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Revamp of Peace Park in Spearwood complete

The upgrades included footpath repairs, and a new gazebo, picnic setting, signage, and park benches. The small but symbolic neighbourhood park commemorates the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. 

Perth artist Esti Nagy is adding the park’s finishing touches with two footpath murals inspired by traditional Japanese art, patterns and symbolism. In June 2023, four Peppermint Trees and 17 Ginkgo bilobas were planted. Ginkgo bilobas hold profound significance in Hiroshima, embodying resilience, and hope, while the Peppermints will provide future habitat for black cockatoos.

The City engaged residents, representatives from the Mayor’s for Peace Organisation, and representatives from the Consulate-General of Japan in Perth for the $150,000 project. 

 
 
 
 
 

Electoral reforms

The State Government has introduced some electoral reforms that will be implemented for the October 2023 local government elections. These are: 

 
 
 

What's on in Cockburn this month

 
All City events and workshops
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