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Edition 2020
ISSN 2208-9063
Autumn
Sustainability Snapshot
- Page 12
Romance on
the Green
- Page 11
Coastal
Management
Study
- Page 5
Community Citizen
of the Year Awards
- Page 6
Mayor
Page 2 - A Word from the Mayor
A Word from the
Welcome to the autumn edition of the City Chronicle. Although summer is on the wane,
we’ve probably still got some hot weather ahead so remember to be careful out in the sun.
We have recently published the latest instalment of our Sustainability Snapshot. It provides a very detailed report
on our progress towards sustainability, which is essential to achieving our community aspirations. We have included a
few brief highlights from the latest Snapshot inside this edition (pages 12 to 13). I encourage you to also read the full
report, which is available on our website and at our libraries, for a much more comprehensive account of our
sustainability journey.
If you are looking for some great plants to fill in some spots in your garden we’ve got a free native plant giveaway
coming up in April. Residents can get up to 10 free seedlings per household from Rockingham Golf Club in Cooloongup.
Details on page 14.
The City has been actively applying for state grants to help fund various projects. Over recent months we have been
successful in attracting several million dollars in State government funding for a range of activities. You can read
more about these grants on page 5.
With Easter already on the horizon, and an extra-long weekend ideal for catching up with friends
or going away for a break, the roads are going to be busy. So it’s timely to remember that road
safety is a shared responsibility. The police will be out in force doing their best to ensure the
roads are kept safe. But every driver should be part of the solution. Please drive carefully and
help make our roads safe. The City is providing Drive So Others Survive bumper stickers
at our Libraries, Administration Building and our Summer Series Outdoor Cinema
events. Grab a sticker, take the Road Safety Pledge on the reverse side,
and do your bit to help make a difference.
Please enjoy this edition of the Chronicle.
City of Rockingham Mayor,
Barry Sammels
Inside This Issue
Major Projects 03 Environment 12
Baldivis District Sporting Complex 03 Sustainability Snapshot 12
Palm Beach Drainage Upgrade 03 Native Plants Giveaway 14
Point Peron Boat Ramps 04 Growing It Local 14
Port Kennedy Drive Duplication 04 Green Waste Verge Collection 14
Cash for Beverage Containers 14
Around Our Community 05
Coastal Management Study 05 Community Safety 15
City Secures Grants 05 Karnup Emergency Register 15
Australia Day Activities 06 Neighbours Unite – Neighbour Day 15
International Food Festival 07 Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training 15
Customer Satisfaction Survey 07
Art Awards 08 Your Councillors 16
Performance in the Park 08 Important Contact Numbers 16
Girls in STEM 09
What’s On Calendar 10
Installation of cockatoo nesting box. Major Projects - Page 3
Major
Projects
Baldivis District Sporting Complex
Preliminary work is getting underway at the Baldivis The City has been working with the architect and
District Sporting Complex (BDSC) site on Eighty Road. sporting clubs over the last few months to develop
The City of Rockingham is taking steps to minimise and refine the design of all the buildings on site.
impact to local wildlife and surrounding bushland, The new designs will be made available once they
and preserve the location’s natural values as much are finalised.
as possible.
The City has secured $1 million in grant funding
Nine cockatoo nesting boxes, developed specifically from the State Government for the development of
for the three species of black cockatoo found in a district pavilion with floodlighting as part of Stage
WA, have been installed on the site and will provide 1 works at the BDSC. This is in addition to the $1.5
potential nesting habitat for the birds for at least million grant in 2018/2019 for the establishment of
50 years. The area surrounding the nesting hollows the ovals at the BDSC.
will be rehabilitated with native plants to encourage
potential foraging by black cockatoos, with the native If you want to ensure you receive the latest
plants also providing potential habitat for other native project information, please sign up for Rock
fauna. Approximately three hectares of bushland will Port at cityrockport.com.au, and select the ‘New
be rehabilitated with 30,000 native seedlings over Infrastructure’ category as an area of interest. If you
the next two winters, propagated from locally are already a member of Rock Port, make sure you
sourced seed. update your area of interests to include the New
Infrastructure category to keep receiving updates.
The civil works contractor R.J. Vincent and Co.,
and Western Power have been working together to
undertake essential electrical works in and around the
site. In addition to works happening on the site, there
are also road works planned along Eighty Road.
