The Shire of Mundaring has secured almost $890,000 in State Government funding to deliver an extensive program of bushfire mitigation works across the Perth Hills.

The Shire President has called a Special Council Meeting to be held in the Council Chamber at 6:00 PM on Tuesday, 28 July 2026, Shire of Mundaring Administration Building.

The Seedlings for Landcare Program is back for 2027, helping our community restore and protect our beautiful local environment.

The Shire of Mundaring has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting vibrant community events, with Council unanimously endorsing $10,000 in funding for the 40th Anniversary Lake Leschenaultia Open Water Swim at Tuesday night's Ordinary Council Meeting.

Public Notice of Proposed Disposal of Land pursuant to section 3.58(3) of the Local Government Act 1995 – 2-4 Scott Street, Greenmount.  

The Mount Helena community celebrated the official opening of the new Elsie Austin changerooms on Sunday 5 July, marking an important milestone for local sport and community life.

Wooroloo Hall is set for a new chapter, with major renovation works now underway to revitalise one of the community's most cherished gathering places.

The Shire of Mundaring and the Eastern Metropolitan Regional Council (EMRC) are progressing a planned and cooperative transition of management for the Coppin Road and Mathieson Road Community Recycling Centres.

The Shire of Mundaring is sharing information provided by State and Federal Government agencies regarding H5 avian influenza (bird flu) to help keep our community informed.

More than 50 community members have taken part in a series of hands-on cooking workshops hosted by the Shire of Mundaring, exploring seasonal produce, plant-based recipes, induction cooking and simple ways to reduce food waste at home.

The Wooroloo Hall Refurbishment project will breathe new life into this much-loved community facility, ensuring it remains a key gathering place for residents for generations to come. The project will deliver modern, comfortable spaces while preserving the Hall's importance as a central hub for local groups and activities.

A Special Meeting of Council will be held on Tuesday 30 June 2026, commencing at 6:00pm in the Council Chamber at the Shire Administration Building, 7000 Great Eastern Highway, Mundaring.

The Mundaring Cultural Hub has taken a major step forward, with Council approving the project’s concept design and business case. This marks the transition into detailed design and procurement for the Shire’s largest ever infrastructure project.

At the 9 June 2026 Ordinary Council Meeting, the Shire of Mundaring Council adopted new local planning policies.

A near miss camera is being installed at the intersection of Great Eastern Highway and Stoneville Road to help improve road safety and better understand how drivers are using the intersection.

Shire of Mundaring Deputy President Cr Luke Ellery has been recognised for his contribution to local government, receiving a Merit Award at the 2026 Western Australian Local Government Association (WALGA) Local Government Honours Awards.

Restoration works have been completed to preserve the historic stone boundary wall at Glen Forrest’s iconic Octagonal Hall, with Shire of Mundaring engaging specialist stonemason Ron from Art in Stone to lead the project.

A Special Meeting of Council will be held on Wednesday 17 June commencing at 6:30pm for the purpose of Council to consider the Business Case and Design for the Mundaring Cultural Hub.

A brand-new signature food and wine event is coming to the Perth Hills, with Council unanimously endorsing $50,000 in funding to support the inaugural Slow Food Festival Mundaring – Food, Wine and Spirits 2026.

Former Shire of Mundaring Councillor Colin James and local resident Emeritus Professor Mark Bush have been recognised in the 2026 King's Birthday Honours for their outstanding contributions to their professions and the community.

Community members gathered at the Child and Parent Centre Swan on Tuesday 2 June for the National Reconciliation Week 2026 Gathering. It was a celebration of culture, connection and shared understanding.

Makuru is the coldest and wettest Noongar season in the Perth Hills. It’s an ideal time to take advantage of the rain, plant local species and plan revegetation projects.  

Shire of Mundaring officially welcomed 58 new Australian citizens from 18 countries during a Citizenship Ceremony held at Mundaring Arena on Wednesday 20 May, 2026.

The Great Eastern Highway and Seaborne Street intersection upgrade will create a safer, more efficient junction for the Parkerville community.

As cooler weather continues across the Perth Hills, Shire of Mundaring is reminding residents to take care when burning garden refuse and to minimise smoke impacts on neighbours and the wider community.

Shire of Mundaring is investing in the future of local events, with up to $100,000 now available through a new Signature Event Funding stream as part of the Shire’s Arts Culture and Event Funding Program.

The Mundaring Firefighters School celebrated 30 years of operation on Sunday 3 May, marking three decades of training and support for volunteer emergency service responders.

The Boya and Glen Forrest Change Rooms Upgrades will deliver modern, inclusive and high-quality facilities that support sport and community life in the Perth Hills.

Shire of Mundaring continues to deliver practical action to grow and protect the local tree canopy, while also adopting a new policy to guide how memorials are managed on Shire-managed land.

Releasing Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease Virus (RHDV), also known as Calicivirus, during the wet seasons is not recommended.