A-Z directory

This page is about the visual accessibility of the City of Subiaco website, which has been designed to help you access information you need quickly and easily.

This page provides information about approvals required from the city for the use of advertising signage associated with commercial activities.

Access agendas for upcoming meetings and read the minutes of past meetings.

The City of Subiaco is committed to thorough, transparent and fair recruitment processes.

This page contains information on the Building Act and Building Regulations in relation to the assessment of a building permit application.

This page contains information on types of hazardous waste, and the precautions that must be taken to remove and transport asbestos to locations of disposal.

Members of the public are welcome to attend all council and committee meetings, and are given the opportunity to ask questions or make statements. Council meetings are held in the city’s Council Chamber, 241 Rokeby Road, Subiaco at 5.30pm on a Tuesday evening.

Find out about the city's prestigious annual and biennial awards.

This page contains information on noise problems from construction sites, after hours work and penalties in the City of Subiaco.

This page contains information on lodgement, guidelines, checklists and forms that are required for applying for a building permit within the City of Subiaco.

This page contains information on the Building Act and Building Regulations in relation to the assessment of a building permit application.

This page contains information about actions business owners can take to reduce crime. It includes advice, details of programs the city offers, and where to go for more information.

Sign up for the latest in business news and alerts, plus access a number of organisations and websites that provide useful information and advice to City of Subiaco business owners.

Find out about regulations and approvals for businesses in the City of Subiaco.

If you would like to busk in the City of Subiaco you are required to obtain approval before you perform. This page contains information on applying, and permitted busking areas and times.

The city provides a number of services dedicated to maintaining and improving its capital facilities and equipment.

This page displays an interactive map of parking options in the City of Subiaco.

In 2011, the state government introduced legislation called the Cat Act 2011. The new cat laws aim to encourage responsible pet ownership and reduce the number of unwanted cats in the community.

City of Subiaco residents who choose to become Australian citizens are invited to participate in the city's citizenship ceremonies.

There are a wide range of facilities, sporting clubs and recreation programs available in the City of Subiaco. The city works closely with sport and recreation providers to foster the growth of successful and sustainable sport and recreation options in the area to meet the community's physical activity needs.

The City of Subiaco has a number of advisory and other committees that exist to assist council in making decisions.

The city has four community centres available for hire.

The city offers a variety of grants and partnerships designed to support innovative cultural and community activities. Individuals, community-based organisations and local groups that enhance the provision of programs, services and support to the Subiaco community are encouraged to apply.

This page contains information about the benefits of running a community garden, and what the city is doing to identify potential garden sites.

The city is constantly looking for ways to make Subiaco an even more vibrant, liveable, safe and accessible city. This page contains information about some of the programs that we’re organising to achieve this.

Find out about the city's free sunday@subi and sunset@subi concerts series.

Find out how to contact the City of Subiaco and the administration centre's opening hours.

Find out how to attend meetings of council and access agendas and minutes.

This page provides contact information for the thirteen elected members of council.

This page contains information on actions residents can take to reduce crime and to make sure we all feel safe in Subiaco. It includes general advice, a tip-of-the-week section, and useful safety links.

Employment vacancies are advertised on this page as they become available.

This page provides links to detailed statistical information sourced from the Australian Bureau of Statistics about the demographic profile of the City of Subiaco.

This page contains information on lodgement, checklists and forms that are required for applying for a demolition permit within the City of Subiaco.

This page outlines the process associated with lodging a development application and how it is assessed.

The city's rangers are involved in helping people to be responsible dog owners and help to enforce the local laws relating to animals.

The local business community in Subiaco is represented through a number of key business groups, including the Economic Business and Sustainability Committee, Visit Subiaco and the Subiaco Business Association.

Find out about preparing for an emergency and the city's emergency management arrangements.

Find out about working at the city and search for current vacancies.

This page contains information on energy and water efficiency standards and sustainability for your property within the City of Subiaco.

Home to cinemas and theatres, markets, shopping, restaurants and cafes, and Subiaco Oval, there's always something to do in Subiaco.

Use the events calendar to find upcoming events coordinated or supported by the city.

The city welcomes your feedback to help us provide the best service possible and endeavours to efficiently answer all enquiries.

Use the interactive tool to find your residential bin day.

All food businesses operating in the City of Subiaco must be registered. This page contains information about licensing, food business guidelines, food allergy and food handling training.

This page contains information on the range of support, information, activities and programs that the City of Subiaco provides to carers.

The City of Subiaco develops projects with and for young people in response to the needs and interests of our community. Projects include AmpFest, awards, Subi Voice of Youth, Race Around Subi, skate workshops, Youth Achievement Grants and National Youth Week.

The Freedom of Information Act 1992 gives the public a right to apply for access to documents held by the City of Subiaco.

