Canterbury-Bankstown Council
Priorities & direction

What the council is working on

Recent deliveries, what's underway now, and what's planned next — drawn from the council's own plans, budgets and project pages. We report what the council has publicly said it's doing; every item links to its source.

The council's stated direction

Canterbury-Bankstown's direction is set out in 'CB2036' (its Community Strategic Plan) and 'CBCity2029', which combines the Delivery Program 2025–2029 with the 2025/26 Operational Plan and Budget — with a focus on growing town centres, community facilities, and a cleaner, greener city.

Town centres & night-time economyCommunity facilitiesClean & green cityGrowth & infrastructure

The council delivers roads, waste, libraries, leisure and aquatic centres, parks, planning and community services across a large, fast-growing and highly multicultural LGA in south-western Sydney. Its Delivery Program is the elected council's statement of commitment for its term, supported by a Resourcing Strategy covering assets, finance and workforce.

Major programs include the multi-million-dollar Canterbury Leisure & Aquatic Centre (due to open late 2026) and Special Entertainment Precinct trials in Bankstown and Campsie, supported by a $112,000 NSW Government SEP Kickstart grant.

Underway now

Planned / committed