• Cleaning up the Canning River project
    City set to help clean up local rivers
    Posted 18th Jun 2026
    Three projects to improve bushland and waterways in the City of Gosnells have received significant funding from the Australian Government as...
  • Pedestrian bridges and a lookout were key features of making Mary Carroll Park more accessible and enjoyable for the community.
    Mary Carroll Park wins prestigious award
    Posted 17th Jun 2026
    The City of Gosnells’ much-loved Mary Carroll Park has been named Park of the Year! Mary Carroll Park took out first place at the Parks and...
  • City of Gosnells Mayor Terresa Lynes with the Spencer Oak Tree, which was originally planted on private property and retained as the surrounding land was subdivided. Mature trees on private property could also be protected under a proposed Tree Retention Policy by the City of Gosnells
    City moves to protect local trees
    Posted 16th Jun 2026
    The City of Gosnells is considering ways to protect its urban tree canopy, with a proposed Tree Retention Local Planning Policy now open for...
  • NAIDOC Week 2026
    Deadly events to celebrate NAIDOC Week
    Posted 15th Jun 2026
    Celebrate NAIDOC Week in the City of Gosnells with a series of community events honouring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices...
  • Ameidhi Cooroopdass won the City of Gosnells People’s Choice Award for her artwork Celestial Drift.
    Heavenly artwork wins People’s Choice Award
    Posted 4th Jun 2026
    The people have spoken – and they love the Jellyfish. Ameidhi Cooroopdass has taken out the City of Gosnells Community Art Exhibition Award...
  • City of Gosnells Mayor Terresa Lynes (second from left) and Councillors Dillon Mason, Balli Singh, Saiful Islam, Kylie Dalton, Diane Lloyd, Serena Williamson and Peter Abetz explore the new playground at Aldenham Park.
    Play a priority for park upgrade
    Posted 4th Jun 2026
    Children in Southern River can enjoy a new nature playground at Aldenham Park following a major upgrade by the City of Gosnells. Mayor...
  • Dig in to plant out thousands of native plants as part of Give Our Bushland a Boost in the City of Gosnells on Sunday 21 June.
    Help Give Our Bushland a Boost
    Posted 3rd Jun 2026
    Get your hands dirty and help create a cleaner and greener environment by joining the Give Our Bushland a Boost event. From 9am to 12pm on...
  • Switch Your Thinking waste education campaign
    Get rid of rubbish – for good
    Posted 21st May 2026
    Ever wondered which bin to use for your rubbish, or how you can reduce your waste? Switch Your Thinking will present a series of online...
  • Mayor Terresa Lynes is making it clear illegal dumping is not welcome in the City of Gosnells, with new signs installed at known hotspots.
    City sends clear sign to illegal dumpers
    Posted 20th May 2026
    The City of Gosnells is continuing its fight against illegal dumping, with new signage installed at dumping hotspots. Logs were also...
  • Awards winner 2026
    Art exhibition winners announced
    Posted 19th May 2026
    Jane Meleisea has taken out the top prize at the City of Gosnells Community Art Exhibition and Awards, winning the $5,000 Overall...
  • Aerial view of the City of Gosnells Youth Entertainment Space, or YES, at Sutherlands Park
    City celebrates first birthday for YES
    Posted 11th May 2026
    The Youth Entertainment Space (YES) at Sutherlands Park in Huntingdale is turning one, and the City of Gosnells is hosting a free community...
  • City of Gosnells Director Infrastructure Martyn Glover, second from right, with Water Corporation Board of Directors Chair Andrea Sutton, left, City of Karratha Sustainability Lead Laurinda Timmins and Department of Water and Environmental Regulation Director General Alistair Jones.
    City recognised for leadership in water conservation
    Posted 11th May 2026
    The City of Gosnells has been named 2026 Platinum Waterwise Council of the Year, recognising its outstanding leadership in water...
  • City of Gosnells Mayor Terresa Lynes (third from right) and Councillors Peter Abetz, Glenn Dewhurst, Saiful Islam, Malik Sajjad, Diane Lloyd, Leah Szczyglak, Dillon Mason and Aaron Adams check out the new playground at Lexington Park in Canning Vale
    Canning Vale park upgrade complete
    Posted 8th May 2026
    Lexington Park in Canning Vale has a fresh new look, thanks to a new playground and barbecue area. City of Gosnells Mayor Terresa Lynes said...
  • Ariel Katzir won the 2025 Overall Acquisitive prize at the City of Gosnells Community Art Exhibition and Awards. The winning artwork, I do see you, is a portrait of local First Nations artist Darryl Dempster who is living with disability. City of Gosnells Mayor Terresa Lynes is pictured to the right of Mr Dempster.
    Artwork takes centre stage at City’s exhibition and awards
    Posted 7th May 2026
    Almost 200 diverse artworks will be showcased at this year’s City of Gosnells Community Art Exhibition and Awards. Mayor Terresa Lynes said...
  • City of Gosnells Councillor and ex-servicewoman Kylie Dalton plants paper poppies with Shilo and Tobias at Anzac Gardens in Gosnells.
    Poppy planting fills Anzac Gardens
    Posted 29th Apr 2026
    More than 1,000 paper poppies, created by local school children, have been planted in the newly named Anzac Gardens, to commemorate Anzac...
  • Public health advice – Maddington lithium fire
    Posted 28th Apr 2026
    The Department of Health has released public health advice in relation to the recent Maddington lithium fire. https://www.health.wa.gov.au...
  • Australian Citizenship ceremony
    Record number of new citizens in City of Gosnells
    Posted 28th Apr 2026
    A record number of City of Gosnells residents became Australian citizens this month, with three back-to-back ceremonies held on Monday 20...
  • Anzac Day 2026
    Garden’s new name to honour Anzacs
    Posted 21st Apr 2026
    When the Gosnells RSL hosts its annual Anzac Day Dawn Service this Saturday, it will do so in a newly named park – while remaining at its...