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City of Gosnells

Locality: Gosnells, Western Australia, Australia

Phone: +61 8 9397 3000

Address: 2120 Albany Highway 6110 Gosnells, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.gosnells.wa.gov.au

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25.01.2022 You can learn more about the delivery of sport and recreational facilities in the City of Gosnells following the development of the City's Sports Plan 2020-2029. The Sports Plan, unanimously adopted by the Council, will ensure the City continues to develop sport and recreational facilities to meet the needs of the community and allow more people to be more active more often. View the Plan at https://bit.ly/3773EAC

25.01.2022 Graffiti is ugly and unsightly and when removed quickly, is less likely to occur. Anyone can report any acts of graffiti vandalism against public assets, community facilities or private property. If graffiti vandalism occurs on your property, remember to report the incident as soon as possible. Simply take a photo and upload it to the WA Police website at www.goodbyegraffiti.wa.gov.au. Alternatively, you can call 1800 44 22 55.... Together we can minimise the effects of graffiti and help make the City a safer and more vibrant place to live. Read more about the Citys approach to graffiti here bit.ly/3a10oI5.

25.01.2022 The next green waste verge collection takes place from Monday 14 September for homes in selected parts of Thornlie. Remember, green waste ready for collection can only be placed on the verge up to a week prior. Double check the collection dates for your area at bit.ly/2Vts3df.

24.01.2022 We will remember them. As part of the City's recognition of Remembrance Day, displays have been installed at Thornlie Library and the Knowledge Centre in Gosnells, to pay respect to Australians who served during armed conflicts, and those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Community members can view the displays during library opening hours until early 2021, including items from the City's Heritage collection as well as an original slouch hat, on loan from the Gosnells RSL Sub-Branch. Find out our library opening hours at https://bit.ly/36hzAC3

24.01.2022 Can you believe these native Zamia palms are between 200 to 250 years old? Five of these plants were carefully removed from Robinson Park in Gosnells before work on the community park and residential subdivision began, and were cared for at a specialist nursery before being re-planted with an additional five Zamia palms at the site last week. Approximately 200 trees and 2,300 shrubs many of them native are being planted at the site, due for completion soon! Your new Rob...inson Park will feature: Childrens playground Picnic areas Barbecues Public toilet Seating Lighting On street parking Basketball half-court. Read more about the project here. https://bit.ly/3g5mOtl

24.01.2022 Do you know a young BMX rider? The Lions Club of Gosnells recently leant the City a hand to construct this Peewee (mini BMX) track at Chelsfield Park in Gosnells. The Club was keen to help the City in the redevelopment of the park, and we think theyve done a terrific job! Once complete, the park will also feature: - Nature based playground with shade sails, sand and rubber soft-fall - Large lawn areas with sports multi-goal - New seating - Bike racks... - Lighting - Drink fountain Chelsfield Park is expected to be completed late this year. You can read more about the project here. https://yoursay.gosnells.wa.gov.au/glyndebourne-avenue-rese

23.01.2022 Council has recently made the City of Gosnells Parking Amendment Local Law 2020 for the purpose of amending the City of Gosnells Parking Local Law 2012. The effect is to remove clauses covered in State legislation and make minor amendments to various parking restrictions in the district. The local law was gazetted on 20 November 2020 and will become operational 14 days after that date. A copy of the Parking Amendment Local Law 2020 is available on the City’s website at https:...//bit.ly/2IX5k81 and can also be viewed at the Civic Centre or any of the City’s libraries during normal opening hours. Further details can be found at https://bit.ly/33grd9c

22.01.2022 Do you know someone involved in a project that makes our community a safer and better place to live? Nominate a person or group in this years Safe City Awards. Theres up to $1,000 in prize money to be awarded. You can nominate an individual or group in three categories.... Community Kids Award Primary school or individual class Community Initiative Award Young person/youth group or not-for-profit organisation involved in youth activities Constable Peter Ball Memorial Youth Award Individual or organisation Entries close Wednesday 30 September. Find all the info here http://bit.ly/2Lt5jE0.

