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As the Noongar season of Kambarang brings warmer weather, vibrant wildflower displays, and an abundance of new life, it's a great time for residents to take positive action for local biodiversity and prepare for the months ahead.

The State Administrative Tribunal (SAT) has upheld the refusal of Structure Plan 34 – North Stoneville, finding that the proposal could not be “saved” through modifications. The Tribunal’s decision centred on community safety, associated with unresolved bushfire and evacuation risks, as well as significant concerns about traffic impacts and the reliability of the supporting technical evidence.

New opportunities are being explored to support people with disability to get involved in cricket in the Hills, with Sport4All working alongside WA Cricket to strengthen inclusive opportunities for local clubs and their communities.

What began as a simple social media post has quickly grown into an ambitious national project for 18-year-old Perth Hills singer-songwriter Elianie, who is leading plans for an Australian-made music festival that champions female and gender-diverse artists while supporting charitable causes.

A striking new mural is transforming a local water tank in Sawyers Valley, turning essential infrastructure into a vibrant public artwork that celebrates the area's unique history, natural environment and community identity.

Shire of Mundaring is pleased to announce the appointment of Cathrine Temple as Director Place and Community, commencing on 16 November 2026.

Get ready for a season packed with free family entertainment, outdoor movies, activities and festive fun as the Shire of Mundaring's Season of Entertainment returns for 2026.

For more than 70 years, Eric McCrum AO has inspired Western Australians to appreciate, understand and protect the natural world.

For 40 years, the Hills Choir has been bringing people together through the power of music, creating lasting friendships, uplifting audiences and enriching community life across the Perth Hills.

The sights and sounds of high-performance motorsport will return to the Perth Hills this month when the 2026 Tarmac West Rally comes through the Shire of Mundaring on Friday 18 September.

Shire of Mundaring is proud to congratulate former Coordinator of Aquatic Facilities Chris Blankley on receiving the Smith–Robertson Award at the 2026 Aquatic and Recreation Industry Awards, recognising his outstanding contribution to Western Australia's aquatic industry.

Some of the Shire of Mundaring's most important natural areas will receive an extra helping hand thanks to new funding from the Western Australian Government's Community Stewardship Grants program, administered by the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD).

Four councils in Perth’s Eastern Region have joined forces in a major development to divert waste from landfill, creating significant environmental and financial benefits for ratepayers.

The Parkerville community is one step closer to enjoying enhanced sporting opportunities, with a significant milestone recently reached in the staged upgrade of floodlighting infrastructure at Parkerville Oval.

Shire of Mundaring has joined members of Mundaring Seniors Incorporated in celebrating the organisation’s 55th anniversary, recognising more than five decades of friendship, connection and support for older residents across the Perth Hills. The milestone was marked with a special afternoon tea celebration at The Hub of the Hills on 19 August 2026.

The creativity, colour and character of the Perth Hills were on full display on Wednesday evening as artists, supporters and community members gathered at the Mundaring Arts Centre to celebrate the launch of the 2026 Mundaring Hills Open Studios brochure.

This International Youth Day (12 August), we're celebrating the young people who go above and beyond to make our community stronger. One of them is 2026 Young Citizen of the Year, Will Pether.

Community members came together on Sunday, 9 August 2026 for Shire of Mundaring’s first Dying to Know Expo, exploring end-of-life planning, grief and final wishes in a safe, welcoming and positive setting. Community members came together on Sunday, 9 August 2026 for Shire of Mundaring’s first Dying to Know Expo, exploring end-of-life planning, grief and final wishes in a safe, welcoming and positive setting.

Shire of Mundaring’s 2026/27 Annual Budget will maintain the services residents use every day while continuing investment in infrastructure for a growing and changing community.

Shire of Mundaring officially welcomed 50 new Australian citizens from 15 countries during a Citizenship Ceremony held at Mundaring Arena on Thursday 23 July, 2026.

Djilba, usually recognised through August and September, is a season of transition across Noongar Country including the Perth Hills.

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 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.

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.

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 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.

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.