Palm Beach Drainage Upgrade
The City will commence stage 2 of the installation These works are required to provide additional
of new underground stormwater units in Chalwell stormwater disposal capacity in streets within the
Street, Samuel Street and Harrison Street in Palm Beach area where there has been a history
March/April 2020. of flooded roads.
Page 4 - Major Projects
Image by Landgate
Point Peron Boat Ramps
In the last edition of the City Chronicle we reported We apologise for any inconvenience, but the work
that the City was planning to build two additional has to be timed to occur after the summer peak,
boat ramps to help meet growing demand. Since then before winter sets in, and to meet the requirements
the City has been successful in securing $500,000 in of the funding arrangements. Work is scheduled for
funding through the Recreational Boating Facilities completion in late June 2020. During construction only
Scheme for this project which includes a new rigging one of the existing boat ramps is available for use, and
bay to service the additional boat ramps. temporary modifications to traffic flows are in place.
The boat trailer car parking facilities in the area will be
upgraded in 2020/2021.
Port Kennedy
Drive
Construction of the new second carriageway on
Port Kennedy Drive (from Ennis Avenue to Warnbro
Sound Avenue) commenced in May 2019. The full
construction of this carriageway was completed
prior to Christmas 2019. The installation of the new
street lighting poles was also completed prior to
Christmas 2019 and Western Power activated these
lights in early January 2020.
Upgrading works on the existing carriageway are in
progress including minor widening, resurfacing and
construction of a new off-road shared asphalt and
concrete pedestrian/cyclist path. When the project is
completed in March/April 2020, motorists will have
two lanes to travel in each direction.
To keep up-to-date with the progress of these works, please check out the
“Planning and Building/Current projects and works” page on the City’s website.
Around Our Community - Page 5
Around Our Community
Coastal Management
Study - Community
Information Sessions
In early March the City held two community information
sessions for sharing the key considerations and outcomes
of the Safety Bay Shoalwater Coastal Management Study.
The study was undertaken to assist with the development
of a strategic approach to coastal management for the
next 10 years. It investigated the coastal processes,
evaluated current coastal management activities, and
provided recommendations for future management of
the coast from the Garden Island Causeway Bridge to
the Waikiki foreshore. The study also reviewed the
existing boating facilities within the area and explored
the opportunity for future extension and development.
While the study provides a strong technical knowledge
base, the community will play a key role in the
development of the Coastal Facilities Strategy which
will be developed in 2020/2021.
City Secures Grants
The City of Rockingham has secured several million
dollars’ worth of State grants over recent months:
• Bushfire mitigation funding - $717,000. We were one
of three local governments in the metropolitan area to
receive funding from the Mitigation Activity Fund
for local governments with endorsed Bushfire Risk
Management Plans.
• WA Bike Networks Grant - $400,000 for the Ennis
Avenue Shared Path Project, with construction due
to commence in the 2020/2021 financial year.
• Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund -
$1million towards the new sports pavilion and lighting
for the Baldivis District Sporting Complex.
• Point Peron boat ramps expansion - $500,000.
The Rockingham PCYC also received a grant of $2.86
City of Rockingham CEO Michael Parker, Premier Mark McGowan, and million. While this isn’t a City facility, it’s more good
Mayor Barry Sammels announcing the WA Bike Networks grant.
news for our local community.
Page 6 - Around Our Community
Citizenship
Ceremony
After the Community Citizen of the Year Awards,
120 people officially become Australian citizens at
the City’s Australia Day Citizenship Ceremony.
The number of people becoming citizens has grown
steadily over the last few years, with 792 in 2018,
1,084 in 2019 and an estimated 1,800 currently
booked in to become Aussies in 2020.
Mayor Barry Sammels with Kelly Crothers, Terry Howson,
Gillian Harris and Reece Whitby MLA.
Australia Day
Celebration
Community
Citizen of the
Year Awards
On Australia Day three residents from the City of
Rockingham were recognised for their outstanding Local Nyoongar Elder Lindsay Calyun gave the Welcome to Country
contribution to the community at the City’s 2020 at our official Australia Day event.
Community Citizen of the Year Awards at the Gary
Holland Centre.
The Australia Day Celebration at Rockingham
The Awards are held by local governments throughout Beach Foreshore was enjoyed by thousands of
Western Australia to recognise individuals and people, and capped off by a spectacular
organisations for notable contributions during the fireworks display.
year and/or those who have given outstanding
service over a sustained period. The City gratefully acknowledges sponsors
Lotterywest, Media Engine, Golden Bay Estate
Eco-tourism operator Terry Howson was recognised as and Total Kooling Solutions.
