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Vincent mayor explains dried out Hyde Park lake exhausted limits of water allocation

Suburban lakes dried up so much over Perth’s long dry spell that councils were forced to ask for an increased groundwater allocation.

Councils across Perth respond to dying trees amidst unprecedented rainfall lows

This week’s rain could be the saving grace for trees across the metro area as councils struggle to stop trees from drying out in each corner of the city amidst the driest six months on record. 

City of Vincent knocks back plans to demolish 100-year-old heritage-listed Guildford Road building

Property group Element had applied to remove the Federation-style property from the city’s municipal heritage inventory to make way for road widening and a social housing development. 

Sydney Charles Quarter: West Perth's City Motors site to be transformed into residential and commercial hub

Victoria Park mayor Karen Vernon to fly to Canberra for National General Assembly of Local Government

Town of Victoria Park mayor Karen Vernon will travel to the nation’s capital in July to take part in the annual National General Assembly of Local Government.

Leederville train station: Two local mayors push State Govt to redevelop into 'universally accessible' station

Perth polyphagous shot-hole borer beetle: 176 trees in Hyde Park will be chopped down

A second major park in Perth has fallen victim to the polyphagous shot-hole borer beetle, which is about ...

Highgate's Harold St residents to wait two months for traffic relief after council defers one-way street plan

Residents living on a narrow Highgate street will have to wait at least another two months before relief from traffic issues. 

WA property: How tiny Japanese 'pocket forests' could cool Perth's sweaty suburbs

Originally developed by Japanese ecologist Akira Miyawaki in the early 1970s for Nippon Steel, Miyawaki forests have been adopted around the world to help offset rising heat in the suburbs.

WA property: How tiny Japanese 'pocket forests' could cool Perth's sweaty suburbs

Originally developed by Japanese ecologist Akira Miyawaki in the early 1970s for Nippon Steel, Miyawaki forests have been adopted around the world to help offset rising heat in the suburbs.