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20/01/2021 (1) Albion Park (Shell) Albion Park (Shell) Albion Park Rail (Shell) Allambie Heights Ashbury (with a minor portion within the Inner West Council) Auburn Austinmer (CoW) Avalon Beach Avon (SCA, Wollondilly, CoW) Avondale (CoW) Balgowlah Balgowlah Heights Balgownie (CoW) Bankstown Bankstown Aerodrome Barrack Heights (Shell) Barrack Point (Shell) Bass Hill Bayview Beacon Hill Belfield (with parts within the Municipality of Strathfield) Bellambi (CoW) Belmore Belrose Berala Berkeley (CoW) Beverly Hills (with parts within Georges River Council) Bidwell, Bilgola Beach Bilgola Plateau Birrong Blackbutt (Shell) Blackett, Bombo (Kiama) Brookvale Broughton Village (Kiama) Brownsville (CoW) Bulli (CoW) Calderwood Campsie Canterbury Carrington Falls (Kiama) Cataract (CoW) Chester Hill (shared with Canterbury-Bankstown) Chester Hill (with parts within Cumberland Council) Chullora Church Point Clareville Clemton Park 20/01/2021 (1) Cleveland (CoW) Clifton (CoW) Clontarf Coalcliff (CoW) Coasters Retreat Coledale (CoW) Collaroy Collaroy Plateau Condell Park Coniston (CoW) Cordeaux (SCA, CoW) Cordeaux Heights (CoW) Corrimal (CoW) Cottage Point Cringila (CoW) Cromer Croom Croydon Park (with parts within the Municipality of Burwood and the Inner West Council) Curl Curl Curramore (Kiama) Currawong Beach Dapto (CoW) Darkes Forest (Wollondilly, CoW) Davidson Dee Why Dharruk, Dombarton (CoW) Doonside, Duffys Forest Dunmore (Shell) Earlwood East Corrimal (CoW) East Hills Elanora Heights Elvina Bay Emerton, Fairfield (shared with Fairfield) Fairlight Fairy Meadow (CoW) Farmborough Heights (CoW) Fernhill (CoW) Figtree (CoW) Flinders (Shell) Forestville Foxground (Kiama) Frenchs Forest Freshwater Georges Hall 20/01/2021 (1) Gerringong (Kiama) Gerroa (Kiama) Girraween Granville (shared with Parramatta) Great Mackerel Beach Greenacre (with a minor portion within the Strathfield) Greystanes Guildford Guildford West Gwynneville (CoW) Haywards Bay (CoW) Hebersham, Helensburgh (CoW) Holroyd (shared with Parramatta) Homebush West (shared with Strathfield) Horsley (CoW) Huntley (CoW) Hurlstone Park (with a minor portion with the Inner West Council) Ingleside Jamberoo (Kiama) Jerrara (Kiama) Kanahooka (CoW) Keiraville (CoW) Kembla Grange (CoW) Kembla Heights (CoW) Kiama (Kiama) Kiama Downs (Kiama) Kiama Heights (Kiama) Killarney Heights Kingsgrove (with parts within Georges River Council and Bayside Council) Knights Hill (Kiama) Koonawarra (CoW) Lake Heights (CoW) Lake Illawarra (Shell) Lakemba Lansdowne Leightonfield Lethbridge Park, Lidcombe (shared with Parramatta) Lilyvale (CoW, RNP) Lovett Bay Macquarie Pass (Shell) Maddens Plains (CoW) Mangerton (CoW) Manly Manly Vale Marshall Mount (CoW) Mays Hill (shared with Parramatta) 20/01/2021 (1) McCarrs Creek Merrylands Merrylands West Milperra Minchinbury, Minnamurra (Kiama) Mona Vale Morning Bay Mount Druitt Mount Druitt, Mount Keira (CoW) Mount Kembla (CoW) Mount Lewis Mount Ousley (CoW) Mount Pleasant (CoW) Mount Saint Thomas (CoW) Mount Warrigal (Shell) Narrabeen Narraweena Narwee (with parts within Georges River Council) Newport North Balgowlah North Curl Curl North Macquarie (Shell) North Manly North Narrabeen North Wollongong (CoW) Oak Flats (Shell) Oak Heights (Shell) Otford (CoW) Oxford Falls Padstow Padstow Heights Palm Beach Panania Pemulwuy Pendle Hill (shared with Parramatta) Picnic Point Port Kembla (CoW) Potts Hill Primbee (CoW) Prospect (shared with Blacktown) Punchbowl Queenscliff Regents Park (shared with Canterbury-Bankstown) Regents Park (with parts within Cumberland Council) Revesby Revesby Heights 20/01/2021 (1) Riverwood (with parts within Georges River Council) Rookwood Rooty Hill Rose Valley (Kiama) Roselands Russell Vale (CoW) Saddleback Mountain (Kiama) Salt Pan Cove Scarborough (CoW) Scotland Island Seaforth Sefton Shalvey, Shell Cove (Shell) Shellharbour (Shell) Shellharbour City Centre (Shell) Smithfield (shared with Fairfield) South Granville South Wentworthville Spring Hill (CoW) Stanwell Park (CoW) Stanwell Tops (CoW) Sydney Olympic Park [Autonomous] (parts within Parramatta) Tarrawanna (CoW) Terrey Hills Thirroul (CoW) Tongarra (Shell) Toolijooa (Kiama) Toongabbie (shared with Blacktown and Parramatta) Towradgi (CoW) Tregear, Tullimbar (Shell) Unanderra (CoW) Undercliffe Upper Kangaroo Valley Villawood (with parts within the City of Fairfield) Warilla (Shell) Warrawong (CoW) Warriewood Wentworthville (shared with Parramatta) Werri Beach (Kiama) West Wollongong (CoW) Westmead (shared with Parramatta) Whalan Whale Beach Wheeler Heights Wiley Park Willow Vale (Kiama) 20/01/2021 (1) Wilmot Windang (CoW) Wollongong (CoW) Wombarra Wongawilli (CoW) Woodpark Woonona (CoW) Yagoona Yallah (CoW, Shell) Yellow Rock (Shell) Yennora (shared with Fairfield) 20/01/2021 (1) .
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