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City of Subiaco

Locality: Subiaco, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9237 9222

Address: 241 Rokeby Road 6008 Subiaco, WA, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Work has started on a new mural at the Haydn Bunton Drive underpass by Lego Masters winner and Perth artist, Jackson Harvey, and Bob Hawke College students The City commissioned the 25-metre long artwork which will help increase vibrancy and brighten up the popular path, as well as provide a number of social benefits. The Year 7 students helped create the design and worked on skill development with Jackson before getting stuck into painting yesterday.... Jackson said this project was a great opportunity for the kids to create something in their neighbourhood that they could be proud of. READ THE FULL STORY:

25.01.2022 If you missed out on any holidays abroad over the past year then a visit to the Subiaco Museum is the ticket. The Unexpected Moments photographic exhibition will allow you to explore exotic parts of the world and meet some of it's characters - all within the safety of your City borders. There are just two remaining days to take in this fantastic collection from photographer Denny Roberts, see the exhibition on Friday 29 from 1pm to 4pm or Saturday 30 from 10am to 2pm.

24.01.2022 Got two wheels? Give us your two cents To help us work towards managing future growth of cycling infrastructure in the City, we want your feedback on our draft Bike Plan. Anyone who rides in or through Subiaco is encouraged to contribute.... Penny Taylor - Subiaco Mayor said: Whether people are commuting to work or riding for fun, the actions that will come out of this plan will help make our cycling network and infrastructure safer and better for all. Find out more: https://bit.ly/3lxtBj7

24.01.2022 On Friday, we welcomed some special guests who very kindly donated a number of children’s books to our Salvos Christmas Appeal. Thank you, Subicare Early Learning Centre If you would like to donate gifts, the box will be in our Admin Centre until Tuesday 22 December or you can donate non-perishable food items at Subiaco Library. https://bit.ly/367YdCn

24.01.2022 The Rokeby Road South Streetscape Master Plan is one of two plans that will guide the future development of this area. The masterplan looks at the design of roads, intersections, footpaths, trees and street furniture. The plan aims to enhance the special character that already exists in the area, and improve safety. Some key features being proposed are Reduce speed limit to 40km/h Introduce road and pavement materials at key intersections Create safe crossing points ...for pedestrians and cyclists Use public art and street furniture to enhance the character of the area You can have your say on this plan, and the Local Development Plan which will guide future development on private land, at have Your Say Subiaco. https://bit.ly/34yuSQR See more

23.01.2022 If youre interested in how the Citys 2 draft Local Planning Policies work to protect character neighbourhoods and address the interface between development with different densities, drop by tomorrow morning and speak with a City planner. Well be opening the doors at the Administration Centre from 8am to 10am so you can speak one-on-one with the project team who have worked with a community working group to draft the updated policies.

23.01.2022 Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the issuing of the 2020/21 rates notice has been delayed until 17 September 2020 and wont be due until 29 October 2020. For more information, including financial hardship consideration, how rates are calculated or how to pay your rates online, visit the Citys website:

22.01.2022 The next bulk waste collection starts on Monday 7 December. Please place your items out for collection on the weekend of 5 and 6 December. The following can be placed out: Furniture Timber products (up to 1.5m in length) ... Stoves and fridges (doors removed) E-waste and electronic items Steel and metal items Gas cylinders For a full list of acceptable items, head to the website: https://bit.ly/2HFmiXI

21.01.2022 Awarded a Community Development Grant by the City in late 2019 for this ambitious project, artist Bee Tan embedded herself as a volunteer with the residents at the Wandana Flats community to collect stories and paint their portraits in her colourful, dynamic style. This resulting pieces have formed a free exhibition which opened this week at Subiaco Library and introduces you to 17 of the the fascinating characters who call the apartment complex home. An official opening, which includes an artist talk, light supper and a performance of the Wandana Song from the residents, will be held Friday 15 January from 6 - 7.30pm. Bookings are essential at https://bit.ly/3hMrOWc.