22.01.2022 Now here’s a good mews story Ally the cat has been reunited with her owner Robyn after going missing for more than two years! Ally was lost from the suburb of Shelley in June 2018 and our Rangers recently found her in Kenwick. As Ally was microchipped, a quick check of her details meant she could be returned to her happy and surprised owner. What a purrfect ending! Did you know all cats from the age of six months must be sterilised, microchipped and registered, by law? Find out more about responsible pet ownership at http://bit.ly/2R5qMpy

22.01.2022 This week is Scams Awareness Week and an important reminder that everyone can learn to recognise scams and protect themselves from identity theft. WA ScamNet has had increasing reports of scammers tricking consumers into handing over personal identification number (PIN) verification codes. Scammers use these PINs to gain access to your personal information. To find out how to protect yourself from scams, plus more resources to help you identify scams, visit the City website here https://bit.ly/3iOWULX. #scamsweek2020

22.01.2022 Bulk general waste collections get underway in selected areas of Maddington, Martin and Gosnells next week from Monday 14 September. Items ready for collection can be placed on your verge up to one week before. Electronic goods (including computer equipment and TVs), mattresses, white goods and scrap metals should be placed in separate piles, as these are recycled. Learn more about what is included in the junk verge collection on our website at bit.ly/2wrQZ9n.... To find out when the next verge collection is in your neighbourhood, visit bit.ly/2Vts3df.

21.01.2022 We are pleased to announce that the City is a state finalist in the national Australian Event Awards 2020, in the Coates Hire Best Community Event category. Our Home But Not Alone initiative began to keep our residents connected and engaged with their community while staying home to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. This included a number of unique driveway-based events including delivering 35,000 Easter eggs, a Driveway Disco and a fireworks display all without breaking WAs physical distancing rules. Read more about the awards below.

20.01.2022 Have your say about the projects that will shape the future of the City of Gosnells. Check out Your Say Gosnells, a dedicated online consultation hub where you can submit feedback on a range of projects. Submissions received through the website are taken on board and regular project updates are posted.... To find out more, and to register to take part, head to www.yoursay.gosnells.wa.gov.au.

20.01.2022 As part of National Child Protection Week, local parents and carers can attend a free workshop to learn valuable safety skills and strategies to help empower children and keep them safe from abuse. This workshop is ideal for parents and carers of children aged 3 10 years. Date: Wednesday 9 September... Time: 6.00pm - 7.30pm Venue: Mills Park Centre Lesser Hall To register, visit our website bit.ly/3gtnM2L. Child Protection Week reminds us that we all have a part to play in protecting children.

20.01.2022 We Harmony Fields Dog Park. Harmony Fields in Maddington was recently voted as one of the top three dog parks in Perth by ABC Radio listeners! Have you checked it out yet? Show us your pups enjoying the City of Gosnells in the comments below.... @2pap.chug.life (IG)

20.01.2022 The Citys Operations Centre offers recycling for a variety of items that cant be recycled in your regular kerbside recycling bin. Fluorescent light globes, x-rays, car batteries and motor oil can be dropped off in special designated bins located just inside the gates at the Citys Operations Centre 2 Canning Park Avenue (off Kelvin Road), Maddington. To find out more about items that cant go in your yellow bin, but can be recycled elsewhere visit our website here bit.ly/2F9f5Nu.

19.01.2022 Local residents near Robinson Park in Gosnells celebrated their newly transformed park with a community event featuring a free sausage sizzle, inflatable play equipment and activities for children and youth. The 2.9ha park is part of a multi-million dollar redevelopment project and features a nature-based all-abilities playground, picnic areas, barbecues, a path network, basketball half-court, off-leash dog exercise area and extensive tree planting and landscaping. The su...rrounding residential lots are now available for sale, with more details available from selling agent MMJ Real Estate on 9325 5880. Learn more about the project here: https://bit.ly/2ZWy3yR

18.01.2022 Bulk general junk verge collections will recommence with selected homes in Maddington and Orange Grove collected from Monday 7 September. General junk verge collection includes: Household furniture (no glass panels or table tops) White goods, such as stoves, dishwashers, washing machines and clothes dryers (doors must be removed)... Fridges, freezers (doors must be removed) and air conditioners General junk items, scrap metal and timber products up to 1.5m in length Learn more about what is included in the general junk verge collection at bit.ly/2wrQZ9n. Remember, to reduce illegal dumping only place items on your verge no earlier than 7 days prior to your collection date. To find out when the next general junk collection date for your property, simply look up your address on our website here bit.ly/2Vts3df.