Community Citizen of the Year, and commended for
the work he has done for tourism in the Rockingham
area through Rockingham Wild Encounters.
Kelly Crothers, who has demonstrated leadership
qualities for young people through volunteer work
with a variety of organisations, was recognised as
the Community Citizen of the Year - Youth
(Under 25 years of age).
Gillian Harris was recognised as Community Citizen of
the Year - Senior (Over 65 years of age) for her work
with Coastal Districts Care Centre and Anglicare.
If you know someone worthy of a Community
Citizen of the Year Award you can nominate them
at any time of year through the Auspire wesbite
auspire.org.au/programs-awards/citizen-of-the-year
Around Our Community - Page 7
Customer
Satisfaction
Survey
Our annual Customer Satisfaction Survey has
given the City a rating of 4 out 5 for the fourth
year in a row, and a Net Promoter Score of +16
(from a possible range of -100 to +100)
The survey helps measure the performance of
facilities and services offered by the City, and asks
residents to comment on any other topics they
wish to raise.
International The survey provides many useful pieces of
data which help identify areas where we can
Food Festival do better. It also showed that our community
continues to engage with the City, with one in
five respondents sharing their thoughts about
Friday 20 March 2020 projects, policies and strategies in the past year.
5pm - 9pm
CANCELLED
Thanks to everyone who participated.
Village Green, Flinders Lane, Rockingham Your feedback is highly valued.
Come along to the International Food Festival
in celebration of Harmony Week 2020 and
enjoy multicultural cuisine from over 40 food
vendors. There will be market stalls, stage and
roaming entertainment including an Aboriginal
corroboree, haka dance and drumming circle.
Free children’s activities will be available. Route
555 buses will run every 15 minutes between
5pm - 9.45pm. Visit the Transperth website to
plan your journey.
This event is part of the City’s Summer Series
of free entry, family-friendly, smoke-free and
alcohol-free events.
Street Festival
The Rockingham Beach Foreshore was buzzing with
activity on the evening of Saturday 8 February, as
crowds enjoyed the City of Rockingham’s Street Festival.
Held at Churchill Park as part of the City’s Summer
Series, the festival delighted residents and visitors of all
ages with entertainment across two stages, amusement
rides, market stalls, circus workshops and roaming
performances. Live entertainment came from the likes
of HI-NRG, Ross Vegas, Freedom Fairies, and our very
own Breakthrough Music Competition finalists.
Page 8 - Around Our Community
2020 City of
Rockingham
Art Awards
The City of Rockingham Art Awards return in
2020, exploring the theme Connection. The
2020 exhibition will be held from Saturday 2
May - Sunday 17 May 2020 at the Rockingham
Arts Centre and Gary Holland Community Centre,
with selected artworks on display by emerging
and professional artists.
An Awards Ceremony for exhibiting artists will be
held on Saturday 2 May 2020 at the Gary Holland
Community Centre, with a total of $20,000 worth
of acquisitive and non-acquisitive prizes available
across eight categories. (Acquisitive means the City
keeps the art work, non-acquisitive means the artist
keeps the work.)
Two Twilight Tours will take place throughout the
exhibition period, the first on Wednesday 6 May
and the second on Wednesday 13 May, both from
5.30pm - 7.30pm starting at the Rockingham Arts
Centre. The Twilight Tours provide an opportunity
for the community to experience a guided tour of
the exhibition at both venues, facilitated by the
2020 curator Jude van der Merwe and a member
of the judging panel.
PerformanceCANCELLED
in the Park
As part of the City’s Summer Series of free, family-friendly, smoke-free and alcohol-free events, the City presents
Performance in the Park featuring the Wizard of Oz. Bring your picnic blanket or chair (and sparkly red shoes)
down to Churchill Park on Saturday 28 March 5.30pm - 8pm and follow us along the yellow brick road with a
theatrical performance in the park. Pre-show entertainment from 5.30pm includes face painting, photos with your
favourite characters, and stage performances.
#theresnoplacelikerockingham
Around Our Community - Page 9
Girls in STEM
Rockingham Central Library will host a program of science workshops for girls aged 7-11 years over eight weeks
commencing in May. Supported by CSBP and presented by Little Genius, the Girls in STEM* program is designed
with girl power in mind. Covering biology, physics, chemistry and engineering, girls will collaborate, design, solve
and experiment in a fun environment. Female scientists will speak at the sessions, empowering girls to take on the
world of STEM. Registrations open Monday 20 April and places are limited. Contact the library for further details.
