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The draft Waste Management Strategy 2025-2030 is available for public comment

If you use EasyPark to manage your parking in the Town, you might have run into a '2-hour daily limit'. This was a configuration error and has now been fixed.

We're updating our Urban Forest Strategy, and we want your input!

What's open when over the coming public holiday period?

The Town's April-May bulk waste verge collection service kicks off this weekend, starting with area 1 on 19-20 April.

The section of Archer St between Planet St and Mars St will be closed from 7am-5pm on Monday 14 April while stormwater drains are installed.

The Town of Victoria Park, City of Canning and City of Perth have once again been internationally recognised as Tree Cities of the World.

We need your help to put our bird waterers on the national stage!

At last night’s Special Council Meeting, Town of Victoria Park Council reaffirmed its commitment to securing the remaining external funding for the $27 million redevelopment of Lathlain Park Zone 1, home of the Perth Football Club.

Share your thoughts and help shape the Town's next Arts & Culture Plan.

Have a retail business and looking for the perfect spot to showcase your wares? Victoria Park has a range of commercial opportunities available, particularly for those in retail and hospitality who are looking to get into the area.

Out with Burswood Park, and in with the Wanneroo Raceway. The Victoria Park and Wanneroo Councils have teamed up to hit back at the Labor governments election commitment to build a race track at Burswood Park. Wanneroo Mayor Linda Aitken has backed Victoria Park Mayor Karen Vernon’s calls to scrap a motorsport circuit at Burswood Park, calling on the State Government to save beautiful parklands by supporting upgrades to the existing Wanneroo Raceway. Already one of Western Australia’s premier motorsport destinations, government funding for the Council-endorsed Wanneroo Raceway Master Plan could transform the raceway into a world-class facility and tourist hotspot, with a drift track, 4WD training and mountain biking, as well as other family friendly attractions.   

The community is invited to provide feedback to shape the next five years of the strategy, delivered with West Coast Eagles, Waalitj Foundation and Perth Football Club.

A new riverside event is set to launch the annual Arts Season program in style.

Economic development grants support projects, activities and initiatives developed by the local business community that will benefit the local economy.

Those parking in the Town of Victoria Park can now choose between two different parking payment apps in a deal that has been described as the first of its kind in Australia.

Noticed a few extra mozzies around lately? You’re not alone.

When first embarking on their $100 million dollar project, the El & El Group knew one thing would set them apart from the competition…location.

Some Town service areas will be closed, or closing early, this Labour Day public holiday.

The Annual Report 2023/24 was adopted by Council at its Special Meeting of Council held on Tuesday 4 February 2025 and is available for inspection.

To enhance road safety for all users, the Town is proposing to install six asphalt speed humps at key locations on Rutland Avenue.

The invasive Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer has claimed more trees at Read Park on Albany Highway.

The Town is calling for feedback on a new local planning policy that aims to improve sustainability outcomes for new development.

Technology Park is one of Western Australia’s premier locations for tech driven, innovative organisations.

Complete our 2025-2026 budget survey and go in the draw to win a night at Crown.

Town opening hours will be altered this Australia Day public holiday.

Join us 1-4pm in John Macmillan Park on the 17 January for Community Safety Day.

The Town has once again been recognised as a Tree City of the World, and we're flying our flag to celebrate.

New Year, New Goals?  We've Got You Covered! 

The Town has proudly secured a $2.2 million Lotterywest grant to support the redevelopment of Edward Millen Park.