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City of Belmont, WA

Locality: Cloverdale

Phone: +61 8 9477 7222

Address: 215 Wright Street 6105 Cloverdale, WA, Australia

Website: www.belmont.wa.gov.au/Pages/CityOfBelmont.aspx

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25.01.2022 The Ruth Faulkner Library might be closed for relocation to Belmont Hub, however theres plenty of online programming for your little one to enjoy! Visit the Citys Youtube channel here youtube.com/c/CityofBelmont215 for hours of online Storytime featuring great childrens titles and your favourite Library staff!

25.01.2022 Calling all budding artists under the age of 15! Have you ever wanted to draw your own Belmonster? Submit your Belmonster to Belmont Connect connect.belmont.wa.gov.au/belmonsters for the chance to have your design featured in the new Belmont Hub or brought to life by Cameron in the future. If you need some inspiration, check out the fun video tutorials with the Belmonsters illustrator Cameron Aitkenhead here https://tinyurl.com/y2vamjmu. Competitions close on 5pm Friday 30 October 2020 and 5pm Friday 13 November 2020. Full terms and conditions of each of these competitions are available at Belmont Connect.

25.01.2022 Our newest Tomato Lake residents are so fluffy! They were snapped out on a leisurely stroll by @chimpingg Have you spotted any spring babies? Today is National Wildlife Day and what better day to celebrate all creatures great and small. ... You can learn more about the Citys parks here https://tinyurl.com/u5zusm9 and share your snaps with us anytime using #celebratebelmont and tagging us @belmontcouncilwa!

25.01.2022 Today is Human Rights Day. Observed annually on 10 December, this day marks the United Nations General Assembly’s adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948. At the City of Belmont we recognise the importance of working with the community to create an environment where all residents feel valued as equal and involved citizens. This is why we’re currently conducting a survey as part of our ongoing support of the Australian Human Rights Commission’s ‘Racism. It Stops With Me’ campaign. Your feedback will be used to assist our team in identifying ways in which we can support the City’s diverse population in creating a connected and harmonious community. To share your thoughts in our survey, click here: https://tinyurl.com/RISWM-survey

25.01.2022 There are a number of firsts in Belmont Hub to see when it opens in mid-October. #HubHype The City is the first and only Western Australian site to have a FE Technologies Automated Returns Sorter or Singulator in the new Ruth Faulkner Library. Youll be able to watch through the glass as your returned items are sorted over a series of conveyors into the correct bin by this amazing piece of machinery using RFID technology. The Singulator will speed up the returns process meaning the Librarys great resources are quickly back on the shelves ready for someone else to enjoy! To keep informed with the upcoming opening of our new community focused, cross-generational building, the Citys website (www.belmont.wa.gov.au), social media channels and e-newsletters (tinyurl.com/yy86exfp) will be regularly updated with the latest information.

25.01.2022 There will be so much to discover at Ruth Faulkner Library when it reopens in Belmont Hub. #HubHype There is a dedicated childrens space with large childrens activity area and secure outdoor activity room providing space for arts and crafts, storytime, play, and all manner of activities. The area has been designed with bespoke furniture and finishes to create a fun and active zone encouraging children and parents to interact, learn and play. We cant wait to welcome you!... To keep informed with the upcoming opening of our new community focused, cross-generational building, the Citys website (www.belmont.wa.gov.au), social media channels and e-newsletters (tinyurl.com/yy86exfp) will be regularly updated with the latest information.

25.01.2022 Need an outdoor activity with the kids this school holidays? Take part in the City's new Belmont Foreshore Play Trail using Nature Play WA's Play Trails App! Using the app you can be active, have fun and learn more about your local area using this digital scavenger hunt. By visiting trail locations, you can compete against your friends to unlock challenges, solve quiz questions and score points! Download to your device on the App Store here https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id1525756260 or the Google Play Store here https://play.google.com/store/apps/details

24.01.2022 September is Dementia Awareness Month. Join us at our dementia awareness session later this month to develop your understanding and ensure no one faces dementia alone. At the session youll learn more about dementia including its cause, its symptoms and how it can impact someones life. Date: Thursday 17 September... Time: 10am - 12pm Location: Rivervale Community Centre, corner Surrey Road and Francisco Street, Rivervale. Register for free here https://dementia-session.eventbrite.com.au/

24.01.2022 How do you think emergencies should be managed? The City of Belmont is currently updating its Local Emergency Management Arrangements and we want your feedback! Complete our survey here https://tinyurl.com/y2ae8d4t By sharing your thoughts on how we prepare, respond, recover and mitigate emergencies, youll ensure our plans reflect the needs of the community.

