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Lost Animals

Looking for a lost pet? Click here to see the lost animals being held at Sydney Dogs and Cats Home.

Presentation of Financial Statements 2021-22

Find out more about the presentation of Fairfield City Council's FY'21-'22 Financial Statements.

Illuminate pre-sale tickets are available now

Fairfield City residents, here's your early access to our biggest New Year's Eve event, Illuminate!

What’s on

Art Explorers Club: Term 4 2022

30 November 2022

Art Explorers Club: Term 4 | Fridays 12.30pm – 2.30pm

Shopkeepers

30 November 2022

22 October 2022 - 8 April 2023
SHOPKEEPERS tells the stories of Fairfield's drapers and bakers, butchers and delis.

Marikit Santiago We Eat This Bread

30 November 2022

12 November 2022 - 1 April 2023
We Eat This Bread by Marikit Santiago showcases a series of works that explore The Last Supper

Kids Clay Club: Term 4 2022

30 November 2022

Kids Clay Club | Tuesdays 4pm – 5.30pm

Playgroup session - Bossley Park

30 November 2022

Playgroup offers children aged 0-5 years and parents the opportunity to connect with others, engage in learning experiences and build relationships with our local early learning centres.

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News

NSW Opposition Leader commits to upgrading Fairfield Hospital

Published on 12 November 2022

After our continued hard work through the ongoing campaign, which included 11,000 signatures, we can happily announce that we have been successful in getting a commitment from the NSW Opposition Leader Chris Minns for an upgrade of Fairfield Hospital.

Dutton Visits Fairfield to Discuss ISIS Resettlement

Published on 03 November 2022

Today the Hon Peter Dutton MP and Senator the Hon Marise Payne, visited Fairfield City Mayor Frank Carbone and other local community leaders to listen to their concerns about the impending resettlement of the wives and children of Islamic State fighters.

Help us Make a Difference This Christmas

Published on 01 November 2022

Fairfield City Council’s Mayor’s Christmas Appeal is on again – to help make Christmas a bit brighter for families and individuals experiencing hardship – and Fairfield City Mayor Frank Carbone is encouraging the community to give what they can, however big or small.