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News published September 2025
Clarkson Library closure
Published 30th September 2025
Clarkson Library will be closed for lighting upgrades from 27 October to 10 November.
It’s time to renew your pet registration
Published 26th September 2025
Our furry family members give us love, laughs and loyal companionship - the least we can do is make sure they're properly registered.
Halesworth Park wins WA Football Facility of the Year
Published 24th September 2025
The City of Wanneroo’s Halesworth Park has been recognised by WA Football as Football Facility of the Year, just one season after opening.
City goes pink to support important cause
Published 23rd September 2025
The Wanneroo Town Centre will turn pink this October to raise awareness and support for the vital work done by McGrath Foundation Cancer Care Nurses.
City of Wanneroo welcomes new director
Published 19th September 2025
Chris Leigh will join the City of Wanneroo as the Director of Planning and Sustainability, bringing extensive experience and a proven record in planning and local government leadership.
City launches series to reduce landfill waste
Published 16th September 2025
Learn how you can send less to landfill by attending one of our free workshops this October and November.
Nominate now for the 2026 Community Citizen of the Year Awards
Published 11th September 2025
Do you know of someone who makes your community a better place? Highlight their hard work by nominating them for a Community Citizen of the Year Award.
Hands-on adventures await this school holidays at Wanneroo Regional Museum
Published 9th September 2025
Celebrate one of the City’s natural wonders this school holidays at the Wanneroo Regional Museum.
City of Wanneroo endorses first Council Plan
Published 4th September 2025
The City of Wanneroo has officially endorsed its first Council Plan, setting a clear direction for delivering the services and facilities needed to support our growing community.
Watch out for swooping magpies this spring
Published 3rd September 2025
Remember to take precautions when walking and cycling near nesting magpies in parks and bushland areas this spring.