18.01.2022 From 15 22 November, we’re shining a light on road safety as part of #NationalRoadSafetyWeek. This year, we’re seeking 500 local motorists to join more than 28,000 people nationally who have pledged to ‘drive so others survive’. There’s still time to make your pledge, just click http://bit.ly/RoadSafetyWeekPledge or visit the City’s Civic Centre or any of our four libraries to make your pledge in person.

18.01.2022 Do you have questions about City facilities, services and events? Want to know how to contact the City, or learn more about your Mayor, Councillors and stay informed about Council decisions? Check out our welcome page for residents, an handy guide to living in the City of Gosnells. Visit our website to learn more.

18.01.2022 Wet weather didn't dampen spirits at the Flag Raising Ceremony to start the City's NAIDOC Week celebrations. This year’s theme is ‘Always was. Always will be’. There are a number of other NAIDOC Week activities happening across the City this month, including: NAIDOC Week Art Exhibition, Monday 9 November Monday 23 November... NAIDOC Week Cultural Walk, Friends of Mary Carroll Wetland, Tuesday 10 November NAIDOC Week Storytime, various sessions Bookings are required for attendance at some events and places are filling fast. Visit our website for info http://bit.ly/2z9cu3j

17.01.2022 There's still time to get into the festive spirit and enter your home in the annual Safe City Christmas Lights Competition with some great prizes up for grabs. Entries close this Sunday 6 December, with competition judging taking place from 7 9 December. Find the online entry form on our website at http://bit.ly/2XvYxVA

16.01.2022 Do you use a lot of takeaway containers in your house? Dont forget, plastic takeaway containers can be recycled in your yellow top bin. Simply rinse empty food containers before they go in. This small action reduces contamination and improves the outcome of all recycling.... For more info, check out the waste and recycling guide on our website here bit.ly/2HpeQ1f.

15.01.2022 Sanganak has been part of the Ambedkarite Buddhist Community (ABC) for over a year and is another passionate and proactive community member. He volunteers his time to host robotics workshops for young people aged eight to 15 to inspire them to pursue education in the STEM space science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Read Sanganaks story here bit.ly/3b8HvUn. If you know a fantastic community member or a group doing great work in our community, why not nominate them to be profiled in the next My City of Gosnells story? Find more info on our website here bit.ly/3d9Azpd.

14.01.2022 Two new Speed Advisory Signs have recently been installed on Shreeve Road in Canning Vale. These signs measure the speed of vehicles and display each vehicle's speed as it approaches the sign. Recent data suggests that these signs have already shown to reduce speeds. The signs act as a great reminder for road users to continue to adhere to the speed limit and keep our local streets safe.

13.01.2022 Nominate someone who is working to make the City of Gosnells a safer place through a crime prevention or community safety program. Theres up to $1,000 in prize money to be awarded in this years Safe City Awards. You can nominate an individual or group in three categories.... Community Kids Award Primary school or individual class Community Initiative Award Young person/youth group or not-for-profit organisation involved in youth activities Constable Peter Ball Memorial Youth Award Individual or organisation. Entries close Wednesday 30 September 2020. Find all the info here bit.ly/2Lt5jE0.

13.01.2022 Do you know someone who makes our community a better place? Nominations are now open for the 2021 Community Citizen of the Year Awards. Award categories include:... Citizen of the Year Youth Citizen of the Year Senior Citizen of the Year Active Citizenship Award for a community group or event Winners will be announced at the Citys Australia Day celebrations in 2021. Nominations close 31 October 2020. Find all the info at www.citizenshipawards.com.au and Auspire.

13.01.2022 The next green waste verge collection takes place from Monday 24 August for homes in selected parts of Langford. Remember, green waste ready for collection can only be placed on the verge up to a week prior. Double check the collection dates for your area at http://bit.ly/2Vts3df.

13.01.2022 As part of National Child Protection week, the Constable Care team will be visiting Park Play on Friday 11 September at the Mills Park Centre. Through puppets and songs, this performance is an ideal way to present the key concepts of protective behaviours to young children in an engaging and non-threatening way. The performance is best suited to children of kindergarten age. When: Friday 11 September, 10.00am 10.45am... Where: Mills Park Centre, Function Room This is a free event and bookings are not required. For more info on this special Park Play session visit bit.ly/2YRcbV8. See the full list of upcoming Park Play events bit.ly/2Ubsk4g.

