maroubra community

In many ways Maroubra is still like an Australian country town where people from all backgrounds and economic circumstances know one another and work together through various community organisations. This page provides a comprehensive list of community resources:

Randwick City Council is a good place to start. The website provides information on community & culture, building & developement, recreation & leisure, business & tourism, environment and local demographics.

The Bowen Library is part of Randwick Library Services. Visit the website to search the library catalogue and access eResources.

Randwick and District Historical Society has an unique collection of historical material built up over 50 years by dedicated volunteers.

The Sands Hotel's Local Knowledge database includes some interesting facts about the local area.

The Rotary Club of Maroubra organises and sponsors a number of invaluable community projects, making a positive difference both locally and throughout Australia and the world. The Lions Club Maroubra is another club that actively participates in the local community.

The Sports Coast website has a calander of events, information for visitors, a brochure on the coastal walkway and other useful links and information.

Maroubra Beach has two strong Surf Life Saving Clubs: Maroubra SLSC and South Maroubra SLSC. See the Southend Boardriders Maroubra surf club for more info on the local surfing scene.

The Maroubra Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit association of local businesses, mainly small and locally owned. The Chamber arranges a networking event every month, and organises the annual Maroubra Fun Run and Oktoberfest and the Buy Maroubra campaign.

The Junction News Neighbourhood Centre (JNC) is an incorporated association owned and controlled by local members since 1975. It receives funds from Randwick City Coucil and governement departments, and provides a wide range of information and services to people and families in need of support.

Maroubra is represented in the federal parliament by Peter Garrett, in the state parliament by Michael Daley, and in Randwick City Council mainly by the Councillors for the Central and South Wards: Anthony Andrews, Geoff Stevenson, Ted Seng, Robert Belleli (Deputy Mayor), Alan White, and Charles Matthews.