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Road Condition Report 17th December 2024
Posted 17 December 2024 Road Condition Report 17th December 2024

New Fee and Charge - Asbestos Contaminated Land
Posted 12 December 2024 New Fee and Charge - Asbestos Contaminated Land

Domestic Rubbish Collection Reschedule for Christmas and New Year
Posted 11 December 2024 Domestic Rubbish Collection Reschedule for Christmas and New Year

Christmas Greetings 2024
Posted 10 December 2024 Christmas Greetings 2024

Annual Electors Meeting
Posted 10 December 2024 Annual Electors Meeting

Road Condition Report 10th December 2024
Posted 10 December 2024 Road Condition Report 10th December 2024

Holiday Closure Information 2024-2025
Posted 05 December 2024 Holiday Closure Information 2024-2025

Notice Changes to Laverton Airport Access
Posted 14 November 2024 Notice Changes to Laverton Airport Access

Waterwise
Posted 28 October 2024 Waterwise

2025 Council Meeting Dates
Posted 28 October 2024 2025 Council Meeting Dates

Town Clean Up
Posted 10 September 2024 Town Clean Up

Seniors Morning Tea
Posted 05 August 2024 Seniors Morning Tea

Laverton Coach House
Posted 27 February 2018 Laverton Coach House

Cr Rosemary Street has donated a painting of the historic Coach House building to the Shire.

GREAT CENTRAL ROAD FLOODING
Posted 22 February 2018 GREAT CENTRAL ROAD FLOODING

Great Central Road Closed to All Traffic

March Flies
Posted 15 February 2018 March Flies

Following the recent rain and hot weather, we are experiencing large numbers of March flies around Laverton. Get more information about them here.

LAVERTON RECOGNISED FOR EXCELLENT YOUTH PROGRAMS
Posted 11 December 2017 LAVERTON RECOGNISED FOR EXCELLENT YOUTH PROGRAMS

The Shire of Laverton has excelled in the 2017 Western Australia’s seventh annual Local Government Children’s Environment and Health Policy Awards receiving a commendation for Aboriginal Child Health. The Children’s Environment and Health Policy Awards are presented annually by the Public Health Advocacy Institute of WA, showcasing local government’s progress in creating environments that protect and support the health of children. Laverton’s Youth Centre programs received a commendation in the Aboriginal Child Health category. One of the most popular ongoing, activities, is going ‘out bush’, led by elders and community members with skills and knowledge of bush plants and animals shared with the wider community.

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