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In response to the surge of mosquito numbers in Hedland, the Town has purchased sachets of Coopex, an effective residual pesticide, to support residents in managing mosquitoes around their homes.

Please see below statement from WA Health regarding its first confirmed case for Murray Valley encephalitis.

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The Waterwise offer is available until Saturday 31 May 2025.

Water Corporation are offering regional water customers a $400 rebate when you replace your single-flush toilet with a dual-flush WELS 4-star toilet.

The Hedland Youth Advisory Council used the opening of Port Hedland’s $187.5 million Spoilbank Marina as a significant platform to increase awareness of how individuals, families and communities can use bubbles to reduce the harmful impact of balloons to protect Australian marine life.

In addition to the State Award, Hedland and the Town were also state finalists in several categories.

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The Bureau of Meteorology are coming to Port Hedland on October 28th to hold a paid community workshop.

Representatives from the Bureau of Meteorology and the Department of Fire and Emergency Services WA delivered the 2024/25 Cyclone and Seasonal Briefing this week at the Civic Centre.

The Town of Port Hedland’s has strengthened its commitment to local businesses by signing onto the Small Business Friendly Local Government Charter.

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The Town of Port Hedland recently conducted the annual green-waste cyclone clean-up in collaboration with Norcape Contracting

The Town of Port Hedland has delivered a record number of road and kerbside upgrades in the 2023/2024 financial year, delivering on its commitment to improve Hedland’s liveability.

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Book Week 2024 will be celebrated at Hedland Libraries on Thursday 29 August

The Town's annual green waste collection starts Monday 2 September

We're on the lookout for a passionate Duty Manager to join our team and help keep Gratwick Aquatic Centre open. This isn't just a job - it's a chance to be a part of something special in our community.

Young artists are invited to submit their original music for a chance to perform at the 2024 Beats in the Bay Festival on the stunning foreshore in Shark Bay!

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The Town is committed to providing quality amenities for the community to enjoy, and these playground improvements will provide great new equipment.

As of Monday 15 July 2024, Western Australia has adopted the Australian Warning System (AWS) for bushfires, cyclone, flood and storms.

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A reminder: Under the Health Local Law 2016, it is illegal to keep roosters in residential areas

Smoke alarms are the first line of defence in the event of a fire in your home. They provide a reliable and cost-effective early warning, giving people crucial time to react and evacuate safely. Maintaining your smoke alarms ensures they are in working order when needed most.