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Welcome to the City of Stirling - City of Choice

With a thriving population fast approaching 187,000 and a total land area of over 100km², the City of Stirling is one of Western Australia's major local government authorities. Within Stirling you will find a vibrant community and a City renowned not only for its beautiful parks, reserves and coastline, but also for its economic, environmental and community development initiatives.
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Working at the City of Stirling

Western Australia's largest Local Government Authority currently has a number of exciting opportunities for employment, with a great lifestyle and fantastic work conditions please see the link below for more information on how you can be part of the team.

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Have your say about the way we do business

As part of our commitment to community consultation, the City invites your comments on current development applications, scheme amendments and policies. Comments are invited for the Stirling City Centre Structure Plan, Town Planning Scheme Amendment 441, Amendments to the District Planning Scheme 2 and Development Applications.

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Bill Express Newsagent and Online Payments Facility

Please note that Bill Express is now under administration and can no longer process City of Stirling payments. The City is working to establish a new online payment facility and this should be available on Monday 28th July 2008. If you wish to arrange payment of your account prior to that date, please telephone 9345 8555 or use one of the City's other payment options.

Domestic Waste Collection Day Changes

Due to some operational changes, from Monday 7 July domestic waste collection days in some suburbs will change. Residents who will be affected by these changes will receive a sticker on their bin as well as a letter in the mailbox. If you do not receive these additional notifications, your bin day will remain as per usual.

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Latest News

Stirling Scoop 15 July 2008
21/07/2008

15 July 2008 edition of the City's fortnightly newsletter 'Stirling Scoop' is now online.

Minister Ravlich Visits Mirrabooka to Discuss Multicultural Issues
18/07/2008

Management and staff of the Metropolitan Migrant Resource Centre (MMRC) in Mirrabooka recently met with the Minister for Multicultural Interests and Citizenship, The Hon Ljiljanna Ravlich MLC to discuss the projects and initiatives the Centre currently has in place to promote the wellbeing of refugees, humanitarian entrants and their communities within the City of Stirling.

Balcatta Soccer Club Under Brighter Lights
18/07/2008

Balcatta Soccer Club at Grindleford Reserve is under brighter lights due to an upgrade of its floodlighting which forms part of the City of Stirling’s 10-year strategy to increase the standards of floodlights at 48 sporting fields.

Women doing Wonderful Job in Waste at Stirling
16/07/2008

The City of Stirling has 12 women who work within the traditionally male dominated Waste Services workforce within the Council.

Stirling joins Peugeot in beautifying streetscape in Osborne Park
16/07/2008

The City of Stirling has entered into a partnership, initiated by Allpike Peugeot, in an effort to increase the number of street trees within the City of Stirling.

Sterling Volunteer receives Paul Harris Fellow Award by Rotary
16/07/2008

At the 30th Anniversary dinner of the Osborne Park Rotary Club, City of Stirling’s volunteer Bruce Jellis received the “Paul Harris Fellow Award” in appreciation of the tangible and significant assistance he has made to the community.

Stirling sponsors Mirrabooka NAIDOC Family Fun Day
10/07/2008

Mirrabooka Square came alive with traditional Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural displays on Wednesday 9 July as part of the Mirrabooka NAIDOC Family Fund Day, sponsored by a number of organisations including the City of Stirling.

Average rate increase one of lowest in northern suburbs
4/07/2008

Rates will receive an increase on average by 5.7 per cent in an economy where expenditure on salaries, wages, construction, fuel and energy are all expected to continue to increase at rates higher than previously forecast.