23.01.2022 Are you interested in what’s on at Ruth Faulkner Library, the latest Community Safety initiatives or the support available for your local business? By subscribing to one of the City’s e-newsletters you’ll receive information that interests you! To subscribe, visit belmont.wa.gov.au/e-news and opt in to the newsletters that suit you.

23.01.2022 Always was. Always will be. What a fantastic NAIDOC Week it's been at the City of Belmont! Take a look at this video for the highlights of our NAIDOC Week flag raising ceremony earlier this week. The ceremony included the presentation of our NAIDOC Community Awards to Tamara Parker and Ann Hawke for both of their outstanding contributions to our community. Learn more about Tamara and Ann here: www.belmont.wa.gov.au/2020-NAIDOC-awards

23.01.2022 What a lovely way to start the morning! Thanks everyone for cycling to join us for our Belmont Bike Breakfast by the river. A big shout-out in thanks to the Belmont Men's Shed for running our bike valet parking! This event was part of Bike Month and thanks to the support of Westcycle and the Department of Transport.

21.01.2022 September is Dementia Awareness Month. Join us at our dementia awareness session to develop your understanding and ensure no one faces dementia alone. At the session youll learn more about dementia including its cause, its symptoms and how it can impact someones life. Date: Thursday 17 September Time: 10am - 12pm Location: Rivervale Community Centre, corner Surrey Road and Francisco Street, Rivervale.... Register for free here https://dementia-session.eventbrite.com.au/

20.01.2022 Where you park can have a big impact on others. The City is proud to support the ‘This Bay is Someone’s Day’ campaign as part of our ongoing work in creating an accessible and inclusive community for people living with disability. Our Rangers will be leaving flyers on cars that are parked without an ACROD permit to educate drivers on the importance of using ACROD bays correctly. ... Remember what might save you a couple of minutes can have a long lasting impact on someone else’s day. To learn more about how the City supports people living with disability, visit our website here www.acrod.org.au/thisbayissomeonesday/

18.01.2022 Calling all budding artists under the age of 15! Have you ever wanted to draw your own Belmonster? Check out the fun video tutorials with the Belmonsters illustrator Cameron Aitkenhead guiding you through the creation of Grommet, Gyro, Rosita and Timido here https://tinyurl.com/y2vamjmu. Once you have practised drawing these Belmonsters, have a go at creating your very own Belmonster! Submit your Belmonster to Belmont Connect connect.belmont.wa.gov.au/belmonsters for th...e chance to have your design featured in the new Belmont Hub or brought to life by Cameron in the future. Competitions close on 5pm Friday 9 October 2020 and 5pm Friday 13 November 2020. View the full terms and conditions of each of these competitions here https://tinyurl.com/yx9byrss

18.01.2022 Reminder: An Ordinary Council Meeting will be held tomorrow evening Tuesday 15 December in the Council Chamber at the Civic Centre, 215 Wright Street, Cloverdale. Members of the public are welcome to attend. Meetings commence at 7pm. The agenda is available to view here: www.belmont.wa.gov.au/agendas-minutes

18.01.2022 Next Sunday is Whitegoods Disposal Day. If youre a City of Belmont resident or property owner, head to the Citys Operations Centre (180 Planet Street, Carlisle) from 9am - 2pm on Sunday 13 September to dispose of any whitegoods, motor oil, plate glass, mattress, e-waste, bed base and car batteries. Remember: ... Gas cylinders, old paint, computer equipment and TVs, fluorescent light tubes, motor oil as waste from commercial operations and household hazardous waste will not be accepted. Motor oil must be sealed in containers no larger than 20 litres (up to 60 litres per resident accepted). Make sure you wear enclosed footwear, bring proof of residency or property ownership and a helper to lift any heavy materials! Visit https://tinyurl.com/y2x267yu for further information.

