Cockburn residents are encouraged to plant bird-friendly gardens and leave out a clean freshly-filled bird bath to help attract native birds, rather than feeding them.The City’s Environment team is reminding locals that the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions’ Parks and Wildlife Service says feeding birds can alter their natural behaviour and seriously harm their health.It is also now an offence in Western Australia to feed native fauna, including birds, without a licence.

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The City of Cockburn has been named overall winner of the 2020 Local Government Policy Awards (Children, Environment and Health) for the fourth time in their 10-year history.The City was named overall…

The City of Cockburn has praised food businesses at Cockburn Gateway Shopping City where about half have completed training earning them FoodSafe® certification.Cockburn Gateway is the first shopping …

A unique City of Cockburn motocross pilot program that has reduced illegal and unsafe motorbike use in our suburbs, has also helped its young participants increase their school attendance and cut thei…

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The City of Cockburn has been Highly Commended in the Cities Power Partnership (CPP) Renewable Energy Achievement Award for 2020.The announcement was made this afternoon at the CPPs third annual natio…

The City of Cockburn encourages the community to participate in a variety of local activities it has planned to commemorate NAIDOC Week 2020 (8-15 November).Events include a flag-raising at the City, …

Catch up on some of the news that impacted Cockburn this week, to help you stay in touch with what’s going on in your community.