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Please see the News and Notices Page for all City updates.

The City is committed to working with you to understand and utilise your views, concerns, and aspirations, to guide sustainable outcomes in our decision-making processes to strengthen community cohesion, city amenity and the quality of life for the local community.

Our online community engagement hub, Your Voice Nedlands provides you and the community with the opportunity to offer genuine input into a broad range of projects, activities and decisions of Council. The hub also gives us an avenue to communicate decisions and activities.

This page is regularly updated with news such as infrastructure, closures and events.

The City is committed to working with you to understand and utilise your views, concerns, and aspirations, to guide sustainable outcomes in our decision-making processes to strengthen community cohesion, city amenity and the quality of life for the local community.

Our online community engagement hub, Your Voice Nedlands provides you and the community with the opportunity to offer genuine input into a broad range of projects, activities and decisions of Council. The hub also gives us an avenue to communicate decisions and activities.

This page is regularly updated with news such as infrastructure, closures and events.

Please see the News and Notices Page for all City updates.

  • Engaging the Ageing Expo - A great success!

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    The weather was fantastic for the Nedlands Engaging the Ageing Expo on Wednesday 19 October, and the new venue at the Adam Armstrong Pavilion was great!

    Volunteers from Rotary Nedlands cooked a mountain of sausages for lunch for everyone, giving out hotdogs with a smile and demonstration of Laughter Yoga, Tai Chi and Line Dancing were enjoyed by all.

    The WA police delivered a very useful and well received talk on staying safe in and around our homes and the mounted policewomen and their fabulous horses gave insight on what role the mounted police unit plays in keeping our city safe.

    Thank you to everyone who donated a gold coin, we collected nearly $100 which will be given to the Arthritis and Osteoporosis WA branch. Also to everyone who completed the survey, we are pleased to announce our survey winner is Mavis Poole who wins a $50 Coles/Myers voucher.


  • Nidjalla Loop - partial road closure

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    Council at its meeting on 23 August 2016 approved the partial closure of Nidjalla Loop at the intersection with Alfred Road, to allow for left turn only onto Alfred Road and to take effect on 4 October 2016.

    The City is waiting on Main Roads WA for final approval for the signage and line marking on the proposed treatment. The construction works will follow on shortly after receipt of the approval.

    The City has installed reflective cones mimicking the proposed treatment.

    Variable signage messages have been installed at the site advertising of the pending partial closure.

    The purpose and effect of this closure is to prevent access from Alfred Road to Nidjalla Loop, preventing traffic from accessing the former Swanbourne High School Subdivision site via this intersection.

    For further information, please visit the engagement page.
  • Department of Defence - Campbell Barracks Construction Project - Traffic Management

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    Campbell Barracks in Swanbourne is currently undergoing a redevelopment, which is scheduled to be completed in September 2018. The Department of Defence have advised the City that all traffic associated with this redevelopment will enter and exit the Defence Base via Alfred Road West, which intersects with the West Coast Highway approximately 250m north of the main base entrance.

    During this time there will be a considerable increase in the traffic entering and exiting the base via Alfred Road West, which is used exclusively by base staff and contractors.

    For further information please, review the engagement page.


  • Allen Park Pavilion Redevelopment

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    It's an exciting time for the City with the demolition works completed and construction underway. The new concrete slab for the larger new change rooms has been laid and the brick work has been started. The roof over the hall is also being removed for replacement.

    The main hall will be fully refurbished and will receive a fresh clean new look to match the new sections of the facility.

    Temporary toilets are available on site and the majority of the car park is still available for use.



  • Swansea Street - Road Resurfacing and Associated Works (Jameson and Greenville Streets)

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    The City has commenced road resurfacing and associated works on Swansea Street between Jameson and Greenville Streets. The work is expected to take four weeks, however the works may take up to six weeks if weather conditions impede the works.

    Works are being undertaken during weekdays, between 7:00 am and 5:00 pm.

    Traffic management plans are in place to assist pedestrians and motorists to detour the site and to ensure that local traffic have access whilst road closures are in place. On-site traffic controllers will be happy to assist, however there will be periods of time (approximately 4 hours) following the laying of new asphalt road surface where entry to properties cannot be permitted due to ensuring that the bitumen dries and doesn't track into the properties.

    Reticulation will be temporarily re-routed during this period. The City will repair any reticulation in the verge if damaged during the works. Please ensure that you test your reticulation system and report any faults to the City within two weeks of the works being completed. After this period the City cannot be held responsible for repairs.

    The works will include:

    Works Description

    Scheduled Dates

    Kerb removal

    4-5 October

    Site preparation

    6 October

    Drainage pit adjustments*

    7–10 October

    Preparation works

    10–13 October

    Road resurfacing

    14–19 October

    New kerbing works^

    20 October

    Finishing works

    24–28 October

    *Drainage pits: existing gully grates and frames will be replaced with new square wave grated covers.

    ^Kerbing and reticulation will be replaced and upgraded with new standard semi-mountable kerbing.

    Council considers that these will mutually benefit the ratepayers, residents, businesses, pedestrians and road users of the City and your cooperation is greatly appreciated.

    For further enquiries please contact the Robbie Black, Engineering Projects Coordinator, telephone (08) 9273 3500, email council@nedlands.wa.gov.au.

  • St Peter's Square Playground

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    The consultation for this project has now been completed. Your feedback will be collated and assessed with the results being reported soon.

    The upgrade to the playground equipment is scheduled to be undertaken during November and finished in time for the summer holiday period. The upgrade will ensure that the new playground will comply with the relevant Australian Standards and disability access requirements. Shade sails will also be replaced.

    For further information on this project please visit the engagement page.

    Thank you to all those who participated in this project.

  • Boronia Street - Engagement now closed

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    The engagement period for this engagement has now closed. Thank you for your contributions. The outcomes of the engagement will be provided on the engagement page.

  • Nidjalla Loop - Partial Road Closure - Approved by Council

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    Council at its meeting on 23 August 2016 approved the partial closure of Nidjalla Loop at the intersection with Alfred Road, to allow for left turn only onto Alfred Road and to take effect on 4 October 2016.
    The purpose and effect of this closure is to prevent access from Alfred Road to Nidjalla Loop, preventing traffic from accessing the former Swanbourne High School Subdivision site via this intersection.

    For further information in relation to this project, please refer to the engagement page.
  • David Cruickshank Reserve, Dalkeith - Relocation of cricket pitch

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    Construction of the replacement cricket pitch at David Cruickshank Reserve has been completed.

    Thank you for your support throughout this process.


  • Princess Road and Bruce Street Roundabout - Road Resurfacing and Associated Works

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    All major works were completed on 14 October 2016, however some bitumen finishing works including the installation of cross over aprons and a speed hump plateau will be installed during the week 17-21 October.