News

From Thursday 1 May, City residents can purchase 10 native plants for $10 as part of the annual program

Energy audit kits are now available to borrow from Bayswater, Maylands and Morley Library.

Applications to receive a rebate of up to $500 as part of the City’s annual Waterwise Native Verge program open Tuesday 1 April.

Bayswater achieves 2025 target of 100% renewable electricity for City operations as part of its Emission Reduction and Renewable Energy Plan.

City residents can collect free soil improver made from food organics and garden organics (FOGO) waste placed in green bins.

Construction of a new urban forest in Riverside Gardens is now underway.

The City of Bayswater is celebrating National Recycling Week with a lineup of free activities and workshops for residents of all ages from 11 to 17 November 2024.

Project sites include Riverside Gardens and Hinds Reserve, Tranby Reserve and Bath Street Reserve, and Bardon Park.

The City remains committed to increasing tree canopy as a bumper winter planting season draws to a close.

The City has also deployed four new traps at Maylands Lakes in an effort to reduce midge activity.

Tell us how you use the Swan River to inform foreshore management into the future.

The City has received $38,144 in funding to plant more than 2,400 trees across five locations.