15 AUGUST 2019 Annual Murdoch Lecture on Ambon Island in WWIIThe City of Melville Museums and Local History service is proud to partner with the Melville History Society to present the annual Murdoch Lecture.
15 AUGUST 2019 Murdoch Shared Path making it easier than ever to walk ride or roll to destinationsThe Murdoch Drive shared path from Leach Highway to South Street in Murdoch is now open.
13 AUGUST 2019 FREE online resource to help local businessesThe City of Melville have created a new online resource, Your Guide to a Safer and more Secure Business.
12 JULY 2019 Deep Water Point Paid Parking for Car Bays PostponedThe proposed introduction of paid parking for cars at Deep Water Point has been postponed, awaiting further direction from Council.
10 JULY 2019 International Speaker Michael Verde coming to Melville in AugustRenowned speaker and educator Michael Verde returns for a series of free talks for families, carers and those living with dementia.
3 JULY 2019 UNDISGUISED / UNDISCLOSED – Matthew Pope on the nature of profound objectsHeathcote Museum and Gallery will showcase the work of multidisciplinary artist, Matthew Pope in its newest exhibition UNDISGUISED / UNDISCLOSED
28 JUNE 2019 Dual name signs installed to recognise Aboriginal significanceThe City of Melville is mid-way through installing nine dual name signs at places of Aboriginal heritage significance across the City.
27 JUNE 2019 City of Melville Inquiry Report ReleasedThe City of Melville has welcomed the release of the final report of the Authorised Inquiry tabled in Parliament today.
27 JUNE 2019 Putting the ARIS back into our Sporting ReservesWe are calling on the community to help shape our Active Reserves Infrastructure Strategy (ARIS)
19 JUNE 2019 Melville confirms 2019-2020 Budget$90.2 million in funding is now secure for works projects following the adoption of the City’s 2019-2020 Budget.
19 JUNE 2019 Road resurfacing works for 2018-2019 on track and below budgetThe City of Melville is on track to complete the 2019-2019 road resurfacing and associated works program on time and below budget.
17 JUNE 2019 City funds more than $120,000 of community approved projects through Project Robin HoodEight community projects have received a share of more than $120,000 through the City’s Project Robin Hood program.