The City of Subiaco's goal is to remove graffiti as quickly as possible. The city has an enhanced and free graffiti removal service for all private properties, both residential and commercial.

The city offers residents free on demand green waste collection throughout the year.

Installation of a greywater system requires written approval. This page contains information on the approval process, incentives and rebates, types of greywater systems, and details on the installation, use and care of your system.

Have your say Subiaco is the city's online community engagement hub where you can make formal submissions on items for public consultation.

This page contains information about the hospitals and physical and mental wellbeing services in the city.

Find out about built heritage in the City of Subiaco

The biennial Heritage Conservation and Sustainability Awards commend owners for their valuable work in conserving and maintaining the city's heritage, and assist in promoting and encouraging an understanding of the value of heritage to the local community.

The unique and rich history of the City of Subiaco is reflected in the built fabric of our heritage buildings and places. The city recognises the importance of protecting places of cultural heritage significance as a way to enhance the city's sense of identity and preserve our history for future generations.

This page contains news about heritage projects and the adoption of new heritage places and conservation areas within the City of Subiaco.

Subiaco and its surrounding suburbs of Crawley, Daglish, Jolimont, Nedlands and Shenton Park share a unique history and sense of community.

The City of Subiaco facilitates a free legal service and Justice of peace service once a week to those needing documents witnessed or for those seeking advice on legal matters including estate planning, wills, commercial and civil matters and family law.

This page contains information about Lake Jualbup, including progress and updates on the project to maintain a permanent body of water in the lake, the Lake Jualbup Accord project and other significant information.

Subiaco Library is proud of the high quality services it provides to the community.

The city provides comprehensive street sweeping, butt out bin and street bin cleaning, as well as litter control services to ensure the health and amenities of the community and the surrounding environment.

This page contains information about elections, eligibility to vote and how to become a councillor in the City of Subiaco.

The state government has initiated structural reform of local government in Western Australia. This page contains the history and latest news about how proposed amalgamations will affect the City of Subiaco.

The annual Local History Awards are a great opportunity to research, record and share the rich history of Subiaco.

The City of Subiaco is responsible for adhering to state and local government regulations to ensure the safety and wellbeing of the community. The city's policies set guidelines for the effective and efficient management of council resources and assist council and staff achieve an equitable decision making process.

This page outlines the process associated with lodging a development application and how it is assessed.

Lords is one of the leading recreation centres in Perth, combining indoor community sport, health and fitness facilities and fantastic classes, all in a relaxed and friendly environment. Whether you like to work out in the gym, participate in group fitness, play team sport or swim laps, Lords offers something for everyone.

With regular markets held in the town centre, it's not surprising that when people think of Subiaco, they often think of markets.

The Mayor and twelve councillors are elected to the City of Subiaco council.

The city's media releases provide information about significant projects, achievements and decisions.

This page provides a history of the Subiaco Community Men's Shed and its aims, location and contact details for those interested in joining.

Visitors to Subiaco Museum will enjoy the permanent and changing exhibitions mounted in the museum's five display rooms, as well as spaces in the city's Administration Centre and Subiaco Library.

Super-fast internet is on its way to Subiaco. Works on the National Broadband Network (NBN) started in the area in July 2013 and connections will take approximately twelve to eighteen months to be completed.

Find out how you can work with the city to keep your neighbourhood safe.

This page contains information on noise problems including parties, musical instruments, power tools, air conditioners and construction noise.

Find out about the latest happenings in the City of Subiaco.

The city is comprised of six directorates, including the office of the CEO, corporate services, development services, community development, technical services and city business.

If you are organising a public event in the City of Subiaco, you must obtain approval from the city. Find out about applications and requirements.

The City of Subiaco undertook its Think2030 community visioning process to gain feedback on a vision and future direction for the city. This culminated in the development of the City of Subiaco Strategic Community Plan and Corporate Business Plan.

Find out about free and affordable parking options in and around the Subiaco town centre.

Under the Local Government Act 1995, authorised officers can issue infringement notices for non-compliance with the local laws. Infringement notices may be issued for offences relating to parking, dogs, cats and litter.

Many residential properties in Subiaco are in streets with restrictions on parking or where access to parking on the property may not be possible for the resident and/or their visitors.

There are thirty parks in the Subiaco municipality, categorised as regional, suburban or local parks.

This page contains information about booking a park or reserve for a special occasion.

Pay your rates online using the BPOINT secure payment gateway.

insects, mosquitoes, rats, rodents, mice, feral animals, possums, foxes, rabbits, rat control, baits, possum control, pests, mozzies, control of mosquitoes, exterminate, wasps, ants, bees, rat bait

This page contains information on how to control pest in your business premises.

The City of Subiaco's annual Photographic Awards celebrate creativity in Subiaco and offer photographers a chance to showcase their original work.