21.01.2022 TEMPORARY CYCLE LANE CLOSURE The Haydn Bunton underpass cycle lane (pictured) will be partially closed while a new mural is being installed. Dates of the one-lane closure are 3-4 and 7-11 September inclusive. Traffic management will be in place. ... The new mural is being completed by Perth artist and Lego Masters winner, Jackson Harvey, with the help of a number of Bob Hawke College students. Keep an eye out for more info coming soon!

21.01.2022 Introducing Visit Perth, an inviting one-stop-shop showcasing all Inner Perth has to offer. Explore the finest bars, restaurants, cafs, retailers, events and experiences in your neighbourhood from one new space the perfect way to plan your next outing. Discover the delights of the Perth metro area, and check out the video featuring our local legends! We are working with the City of Perth, City of Vincent, City of South Perth and Town of Victoria Park.

21.01.2022 The City and Bob Hawke College planted two new Aleppo pine trees for Remembrance Day to help commemorate those who serve our country. These trees bring historical, environmental and social significance and benefits to our community and I’m looking forward to seeing them grow up alongside generations of Bob Hawke College students, Penny Taylor - Subiaco Mayor said. I hope these trees provide an opportunity for reflection for years to come on all those men and women who serv...ed Australia, especially commemorating those who paid the ultimate price, not only on Remembrance Day, but on every day of every year. A special ceremony was held this afternoon to mark the occasion and was attended by community members, John Taylor who donated the pines, Bob Hawke College Principal John Burke, Subiaco Mayor Penny Taylor, and Bob Hawke College student leaders. https://bit.ly/2UfMkDF

21.01.2022 Did you know the Triangle precinct in Subiaco has the highest concentration of heritage buildings and character streetscapes in our city? Join us for a historical walking tour this Sunday to uncover the history and stories of the houses and people in this area.

20.01.2022 "Together, we create hope. You never know, it might change someone's life somehow." Local Subiaco restauranteur Caleb Azuka lives for the opportunity to bring people together, a sense of family motivating Caleb as a chef, business owner and a proud member of the Subiaco community. The dish that Caleb brings to the table is something we all could use a little more of. #WeAreSubiaco Find more at www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/weare

19.01.2022 Two local business owners have collaborated during the pandemic to make a new pop-up shop on Rowland Street possible. Emma from Re_findpreloved found that while many businesses were turning to the digital space during the pandemic, the concept behind her store didnt translate well. After trying tirelessly to set up a brick and mortar store in the current environment, it was a Subiaco business that came to the rescue CVue Property Managers. ... Mayor Penny Taylor said this attitude of helping each other was really at the heart of our community and reflected the wonderful values that our local business owners have. Read the full story:

18.01.2022 The weather for tomorrow's public holiday is looking perfect for just about anything and the dedicated team at Lords Recreation Centre will be ready to motivate you into some self-care, opening for reduced public holiday hours between 8am - 5pm. The Subiaco Museum, Library and Administration Centre will be closed, resuming normal hours first thing Wednesday 27 January. However you intend to spend the day, be sun smart and stay hydrated.

18.01.2022 COVID-19 PHASE 4 EXTENSION The State Government has announced that Phase 4 restrictions will remain in place until at least Friday 23 October. This means the 2 square metre rule applies until that time. Weve resumed most events and services in a COVID-safe way. To keep up to date on what the City is doing to continuously adapt to changing COVID-19 restrictions, visit our website.

18.01.2022 LAST CHANCE! We're seeking your views on how the local council is structured. The City is currently conducting a Ward and Representation Review and you can read all about it at our online Engagement Hub - Have Your Say Subiaco. Provide your input via the online survey - but hurry! The survey closes at 4pm on Monday 30 November. https://www.haveyoursay.subiaco.wa.gov.au/wardreview2020

17.01.2022 Love your coffee? Youre not alone! The recent Subi Coffee Series attracted hundreds of new visitors to Subiaco, with caffeine-themed masterclasses, specials, pop-up bars, and coffee cocktails taking over the town for the week-long event Close to 20 venues took part in the See Subiaco initiative which shone a spotlight on Subis buzzing cafe and bar scene and provided a much-needed boost to local businesses in an uncertain time. The Coffee Series was a successful event th...at brought new faces and life to Subiaco; we had people who travelled from as far south as Bunbury and as far North as Quinns Rock to experience the high coffee, Eli and Matt Patisserie owner Dave De Fretes said. Read the full story:

