Waverton Precinct

Information for residents and visitors to access the heart of the suburb

Hello and welcome

There is quite a story to the Precincts in North Sydney — find out ABOUT US by clicking the link. 

Precinct Chair Ian Grey encourages all Waverton residents to SUBSCRIBE to the Precinct mailing list — We’ll keep you posted about neighbourhood and North Sydney issues and send notices and minutes of the monthly meetings..

We only need the first three fields but it is helpful to have address and phone number.
It’s best to keep in touch!

Waverton is unceded land of the Cammeraygal people of the Eora nation — always was and always will be. 

In keeping with truly ancient protocols, we acknowledge Cammeray himself, 

and Cammeraygal leaders past, present and future.

History

Waverton has been a fashionable suburb since the dreamtime. With its headland, Yerroulbine gradually becoming surrounded by water as the last ice age ended, the local community progressively moved to higher ground and changed from freshwater fishing to saltwater.

Whilst the Cammeraygal people of the Eora nation are no longer here, the land and their impacts on it remain to bear testimony to their occupation. Yerroulbine (or Balls Head as it was named after Lieutenant Henry Lidgbird Ball, Master of the first fleet vessel HMS Supply) holds the stories, in caves and middens and rock carvings.

Cammeraygal-rock-carving

Newsletter

Subscribe to our newsletter for monthly minutes and  up-to-date information for the Waverton Precinct

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