13.01.2022 Meet Kylie! Kylie is from the Southern River Scout Group. She is part of a committed team of volunteers who support young people aged 6 to 18 years. Scouts helps local young people develop in all facets of life, build confidence and grow into constructive citizens in their communities. Read Kylies story on our website here bit.ly/2Q2OZ1j.... Do you know someone doing great work in our community? Why not nominate them to be profiled in the next My City of Gosnells story. Find more info here bit.ly/3d9Azpd.

13.01.2022 Don't waste your e-waste. Make sure e-waste such as personal computers, printers, keyboards, televisions and cabling doesnt end up in a kerbside bin, as these items contain materials that can be recovered and recycled. E-waste can be put out in your general junk collection each year. Find the collection dates for your address here bit.ly/2Vts3df.... Or find a local drop off point here www.recycleright.wa.gov.au/find-my-nearest.

13.01.2022 There’s still time to come along to one of the remaining activities happening across the City as we celebrate Seniors Week, Saturday 8 November Sunday 14 November. Our over 55s have enjoyed a wide range of experiences including educational, art, entertainment and fitness activities and there’s plenty more fun to be had in the coming days. Visit bit.ly/SeniorsWeekGosnells for all the details, including booking information.

11.01.2022 Bulk general waste collections get underway in selected areas of Maddington and Kenwick from Monday 21 September. Items ready for collection can be placed on your verge up to one week before. Electronic goods (including computer equipment and TVs), mattresses, white goods and scrap metals should be placed in separate piles, as these are recycled. Learn more about what is included in the junk verge collection on our website here bit.ly/2wrQZ9n. ... To find out when the next verge collection is in your neighbourhood, visit bit.ly/2Vts3df.

10.01.2022 Do you want to learn more about ways to save at the hip pocket while reducing your carbon footprint? The City's Switch your thinking initiative has partnered with WA Start-up ClimateClever to help local schools, households and soon businesses to measure, compare and reduce their consumption and costs from energy, water and waste usage through subsidised access to an App-based program. Learn more about the initiative at https://bit.ly/2GqZmLj

10.01.2022 The next green waste verge collection takes place from Monday 21 September for homes in selected parts of Thornlie. Remember, green waste ready for collection can only be placed on the verge up to a week prior. Double check the collection dates for your area at bit.ly/2Vts3df.

10.01.2022 Around 200 Gosnells and Southern River residents gathered at Jean Garvey Park in Gosnells for the first of four family-friendly Your Neighbourhood events. Designed to improve safety and raise awareness about crime prevention, the event included a free sausage sizzle and family activities, and participants were able to chat with City staff and local Police. Big thanks to our partners in the initiative - WA Police Force, Rotary Club Of Gosnells, City of Gosnells Volunteer Bus...h Fire Brigade and Gosnells District Neighbourhood Watch. Stay tuned for information about more Your Neighbourhood events in the first half of 2021.

09.01.2022 If you're visiting the Civic Centre today, please approach the carpark with caution. A family of ducks is exploring the adjacent lawn area and they're not familiar with road safety rules. There have also been other reported sightings of ducks alongside local roads, so please take care if you see any of our feathered friends attempting to navigate their way around the City.

08.01.2022 Will you be joining our Mayor David Goode in making a pledge to ‘drive so others survive?’ As part of National Road Safety Week 15 22 November, we’re seeking 500 local motorists to pledge to drive as if their loved ones were on the road ahead. Signing up is easy, plus you’ll be joining more than 27,000 nationally who’ve already made their pledge. Click http://bit.ly/RoadSafetyWeekPledge to make yours, or you can head to the City’s Civic Centre or any of our four libraries to make your pledge in person.

07.01.2022 Congratulations to the Citys first round of graduates from the Community Innovators, Volunteers and Leaders (CIVAL) Workshop. CIVAL is a partnership project between multiple local governments designed to support newly arrived community members by giving them training opportunities, learn valuable skills and a chance to develop a community initiative. Five women completed the CIVAL leadership course and one of the participants organised a Food Basket project to provide essen...tial goods for families in need during Ramadan and in the early stages of the COVID-19 restrictions when many families were losing their jobs and there were no face-to-face gatherings. Another participant volunteered to assist vulnerable residents with their shopping deliveries during COVID-19, a service offered through the Citys Community Hotline. Read the full story on this fantastic program here bit.ly/33jgB8T. Funding for the project was provided through the Commonwealth Department of Home Affairs.