17.01.2022 Protecting our character neighbourhoods Weve worked with a community working group to review our local planning policies now that LPS5 is in effect. There are 2 policies open for comment. The first policy looks at single houses, townhouses and villas and supplements the R-Codes to encourage new development to respond to the character of existing neighbourhoods. The policy includes provisions relating to: how far new houses need to be set back from the street building h...eight - generally one storey for character areas and specific criteria included for a second storey where a carport or garage can be located on the property height and style of front fences how the roof looks from the street Check out this information sheet to help you understand draft Local Planning Policy 1, and then have your say at https://qoo.ly/37u3pt

17.01.2022 Do you cycle for fitness, recreation or as part of your commute? We’re looking for feedback on the draft Bike Plan which proposes upgrades to bike paths and other infrastructure. Some of the projects aim to address blind spots, lighting and resurfacing on the Perth to Fremantle PSP, Improve access to Subiaco Station and create safer crossings at key intersections. The aim is to make cycling safer and more accessible. Take a look at the draft plan and provide your feedback via our online survey.

16.01.2022 DevelopmentWA’s landscaping and public realm plans for the first Subi East neighbourhood are now open for comment until Monday 8 February 2021. Known as The Oval, the inclusive neighbourhood will have six different experiences, including a Six Seasons Bidi trail, a heritage plaza at the heritage-listed entry gates, and a community park with barbecue and picnic spaces. For more, head to DevelopmentWA’s website: https://bit.ly/3ijb8pC

16.01.2022 Bunnings Warehouse Development Application The City is inviting comment on a new application for the relocation and development of Bunnings Warehouse at 616 Hay Street, Jolimont. This application will be determined by the Development Assessment Panel. You can view the development plan, as well as transport, landscape and waste plans at Have Your Say Subiaco. Your submission on the application will assist the City in preparing a Responsible Authority Report for the panel. Submission close Friday 9 October. https://www.haveyoursay.subiaco.wa.gov.au/616-hay

16.01.2022 What does a rates freeze means? Why are my rates different to my neighbours? Watch this video to understand how rates are calculated and what the Citys zero per cent rates revenue increase means.

16.01.2022 Late last year, the City received a proposal to change the method of filling the office of mayor. We are now calling for submissions from you on the proposal before 5pm Monday 22 February. The mayor is currently popularly elected by the community; the alternative approach is for councillors to select a mayor from amongst themselves. Submissions can be made online, by email, by post, or in person at the City’s Administration Centre.... www.haveyoursay.subiaco.wa.gov.au/officeofmayor

16.01.2022 The spring edition of our Talk About Subi newsletter started arriving in letterboxes across the City this week, but did you know you can also view a digital copy? Grab a cuppa and a treat (it is Friday after all) and get reading to find out about our latest sustainability projects, some school holiday fun with Lords Recreation Centre and Subiaco Library, how were helping local businesses during WAs pandemic recovery, and much more.

15.01.2022 You may have spotted some announcements recently on our Facebook page regarding new partnerships and support for the community. In response to the pandemic, the City initiated a number of new community organisations partnerships and issued specific grants to ensure our community has the assistance they need at this time and into the future. During the pandemic, Beyond Blue reported a significant increase in demand for mental health support services from the Subiaco communit...y, with numbers continuing to increase. While the City itself has introduced specific initiatives and programs to provide relief and support to the community, these partnerships will provide specialised and expert help to those who may need it during this unprecedented time. Read the full story:

14.01.2022 Some of WAs best performers are set to turn Subiaco into a toe-tapping, groove-filled cultural melting pot for 10 colourful evenings for the SUBI LOUNGE SERIES The See Subiaco event will bring a diverse line-up of live music to Subiacos venues, laneways and streets covering gypsy and improvised jazz, African dance, chilled folk club, funk and soul, and everything in-between. Think fun pop-up performances, soulful intimate gigs, plus an epic outdoor carpark party!... Ticketed and FREE events. Kicks off 24 September - mark it in your calendar! Find out more:

