Waverley Council
Our Councillors and Our Plans for Waverley
Councillor George Copeland
Councillor George Copeland has lived in Waverley Ward for 30 years, his family of three calling Waverley home.
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Councillor Dominic Wy Kanak
Councillor Dominic Wy Kanak has been served the Waverley Community since 1999, including as Deputy Mayor read more…
Councillor Elaine Keenan
Councillor Elaine has been lucky enough to live in the Waverley area for 20 years. She loves the area because of the beautiful beaches, parks, heritage buildings, open spaces and sense of community. read more…
George Copeland’s 6 Point Plan for Waverley Ward
George Copeland has lived in Waverley Ward for 30 years, with his family of three calling Waverley home. He was a Waverley councillor for 9 years (two terms) from 1999 to 2008 and won his second term in 2004 with a substantial increase in primary vote. read more…
Elaine Keenan’s 6 Point Plan for Lawson Ward
Elaine has been lucky enough to live in the Waverley area for 20 years. Elain
e worked as a Registered Nurse for many years and is now working as an industrial relations consultant. She is also studying towards a Masters in Ethics and Legal Studies. read more…
Greens for Waverley will put the community first
The Greens have announced their candidates for the upcoming Waverley Council election. Each candidate will be campaigning for action on climate change, putting the community ahead of developers, returning democracy to local government, protecting public recreational open space and advocating for affordable housing including rights for renters. read more…
Dominic Wy Kanak
Councillor Dominic Wy Kanak has served the Waverley Community since 1999, including as Deputy Mayor and Chair of Community, Housing, Environmental Services & Public Works Committee, as well as Chair of the Eastern Region Local Government Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander Forum, a Reconciliation partnership of Local Councils for Woollahra, Waverley, Randwick, Bayside (formally Botany Bay), Inner West (formally Leichhardt) and City of Sydney Council.