17.01.2022 It’s Asbestos Awareness Week - did you know that asbestos was used in more than 3,000 products prior to 1990? If your house was built or renovated before this time, there’s a chance it contains asbestos. It’s important to be aware before you start renovations of where asbestos might be found. Make sure that you always investigate before you renovate by calling a professional to check, remove and dispose of the asbestos safely. Learn more here: https://www.asbestossafety.gov.au/

16.01.2022 *** Due to high winds this event has been relocated to The Glasshouse, 215 Wright Street, Cloverdale. Limited capacity, first come first served. We apologise for the inconvenience. *** Freedom Fairies will be bringing the magic this Friday 15 January at Movies in the Park - Singin' In the Rain! Join us from 6:30pm in Faulkner Park to enjoy free family fun with amazing arm art from the Freedom fairies and children’s dance lessons with Pazaz Dance Company. Then watch the 1952 G...ene Kelly classic ‘Singin’ in the Rain’ on the big screen under the stars from sunset! Make sure to book our free tickets here www.movies-in-the-park.eventbrite.com.au This movie will include subtitles to be accessible for all members of our community.

15.01.2022 The City's ward review closes tomorrow Friday 16 October - make sure you have your say! The ward review includes ward boundaries and the number of Councillors for each ward and will consider factors such as community of interest, physical and topographical features, demographic trends, economic factors and ratio of Council members to electors. Residents and ratepayers are encouraged to read the discussion paper and make a submission here: https://connect.belmont.wa.gov.au/wardreview By taking part in the process, you will help shape the most appropriate and effective ward structure for the City of Belmont

15.01.2022 There are tonnes of incredible stats about Belmont Hub! #HubHype Approximately 280 tonnes of structural steel was installed in Belmont Hub and amazingly every major piece of steel is bespoke and either curved or cambered. Our talented builder PACT Construction used specialised contractors to manufacture the custom-made structural steel work for the project. A feature of the structural steel frame is the 20 tonne central skylight structure which was craned in and fitted into ...place. To keep informed with the upcoming opening of our new community focused, cross-generational building, the Citys website (www.belmont.wa.gov.au), social media channels and e-newsletters (tinyurl.com/yy86exfp) will be regularly updated with the latest information.

13.01.2022 Wasn't it great to see Santa last Friday? Thanks everyone for joining us for Carols in the Park and to the talented Redcliffe Primary School, Australian Girls Choir and Christmas Angels. See if you can spot yourself in some of the snaps from the night!

13.01.2022 Start your morning in a wheel-y good way at our free Belmont Bike Breakfast on Friday 16 October! Cycle to Balbuk Reserve on the Swan River and join us for hot food and a coffee from 6:30am-8:30am. Park your bike safely with our valet, come and have your bike checked out by the BikeDr. Book your free tickets here: https://belmont-bike-breakfast.eventbrite.com.au.... This event is part of Bike Month. Thank you to WestCycle and Department of Transport for supporting this event.

12.01.2022 The City of Belmont is proud to have endorsed the EMRC - Eastern Metropolitan Regional Councils new Share the Space campaign The campaign focuses on raising awareness around the use of shared spaces by different modes of transport, people with various ability and the elderly. Keep your eyes on our page as well be sharing more information over the coming weeks about how you can best share the space with those around you. Learn more here www.sharethespace.com.au

12.01.2022 Volcano Playground temporary closure Due to annual maintenance works, Volcano Playground will be closed from this coming Monday, 19 October to Friday, 30 October. But playtime doesn't need to stop! There are more than 45 playgrounds in the City. Find one near you on our new website at www.belmont.wa.gov.au/playgrounds

12.01.2022 Reminder: An Ordinary Council Meeting will be held this evening Tuesday 24 November in the Council Chamber at the Civic Centre, 215 Wright Street, Cloverdale. Members of the public are welcome to attend. Meetings commence at 7pm. The agenda is available to view here: www.belmont.wa.gov.au/agendas-minutes

12.01.2022 Seniors, youre invited to a free 4 week exercise course to learn how to use the new seniors outdoor exercise equipment at Harman Park! Under the guidance of experienced personal trainers, youll learn how to use each piece of equipment, receive tips to cater to your own abilities and build up your fitness knowledge. Youll be encouraged to try out exercises that improve balance, strength, functional movement, and a range of motion and mobility for joints. Date: Weekly Th...ursdays on 24 September, 1, 8 and 15 of October. Time: 9:30am - 10:30am Location: Harman Park, 21 Harman Street, Belmont. Register for free here https://harman-park.eventbrite.com.au/

11.01.2022 Keep your furry friends safe on hot days! If you’re struggling with the heat this summer, remember that your pet is equally vulnerable to heat stroke. According to the RSPCA it can take as little as six minutes for a dog to die in a hot car. Please do not leave any animal locked in your car while you visit shopping centres or other locations. If you see a distressed pet in a vehicle unattended, contact the RSPCA on 1300 278 3589 or Police on 131 444.