14.01.2022 The See Subiaco Lounge Series kicks off in less than a week! Theres a heap on the program, including free and ticketed events across laneways, theatres and local venues. Theres so much entertainment on, youll be dancing in your dreams. Check out the program online. seesubiaco.com.au/loungeseries

14.01.2022 SEE SUBIACO EVENT SPONSORSHIPS CLOSE SOON The next application round is open until Monday 14 September for up to $15,000 per event. Events should shine a spotlight on the City as a vibrant and diverse entertainment and event centre. Visit the Citys website for more information and to apply:

14.01.2022 TEMPORARY CYCLE LANE CLOSURE A reminder that the Haydn Bunton underpass cycle lane will be partially closed on 7 to 11 September (inclusive) while a new mural is being installed. Traffic management will be in place during this time.

13.01.2022 School holidays are fast approaching but if you’ve barely had a minute to think about your Christmas shopping (we’re with you!), let alone school holiday activities, Subiaco Library is here to help. The team is holding a number of activities for the kids covering science, engineering, arts, storytelling, and technology. Bookings open online from 9.30am Monday 4 January with the fun kicking off on Tuesday 19 January. ... The library also has a number of other events and initiatives this summer to keep boredom at bay. Head to our website for more. https://bit.ly/2W1q94R

13.01.2022 The City of Subiaco recently awarded a community care grant to Look Good Feel Better - Australia a free program dedicated to teaching cancer patients how to manage the appearance-related side-effects caused by treatment. The following services are offered to educate and empower community members who are undergoing any type of treatment for any type of cancer: Virtual workshops Face-to-face workshops ... Home-delivered confidence kits To participate in the program or find out more, visit https://qoo.ly/372gcp or call 1800 650 960.

13.01.2022 Joyful scenes from the City of Subiaco’s Australia Day Citizenship Ceremony yesterday morning Tuesday 26 January 2021. 60 new citizens from 29 countries around the world were officially welcomed as Australian citizens at the picturesque Rankin Gardens in Subiaco, celebrating afterwards with an Aussie BBQ supplied by the Rotary Club of Matilda Bay. We are so delighted they have chosen to make their homes in our beautiful leafy City and value the enrichment our new citizens bring to the community. Congratulations and welcome.

13.01.2022 Fathers Day is almost here so See Subiaco have put together a gift guide to suit every kind of dad + your chance to win a $100 Simon Johnson Providore voucher. Once youve settled on the perfect present (or two!), then make a day of it at one of our fantastic cafes, restaurants, or parks. Visit See Subiacos website for some inspiration:

13.01.2022 If your garden is looking a little weathered after a hot few weeks, you might want to revitalise it by helping yourself to the free mulch on offer for City of Subiaco residents from our friends at the West Metro Recycling Centre. The centre is open for mulch pick up from 7.30am - 3.45pm weekdays and from 10am - 1pm weekends. Some ID is required and it is self-serve. Have a look at all the information about terms and conditions from the link below, or call the WMRC Recycling Hotline on 9384 6711. #thankyouverymulch #greengardening https://bit.ly/3qX6Xmj

11.01.2022 Looking for some bedtime stories but dont have the performance skills of Play School or The Wiggles? Never fear, Neale is here! Our resident storyteller has recorded a heap of stories perfect for sharing with your little ones. Visit our website and enjoy them anytime!

11.01.2022 COMMUNITY GRANTS NOW OPEN Does your community organisation have a great idea that you are looking to get off the ground? The Citys Community Development Grants could be the answer. Applications for funding of up to $5000 is available for innovative cultural and community activities that promote wellbeing and a sense of belonging. Visit our website to apply. Applications close at 4pm on Tuesday 22 September.

