A cash injection from the State Government will help sow the seeds for a community garden to blossom in Wooroloo. 

Shire of Mundaring and City of Swan respectfully acknowledge 1 February 2022 as twelve months since the Wooroloo Bushfire.

Shire of Mundaring and City of Swan residents whose properties were destroyed during the Wooroloo Bushfire will be offered free entry to the Shire's aquatic centres for the 21/22 season.

Two community-led initiatives are springing to life in Wooroloo, offering residents access to resilience building activities as they continue to recover from the recent bushfire.

The City of Swan and Shire of Mundaring finalised their respective submissions for an independent inquiry into the devastating Wooroloo bushfire, which destroyed 86 homes.

Wooroloo Hall opened its doors for an intergenerational school holiday art activity on Tuesday 5 October.

​Year 8 students from Mundaring Christian College have rolled up their sleeves to help residents in Wooroloo.

Residents, support personnel and organisations affected by the Wooroloo Bushfire are encouraged to share their experience, following the opening of an independent inquiry into the bushfire.