11.01.2022 Calling all young environmental superstars! We want to celebrate young people in our City showing real leadership in environmentally friendly initiatives with our Youth Green Award. One of our 2019 winners, Alia Weymouth (pictured), inspired her school to ban plastic water bottles for sale at her school canteen.... Who do you know that deserves recognition? Find out more and nominate at www.belmont.wa.gov.au/youthgreenaward

11.01.2022 Join Australias only archaeologist/comedian KC Martin-Stone as she digs deeper into how various cultures have dealt with death over the centuries and covers the fascinating ways people have disposed of dead bodies. In this Ruth Faulkner Library online event, KC will demystify the darkness surrounding death care practices - with a touch of her hilarious style of gallows humour that made her a sold-out smash hit of the 2020 Adelaide Fringe Festival and Darwin Festival seasons.... Date: Wednesday 16 September Time: 6pm - 7pm Location: Online - link provided on registration. This talk is rated PG as it includes detailed descriptions of death and mortuary practices. It is recommended for audiences over the age of 15, however younger people may attend at parental/caregiver discretion. Register for free here https://kcmartinstone.eventbrite.com.au/

11.01.2022 Belmont Hub is vibrant community space in the heart of the City of Belmont. Applications to lease second floor office space at affordable rates are now open for eligible not-for-profit organisations. To take the next step, register your interest by Friday 11 September and attend a briefing on Tuesday 15 September. Learn more here https://bit.ly/3bENMap

11.01.2022 Work is underway on the Tonkin Gap Project which includes Tonkin Highway - Collier Road to Dunreath Drive. This is a Main Roads Western Australia project that will address the current bottleneck where the highway reduces from three lanes to two lanes in Bayswater and Redcliffe, significantly reducing travel times and improving safety. Works on this project are pausing from 18 December 2020 to 4 January 2021, however, there will be some important works undertaken in the lead u...p to 18 December. These include the temporary closure of Dunstone Road (see image) in early December and night works along the median of Tonkin Highway between Great Eastern Highway and Stanton Road. Main Roads will have noise and vibration management measures in place to minimise disturbance. To learn more about the project, visit the Main Roads Western Australia page here: https://tinyurl.com/y5qfxch5

10.01.2022 Bring your appetite to Big Light Out on tonight - we've got plenty of food trucks lined up to fill any rumbling stomachs! We’ll be joined by a range of mouth-watering options, take a look at the list to see what’s on offer. Just so you know, the food trucks will be located outside of the fenced area so your booked timeslot does not impact when you can visit them for a tasty dinner or snack! If you’re looking to #LiveLighter and chomp on a healthy food choice, we’ve noted each... food truck’s healthy dish below. Spice Box Chickpea Curry Munchy Machine Taco with bean, avocado & corn salsa Porta Pizza Woodfired Pizza Juice Station Freshly squeezed fruit & vegetable juice Suzy's Icecream Fruit cups Ben Talbot - Auth Dealer for Dippin’ Dots Ice Cream Berri Quelch Icy Poles Mopoke Coffee Long Black What mouth-watering option will you choose? We're also on tomorrow night Saturday 14 November with more delicious food vendors!

10.01.2022 Today we welcomed our Youth Champions from Belmont City College to Belmont Hub for a special tour and sausage sizzle, and caught up with them afterwards to hear their thoughts! The Youth Champions initiative came from the City of Belmont Community Safety Taskforce. We wanted to hear directly from the youth what they would like to see in Belmont, and the Youth Champions are the voice of youth in our City.

10.01.2022 Hamish the Bear has a special place in the new Belmont Museum in Belmont Hub. He is believed to be early 1900s, and our textile conservator Patricia Moncrieff has been painstakingly restoring this well-loved bear ready for his new home in Belmont Museum. Hamish the Bear was given his name by a little girl who won the Citys Teddy Bears Picnic naming competition in 2016.... Hamishs patriotic tartan outfit with velvet jacket and beret is reminiscent of World War I era Ally-Bears mascots which were dressed in the uniform of the allied forces. Hamish will be on display when the new Museum opens, along with many other fascinating exhibits. To keep informed with the upcoming opening of our new community focused, cross-generational building, the Citys website (www.belmont.wa.gov.au), social media channels and e-newsletters (tinyurl.com/yy86exfp) will be regularly updated with the latest information.

