills and discover amazing tips and tricks while transforming rescued ingredients into gourmet meals that support people in need. We’re welcoming kids into the kitchen with their parents/caregivers during the holidays to experience the Cooking for a Cause magic! These sessions have been designed for both kids and adults to enjoy together and strikes the perfect balance – not too basic for the adults, and not too complex…

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Parks & Playgrounds

5 top spots to keep cool this summer

When the mercury rises, it’s time to grab your swimmers, hat and sunscreen and cool down in the tranquil waters along our stunning coastline. We picked five of our favourite spots to keep cool this summer. 1) Snorkelling in Camp Cove Camp Cove Beach is one of those ‘secret’ spots that locals would love to keep all to themselves but we think it’s too special not to share. This stretch of pristine sand is nestled adjacent to Sydney Harbour National Park close to Watson’s Bay. It offers perfect paddling conditions for young kids as the water is usually calm with…

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Have Your say: Bronte Ocean Pool upgrade: community feedback sought ahead of works next year

The Bronte Ocean Pool is one of Sydney’s most popular ocean pools, and is a much-loved community destination for locals and visitors alike. Waverley Council is currently open to community feedback on proposed upgrades to the pool, which can be submitted on the Have Your Say page. Mayor of Waverley, Paula Masselos, said that Council has identified several issues relating to the Bronte Ocean Pool: Pool lining “The existing lining was installed to improve the surface of the pool, however, due to a number of environmental factors, the condition of the lining has deteriorated,” said Masselos. “Our engineers assessed the…

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Events, School holidays, What to do

Coogee Sparkles 2023

Join the community and ring in 2024 at the family friendly hour of 9pm with a 15-minute fireworks display off the northern headland of Coogee Beach. “Thousands of people flock to the beach with friends and family to watch the fireworks and celebrate the new year in a relaxed way,” said Philipa Veitch, Mayor of Randwick. “There are plenty of great vantage points on the beach and in the surrounding parks. Plus, there will be some fun entertainment along the Coogee Beach promenade from 2pm,” said Mayor Veitch. If you plan on visiting the area, we encourage you to walk…

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Events, School holidays

RING IN A SPARKLY NEW YEAR AT SYDNEY’S ICONIC HARBOURSIDE SPOTS

The Rocks, Darling Harbour and Barangaroo are ready to shine bright for NYE, with free and unticketed vantage points on Sunday 31 December. From spectacular views of the iconic Sydney Harbour and Cockle Bay Fireworks, to celebratory dining feasts, and electrifying parties to dance the night away. Come and ring in the new year at the heart of the glittering harbour. NYE ROCKS! The Rocks is home to some of the best vantage points in Sydney, where you can find incredible views to witness the breathtaking fireworks display. To make it even more exciting, this year all vantage points will…

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School holidays, What to do

The Mad Botanist: Family Adventure

Take part in a self-guided scavenger hunt set in the Botanic Gardens. Challenge young minds with this specially designed adventure. The Mad Botanist is the latest adventure from Adventure Clues. Picture this: the Mad Botanist has just escaped from his secret laboratory nearby. He is in the final stages of mixing his dangerous potion and needs one final ingredient to create a deadly plant species never seen before on Earth. Very special and rare plants are at risk from his deadly experimentations and time is running out! Professor Whiz needs YOU! Professor Whiz needs your help to find the last…

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Kids, Parks & Playgrounds

Calling all astronauts: Waverley Park Playground has officially reopened!

Local children dressed in astronaut costumes delighted in Waverley Council’s official reopening this morning of the inclusive Waverley Park Playground, home to Sydney’s newest rocket ship and bespoke launch control play tower. The new playground is the cornerstone of the Waverley Park upgrade project, proudly co-funded by the NSW Government, through the NSW Public Spaces Legacy Program, in association with the Council. The Council received a $1.75 million grant from the Public Spaces Legacy Program to assist in funding Waverley Park upgrades including the new inclusive playground, park lighting upgrades, landscaping and relocation of a fitness station. Access and inclusion…

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Parks & Playgrounds, School holidays

Free Balance Bike Clinics

Kids start on balance bikes and once confident, can move onto pedal bikes. This is an interactive class designed to get parents involved in their children’s learning. Suitable for children aged 3 to 8 years. Bikes and helmets are provided, or you can bring your own. No need to book, just turn up and register with the instructors at the Sydney Park Cycling Centre. Clinics run every Saturday 9am to 11am except public holidays and during our Christmas break. Clinics also held during school holidays. These classes are held outdoors. They may be cancelled if it is raining. Check the BikeWise…

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Eating Out with Kids, Food

Introducing Manga Sushi: A Fusion of Japanese Culinary and Aussie Beach Vibes

In the heart of Eastgate Bondi Junction, Coogee Beach, Bondi Beach, and Queen Street Woollahra, Manga Sushi stands as a vibrant testament to the fusion of Japanese pop art and Australian beaches. This sushi haven, with its unique manga concept, offers a delightful array of Japanese delicacies prepared with passion to tantalize your taste buds.    In 2019, Manga Sushi made its debut in Sydney at Eastgate Bondi Junction, marking the inception of a culinary journey. Since then, this sushi haven has extended its reach to include vibrant locations in Coogee, Bondi Beach, and Woollahra, captivating sushi enthusiasts across Sydney’s…

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