(*science, technology, engineering and mathematics)
2020 Castaways Castaways Sculpture Awards is the City of
Rockingham’s signature arts and culture
event celebrating artistic innovation through
Sculpture Awards recycled sculpture.
Entries Open Emerging and professional artists are invited to enter
the Main Exhibition, and the Maquette and Small
Sculpture Exhibition as part of the 2020 Castaways
Sculpture Awards:
Main Exhibition
Entries open Tuesday 3 March 2020
Entries close Friday 5 June 2020
Maquette and Small Sculpture Exhibition
Entries open Tuesday 2 June 2020
Entries close Friday 14 August 2020
Castaways Schools Competition
Entries open Tuesday 2 June 2020
Entries close Friday 14 August 2020
The Castaways Schools Competition is open to all
primary and secondary schools. An information
session will be provided to support teachers to
assist with designing and creating a competition
entry. To receive further information, teachers
can register their interest by emailing
customer@rockingham.wa.gov.au or
by phoning 9528 0333.
Photo by Rebecca Wall Online entry forms can be found on the City’s
website rockingham.wa.gov.au/castaways
Page 10 - Around Our Community
What’s On Calendar
DATE EVENT LOCATION
MONDAYS 10am - 11.30am
Baldivis Recreation Centre,
AND WEDNESDAYS Seniors Social and Wellbeing Program Fifty Road, Baldivis
9am - 10.30am
MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS Coastal Community Centre,
9am - 10.30am
Seniors Social and Wellbeing Program Tangadee Road, Golden Bay
TUESDAYS 9.30am - 11am Secret Harbour Community
AND THURSDAYS Seniors Social and Wellbeing Program Centre, Oasis Drive,
9am - 10.30am Secret Harbour
To reduce the potential spread of coronavirus,
THE FIRST AND THIRD
FRIDAY OF EACHthe City ofRAD
Rockingham cannot guarantee that
Walkers (Rockingham Alzheimer’s Village Green,
MONTH
10am - 11am and Dementia Walking Group) Flinders Lane, Rockingham
any of these events will go ahead as planned.
FRIDAY 20 MARCH 2020 Village Green,
5pm - 9pm
International Food Festival Flinders Lane, Rockingham
Please check the City’s website for
SATURDAY 28 MARCH 2020 the latest event information.
Performance in the Park featuring Wizard of Oz
Churchill Park,
5.30pm - 8pm Rockingham Foreshore
SUNDAY 29 MARCH 2020 The Lookout,
5pm - 6.30pm
Soulful Sunday - Tandem Rockingham Foreshore
WEDNESDAY 15 APRIL 2020 Aqua Jetty, 87 Warnbro
1.30pm - 2.15pm
Grandparent Carers School Holiday Fun Sound Avenue, Warnbro
Art Explosion School Holiday Program
MONDAY 20 APRIL 2020 Rockingham Arts Centre,
10am - 1pm
World of Birds 11 Kent Street, Rockingham
8 - 16 years | $20 per person
Art Explosion School Holiday Program -
TUESDAY 21 APRIL 2020 Rockingham Arts Centre,
10am - 11.30am
Kids Creative Macramé 11 Kent Street, Rockingham
8 - 12 years | $25 per person
Art Explosion School Holiday Program
WEDNESDAY 22 APRIL 2020 Rockingham Arts Centre,
10am - 12pm
Teens Creative Macramé 11 Kent Street, Rockingham
13 - 16 years | $30 per personAround Our Community - Page 11
What’s On Calendar
DATE EVENT LOCATION
WEDNESDAY 22 AND Art Explosion School Holiday Program
Rockingham Arts Centre,
THURSDAY 23 APRIL 2020 Long Legged Creatures 11 Kent Street, Rockingham
10am - 1pm 8 - 16 years | $20 per person
WEDNESDAY 22 APRIL 2020 Aqua Jetty, 87 Warnbro
1.30pm - 2.15pm
Grandparent Carers’ School Holiday Fun Sound Avenue, Warnbro
Art Explosion School Holiday Program
THURSDAY 23 APRIL 2020 Rockingham Arts Centre,
Marvellous Mandalas
10am - 1pm
To reduce the potential spread of coronavirus,
8 - 16 years | $20 per person
11 Kent Street, Rockingham
the City of Rockingham cannot guarantee that
Art Explosion School Holiday Program
FRIDAY 24 APRIL 2020 Rockingham Arts Centre,
10am 1pm any of these events will go ahead as planned.