10.01.2022 Djurandi Dreaming has led some great events during NAIDOC Week at the City of Belmont. However, the cultural celebrations don't end here! Join Djurandi Dreaming for a children's yarning session to learn about Noongar people, seasons, art, language and local history. This session will be held on Wednesday 25 November from 4pm - 5pm at the Innovation Lab in Belmont Hub and is suited to children aged 6 - 12 years. Book free tickets here https://djurandi-dreaming.eventbrite.co...m.au This event is part of the City of Belmont's Let's Celebrate Festival presented by Live_Lighter in partnership with Healthway and supported by Lotterywest. Take a look at other Festival events in our events calendar www.belmont.wa.gov.au/festivaleventscalendar

10.01.2022 Congratulations to our Belmonster Competition winner, Marley from Cloverdale! As part of the launch of our new community centre, Belmont Hub, children were invited to submit their own Belmonster to build on the existing series of characters. The City’s friendly Belmonsters were created as part of a collaborative partnership between the City of Belmont, local community members, author Bailey Bosch and illustrator Cameron Aitkenhead resulting in the City’s first children’s book... - The Adventures of the Belmonsters. A second book The Belmonster and the Bear was launched last year and both are available for sale from The Shop in Belmont Hub. Marley described his winning design as a fit, happy and healthy monster. He buys and eats fruit from Belmont Forum, he skates at the Belmont Skate Park, reads books from the library and loves living all over Belmont. He likes using the cross walks and keeping fit. Congratulations are also extended to the competition runners-up, Louise and Kirrali, for their Belmonsters Kaybear and Jerry!

09.01.2022 Get your singing voice ready - our free Carols in the Park event is nearly here! Bring your family and a picnic rug and join us this Friday 18 December to share the Christmas cheer! This year we'll be joined on stage by Redcliffe Primary School, Christmas Angels and the Australian Girls Choir, followed by an entertaining Christmas Show. Make sure you bring your appetite for dinner and snacks from food trucks (costs apply). Date: Friday 18 December... Time: 5:30pm - 8:30pm Location: Faulkner Park, Cloverdale This event is for everyone and we're proud to announce that the carols will also be Auslan interpreted! Pre-register for free to save time on entry https://carols-in-the-park.eventbrite.com.au Please be aware there will be no fireworks at this year's event.

08.01.2022 It’s Mental Health Week In 2020, this week runs from 10 17 October with the theme of Strengthening Our Community Live, Learn, Work, Play which aims to increase mental wellbeing in WA communities. A great way to increase your mental wellbeing is through talking to others. Chat to trusted friends and family or if you are worried, your GP. If you or a loved one need to reach out for professional assistance, the below helplines will provide you with immediate access to sup...port and advice that is confidential, anonymous and free. Mental Health Support Lines Lifeline: 13 11 14 Mental Health Emergency Response Line: 1300 555 788 (Metro) Beyond Blue: 1300 224 636 Crisis Care Helpline: 9223 1111 MensLine Australia: 1300 78 99 78 Mindspot: 1800 61 44 34 Domestic Violence Support RUAH Community Services for City of Belmont Residents only (In collaboration with the City Belmont and Belmont Police): 13 78 24 Family and Domestic Violence: 1800 RESPECT or 1800 737 732 Children and Youth Mental Health Support Lines Kids Helpline: 1800 551 800 (5 to 25 year olds) or 1800 654 432 (parents) Head Space: 1800 650 890 (12-25 year olds, family and friends) Other Support Lines National Debt Helpline: 1800 007 007