Planning and/or building approvals may be required before making any alterations or additions to your home or business. Whether you are thinking of making improvements such as a renovation or addition, or planning a new development, it it important to advise the city of your plans as most projects of this nature require approvals.

Find out about the city's fun activities and helpful services for seniors

The keeping of poultry and farm animals, as well as pigeons and doves, in the City of Subiaco is subject to approval, with various conditions and restrictions.

Find out about power and lighting in the City of Subiaco.

The material produced by the City of Subiaco on this website is protected by copyright and the city accepts no liability for the accuracy of any of the information.

This page contains information about all the fun activities and programs for children in the city, including school holiday activities, the Children's adventure map, Subi Kids Crew and Subi's future – for kids.

Public art plays a vital role in creating a sense of place within the community. The City of Subiaco is committed to delivering a diverse and vibrant public art program because we believe that public art is vital to community and cultural development.

This page contains information about public health campaigns supported by the city, including Asbestos Awareness Month, Food Allergy Week, Australian Food Safety Week and Fight the Bite.

Subiaco has an extensive public transport network of trains and buses.

Find out about paying rates in the City of Subiaco.

Find out about recycling and rubbish services for businesses in the City of Subiaco.

Find out about recycling and waste services for residents in the city.

All the information required to report a faulty streetlight in the City of Subiaco.

The City of Subiaco produces a number of reports and corporate documents that provide the community with information on topics such as council projects, plans, procedures and services.

Subiaco is currently undertaking numerous projects for road rehabilitation and road resurfacing to improve the safety and long term performance of the road pavements.

Subiaco Library is a leading public library that provides information services to meet the educational and cultural needs of the community.

The City of Subiaco proudly presents the annual Shaun Tan Award for Young Artists. The award encourages imagination and innovation, and is a great opportunity to develop skills in visual arts.

The sitemap lists all of the pages in the City of Subiaco website.

The City of Subiaco uses its Facebook page to connect with the community and share information about events, programs and activities in the city.

Find out about all the ways to get active in Subiaco.

Exposing children to sport and recreation opportunities at a young age provides more than just health benefits. Kids who engage in physical activity are more inclined to be happier, healthier and more active in their adulthood. The city can help you find a sport that is right for your child.

Find out about built heritage in the City of Subiaco.

This page provides information on the subdivision and amalgamation approvals process in the city.

Find out how to visit Subiaco Museum.

The city's annual Sustainable Verge and Garden Award promotes verges and gardens that contribute to greening, water conservation and biodiversity in an urban setting.

This page contains information on safety barriers, requirements for fencing and rules for private swimming pools.

Talk about Subi is published monthly to keep the community informed about what's happening in the city. The newsletter is delivered free of charge to all residents and businesses in the city in the last week of each month.

To hold a temporary food stall in the City of Subiaco, you are required to obtain a licence. This page contains information on food safety, registration and licences.

Check out the city's current quotations, tenders and expressions of interest.

The City of Subiaco is proud to coordinate the annual Tim Winton Award for Young Writers. The award encourages imagination and innovation, and provides a great opportunity to develop creative writing skills.

This page contains information about the city's town planning scheme, planning policies, and other planning controls relevant to the City of Subiaco.

This page contains information about how the city maintains its trees and selects tree species when replanting is required.

This page contains information on the city’s Street Tree Policy, planting, pruning and landscaping.

This page includes planning related websites which may be useful for people looking to undertake development within the City of Subiaco.

Subiaco Museum records and shares the social history of the Subiaco area.

Volunteering comes about because of the goodwill, generosity, creativity and compassion of the individual who volunteers. Giving one or two hours a week can make a huge difference to others in your community.

With an abundance of parks and reserves and wide footpaths and shady trees lining most roads, walking in Subiaco is a pleasant option year round. The city supports a number of initiatives to help you enjoy your walking experience.

The City of Subiaco is located in the inner metropolitan area of Perth and includes the suburbs of Subiaco and Daglish, and parts of Nedlands, Shenton Park, Crawley and Jolimont. The city has four ward areas.

The city has undertaken a number of projects to conserve water and ensure water quality, and has received awards in recognition of its efforts.

This page contains information on the collaboration between the City of Subiaco and Western Suburbs Regional Organisation of Councils (WESROC) to implement regional water conservation and quality projects.

There is plenty of wildlife to be found within the city’s parks and reserves.

This page contains general information on wood heaters, burning and wood selection.

The City of Subiaco is an innovative, community-focused organisation providing strong leadership to build a unique and welcoming place. Working at the city is a rewarding and enjoyable experience.

The City of Subiaco develops projects with and for young people in response to the needs and interests of our community. Projects include AmpFest, awards, Subi Voice of Youth, Race Around Subi, skate workshops, Youth Achievement Grants and National Youth Week.