funding · Randwick City Council
Randwick Council approves local sponsorships, donations and venue fee waiver
Council backed $3,052 for a Randwick TAFE student film event, approved donations to schools and a Rotary club, and waived $2,166.50 in Prince Henry Centre fees for a community menopause event.
Randwick City Council has approved a round of local sponsorships and donations, including $3,052 for the Randwick TAFE Screen and Media 2026 film screening and awards night, according to minutes from its 28 April meeting.
The council resolution says the TAFE sponsorship will cover cinema hire, associated technical costs, and first, second and third prize awards for the student event.
Council also approved donations from March to April 2026 for several local groups. These included plants valued at $300 for Coogee Public School's Mother's Day stall, plants valued at $500 for Clovelly Childcare Centre's Annual Green Fair, and $1,750 for Randwick High School's annual show, 'London Calling', at NIDA.
A further $1,060 was approved for Botany Randwick Rotary Club's Dog Fun Day at Arthur Byrne Reserve in May, according to the resolution.
Council also waived $2,166.50 in Prince Henry Centre fees for Women’s Well, Eastern Suburbs, for what the minutes describe as a free community event regarding menopause.
The decisions were adopted as mayoral minutes at the ordinary council meeting on 28 April.
Key facts from the minutes
- Randwick City Council approved $3,052 in cash sponsorship for the Randwick TAFE Screen and Media students’ 2026 film screening and awards night.
- The sponsorship includes cinema hire, associated technical costs, and first, second and third prize awards.
- Council donated plants valued at $300 to Coogee Public School and $500 to Clovelly Childcare Centre.
- Council donated $1,750 to Randwick High School for its annual show, 'London Calling', at NIDA.
- Council donated $1,060 to Botany Randwick Rotary Club for its Dog Fun Day at Arthur Byrne Reserve in May.
- Council waived $2,166.50 in Prince Henry Centre fees for Women’s Well, Eastern Suburbs, for a free community event regarding menopause.
Why it matters
- The funding and fee waiver provide direct support to local schools, community groups and events in Randwick.
Source and method
Source: Randwick City Council minutes for the Ordinary Council meeting held on 28 April 2026.