07.01.2022 Covered in food? Cardboard or paper packaging with food residue should go in your general waste bin. Items like pizza boxes, Uber bags and takeaway containers may contaminate other recyclable items if placed in the recycling bin dirty. Empty and clean is the way to go when it comes to good recycling! ... For more about what goes in what bin, visit our website bit.ly/2HpeQ1f

07.01.2022 Get in early for our first Plants for Locals event, this Saturday 15 August from 9am noon. Residents of the City of Gosnells can collect up to 10 free plants per household from the Wilkinson Homestead Museum. Proof of address is required. Please bring photo ID (drivers licence or passport), and a recent Rate Notice or utility bill... Plants will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis Dont forget to bring a box to take them home. Theres will also be gardening tips, a sausage sizzle, coffee van and activities for the kids. This initiative is a partnership project with the Armadale Gosnells Landcare Group, funded by the Federal Governments Communities Environment Program. Find more info on our website here bit.ly/2P3zvK6.

07.01.2022 Meet Manoj, founder of the not-for-profit Ambedkarite Buddhist Community. The organisation shares a vision of establishing a modern community free from discrimination against religion, race, gender, caste or nationality. Read more about Manoj’s story at https://bit.ly/ManojKasare. If you know someone making a great contribution to our community, why not nominate them to be profiled in the next My City of Gosnells story? Find more info here on our website bit.ly/3d9Azpd

07.01.2022 Its National Science Week all across Australia! #scienceweek This annual celebration of science and technology is a great opportunity to get the kids involved with one of the many science activities the City runs all year round. Our City of Gosnells Library Services run a variety of exciting and interesting programming for young people throughout the year. Visit the library events calendar to see whats on. bit.ly/2FGMuQr.... Check out Switch your thinking for activities for young people that focus on sustainable practices including the Young Re-Inventor competition, held each year for students under the age of 18. Find more info here bit.ly/3aN7UoY.

07.01.2022 The next green waste verge collection takes place from Monday 31 August for homes in selected parts of Thornlie and Kenwick. Remember, green waste ready for collection can only be placed on the verge up to a week prior. Double check the collection dates for your area at bit.ly/2Vts3df.

07.01.2022 The City has made the difficult decision to cancel the 2020 Fusion Food and Culture Festival.

06.01.2022 What a turn out! More than 1,100 residents collected their free natives as part of our first Plants for Locals event, held last Saturday at the Wilkinson Homestead Museum in Gosnells. Unfortunately, we have no plants left for residents who missed out, but we encourage you to keep an eye on the City's events calendar for more community events to take part in at https://bit.ly/3h1QOHS This initiative was a partnership project with the Armadale Gosnells Landcare Group, funded by the Federal Governments Communities Environment Program.

06.01.2022 Jean Garvey Park in Gosnells will be temporarily closed from Wednesday 25 November while minor upgrades are underway. We appreciate your patience while the works take place. For more park and playground locations, head to https://bit.ly/3jQ25LS

06.01.2022 The next green waste verge collection takes place from Monday 7 September for homes in selected parts of Thornlie. Remember, green waste ready for collection can only be placed on the verge up to a week prior. Double check the collection dates for your area at bit.ly/2Vts3df.

05.01.2022 Will you be joining us for our annual family Christmas celebration, Jingle All the Way? On Saturday 12 December, Centennial Pioneer Park in Gosnells will be transformed into a magical Christmas wonderland, featuring an interactive Christmas trail, roving performers, community concert, spectacular light display and much more. Find all the information on the City’s website at https://bit.ly/3lCVZzz

05.01.2022 Love your bike? We’ve partnered with the Crime Stoppers Bikelinc program and the WA Police Force to help reunite local people with their lost or stolen bikes. Connecting you and your bike is easy. Just create a free Bikelinc profile at www.bikelinc.com.au. For your chance to WIN a $1,000 bike store voucher or one of three $100 runners-up vouchers, follow the steps at https://bit.ly/Bikelincproject to enter the City’s draw. We’ll also have fortnightly draws for the chance to win one of 20 D-Locks worth $50 each, donated by Crime Stoppers WA. Conditions and eligibility apply.

04.01.2022 If you live in Huntingdale, you may notice a few parks temporarily closed in your neighbourhood from Monday 16 November while minor upgrades are underway. Impacted parks include Balfour Street, Isaac Place and Southernwood Park. We appreciate your patience while the works are underway. For more park and playground locations, head to https://bit.ly/3jQ25LS.