Lino Prints 11 Kent Street, Rockingham
8 - 16 years | $25 per person
SATURDAY 2 MAY - Rockingham Arts Centre
SUNDAY 17 MAY 2020 Please check
2020 City the City’s
of Rockingham website
Art Awards for
Exhibition and Gary Holland
9am - 4pm Community Centre
the latest event information.
WEDNESDAY 6 MAY 2020 2020 City of Rockingham Art Awards Rockingham Arts Centre,
5.30pm - 7.30pm Twilight Tour 11 Kent Street, Rockingham
WEDNESDAY 13 MAY 2020 2020 City of Rockingham Art Awards Rockingham Arts Centre, 11
5.30pm - 7.30pm Twilight Tour Kent Street, Rockingham
WEDNESDAY 3 JUNE -
Block 1 Open Studios – Art and Rockingham Arts Centre,
SUNDAY 14 JUNE 2020
9am - 4pm daily Artists Exhibition 11 Kent Street, Rockingham
Romance on
the Green
Romance on the Green has become
one of the City’s most popular
Summer Series events. On 22
February a great crowd turned out
to enjoy another great show from
The Perth Symphony Orchestra
and special guests conducted by
Jessica Gethin.Page 12 - Environment
Environmental
Sustainability Snapshot Report 2019
The City has recently released its third annual Sustainability Snapshot Report about actions and
initiatives across our operations under six key focus areas. Here are a few key achievements
from this year’s report. For much more, read the full report on the City’s website, or hardcopies
are available at the City’s libraries.
Native plants issued through Native Plants Program
1. Water 2017/2018
3,000
Gold Waterwise Council
The City achieved Gold Waterwise status 2018/2019
for the first time in 2019, and has recently
been re-endorsed for 2020, based on our 10,000
2018/2019 water consumption.
0 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000
2. Waste and Recycling
A total of An additional
44,495 25,853
TONNES TONNES
of residential landfill waste was of recycling was collected from
collected and disposed of at the residents in 2018/2019.
Millar Road Landfill in 2018/2019.
That’s the equivalent to the weight of
9.5 Eiffel Towers In 2019, the City’s Single
being collected Use Plastics and Balloons
Council Policy was endorsed,
following a successful public
consultation period. The
Policy provides controls to
limit the amount of plastic
that can be used in the
area and was the most
6 of those being
landfilled 3.5 of those being
processed for recycling
extensive Policy for a Local
Government in WA at
the time.Environment - Page 13
3. Energy and Emissions
Methane gas released from decomposing waste at the landfill is captured and transformed into electricity, to be put
back into the grid. In 2018/2019, over 95,000 tonnes of CO2 equivalent was collected.
CO 2 equivalent Electricity generated Average households powered yearly
95,473 tonnes 17,837 MW 3,129
4. Health and Nature Conservation 5. Environmental Education and Engagement
Sustainability related workshops and events
held through City libraries
1,200 1,720 3,525
2016/2017 11
planted planted planted 2017/2018 8
2016/2017 2017/2018 2018/2019 2018/2019 27
6. Climate Response
The City won a 2019 WA Coastal
Award for Excellence in recognition
of the City’s Coastal Hazard Risk
Management and Adaptation Plan
(CHRMAP).
The CHRMAP outlines key directions
for coastal adaptation in response
to potential sea level rise over a
100-year timeframe, while also
prioritising management responses
over the next 10 years. City of Rockingham Coordinator Sustainability and Environment Natalie Elliott
6.1 receives the 2019 Local Government Award at the WA Coastal Awards for
Excellence from Chris Tallentire MLA.Page 14 - Environment
Environmental
Native Plants The City is
Giveaway Growing It Local
To help build water sensitive communities and A new program encouraging people to grow,
support the establishment of backyard habitat for share and eat locally grown foods is coming to the
wildlife, the City will be giving away free native City of Rockingham. Grow It Local is a year-round
plants in April. Residents can get up to 10 free program that consists of local community events
seedlings per household from Rockingham Golf and a website platform that connects local people,
Club in Cooloongup. Given the success of last schools, organisations and businesses to share skills,
year’s program, we have increased the number of produce, recipes, tools and gardening. Connect here:
plants available. They will be given away on a first rockingham.wa.gov.au/growitlocal
come, first served basis, so get in quick to avoid
disappointment. Please bring proof of address
(such as a driver’s licence) to verify that you live in
the City of Rockingham.
