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Kensington underground power project over 25% complete
The Kensington underground power project, which is now over 25% complete, is expected to be completed by mid-late 2027 and will connect more than 2,000 properties across South Perth, Kensington and Waterford to underground power.
New doesn’t always mean better
October is Buy Nothing New Month, a great opportunity to check out the preloved treasures at the Reuse Shop at the City's Recycling Centre.
Young stallholders wanted for Youth Makers Markets
Are you a young person aged 10-25 years who is looking to showcase your creative talents and grow your small business?
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Meet your new Councillors
The City welcomes its two new Council Members, who were sworn in on Tuesday 29 September 2026.
Take to the streets at Moresby Street Festival
Moresby Street is throwing a party, and everyone’s invited.
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Footpath replacement - Ryrie Avenue, Como
On Monday 26 October 2026, the City will carry out footpath replacement works on Ryrie Avenue, Como, as part of the City’s 2026/27 Slab Replacement Program.
Tender Provision of Truck Mounted Sweeping Services
The City of South Perth invites submissions from experienced Contractors to submit tenders for the provision of truck mounted sweeping services.
It’s in the bag – share the dignity
City of South Perth residents can help out those in need this October by donating a bag filled with essential hygiene products for those who are struggling to get by.
More than 100 years of experience on the City’s Rangers team
The City of South Perth’s current Rangers team is celebrating a remarkable achievement, with five members collectively recognised for service totalling 100 years within the Local Government ranger industry.
Climate-ready street tree trial shows healthy growth
The City’s climate-ready street tree trial is off to a healthy start, with all five trial species establishing well after nine months as part of WALGA’s six-year program testing trees better suited to Perth’s changing climate.
