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The City Melville has received the Communication Engagement Success of the Year Award at this year’s Waste and Resource Recovery (WARR) awards.

The City has completed the first stage of a grant project to remove woody weeds and restore a portion of the Brentwood river foreshore.

Standing 6 metres high in striking scarlet and wattle tones, a new Riseley Street roundabout takes inspiration from the nearby Banksia Woodlands in Wireless Hill.

The City of Melville said thank you to its volunteers at its annual Volunteer Recognition Function, held this year on Friday, 15 November at Wireless Hill Park.

Common household hazardous waste items can now be recycled at the City’s new community recycling stations.

The Council has passed a resolution to trial an extension of free parking from one to three hours across all City managed parking areas in the precinct.

The City is calling out to the community asking for their thoughts, ideas and feedback, about how they’d like to see the Canning Bridge precinct activated.

Thousands of little hands and little feet descended on Attadale Foreshore on Sunday, 3 November for Kidchella, the City’s free, bohemian-inspired festival.

The City of Melville’s much-loved Point Walter Concert has been awarded the WA Best Small Event award at the 2019 Australian Event Awards and Symposium

Heathcote Cultural Precinct is proud to present TILT 2019 Tales of the Surreal by Jo Darbyshire opening on Friday, 29 November 2019.

A once-in-a generation opportunity for residents and visitors to ‘reclaim’ Canning Highway for a day of community celebration.

The City of Melville has a new look Council after the 2019 Local Government Elections.