11.01.2022 Subiaco Library is making it easy for members to uncover their family history for a limited time through Ancestry Library Edition and all for FREE! Available until 31 December 2020, this online tool allows you to access the same resources that the professionals use to build your family tree Find out more to get started today:

10.01.2022 A brand new carpark has opened in Subiaco town centre, just a short walk away from Rokeby Road. The 85 bay carpark is in the basement of the 500 Hay Street building, which houses the recently opened Vibe Hotel. The entrance to the carpark is easily accessible from Alvan Street and offers hourly, daily and overnight parking. To find out more, visit https://bit.ly/2W8qumF

10.01.2022 NEWS: The City has launched an innovation program to support new and emerging businesses. The six month program will connect new businesses and innovators with experienced mentors, investors and advisors who will guide participants in commercialising their business idea. The program will culminate with a showcase event where participants will pitch their business idea to real investors. Penny Taylor - Subiaco Mayor said she wants all budding entrepreneurs, start-ups and new business operators to know the City of Subiaco is here to welcome and support them. Applications are open now! https://www.subiaco.wa.gov.au//A-new-boost-for-small-busin

10.01.2022 From Churchill Avenue to San Francisco hear how this small business starter grew her global film company and took it from Subiaco to the world stage. The City of Subiaco held an entrepreneurship and innovation breakfast this morning and announced the launch of a new program to support emerging businesses. READ MORE https://www.subiaco.wa.gov.au//From-Churchill-Avenue-to-Sa

09.01.2022 Subiaco has welcomed a number of exciting new businesses and hospitality hotspots in recent months helping to attract new visitors and increase vibrancy The new arrivals include Vibe Hotel Subiaco Perth, Old Values Subiaco, Ribs & Burgers, Be Free Organics, and Cherubino City Cellar among many others. A renovated Subiaco Hotel is also set to open its door soon. Penny Taylor - Subiaco Mayor welcomed all of Subiaco’s new arrivals and said the large amount of new investm...ent showed confidence in the City and indicated a strong future. Find out more (and start planning your summer social calendar): https://bit.ly/3nVXQRu

09.01.2022 A Special Council Meeting of the City of Subiaco will be held at 7.30pm Tuesday 8 September 2020 in the Council Chambers, Administration Building (241 Rokeby Road, Subiaco). The purpose of the meeting is to consider a confidential staff matter.

09.01.2022 The State Government has announced contact registers will be mandatory from Saturday 5 December as an added measure to help keep WA safe. The City is continuing to work with local businesses and within our own facilities to ensure that all necessary safety measures are in place, including contact registers when they come into effect. Mayor Penny Taylor said it was more important than ever that we didn’t become complacent.... I would urge everyone to continue to follow the State Government’s health advice and stay home if you’re feeling sick, and practise good hygiene and physical distancing, she said. Subiaco is ready and open for business and if we all do our bit, we can keep our community firmly open. https://bit.ly/3mcZMV5

09.01.2022 Two draft Local Planning Policies are currently open for your feedback. Weve worked with a community working group to review these policies. Local Planning Policy 2 looks at apartments in medium and high density areas and specifically addresses areas that were recently increased in density (transition areas) and higher density areas adjoining low density neighbourhoods (interface areas). A Local Planning Policy cant conflict with LPS5 or R-Codes, and cant impose restri...ctions that would limit how much can be built on a lot, but it can shift the bulk of development away from low density areas. Draft Local Planning Policy 2 uses a combination of building height and setback provisions to shift the bulk of new development away from low density lots and from existing houses in areas that have had their density increased as part of LPS5. Read the information sheet outlining the changes proposed in this draft policy, and have your say before 10 September.