Time: 7.30am - 3pm
Green Waste
Dates: Sunday 26 April 2020
Address: Rockingham Golf Club,
Verge Collection
16 Elanora Drive, Cooloongup. The green waste verge collection is coming in
For more information regarding the Native May - June. Residents can place up to 3 cubic metres
Plants Giveaway please contact the City of green waste prunings on their verge up to 48 hours
before their area’s collection date. View the collection
of Rockingham on 9528 0333 or
schedule on your Waste Services guide or visit:
customer@rockingham.wa.gov.au rockingham.wa.gov.au/nearme
Cash for Beverage
Containers on its Way
From 2 June 2020, the State Government’s Containers for Change
scheme will commence. Eligible drink containers will receive a 10
cent refund from one of four refund points located within the City,
including the Millar Road Landfill. Apart from the opportunity for
people to raise funds, the environment will benefit from reduced
litter and a cleaner recycling stream. For more information on how
the scheme will work, and a list of eligible containers,
visit containersforchange.com.au/waCommunity Safety - Page 15
Community Safety
Applied Suicide Intervention
Skills Training (ASIST)
ASIST training is a free two-day, interactive workshop in suicide first aid, teaching participants to recognise someone
who may be at risk of suicide and working with them to create a plan that will support their immediate safety.
ASIST training will be held at the Gary Holland Community Centre, Kent Street Rockingham from 9am - 5pm on 16
and 17 April, and 30 and 31 July. Attendance over both days is required and bookings are essential. To book, please
contact the City on 9528 0333 or at customer@rockingham.wa.gov.au.
Neighbours
Unite –
Neighbour Day
This year, Australia is celebrating Neighbour Day
on Sunday 29 March 2020. On this day, the City
will be hosting a Big Breaky from 9-11am at
the Harbour Playground, Palermo Cove, Secret
Harbour. Join us for a chat about Neighbours Unite
Karnup over an egg and bacon roll (first 200 are free!)
while the kids enjoy the adventure playground or
Emergency
free bouncy castle.
We believe every day is Neighbour Day so, in
Register addition to the Big Breaky event, registered
Neighbours Unite activities during March will
go into the draw to win a Neighbours Unite
CANCELLED
The City is piloting an emergency preparedness prize for their street.
support project in the Karnup area to collect
information from owners and occupiers and Hosting a Neighbours Unite activity is simple:
record it on an emergency register. This register
1. Register your activity at least three weeks prior
will be accessed by the City when considering
emergency planning for the area; when 2. Host an alcohol-free activity
supporting a response to an emergency in or 3. Apply for reimbursement up to $150.
around the location; and in recovery from a Terms and Conditions Apply.
disaster event, should one occur. It is important More information is available via
for all of us to be prepared and we need to rockingham.wa.gov.au/community/
start now. community-safety/neighbours-unite
Residents living in Karnup would have received
a postcard outlining the project and how to
get involved. If you require a hard copy of
the questionnaire, please call the City on
9528 0333. You can find further information via
rockingham.wa.gov.au/getreadyrockinghamYour Councillors
Rockingham/Safety Bay Ward
Mayor Councillor Councillor
Barry Sammels Joy Stewart Craig Buchanan
9592 2344 0421 021 711 0427 931 745
barry.sammels@rockingham.wa.gov.au cr.stewart@rockingham.wa.gov.au cr.buchanan@rockingham.wa.gov.au
Deputy Mayor Councillor Councillor
Deb Hamblin Leigh Liley Rae Cottam
0404 895 046 9593 8362 0455 190 138
cr.hamblin@rockingham.wa.gov.au cr.liley@rockingham.wa.gov.au cr.cottam@rockingham.wa.gov.au
Baldivis Ward
Councillor Councillor Councillor
Matthew Whitfield Sally Davies Hayley Edwards
0405 637 894 cr.davies@rockingham.wa.gov.au 0427 719 528
cr.whitfield@rockingham.wa.gov.au cr.edwards@rockingham.wa.gov.au
Comet Bay Ward
Baldivis Ward
Councillor Councillor
Lorna Buchan Mark Jones
0420 596 453 0410 844 880
cr.buchan@rockingham.wa.gov.au cr.jones@rockingham.wa.gov.au
Rockingham/
Safety Bay
Ward
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