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Cockburn 2019-20 rate rise same as 2018-19, below metro average
The City of Cockburn’s 2019-20 budget has been adopted by Council, with a rate rise of 1.90 per cent, the same as last year and slightly less than the average metropolitan increase of 2.1 per cent.The low rate rise reflects current economic challenges and the low inflation environment.For the fourth consecutive year, the Waste Services charge for commercial and industrial properties will stay at $458 (and $510 for rate exempt properties) as a result of successful waste management strategies reducing long term costs.This year the City will experience State-sanctioned increases ranging between 2.1 and 3.7 per cent for electricity costs, a 2.5 per cent increase in water charges and a 2.6 per cent increase in vehicle registrations and third party insurance costs.“The City’s low rate rise will continue the trend of 2018-19 for Cockburn, when home owners paid some of the lowest household rates in Perth,” Mayor Logan Howlett said.“Overall, the average residential improved ratepayer will pay an extra 56 cents per week ($29 pa) after concession and for those on the minimum payment rate the increase will be 48 cents per week ($25 pa).
City of Cockburn
25 Jul 2019
Cockburn ARC WA's 40th waterwise aquatic centre
Water Corporation names Cockburn ARC its 40th waterwise aquatic centre.
City of Cockburn
25 Jul 2019
Turtle preservation plan for Bibra Lake
Plans are underway to protect the threatened native turtle population at Bibra Lake in the lead up to the 2019-20 nesting season from September to February, peaking in October.City of Cockburn backed …
City of Cockburn
25 Jul 2019
What made the news in Cockburn – 15-19 July, 2019
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City of Cockburn
25 Jul 2019
Art on the Move touring exhibition - Yagu Gurlbarl (Big Secret)
Art on the Move touring exhibition - Yagu Gurlbarl (Big Secret) Published on 08 July 2019 Yagu Gurlbarl (Big Secret) by Julie Dowling ART ON THE MOVE touring exhibition Yagu Gurlbarl (Big Secret) pres…
City of Busselton
25 Jul 2019
Looking for Long-term Alternatives to Landfill
Looking for Long-term Alternatives to Landfill Published on 08 July 2019 The South West Regional Waste Group to which the City of Busselton is a party, is inviting businesses to suggest alternatives t…
City of Busselton
25 Jul 2019
Townscape Development Grants
Published: Friday, 12 July 2019 at 9:44:17 AM For more information, or to get an application package, click here Back to All Items
Shire of Bruce Rock
25 Jul 2019
New Business Opportunity
Published: Wednesday, 17 July 2019 at 9:13:02 AM A retail outlet located on Johnson Street Bruce Rock is available for lease.
Shire of Bruce Rock
25 Jul 2019