Roads & transport · Randwick City Council
Matraville centre line to be repainted along Daunt Avenue
A work order has been raised for the section between Bunnerong Road and Poziers Avenue after Councillor D’Souza made a request on behalf of the Matraville precinct.

Reporting from public council minutes. How this article was prepared
A centre line on Daunt Avenue in Matraville is expected to be repainted within four to six weeks, after Councillor D’Souza requested the work on behalf of the Matraville precinct.
The work covers the section between Bunnerong Road and Poziers Avenue. The public record says a work order has been raised, but does not confirm that the repainting has been completed or provide a cost, contractor or further details about how the work will be carried out.
The request was recorded as general business at Randwick City Council’s Local Transport Forum on 13 October 2026. The four-to-six-week period is an expected completion window, not a confirmed delivery date.
The record does not say whether traffic controls will be needed while the line is repainted, or whether the work will affect access along Daunt Avenue. It also does not give a reason for the repainting beyond the request itself.
What deserves a closer look
The source records a request and a work order, but does not record completion of the repainting.
The source does not provide a cost, contractor, traffic-management arrangements or a reason for the requested repainting.
Questions for follow-up reporting
Has the centre line been repainted, or has the expected four-to-six-week timeframe changed?
Will the work require traffic controls or affect access along Daunt Avenue?
What is the estimated cost and which council work programme covers the work?
What happens next
Complete the Daunt Avenue centre-line repainting work order, with completion expected within four to six weeks.
Check the record
These passages were matched to the source text. Read them in context in the original minutes.
Councillor D'Souza requested repainting of the centre line along Daunt Avenue between Bunnerong Road and Poziers Avenue on behalf of the Matraville precinct.
Discussion Nil General Business Councillor D'Souza requested repainting of the centre line along Daunt Ave between Bunnerong Road and Poziers Ave, on behalf of the Matraville precinct.
General Business
Open original minutes ↗A work order was raised and completion was expected between four and six weeks.
A work order has been raised with completion expected between 4-6 weeks. Urgent Matters OR Matters for Future Investigation The meeting closed at 9.50am.
General Business, immediately after the Daunt Avenue request
Open original minutes ↗The relevant record concerns the Local Transport Forum meeting held on 13 October 2026.
This is page 1 of the Minutes of the Local Transport Forum meeting held on 13 October 2026 MINUTES OF LOCAL TRANSPORT FORUM MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY, 13 OCTOBER 2026 AT 9:30 AM Present: Eva Havenstein Manager Engineering Services Councillor Gordon Central Ward Councillor D'Souza South Ward Lachlan Rassack Representative from the office of Dr Marjorie O'Neill MP Varun Nayyar Representative TfNSW Council Officers: Piran Subramaniam, Farouk El-Hassan, Dilruba Akhter, Flynn Dodd, Robbie Allen, Heidi Leadley, Shayne Hermansen Apologies Apologies were received from Shayal Singh.
Meeting heading
Open original minutes ↗Source record
Reporting from Randwick City Council’s public Local Transport Forum minutes for 13 October 2026.
Key facts from the minutes
- A work order was raised to repaint the centre line on Daunt Avenue.
- The affected section is between Bunnerong Road and Poziers Avenue in Matraville.
- The request was made by Councillor D’Souza on behalf of the Matraville precinct.
- Completion was expected within four to six weeks of the 13 October 2026 forum record.
- The supplied record does not provide a cost, contractor or confirmation that the work has been completed.
Why it matters
- Drivers and other road users using Daunt Avenue between Bunnerong Road and Poziers Avenue may see line-marking work within the expected four-to-six-week window, although the record does not confirm completion or explain whether access will be affected.