After lengthy and considered debate City of Busselton Councillors resolved to adopt a new youth services funding and delivery model, effective June 30, 2013.

This decision ends the City’s multi-year funding arrangement with community group Southern Rip which has acted as the City’s youth arm for several years.

Thanks to a partnership between members of the Quindalup Sea Rescue and the City of Busselton, new housing for the City’s Dunsborough-based beach trekker wheelchair has been constructed at Quindalup Beach.

An extension to the Quindalup Sea Rescue building has been constructed to house the beach wheelchair.

City of Busselton Rangers were pleased with the decision of the local Magistrate to uphold a parking infringement fine issued to a Perth resident more than 12 months ago.  The Court also ordered the defendant to pay court costs close to $5000.

Despite the straightforward nature of the infringement, this particular case has a long history.

City of Busselton Council has given the green light for the installation of a special Ability Whirl roundabout to be installed adjacent to the new children’s playground at the western end of the Busselton Foreshore.

This new and innovative piece of play equipment will complement existing equipment and be a valuable asset for the community.

One of Australia’s most iconic coastlines – the popular Yallingup Foreshore, will undergo a series of staged upgrades over the next four years.

The upgrade focuses on the foreshore park in front of Yallingup’s main car park area.