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Riseley Centre

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Find out what’s happening at Riseley Centre, the bustling precinct surrounding the intersection of Riseley Street and Canning Highway within the suburbs of Ardross and Applecross. 

Riseley Street Activity Centre

Find out about the Riseley Activity Centre Structure Plan and development activity on our Riseley Activity Centre page.

Community Engagement and Placemaking

Kearns Crescent Streetscape Upgrade

We’re collaborating with our community to see how we can improve the Kearns Crescent streetscape to meet current and future community needs. See more information and how you can be involved on Melville Talks. 

Rise Up Riseley Town Team

The Rise Up Riseley Town Team are a group of local residents and businesses working to invigorate Riseley Centre with placemaking actions and events. Get in touch and see what they’ve been up to on the Rise Up Riseley Facebook page.

Riseley Street road mural

Riseley Street Road Mural

Leading WA artist, Joanna Brown completed a 200 metre road mural, titled The Metrochromes, on a section of Riseley Street from Wilcock St roundabout to Canning Highway. The mural design was inspired by nearby Yagan Mia Wireless Hill and combines native botanical forms with geometric shapes to redefine the street as a playful and inviting thoroughfare for the precinct, connect the east and west and assist in traffic calming.

Riseley Parklet - Mandjar wer Nyin

As part of our work implementing the Riseley Placemaking Action Plan, we installed a parklet on Kearns Crescent outside of C15 Espresso.
 
A parklet is a small, temporary and moveable public space located in existing carbays and is designed to be a welcoming space for all the community to sit, stay, enjoy and connect with others. It features the colours and design of the Riseley Centre branding as well as native plantings.
 
We received 57 name suggestions and the submissions were narrowed down to three final selections which the community voted on, and the chosen name was “Mandjar wer Nyin” which means to meet and sit In Whadjuk language. It is a combination of two Whadjuk language names submitted by community members which was approved by elder Aunty Marie Taylor.

Riseley Centre Place Brand

We worked with the Rise Up Riseley Town Team, a Whadjuk Elder, local businesses and the wider community to develop a Riseley Centre place brand. Find out more about this project on our Melville Talks page. Please contact us if you would like the brand assets.

Riseley Centre Events 

If you are planning an event at Riseley Centre please make sure you read our Plan Your Event or Function information, and submit your event for inclusion on our What's On calendar. 

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The City of Melville acknowledges the Bibbulmun people as the Traditional Owners of the land on which the City stands today and pays its respects to the Whadjuk people, and Elders both past and present.

City of Melville nagolik Bibbulmen Nyungar ally-maga milgebar gardukung naga boordjar-il narnga allidja yugow yeye wer ali kaanya Whadjack Nyungar wer netingar quadja wer burdik.