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20.01.2022 GLENBROOK DRIVE RESURFACING COMPLETE | Ballajura's Glenbrook Drive and surrounding roads have completed its resurfacing on schedule we thank the neighbourhood... for their patience. This upgrade is part of the $500 million Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program (LRCI Program) announced by the Australian Government on 22 May 2020.

19.01.2022 TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE | Beringarra Ave, between Malaga Dr and Meka Street will be temporarily closed for four consecutive nights between the hours of 7pm to 5a...m, from Tuesday December 8 until Friday December 11 for resurfacing works. Local traffic will have access via detours in place. If you'd like to know more please contact the City’s Asphalt and Spray Seals Engineer, Michael Newman on 9267 9267 or email [email protected].

14.01.2022 TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE | Northridge Drive and Glenbrook Drive, Ballajura will be temporarily closed between the hours of 7am to 5pm, from Tuesday October 13 unt...il Friday October 23 due to resurfacing works. Local traffic will have access via detours in place. If you'd like to know more please contact the City’s Asphalt and Spray Seals Engineer on 9267 9267 or email [email protected].

10.01.2022 HI THERE, R U OK? Today is R U OK? Day, a national day of action reminding us that we’ve all got what it takes to support each other. R U Ok? Day evolved to raise awareness around suicide and how to have a conversation with someone if you are concerned about their wellbeing.... We are, by nature, social creatures and with all that’s happening in 2020 we all need personal connection via chats and conversations, especially due to the hectic pace of life. By giving people the opportunity and the time to share what they’re feeling, we’re giving them something truly invaluable - a sense of connection and a sense of belonging. If you’ve noticed someone isn’t their usual self, less sociable than usual, more tired than usual, or reacting unlike themselves, ask the question. R U Ok? Very simple words to ask any family member, friend, employee or team mate. The following four simple steps can help you get started: 1. Ask the question - are you ok? 2. Listen without judgement - they may simply need someone to hear them out 3. Encourage action it could be through the help of a health professional 4. Check in genuine care and concern can make all the difference We’ve all got what it takes to start a conversation with someone we’re worried about, and to foster a workplace where people feel confident asking and answering these very important questions. For more tips to help visit https://www.ruok.org.au

09.01.2022 BRABHAM SHOPPING CENTRE Yesterday Crs. Congerton & Parry attended the "turning of the sod" ceremony at the new Whiteman Edge Shopping Centre. It is certainly another positive step for the Brabham Community. Please find the details of the new shopping centre on the weblink below:-... https://www.perthnow.com.au//work-on-30-million-whiteman-e