Landgate in Midland Junction, Western Australia, Australia | Government building

Landgate

Locality: Midland Junction, Western Australia, Australia

Phone: +61 8 9273 7373

Address: 1 Midland Square 6056 Midland Junction, WA, Australia

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

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21.01.2022 Congratulations to Gnulli Native Title Working Group - the first recipients of the SPUR Location Technology Accelerator First Nations grant, funded by the Department of Finance. Check out all the grant recipients at our website! - https://bit.ly/2U84cQY

21.01.2022 The Western Australian town of Meckering was struck by an earthquake on this day in 1968 and the scar is still evident 52 years later! While only lasting 40 seconds it left a 32km long scar and measured 6.9 on the Richter scale.

21.01.2022 Applications are closing soon for the 2020 SPUR Location Technology Accelerator program! If you are a WA-based First Nationer with an idea that can harness the State’s location datasets to deliver value to WA apply now https://bit.ly/3gy78z5

21.01.2022 All Australians share a special relationship to the land and the names we give to places convey their significance, sense of history and identity. This is especially true of Aboriginal place names the stories behind the names are as important as the name itself, which should acknowledge and preserve the cultural heritage of Aboriginal people. The Aboriginal and Dual Naming Guidelines provide local government, Aboriginal communities and the wider public greater clarity around the process and requirements for applying Aboriginal names. The guidelines release coincides with NAIDOC week, which this year recognises the continuous connection of Aboriginal people to language and Country. https://bit.ly/35k0GJs

15.01.2022 The Shire of Augusta Margaret River recently renamed a reserve in Margaret River town Nguraren Kalleep (pronounced Naren Kah-leep) meaning ‘ringtail camp’ in Wadandi dialect. The naming was undertaken in consultation with the Undalup Association and the South West Aboriginal Land and Sea Council and gives recognition to the Wadandi people as traditional custodians of the land. Read the recently released Aboriginal and Dual Naming Guidelines to learn more about applying Aboriginal names in WA https://bit.ly/35k0GJs

14.01.2022 Perth Zoo turned 122 over the weekend! Aerial imagery for this area was first captured by Landgate in 1955. First opening with two lions and a tiger the Zoo now cares for more than 1,500 individual animals representing 170 species.

08.01.2022 It's pitch day! Thanks Pia Turcinov, Mario Milos from Landgate, John Clifton DevelopmentWA, Paul Beckers from Department of Finance WA & Marina Juesten Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries for judging our SPUR Accelerator Program First Nations & general grant recipients pitches! Stay tuned for the winners.

08.01.2022 Applications close on Friday for the 2020 SPUR Location Technology Accelerator program! Land and property data entrepreneurs can receive $25,000 and training with WA government. Apply now! https://bit.ly/3gy78z5

05.01.2022 Community schemes are coming to Western Australia. Share your feedback on the draft regulations, available until 9 December at www.strata.wa.gov.au

05.01.2022 Check out https://strata.wa.gov.au for the latest information on community titles, as the State moves closer to the introduction of this new form of land tenure.

05.01.2022 Landgate pays respect to those who died or suffered in all wars and armed conflicts, including First Nations people. Kings Park has always been a place of cultural significance to WA’s Aboriginal people. Noongar people have many names for the Park and surrounding area including Geenunginy Bo ‘the place for looking a long way’, Karra Katta ‘hill of the spiders’ or Katta Moor / Moora Katta. See how the Iconic State War Memorial at Kings Park looked and how it has changed from 1948 to 2020.