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Notice of Special Council Meeting

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Notice of Special Council Meeting

Council will consider the 2026/2027 Annual Budget at a Special Council Meeting to be held on Wednesday 8 July, 2026.

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Carriage Cafe removal

The City of Fremantle has begun work to make one of its most visited parks safer and more attractive for the community.

Celebrate NAIDOC Week 2026 in Walyalup/Fremantle

Fifty Years of Deadly – honouring the past, celebrating the present, shaping the future.

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Good Sammy’s Home Collection makes donating easier than ever in Fremantle

A council pick-up service will collect donated good from your kerbside this July and August

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Bush Flower Essence Workshop

Wed 24 Jun & Thurs 30 Jul 2026
Walyalup Aboriginal Cultural Centre

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Noongar Language Class

Wednesdays | 17 Jun & 1 Jul 2026
Walyalup Aboriginal Cultural Centre

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Buster | Fridays

Fridays | During school terms
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