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Vale Bill Grayden
The City of South Perth pays its respects to Bill Grayden AM – Western Australia’s longest serving MP, former local member for South Perth and decorated World War II veteran.
What's new at our libraries: May 2026
Libraries aren’t just a place for books (but we love them too!). Learn about all the wonderful services, programs and resources that you might not know your local library provides.
New murals redefine the City’s urban landscape
The City of South Perth’s No More Blank Walls Mural Festival has officially wrapped up, leaving behind a striking trail of large-scale public artworks (murals) across the City.
Weekly approved works 27 April - 3 May 2026
Latest approved works in the City of South Perth from 27 April - 3 May 2026.
Manning Library launches dedicated youth zone
Finding a space to hang out and unwind after school just got easier for the City’s young residents, with a new dedicated youth space now open at Manning Library.
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Metro Inner DAP Agenda 6 May 2026
The MIDAP/131 Agenda for the following meeting is now available on the DAP website.
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Coode Street Foreshore Upgrade Begins
Work will soon begin to restore the Coode Street riverbank as part of a range of upgrades happening at Sir James Mitchell Park.
City opens first public toilet incorporating a Changing Places facility
The City of South Perth has officially opened its first public toilet incorporating a Changing Places facility at Sir James Mitchell Park (Coode Street end) as part of its ongoing commitment to accessibility and inclusion for all.
Have your say on the draft Bentley Technology Park Precinct Structure Plan
The City is inviting feedback on Development WA’s draft Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) for Bentley Technology Park.
Eradication effort underway to stop Qfly
Qfly has been found in our community. Residents can help stop its spread by checking fruiting plants, disposing of fallen fruit safely, and reporting any suspected Qfly.