04.01.2022 Glyndebourne Park was bustling with smiling faces yesterday as we officially opened the newly transformed park in Thornlie. The park features a nature-based childrens playground with log trails, lawn areas, circuit path and a basketball hoop, which were all requested by the local residents. Learn more about this park, plus other projects currently underway in the City of Gosnells at Your Say Gosnells bit.ly/2B5pyrE.

04.01.2022 Dont waste your e-waste. Make sure e-waste such as personal computers, printers, keyboards, televisions and cabling doesnt end up in a kerbside bin, as these items contain materials that can be recovered and recycled. E-waste can be put out in your general junk collection each year. Find the collection dates for your address here bit.ly/2Vts3df.... Or find a local drop off point here www.recycleright.wa.gov.au/find-my-nearest.

03.01.2022 Discover the best Christmas lights in your neighbourhood! Judging for the annual Safe City Christmas Lights Competition is currently underway. If you are going to view the Christmas lights, please remember to be COVID-19 safe and maintain physical distancing, be considerate of neighbours, drive carefully, park safely and remember there will be children visiting the displays. Find the locations on our website at http://bit.ly/2XvYxVA

03.01.2022 December’s City Update eNewsletter has now been delivered to inboxes. Inside this month’s edition you’ll find: City services for the Christmas and New Year period COVID-19 register requirement Jingle All the Way event... Safe City Christmas Lights Competition City's plan for future sport facilities delivery View the online version https://mailchi.mp/gosnells/city-of-gosnells-778750 Receive the latest City news, project updates and community information each month directly in your inbox. Sign up at http://bit.ly/GosnellsENewsSubscription

03.01.2022 Meet Hala, a volunteer in the City of Gosnells since 2004. Hala is interested in using her skills and knowledge to help the community, particularly those of refugee and migrant backgrounds. She was active during the COVID-19 lockdown and supported community members with food baskets. Read more about Hala’s story at https://bit.ly/2UVVFRk If you know someone making a great contribution to our community, why not nominate them to be profiled in the next My City of Gosnells story? Find more info on our website https://bit.ly/2UVVFRk

03.01.2022 Today is R U OK? Day. Our national day to remind Australians that every day is the day to ask, Are you OK? 2020 has been a challenging year for many and circumstances have made it even more important for us all to stay connected and, for those who are able, be willing to support those around us who may be struggling with lifes ups and downs.... Learn what to say after R U OK? and find more conversation tips at www.ruok.org.au/how-to-ask

02.01.2022 The first stage of the exciting Gosnells Town Centre revitalisation is now underway. The new-look town square will provide better access from Albany Highway and create a more usable, safer and friendly community space. With construction beginning today, the vacant land adjacent to the Agonis will not be available for parking. The Knowledge Centre library at the Agonis and other nearby businesses and services will remain open during the redevelopment period.... A new 55 bay car park including landscaping and lighting will be completed following the completion of the Town Square. Read more about the project here bit.ly/2YDkhke.

02.01.2022 Are you guilty of wish-cycling? You think it should be recycled, so you put it in your yellow kerbside bin? There is a misconception that some common items can be placed in your yellow recycling bin, when in reality they may contaminate other materials (such as nappies and dirty food containers), or require highly specialised recycling processes (such as small plastic lids, electronic waste and clothing). Things like dirty disposable nappies, soft plastic packaging, plast...ic milk lids, electronic items and old clothing cant be placed in your yellow kerbside recycling bin, but may be recycled in other ways. For more about recycling basics, visit www.wastesorted.wa.gov.au/be-a-great-sort/recycle.

02.01.2022 The next green waste verge collections take place from Monday 23 November for homes in selected parts of Gosnells. Remember, green waste ready for collection can only be placed on the verge up to a week prior to the collection date. Double check the collection dates for your area at bit.ly/2Vts3df.

01.01.2022 Help the City shine bright and enter the annual Safe City Christmas Lights Competition. Entries are now open until Sunday 6 December. Each year, neighbourhoods in the City showcase their Christmas spirit by decorating with festive Christmas lights. There are cash prizes to be won, over multiple entry categories. Competition judging takes place from 7 9 December. Find the online entry form, plus terms and conditions, on our website at http://bit.ly/2XvYxVA