Western Australians are being advised to avoid eating raw or partially cooked oysters that originate in South Australia

The Town of Bassendean Community Awards to recognise individuals, community groups and business for their excellence in the community.

Town of Bassendean has partnered with residents of the Eden Hill Community Action Network (CAN) to deliver a unique verge greening initiative to seventeen households surrounding the restored micro wetlands at Mary Crescent Reserve.

In a move to ensure services align with and meet community needs the Town of Bassendean is today announcing its divestment from the aged care sector, effective 30 June 2022.

Town of Bassendean’s Deputy Mayor Renee McLennan is a finalist in the Cities Power Partnership’s fourth annual national Climate Awards.

Emerging artists from Cyril Jackson Senior Campus have shared their talents in a unique outdoor digital gallery, using a mix of visual art and sound to provide a sensory experience for the community.

A new chapter for the Town of Bassendean was marked Monday night at the Swearing-In Ceremony for five recently elected Councillors.

Caltrop (Tribulus terrestris) and Doublegee (Rumex hypogaeus, formerly Emex australis) are weeds that produces seeds with ridged spines that can puncture tyres and footwear and attach to clothes and pet fur therefore be spread easily.

The Town will hold its annual Bulk Hard Waste verge collection from 1 November to 3 December 2021.

Winter is over, it’s warming up. So why not get out and about in Bassendean this October, with activities for everyone!

Tuesday, 28 September 2021 marked the final meeting of the current Council for the Town of Bassendean.

Bassendean resident of twenty-three years, Gina Williams AM, a Balladong Noongar woman, has made history by creating the world’s first opera to be sung in the Noongar language.

Last Friday, community gathered at the corner of Kenny and Hardy Roads to celebrate the official opening of The Lookout

The Town of Bassendean, with the assistance of the Water Corporation 2021/22 Local Government Urban Canopy Grant Program, are expanding the 2022 tree planting program to include high urban heat areas in the Town's industrial area, along Morley Drive and within Eden Hill.

The Town has been working consistently with Western Power to resolve the lighting issue at the east end of Old Perth Road.

Earlier this week NBN co announced the latest list of suburbs and towns that are set to benefit from the next rollout of the nbn fibre upgrade, which included the Town of Bassendean.

The Town would like to recognise the contributions of the Bassendean Historical Society

Expressions of Interest (EOI) welcome from eligible Community Groups to participate in an Umbrella Insurance Program.

EMRC Baywaste Transfer Station is now accepting select items from Town of Bassendean residents FREE of charge.

The Town of Bassendean is proud to introduce a Sponsorship and Grants Program that will support projects that make a significant contribution to the Town and its residents.

Following a condition assessment and advice of marine structural engineers the Town was required to close Success Hill Jetty in April 2021 to ensure safety for the community.

Information for residents who will be switching from overhead powerlines to an underground power supply.

Council has adopted the Jubilee Reserve Masterplan which has been in development since July 2020.

In a huge win for the Town of Bassendean community, Council has appointed the successful tenderer for the construction of the Sandy Beach Playground.

An Ordinary Postal Election will be held on Saturday, 16 October 2021 to fill 5 vacancies.

Today, the Melody Club hosted a special 100th birthday celebration for one of its members, Ron Morrison.

After 16 years on Bassendean Council, Cr. John Gangell is resigning from his position.

Creating a vibrant, active and revitalised town centre

The property will be sold with conditions to ensure ongoing community access and heritage restoration.

Stormy weather and water logged ground could see trees coming down, so make sure you know who to call.