08.01.2022 We’re still on! All the fun kicks off tonight at Faulkner Park is set to come alive with light, colour and sound at our Big Light Out event this evening (Friday 13 November) from 6:30pm - 9:30pm. Get all the details below to make the most of your night. WEATHER: This evening’s event will go ahead as current forecasts indicate clearing conditions as the day progresses. But you may want to bring your just in case! TICKETS: This free event is ticketed. Please have your ...tickets ready to be scanned by staff at entry. Haven’t booked tickets? You’re welcome to sign in at the gate or book via Eventbrite here for this evening's event or tomorrow Saturday 14 November: https://big-light-out.eventbrite.com.au FOOD: Food can be purchased from a range of food trucks located in the Civic Centre car park (at end of Robinson Avenue). These are located outside of the fenced area so your booked timeslot does not impact when you can access them. We’ll be joined by a range of mouth-watering options including some healthy Live_Lighter choices. GETTING AROUND: Please note that Robinson Avenue will be closed to cars for this event. TRANSPORT: Why not ride, walk or take public transport? Secure your bike in monitored parking or use one of the multiple bus stops on surrounding streets that make catching public transport to this event a breeze. Plan your journey using Transperth https://tinyurl.com/y5jvj3mz INSTAGRAM: We love seeing your snaps! Share your day with #celebratebelmont and tag @belmontcouncilwa for the chance to be featured in the Belmont Bulletin.

08.01.2022 Today is R U OK Day, a reminder that every day is a day to start a conversation that could change a life. If someone you know is acting out of character or you feel something is not right, be sure to ask "R U OK? By asking this question you could help a family member, friend or workmate open up. Learn what more to say to keep the conversation going below. #RUOKDay #RUOK

08.01.2022 Upcoming Night Works As part of the preliminary works for METRONETs Morley-Ellenbrook Line, the Main Roads Western Australia Tonkin Gap Alliance will be working at night along sections of Tonkin Highway and Broun Avenue. These works commence tonight, Wednesday 16 September and will run intermittently on weeknights between 7pm and 5am until Wednesday 30 September. Speed reductions and noise and vibration management will be in place while works are underway.... For more information visit the Main Roads project page https://tinyurl.com/y45mv4th

07.01.2022 Kickstart your health and wellbeing journey with the Citys CountUSin program! Registrations for Round 20 starting 12 October are now open with final places to be filled this week. Our ten week healthy lifestyle program comprises of two exercise sessions per week with our CountUSin mentors, fortnightly cooking classes and outdoor exercise sessions for just $11.10 per week. The program is open to City of Belmont residents who do not work full time and who are interested in making improvements to their health and wellbeing. For more information or to register contact our Healthy Communities team on 9477 7438 or email [email protected]

07.01.2022 We’re down to our final tickets make sure you don’t miss on the Belmont Museum’s first ever murder mystery dinner by booking your tickets here https://museum-mystery.eventbrite.com.au It’s your last chance to join us tomorrow, Friday 13 November from 6:30pm as theatre company Cluedunnit lead a Belmont themed mystery. Sip drinks and nibble on canapes as you investigate and interrogate suspects. Who will discover the thief? Event details ... Date: Friday 13 November Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm Location: Belmont Museum, Belmont Hub, 213 Wright Street. Cost: $10 for City of Belmont residents, $20 for non-residents This event is part of the City of Belmont's Let's Celebrate Festival presented by Live_Lighter in partnership with Healthway and supported by Lotterywest. Take a look at other Festival events in our events calendar www.belmont.wa.gov.au/festivaleventscalendar

06.01.2022 The Ruth Faulkner Library might be closed for relocation to Belmont Hub, however a range of great services remain available! #HubHype You can access: Online services such as e-books, e-audiobooks, e-magazines and Kanopy streaming here tinyurl.com/tvy54m2 Online programming including Storytime and Rhymetime via our YouTube channel here youtube.com/c/CityofBelmont215 ... Tickets to upcoming school holiday activities and events here cityofbelmont.eventbrite.com The 24/7 after-hours chute at 215 Wright Street if you would like to return something. Note that our Library team have extended all due dates to ensure that nothing needs to be returned during the closure. We cant wait for you to see the new Library within Belmont Hub! In addition to offering a broader range of hours, there will be an exciting schedule of regular library programs on offer to all. To keep informed with the latest #HubHype, the Citys website (www.belmont.wa.gov.au/), social media channels and e-newsletters (tinyurl.com/yy86exfp) will be regularly updated with the latest information about Belmont Hub.

05.01.2022 Stay on the nice list this holiday season and keep recycling right! Check out Santa's handy guide for your Christmas waste. To learn more about what goes in each bin, visit www.belmont.wa.gov.au/your-bins

05.01.2022 The latest #HubHype whats coming to the Museum! In 2012 the remnants of a 19th Century convict built road made of 300 year old jarrah discs was uncovered buried under what is now Great Eastern Highway. Since that time the City has been assisted by Dr Ian MacLeod in conserving the historic cheese-like shape wooden discs. They have now found their forever home in the new Belmont Museums state-of-the-art climate controlled display at Belmont Hub. Keep an eye on our socials for more exciting behind-the-scenes stories!

