From today, Friday 30 October, Ngarkal Beach in North Coogee is closed due to algal bloom.
Section 3.58 of Local Government Act 1995. View the details.
View the operating hours over Christmas and the New Year for the Administration Centre, Henderson Waste Recovery Park, Libraries, Seniors Centre, Youth Centre, ARC and more.
The City of Cockburn gives notice of the following new fees and charges to give effect to the City’s new local laws.
The City of Melville is delivering traffic signals at the North Lake Road and Winterfold Road intersection.
View the public notice.
View the proposal on Comment on Cockburn.
New Local Laws will come into operation on Tuesday 8 September 2026.
The City's Public Health Plan 2026-2031 outlines how we will support a healthier, safer and more connected community over the next five years. Developed in line with the Public Health Act 2016 and the State Public Health Plan for Western Australia 2025-30, the Plan identifies local health priorities and the actions the City will take to improve health and wellbeing for everyone.
Good health is influenced by more than healthcare. It is shaped by where we live, work and play, our social connections, access to services, and the environments around us. Through planning, programs, partnerships and services, the City helps create the conditions for a healthy community.
The Plan focuses on improving health outcomes by addressing key local priorities, including:
Physical activity and healthy eating
Overweight and obesity
Alcohol, smoking and vaping
Mental health and wellbeing
Injury prevention
Actions are grouped into four key areas:
Download the City of Cockburn Public Health Plan 2026–2031 to learn more about our priorities, actions and commitment to improving the health and wellbeing of our community.