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Visit: www.subiaco.wa.gov.au   4 November 2016
Think2030 has arrived

In 2011 we introduced you to Think2030, the largest community visioning project we’ve ever undertaken to determine what your vision for the future of Subiaco was.
 
It’s been five years and a lot has changed, so Think2030 is back! To make sure we’re on the right track, and community aspirations are still accurate, we’re reviewing the city's Strategic Community Plan.
 
Get involved with the future of your city and let us know how we’ve been doing and the direction you would like the city to take over the next ten years.
 
Share your thoughts on things like:
  • community
  • parks, open spaces and places
  • Subiaco as a unique destination
  • the built environment
  • an effective and integrated transport system
  • council leadership
For the chance to win some great prizes and to help shape the future of your city visit the Think2030 website and complete Think2030 survey today.
 

Rokeby Road near completion

It’s full steam ahead on Rokeby Road. Our streetscape upgrade is nearing completion with only two weeks to go until the works are complete. New multi-use light poles have been installed, parking bays have been raised for alfresco dining and the median strip has been leveled which has seen the new-look Rokeby Road come together. 

Find out what's in store for the final stage of the upgrade on our website. The new-look Rokeby will be on full display at our Christmas Night of Lights event later this month, get the lowdown on the event below.
 
Have your say:
North Subiaco and Subiaco Oval


If you live, work or play in North Subiaco it’s time to have your say on the future of the area. We want to know what you think of the draft North Subiaco Structure Plan, which provides a vision and planning framework for the future development of North Subiaco.
 
Have your say on things like land use, heritage, population, density and transport to help secure a bright future for North Subiaco as a thriving local centre for the community.

Subiaco Oval

One of the biggest changes in the area will be the relocation of football from Subiaco Oval to the new Perth Stadium in Burswood. With this in mind, we’re also seeking feedback on four potential scenarios to help gauge community interests for the future of the site.
 
Share your thoughts on the draft plan and Subiaco Oval by Friday 2 December on our online engagement hub Have your say Subiaco.

 
EVENTS
 

Remembrance Day

Together with the Subiaco RSL sub-branch, we’re honouring the brave men and women who have served our country in times of war, conflict and peace at the annual Remembrance Day service. 

11 November | Rankin Gardens  

FULL DETAILS
 
 

See Subi on Sunday: Art tour

Want to know more about our public art collection? Uncover the stories behind some of our most popular artworks and discover some you may not have known about with the See Subi on Sunday: Art for all walking tour.

13 November | FREE | Walking tour
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Social media and cyber safety

We’ve teamed up with Rosalie Primary School and CLAN WA to bring you a free social media and cyber safety workshop this month. Learn how to identify bullying behaviours and how to keep your kids safe online.

22 November | Rosalie Primary
REGISTER NOW

 
 
 

Christmas Night of Lights

Rokeby Road will come alight when Christmas takes over the strip. Help us celebrate with food trucks, pop up bars, entertainment for kids and the unveiling of our new eleven metre tall Christmas tree.

24 November | Rokeby Road | FREE
GET THE LOWDOWN

 
 
MUST SEE
 
2016 Photographic Awards exhibition 

Have you seen the 2016 Photographic Awards finalist exhibition at Subiaco Library yet? Featuring more than seventy finalist entries across three categories, the exhibition showcases the best of the best in this year’s competition.
 
Award winners were announced at a special presentation ceremony on Monday 31 October, with budding photographer Fioline Oetomo taking home the top prize for her commanding portrait Vigilant (featured).  
 
Fancy yourself a judge? Visit the library to vote for your favourite entry in the coveted People’s Choice Award before Sunday 27 November. For the full list of winners visit our website.
 
Seven names selected for Subiaco laneways

We've named seven laneways throughout the town centre, honouring individuals and families who have made significant contributions to our city.

The laneways were named in conjunction with the Geographic Names Committee to reinforce their place in the community. Mounted on decorative name plates, the laneways will serve as a poignant reminder of the city's beginnings and ensure a place in Subiaco's present and future.

The laneway names are:
  • Burley Lane
  • Hiddlestone Lane
  • Kannis Lane
  • Kenworthy Lane
  • Sagar Lane
  • Walmsley Lane
  • Xanthis Lane
We've recently been celebrating the newly named laneways, with the Hiddlestone, Xanthis and Kannis families joining us to unveil their new namesakes. Find out more about the seven laneways and the stories behind their names on our website.
 
FOR YOUR DIARY

NOVEMBER COUNCIL AND COMMITTEE MEETINGS

Development Services Committee meeting

When:
Tuesday 8 November, 5.30pm
Where: Council Chambers, Administration Centre, 241 Rokeby Road


Corporate, Community and Technical Services Committee meeting

When:
Tuesday 15 November, 5.30pm
Where: Council Chambers, Administration Centre, 241 Rokeby Road


November Council meeting

When:
Tuesday 22 November, 5.30pm
Where: Council Chambers, Administration Centre, 241 Rokeby Road

Members of the public are welcome to attend the November Council meeting and are given the opportunity to ask questions or make statements. For more information about Council meetings visit our website.
 

ANNUAL ELECTORS' MEETING

When: Tuesday 6 December, 6pm
Where: Council Chambers, Administration Centre, 241 Rokeby Road

Community members are invited to attend the 2016 Annual Electors' Meeting to discuss the contents of the annual report and other general business. To speak at the meeting please notify the city by providing your name, address and statement marked to the attention of the Chief Executive Officer by Thursday 1 December.

 
 

BULK RUBBISH COLLECTION

Get rid of any unwanted waste from around your home. We will be collecting bulk rubbish at the beginning of December so make sure you place items on your verge ready for collection on  Saturday 3 and Sunday 4 December ready for collection the following week.

For more information about what can be collected visit our website.

 
   
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