09.01.2022 Help create a vision for this town centre revitalisation project. The City is preparing a local development plan for the Seddon Street Precinct. Sitting in the heart of the Activity Centre, this precinct will be a focal point for future development. The project aims deliver a planning document that seamlessly connects sites with significant development potential, to support a high quality town centre. HAVE YOUR SAY Drop into Regal Theatre next Wednesday to find out w...hats planned for the precinct and share your thoughts and ideas to help shape a vision for the project. Wednesday 23 September, between 10am and 1pm Regal Theatre See more

09.01.2022 Yesterday the City presented a certificate of recognition to the Subiaco Yarn Club for their invaluable contribution to the Purple Road Project. The project is helping to raise awareness and education around the serious issue of elder abuse by encouraging people to contribute to a growing ‘road’ of handmade flowers. Shenton Park’s Clickety Clack craft group and a number of individual community members also contributed hundreds of flowers to the important project.... The road is at Subiaco Library for Seniors Week. https://bit.ly/2U8TU2Q

09.01.2022 See Subiaco event sponsorships shine a spotlight on the City as a vibrant and diverse entertainment and event centre The next application round is open until Monday 14 September for up to $15,000 per event. Visit the Citys website for more information and to apply:

08.01.2022 CHRISTMAS STYLE SERIES Subiaco’s thriving beauty, fashion and lifestyle scene will be showcased in See Subiaco's upcoming Christmas Style Series. Local influencers will be hosting a range of free and ticketed events at Subiaco’s boutiques, bars and chic rooftop restaurants, bringing style and panache to your Christmas.... Think beauty masterclasses, an exclusive pre-loved designer sale, free styling sessions and more. City of Subiaco Mayor Penny Taylor said: Many of our iconic Subiaco lifestyle businesses have huge wait-lists for appointments and even bigger social media followings, so the Christmas Style Series is a great opportunity to jump the queue, meet the faces behind the brands, and enjoy some unique experiences. https://bit.ly/36aCPMT

07.01.2022 The hearing bus is outside Subiaco Museum today Hop aboard for a free hearing check, thanks to Hearing Australia, and take the first step toward rediscovering the sounds you love. June (pictured) was the first happy customer this morning and said it was surprisingly quick. The bus will be here until 2pm.

07.01.2022 This October, the City of Subiaco is partnering with ECUs AustCyber Innovation Hub to host a Digital Futures month featuring a series of cyber education events for adults and young people. Were fostering our high concentration of creative digital businesses, supporting small local operators and helping the next generation of big thinkers on their cyber career path. Check out whats on offer. https://bit.ly/2ZIPH9k

06.01.2022 Researchers at The University of Notre Australia are inviting Western Australians over the age of 18 years to complete an online survey to provide insights on how the COVID-19 lockdown impacted their body and mind. The outcomes of the study will help inform the development and delivery of health promotional activities at state and local government levels should WA be impacted by a second wave of the virus or similar emergency. This survey has been funded by the State Government and takes about 20 minutes to complete if youd like to be involved:

06.01.2022 We're officially halfway through the sunset@subi picnic concerts series and, so far, we've had an awful lot of fun with you! They're on every Sunday afternoon in January so gather your friends or family, pack a little picnic, and pop on your dancing shoes as we celebrate summer with live outdoor music and good vibes www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/concerts

05.01.2022 The City is celebrating International Day of People with Disability through a number of exciting events and partnerships, including a special art exhibition, a key word signing storytime at Subiaco Library and inclusion in a new campaign to help reduce the misuse of ACROD parking bays. Penny Taylor - Subiaco Mayor said: We work year round to help build a more inclusive and accessible City, and it’s great to have a special day to help raise awareness and really celebrate the ...invaluable contribution that people with disability bring to our community. Find out more on our website. https://bit.ly/3meba2X

05.01.2022 Do you know a young big thinker considering a career in digital technology? This free workshop series is an innovation school for 12 to 18 year olds. Held across 9 Saturday from October to December, teenagers will learn about cyber security and create job-ready resources to help them take the next steps. Check out the full event series on our website. https://bit.ly/2Rx5yDq

05.01.2022 Evening trains on the Fremantle line will be cancelled from Sunday 17 January to Thursday 21 January. The full line closures will allow crucial work on the METRONET Claremont Station Project. The last services each night will leave from Perth at 7.30pm and from Fremantle at 7.55pm. A train replacement bus (Route 906) will run while trains are cancelled. Find all the information on the Transperth website: https://bit.ly/3hNhj4P

