City Updates

Votes were counted in the 2021 City of Busselton Local Government Election this evening.

On 5 September an enthusiastic group of community members gathered in the sunshine to plant 500 local native plants alongside a section of the new Buayanyup River Drain Reserve shared path.

Have you noticed the bright artwork now covering a graffiti political statement at the Yallingup Telstra Substation on the corner of Yallingup Caves Road?

The City of Busselton has been asking for feedback from our Small Businesses and we’ve listened to what you’ve had to say.

This historic engine is the oldest surviving Australian-built steam locomotive and also the first steam locomotive in Western Australia.

In conjunction with the City of Busselton, Main Roads WA is currently managing the development and delivery for the replacement of the bridge on Tuart Drive over Abba River

City of Busselton and Shire of Augusta Margaret River help coordinate arum lily control

Hannay Lane in Dunsborough is taking on a new look.

Despite current uncertainty around State border closures, we remain hopeful that the first Jetstar flight from Melbourne will arrive in Busselton as planned late next month.

A decade ago the City developed a strategic event strategy aimed at elevating the region to the Events Capital WA.

Busselton was named the winner of the 2021 GWN7 Top Tourism Town Award at the 2021 Perth Airport WA Regional Tourism Conference.

Have you ever consider how the Jetty is funded and maintained now and into the future?

The City is planning on the removal of both the Busselton and Dunsborough swimming enclosures the week of the 19th April 2021.

Councillors adopted the City of Busselton 10 year Long-term Financial Plan (LTFP) on 25 March 2021.

Are you interested in being part of the future management of the Lower Vasse River?

Implementation of the Lower Vasse River Management Plan is entering the next step with detailed designs for the creation of a living stream now being prepared.

The City of Busselton celebrates its 150th year as a Local Government area this year. On the 21 February 1871, the area now known as the City of Busselton was formally declared under the Municipal Institutions’ Act.