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QSWWA 2024 Christmas Window Display Competition Winners Announced The results of the QSWWA 2024 Christmas Window Display Competition were announcd on Wednesday 11 December. Congratulations to Forever Vintage for their winning entry. See a list of all the winners and photographs of their display here. |
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Photos available for Christmas Carols 2024
A write up of the Annual QSWWA Community Carols 2024 with over 150 photos is avaliable here.
Woollahra Festival 2025
Next year is our postcode, 2025, and the QSWWA is working with local businesses and Woollahra Council to plan a weekend of fun and festivities to celebrate our unique village atmosphere. We are targeting the last weekend in March, while it is still warm and daylight saving is in place: Friday evening, 28 March to Sunday 29 March. Activities being planned currently include a literary festival involving major authors and writers, a fashion weekend, workshops on interior design and architecture, local heritage walks, special food and dining events and offers, and a possible open-air cinema evening. Much will depend on the level of funding we can secure. More details will be available in November’s Village Voice.
The Council and the QSWWA are helping finance this event, but celebrations like this are expensive. We are looking to support from local businesses to help pay for this. The more support we can get, the richer program of events we can provide. If you are interested in becoming a Business Supporter, please click here for further details.
Oxford Street East Cycleway Update and Plan C
The Oxford Street East Cycleway project continues to ignore legitimate resident concerns regarding both its design and the impact on suburbs such as Woollahra. The QSWWA supports the proposed 'Plan C' as a viable alternative which would meet all parties needs. Click here for further details.
Sign petition against Oxford Street East Cycleway
Click here to sign a petition against the Oxford Street East Cycleway and support retaining Moore Park Road cycleway. The petition needs 20,000 signatures to have it debated in State parliament.
Proposed changes to planning laws could wreck Woollahra - click here to read more about it and have your say |
Upcoming Events
| The Village Voice Click here to download the latest edition of our local magazine or browse earlier editions all the way back to the first edition in 1972.
| Woollahra History Woollahra: A History of Queen Street and West Woollahra tells the intriguing tales of the people and places of Woollahra. It's a must-read for everyone interested in local history. Click here to place your order.
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The QSWWA The Queen Street & West Woollahra Association is a community organisation representing local residents and businesses. The Association is focused on preserving and maintaining the unique 'village’ atmosphere of Woollahra, building and enhancing a strong community spirit and sense of identity for its residents, and supporting local businesses to create an attractive, vibrant commercial environment. Click here to find out more about our annual program of community events, our local magazine, the Village Voice and our ongoing vigilance to prevent unsuitable development. |
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