| | | | | | $22.6m upgrade a travel boost for Cockburn Central Hammond Road in Success has undergone a significant transformation, making it quicker and easier to travel to and from Cockburn Central. The 1.7km stretch between Branch Circus and Bartram Road now boasts two lanes in both directions, new roundabouts at three intersections, and new footpaths. We utilised 13,500 tonnes of crushed recycled concrete, spanning an impressive 30,000 m² area across the entire project. This innovative use of recycled materials is one of Perth's largest examples of sustainable road construction by a local council. The project's funding was a joint effort from the City, a State Government Metropolitan Regional Roads Program (MRRP) grant, the Australian Government Roads to Recovery Program, Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program (LRCI) Phase 3, and developer contributions. The LRCI Program supports local councils to deliver priority local road and community infrastructure projects across Australia, supporting jobs and the resilience of local economies to help communities bounce back from the COVID-19 pandemic. |
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| | | Local government election results The City of Cockburn welcomed one new and three re-elected Councillors following the Local Government election on Saturday 21 October. Carol Reeve-Fowkes was re-elected to the east ward. Carol (LeChun) Zhang was newly elected to the east ward. Tom Widenbar was re-elected to the central ward. Phoebe Corke was re-elected to the west ward. Councillor Chontelle Stone was elected Deputy Mayor at a Special Council Meeting on 30 October. Back row: L-R: Deputy Mayor Chontelle Stone, Cr Tom Widenbar, Mayor Logan Howlett, Cr Phil Eva, Cr Michael Separovich. Front Row: L-R: Cr Carol Zhang, Cr Tarun Dewan, Cr Phoebe Corke.
Absent: Cr Carol Reeve-Fowkes, Cr Kevin Allen. | | Election results 2023 |
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| | | Cockburn ARC is evolving! The Health Club facilities at the award-winning Cockburn ARC will undergo a major revamp over 2024-2025. The transformation will result in significant changes to the spin studio, gym, group fitness areas, and more. It's proposed that the expansion be implemented in a phased approach, ideally ensuring that all Health Club facilities remain open and accessible throughout construction to minimise any inconvenience for members. A recent report revealed that Cockburn ARC saved our community nearly $30m in healthcare costs between 2021-2023 by reducing the risk of 10 major health conditions and diseases, including mental health conditions, cardiovascular disease, and more. | | Read more |
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| | | Caring CoSafe officers: a true community asset CoSafe officers recently came to the rescue in Beeliar, helping a frail elderly woman who had become disoriented in the early hours of the morning as she desperately tried to find her way home. The officers sheltered the woman in their car until WA Police arrived, averting a potentially large-scale search operation. Cockburn Police were able to reunite the woman with her family, and thanked the CoSafe team for its quick actions. |
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| | | Cockburn Support Services a phone call away Not everyone finds the festive season a happy time of year. If you, or someone you know, needs support with depression, stress, anxiety, relationships, or something else, connect with our free and confidential short-term counselling service. Our qualified staff are here to work alongside you to assist you through various systems that impact your life. To access this support, please call the Cockburn Support Service on 08 9411 3859 or 08 9411 3851 or emailsupportservice@cockburn.wa.gov.au. |
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| | | Jingle up your brand for Christmas If you're a small business in Cockburn and haven’t been to one of our fantastic ‘Micro Business Networking Meetups’, the last for the year is happening on Wednesday, 29 November. And with Christmas around the corner, we’ve added a festive flair to this month’s guest presentation: Jingle Up Your Brand with graphic designer Jo Wilson. Jo will be covering: Why your brand is more than your logo Three building blocks to create your brand How to have seasonal fun with your brand without looking unprofessional. Join us for morning tea and mingling, followed by the presentation. Registrations are essential for catering purposes. | | Register now |
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| | | Sporting Hall of Fame open for nominations Do you know a local sporting hero who deserves recognition? The City’s Hall of Fame celebrates Cockburn’s storied local athletes, past and present, along with the junior clubs that helped to develop their talents. Over 20 athletes have been inducted so far, ranging from AFL legends Glen Jakovic and Peter Sumich, to champion lawn bowlers Smiljana Jakovich and Steve Srhoy. Both junior and senior athletes are eligible if they have competed in the open age category of an elite competition. Nominees can be deceased or living. | | Nominations close 15 Dec |
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| | | Supporting good physical and mental health We’re committed to ensuring Cockburn is a safe, healthy, and socially connected community. Check out the range of free initiatives happening in Cockburn and kick-start your health journey or maintain your fitness. Beach Yoga Tuesdays 7 November-12 December
Coogee Beach Reserve, Coogee
6.15-7am
More information: www.cockburn.wa.gov.au/BeachYoga Workout Wednesdays 8 November-13 December
Anning Park, South Lake
6pm
More information: www.cockburn.wa.gov.au/WorkoutWednesdays Improve your Health information sessions 9 November
Cockburn Seniors Centre, Spearwood
9.30-11am
More information: www.cockburn.wa.gov.au/SeniorsHealth Cockburn Trek 10 November
Coogee Beach Surf Life Saving Club, Coogee
8-11am
More information: www.cockburn.wa.gov.au/CockburnTrek Healthy Food for all Abilities 21 November-12 December
For people with disability and their carers
Tuesdays, 10am-12.30pm
Len Packham Hall, Coolbellup
More information: www.cockburn.wa.gov.au/HealthforAll |
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| | | | | Beeliar Sun Sets Join us for our first of two massive concerts in the park. Kicking it off this month in Success are Kav Temperley (Eskimo Joe), Joan & the Giants, Noah Dillion, Siobhan Cotchin, and Riley Pearce! Don't miss this epic night of Aussie-grown talent playing for you under the summer stars. | | Find out more |
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| | | Dementia Without Loneliness World-renowned leader in the dementia field, Michael Verde, is presenting at the Cockburn Seniors Centre on Thursday 16 November about his program 'Memory Bridge' and how those with dementia don't need to feel alone and how we can help those that do. RSVPs essential. | | RSVP by 13 Nov |
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| What's on in Cockburn this month |
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| | | | | | Join us on Wed 8 Nov for a free workshop for community groups from Cannings Purple. Get an overview of generative AI, tools to enhance work productivity, and look at text-based and video content creation programs. |
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| Stories of Cockburn History |
| | Next in this series of free storytelling workshops will explore using present tense to bring the past alive, and more. Suitable for all residents with local historical knowledge and interest. Held at Coolbellup Community Hub on Wed 15 Nov. |
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