There was a great turnout at the first Friday Night Bites event, part of the City of Swan’s Weekend Vibes at Locale summertime series.
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Stage 2 community consultation will be open from Thursday, August 15 to Thursday, September 5 2019.
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This week we hit another New Junction milestone when we started construction of the youth hangout zone at Midland Park. This vibrant space will give our teenagers a place to own and belong.
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Our fly-through of the New Junction precinct is designed to give you a real feel for what the completed project could look like.
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The City of Swan is delighted to accept a $1 million contribution from the Stefanelli family towards a new children’s playground in the New Junction precinct.
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The City of Swan has commenced construction at Midland Park by planting trees around the future public open space.
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Work will soon begin on the recreational heart of New Junction!
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Business Plan Approval: Major Milestone for New Junction
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Have your say on Midland Park Stage 1!
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There were no mid-winter blues at our new look Locale on July 1! The sun was shining and over 500 people came out to the inaugural Winter Warmer event.
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The City of Swan Council recently endorsed the Midland Oval Redevelopment Precinct Business Plan (the Business Plan) for public comment and we’re seeking your input.
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The construction of the City of Swan’s New Junction development, an 11ha precinct in the heart of Midland, has officially commenced.
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Rug up and welcome winter at our inaugural Winter Warmer at Locale on Sunday, July 1. Entry to the event is free and there is plenty of fun for every member of the family!
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Three art exhibitions will open at Midland Junction Arts Centre (MJAC) this weekend.
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Nominations are now open for the 2018 NAIDOC Awards, which acknowledge the contributions of Aboriginal people in the City of Swan.
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The City of Swan has welcomed funding announcements made by the State and Federal Governments, totalling more than $350 million for local infrastructure.
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