05.01.2022 Changing behaviour is one of the most difficult things we can try to do. Whether the change involves diet, exercise or habits, the ultimate aim of any behaviour change is to solve or alleviate a problem. In this seminar, youll learn about the key ingredients for change, why change strategies that rely on fear and regret dont work, the impact of all or nothing thinking and the power of failing at least once. Date: Thursday 17 September... Time: 6:30pm - 7:30pm Location: Rivervale Community Centre, corner Surrey Road and Francisco Street, Rivervale. Cost: $5 This seminar is suitable for teenagers and adults. Register here https://change-motivation.eventbrite.com.au/

03.01.2022 Be snake aware! As we move towards the warmer months snakes will be on the move as they emerge to bask in the sun. Please remember not to take any risks if you see a snake and do not approach or aggravate it in any way. Most bites occur when people accidentally step on snakes or if they attempt to kill them. If you find a snake in your garden or house please contact the Wildcare Helpline on 9474 9055 to be referred to a volunteer reptile remover.... If you see a snake in a park or reserve, please contact the City of Belmont Parks and Environment Department on 9477 7257.

03.01.2022 Watch Katy Steele from Little Birdy and more Perth acts live for free in a park near you! The City of Belmont is excited to have ARIA award nominated singer-songwriter Katy Steele of Little Birdy fame performing at our free SyncUp concert on Saturday 28 November. Katy Steele and her band will be performing at three locations with different entertainment at each so take your pick from the below! Wilson Park, Rivervale... Songbook These Galahs Dodgeball Katy Steele on stage at 5pm Miles Park, Cloverdale Mitchell Martin The Healys Circus Zone Katy Steele on stage at 6pm Redcliffe Park, Redcliffe Chris Gibbs Band The Rough Housers Freedom Fairies Katy Steele on stage at 7pm Food will be available for purchase from food trucks at all of the parks. The event is free, book your tickets here to save time at entry: https://sync-up.eventbrite.com.au SyncUp is part of the City's Let's Celebrate Festival presented by Live_Lighter in partnership with Healthway and supported by Lotterywest.

02.01.2022 Do you know an outstanding Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander community member who deserves to be recognised? If so, now is the time to nominate them for the Citys NAIDOC Community Award! As part of NAIDOC Week, the City of Belmont is proud to present this award for an individuals achievements in sport, education, business, music, art, culture or community service. Pictured is Mayor Cr. Phil Marks with last years awesome award recipient Neil Coyne. Nominees must be a resi...dent of the City of Belmont, work in or attend an educational institution or participate in an organisation within the City of Belmont. Complete a nomination form here: https://tinyurl.com/naidoc-awards.

02.01.2022 Tonight is the last Belmont Ballerz of the school term and it’s going to be extra special! If you’re aged 12-16, come along from 5:30pm 7:30pm at the Belmont Forum car park near Dome café for a meet and greet with some of the Perth Redbacks NBL1 Players! There will also be prizes and giveaways in addition to food from Belmont Forum and a chill out zone with City of Belmont Youth Services. This City of Belmont initiative has been developed thanks to grant funding from Western Australia Police Force and is delivered in partnership with City of Belmont Youth Services, YMCA WA, Belmont Forum, Perth Redbacks and the Western Australia Police Force.

01.01.2022 The City is currently reviewing its ward system which includes ward boundaries and the number of Councillors for each ward. The review will consider factors such as community of interest, physical and topographical features, demographic trends, economic factors and ratio of Council members to electors. Residents and ratepayers are encouraged to read the discussion paper and make a submission here: https://connect.belmont.wa.gov.au/wardreview By taking part in the process, you will help shape the most appropriate and effective ward structure for the City of Belmont.

01.01.2022 Are you an environmental warrior? Join the team and help combat the introduced plant Pink Gladiolus! By volunteering at our upcoming Grab a Gladi day on Sunday 4 October from 9am-11am at Signal Hill Bushland, youll assist us in removing the Gladi weed which threatens our native flora. Morning tea will be provided. Book your tickets here https://gladi.eventbrite.com.au