03.01.2022 Volunteers are such an important part of our community If youve ever wanted to learn more about volunteering or finding the right role for you, weve got you covered with a free session in the Subiaco Library on Thursday 10 September. The no-obligation session is presented by the Nedlands Volunteer Resource Centre in partnership with the City. FIND OUT MORE:

03.01.2022 The new WA museum, Boola Bardip, opened today. The City contributed two items from the Subiaco Museum collection which are being exhibited as part of the Reflections Gallery and Homefront WWII section. Check them out here and learn about a special Subiaco resident who made a whale of a contribution to WA Museum. https://bit.ly/3pNad47

03.01.2022 This week, the City installed a living stream in the drain outlet at Cliff Sadlier Reserve to improve its function and appearance. The living stream will provide a number of benefits including slowing water run-off, preventing erosion, increasing biodiversity and improving water quality. Find out more about this exciting project (and what exactly a living stream is!) on our website:

03.01.2022 The City of Subiaco held an entrepreneurship and innovation breakfast on the rooftop of the new Vibe Hotel, where the takeaway of the day was Perth is the place to be for business! Photos by Michael Goh photography

02.01.2022 Theres still one week left to comment on DevelopmentWAs draft master plan for the Subi East Redevelopment Area. Visit the community hub at Subiaco Station or https://qoo.ly/37ydxy to: read the full master plan see key features in the master plan overview... hear from the design team read the FAQs. Mayor Penny Taylor said: This is a significant project that will help shape Subiaco in the coming years so its imperative our community makes a valuable contribution by sharing their thoughts and considerations.

02.01.2022 We start delivering our summer edition of the Talk About Subi newsletter this week (and it’s a good one if we do say so ourselves). It’s got Christmas events, school holiday ideas, an update on what’s happening in our local economy, some of the sustainability projects we’ve been busy working on, and much more. If you can’t wait until it hits your letterbox, you can take a peek on our website first where you can also view all previous editions.... Happy reading! https://bit.ly/3o12zkG

02.01.2022 Time to cool down at Subiaco Primary School Pool! Penny Taylor - Subiaco Mayor and some excited students officially opened the pool season with a bomb dive session this afternoon. Each year, the City supports the community pool with a grant that helps to provide a healthy, safe and welcoming pool available to both the school and broader Subiaco community. Pool memberships and visit passes are available on the Subiaco Primary School website. https://subiacops.wa.edu.au/community/school-pool/

01.01.2022 SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING A Special Council Meeting will be held at 5pm Thursday 28 January in Council Chambers. Council will consider the Responsible Authority Report for 51 Forrest Street, Subiaco and the Responsible Authority Report for 66 Jersey Street, Jolimont.... If you wish to ask a question or make a statement at the meeting, please do so via our website by 5pm Wednesday 27 January. Questions and statements must relate to the purpose of the meeting. Due to the pandemic, the public gallery has a limited capacity, but the meeting will be livestreamed from the City’s Youtube Channel. www.subiaco.wa.gov.au//Council-meetings/Agendas-and-minutes

01.01.2022 We may be a little bias but we think theres no place quite like beautiful, leafy Subiaco (especially during spring!). Weve got amazing independent cafes, restaurants and bars, and plenty of retail therapy options so its easy to support local. Head to the Visit Perth website to start discovering. ... #supportlocal Blacklist Coffee Roasters The Cat Cafe Perth Dilly Dally Subiaco Table Culture BARK Subiaco

01.01.2022 A Queensland fruit fly eradication program is underway in some of Perths western suburbs including Shenton Park. As part of the program, the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) is carrying out surveillance to prevent further spread. People in the affected area are being asked to help by following some simple steps, including restricting the movement of fruit out of the quarantined area, managing ripe and fallen fruit, and taking some measures be...fore disposing of fruit. The City is working closely with DPIRD and asks that affected residents and businesses please support the program to ensure we eradicate this serious pest. For more information, including a map of the quarantined area, please visit https://qoo.ly/37v9un or contact DPIRDs Pest and Disease Information Service on 9368 3080 or [email protected].