Public Notice: Essential Health Advisories and Community Engagement Schedule

Official City Notice: NSW Health Measles Alert

NSW Health has issued a high-priority health advisory for residents across Western Sydney following the notification of a confirmed case of measles. As of Friday, 6 March 2026, health officials are urging the community to remain vigilant for symptoms as the source of the infection remains unknown, suggesting active community transmission. Residents who visited healthcare facilities or public spaces in Western Sydney over the past week should monitor for the following indicators:

• Fever, sore eyes, and a cough.
• A runny nose followed by a red, blotchy rash starting on the head and spreading to the body.

NSW Health emphasizes that the measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine is the most effective protection and is available free of charge for children and adults born after 1965 who have not received two doses. Anyone experiencing symptoms is advised to call their GP or emergency department in advance to ensure they are isolated upon arrival.

Sydney Water Infrastructure: Community Pop-Up Session

In coordination with the Greater Parramatta and Olympic Peninsula (GPOP) water cycle management project, Sydney Water will host an official community pop-up session on Friday, 6 March 2026. This session is part of the public exhibition phase for the project's Environmental Impact Statement (EIS).

• Location: Pierre de Coubertin Park (near the dog park), Newington.
• Time: 11:30 am to 1:00 pm.

Representatives will be available to discuss the proposed water resource recovery facility at Camellia-Rosehill and its associated infrastructure. The project is currently classified as State Significant Infrastructure, and the public is encouraged to submit feedback before the exhibition period concludes on 11 March 2026.

Ongoing Community Event: 2026 NSW Seniors Festival

The City of Sydney continues to observe the 2026 NSW Seniors Festival, running from 2 March to 15 March. Today, Friday, 6 March, various local libraries and community centers are hosting dedicated workshops and social gatherings designed to foster connection and wellbeing. Discounted access to leisure facilities and specialized art experiences are available for seniors throughout the local government area. Residents are encouraged to check local community center boards for specific session times.

Urban Planning: Millers Point Traffic Calming Consultation

The City of Sydney is formally requesting community feedback on proposed greening and traffic calming measures in Millers Point. The consultation period remains active this Friday, focusing on the intersections of Hickson Road and George Street, as well as Argyle Street and Lower Fort Street. The proposal aims to reduce urban heat and redirect heavy vehicle traffic to improve pedestrian safety. Feedback can be submitted via the official 'Your Say' portal or through written correspondence to the Specialist Design Manager.