We're using a tree mapping tool called TreePlotter to improve the way we care for our trees.

Wrapping presents is a fun part of gift giving, but particularly over the festive season, traditional wrapping paper can have an environmental impact.

Rainbow families, friends and allies came together at Hyde Park on Sunday 1 November for a successful afternoon of fun, connection and celebration at the City of Vincent’s third Rainbow Picnic.

From early November, general waste collected in red-lid bins across Vincent will be sent to Kwinana Energy Recovery.

As part of our road resurfacing program, we will be asphalting Walcott Street, from Beaufort Street to Guildford Road.

Now in its 25th year, our annual garden competition attracted more than 50 entries across five categories, showcasing a diverse range of gardens from across the City.

Following earlier consultation, we have shortlisted three new naming options for this Mt Lawley laneway.

The City of Vincent is inviting community feedback on a proposal to name a laneway in North Perth, Ruskin Lane.

The City of Vincent is proposing to add two more electric vehicle (EV) charging bays at Chelmsford Road Car Park.

The City of Vincent is offering free FOGO caddy lids and bin stickers with updated sorting information.

Rainbow Picnic is back at Hyde Park on Sunday 1 November for its third year, as part of PrideFest 2026.

Celebrate Seniors Week in Vincent with welcoming events designed to bring people together, spark conversation and keep our community connected

A new public toilet is now open at Beatty Park Reserve.

Menzies Park is now home to new lighting, giving more flexibility for local sporting clubs to train and play at night.

What new State funding means for Vincent's urban tree canopy.

We're inviting community to share their experiences of its Smoke and Vape Free Town Centres initiative and help shape its future.

We’re giving people riding to work a little boost with free bike safety checks and coffee for the first 100 riders.

In the October monthly message, Mayor Xamon talks about community and sporting upgrades, bird flu and the Disability Access and Inclusion Plan.

The underground power program is still planned to move forward in the City of Vincent, but some projects will start later than expected.

Vincent's Youth Connect program offers fun, face-to-face opportunities for young people to build confidence, make friends and learn practical skills that will benefit them well beyond the classroom.

Bush fire season is just around the corner, so it is time to prepare your gardens.

You will still be able to park at Beatty Park for free, for 4 hours.

We're trialling the use of static licence plate recognition cameras in areas where time restrictions, no stopping and clearway restrictions apply.

We’re working on ways to use water wisely, support healthier green spaces and keep more waste out of landfill as part of our Enhanced Environment Strategy.

The City of Vincent is taking an early look at how smart glasses and similar wearable technology can be used in public facilities.

We're asking the community to share how they travel as we develop a new Integrated Transport Strategy 2026–2036.

The swim school has been recognised at the 2026 Australian Swim Schools Association Awards of Excellence.

We’re inviting people with disability, families, carers, support workers, advocacy groups and service providers to share what matters most and Vincent’s Disability Access and Inclusion Plan 2027–2032.

We want to see handmade poppy displays blooming in homes, schools, clubrooms, shopfronts and community spaces across Vincent.

We’ve compiled a school holiday guide full of events, activities, facilities and parks for you to check out with your family.