Two players from the Wanneroo Giants baseball team
03 August 2026

Keep an eye out for our magazine What’s Happening as it hits letterboxes this week, as well as some special video content in our online edition!

Type
General news
Category
Council

What’s Happening keeps you up-to-date with the projects, services, events and local stories across the City and shows residents how the City is delivering for our growing community.

Pick up a hard copy at one of our five libraries or the Civic Centre.

Do you have an idea or story you would like to share? Get in touch with the editorial team by emailing publications@wanneroo.wa.gov.au

Check out video highlights from some of the key stories featured in the August edition.

New floodlights open the door to major night games at Kingsway’s baseball facility

Kingsway’s new floodlighting upgrade, which will mean we can host State and major baseball competition games at night.

Check out our video interview with Wanneroo Giants Baseball Club president Travis Larner on what the upgrades will mean for the club.

City’s Art Awards inspire and connect community

 Hear from a local artist Nithasha, a finalist in the City’s Community Art Awards for two consecutive years, says the exhibition helped her connect with the local arts community and feel at home in Wanneroo.

Cockatoo protection on the menu

Students help create a 'cockatoo café' in Alkimos, planting 600 native species that will provide a valuable food source for endangered Carnaby’s cockatoos and strengthen wildlife corridors across the northern suburbs.

Electrofishing targets feral fish

Electrofishing is helping tackle invasive carp and goldfish in three City of Wanneroo lakes, protecting native wildlife and improving wetland health as part of a partnership with Murdoch University’s Harry Butler Institute.

Read the full edition

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