To access tenders please go to the City’s e-Procurement portal managed by Tenderlink
| Tender Number | 019/23 |
| Tender name | Waterproofing to podium slab at the Joondalup Civic Centre and library complex |
| Advertisement Date | 30 September 2023 |
| Tender Closing Date and Time | 24 October 2023, 2.00pm WST |
| Advertisement Notice | 019/23 |
| List of names of tenderers | |
| Contract Type | Fixed Price |
| Award By | |
| Award Date | |
| Awarded To | |
| Price Consideration (ex GST) |
To access tenders please go to the City’s e-Procurement portal managed by Tenderlink
| Tender Number | 022/23 |
| Tender name | Balustrade wall replacement in Joondalup Administration Building |
| Advertisement Date | 30 September 2023 |
| Tender Closing Date and Time | 24 October 2023, 2.00pm WST |
| Advertisement Notice | 022/23 |
| List of names of tenderers |
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| Contract Type | Fixed Price |
| Award By | Council |
| Award Date | 12 December 2023 |
| Awarded To | Colgan Industries Pty Ltd |
| Price Consideration (ex GST) | $1,178,440.40 |
To access tenders please go to the City’s e-Procurement portal managed by Tenderlink
| Tender Number | 021/23 |
| Tender name | Provision of cleaning services for Craigie Leisure Centre |
| Advertisement Date | 30 September 2023 |
| Tender Closing Date and Time | 18 October 2023, 2.00pm WST |
| Advertisement Notice | 021/23 |
| List of names of tenderers |
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| Contract Type | Fixed Price |
| Award By | Council |
| Award Date | 12 December 2023 |
| Awarded To | Brightmark Group Pty Ltd |
| Price Consideration (ex GST) | $1,784,265 |
Are you passionate about making a difference in your community and place? Let’s make it happen. The Town Team state-wide placemaking Convergence across Friday 27 October (Government) and Saturday 28 October (The Main event) will be held in the Joondalup City Centre, Central Walk.
Placemaking is the process of creating quality places that people want to live, work, play and learn in. Convergence will bring proactive government, community and businesses from across the state together to learn about, improve and connect places and spaces through participation in a series of seminars, workshops and hands-on activities. Spaces are limited for this free event. Check out the program online and register now.
The City is committed to community-led placemaking, which underpins the Joondalup Place Activation Strategy and Joondalup City Centre Place Activation Plan. The City of Joondalup is proud to be a major partner of the Convergence, and we are excited to bring this conference to the northern corridor.
The City of Joondalup is holding an election by postal vote on Saturday, 21 October 2023 to fill vacancies in the offices of Councillors as listed below:
Election Packages will be sent to all electors on the local government electoral roll where there is an election in their electorate.
You may hand deliver your postal voting papers, or obtain a replacement package (if the package is not received, or should any papers be missing), during business hours before election day from the following location(s):
City of Joondalup Administration Centre, 90 Boas Avenue, JOONDALUP
Post your vote early. Completed postal voting packages must reach the Returning Officer by 6.00pm on election day, Saturday, 21 October 2023.
You may hand deliver your postal voting papers to an electoral officer, or obtain a replacement package (if the package is not received, or should any papers be missing), between 8.00am and 6.00pm on election day at the following location(s):
Chief Polling Place
City of Joondalup Civic Centre, 102 Boas Avenue, JOONDALUP
The count of votes will commence after 6.00pm at the City of Joondalup Civic Centre, 102 Boas Avenue, JOONDALUP.
Electronic Counting Place
30 Beaufort Street, Northbridge may be used as an electronic counting place.
ROBERT KENNEDY
ELECTORAL COMMISSIONER
13 63 06
Nominations for 2024 Community Citizen of the Year Awards are now open.
The annual awards provide local governments around the state an opportunity to acknowledge exceptional residents and groups across four categories:
Community Citizen of the Year
A person you believe has delivered outstanding service to their community.
Young Community Citizen of the Year (16 – 30 years)
A young person you believe has delivered outstanding service to their community. To be eligible, individuals must be at least 16 years of age on 26 January, though younger nominees may be considered for exceptional contribution.
Senior Community Citizen of the Year (over 65 years)
An older person you believe has delivered outstanding service to their community. To be eligible, the person must be over 65 years of age on January 26.
Active Citizenship – Group or Event
A group you believe are delivering outstanding work for our community. This includes events staged during the past year.
Key Dates
Applications open on 1 September 2023.
Nominations close 31 October 2023.
For more information and to nominate, visit the Community Citizen of the Year Award website.
To access tenders please go to the City’s e-Procurement portal managed by Tenderlink
| Tender Number | 015/23 |
| Tender name | Supply and installation of a synthetic bowling club green to Joondalup Bowling Club |
| Advertisement Date | 9 September 2023 |
| Tender Closing Date and Time | 27 September 2023, 2.00pm |
| Advertisement Notice | 015-23 |
| List of names of tenderers |
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| Contract Type | Fixed Price |
| Award By | Chief Executive Officer |
| Award Date | 24 November 2023 |
| Awarded To | Evergreen Synthetic Grass (WA) Pty Ltd as Trustee for the M & N Trust (Evergreen Synthetic Grass) |
| Price Consideration (ex GST) | $282,014 |
The success of the City of Joondalup and its City Centre design and development is helping to inspire the shape and feel of the new planned Capital City of Indonesia.
Joondalup Councillor Christine Hamilton-Prime, representing Mayor Albert Jacob, and CEO James Pearson, hosted more than 50 delegates from Indonesia, including the Minister for Development and Planning Suharso Monoarfa and members of the Indonesian Parliament and Indonesian New Capital Authority.
Ahead of the development and planning of Nusantara, Indonesia’s new capital, on the eastern coast of Borneo island, the Indonesian Government is engaging with globally facing cities like Joondalup on how to plan, develop, build and manage new city development.
The City of Joondalup, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary, is one of the pioneers in the principles of environment and social sustainability in an urban setting.
Indonesian delegates were taken through the City’s evolution and the planning and development that has transformed Joondalup into the modern City it is today.
Joondalup Mayor Albert Jacob said the delegation had been particularly interested in the Joondalup City Centre and how Joondalup’s key sectors, such as education and training, health and medical, major retail, transport and recreational opportunities, were in such close proximity.
Mayor Jacob said it was the second successful meeting between the City and Indonesian delegates in the past six months.
“Although we are a relatively young City, Joondalup has made and continues to make its mark on the global stage,” he said.
“In terms of area and population characteristics, Joondalup and the Perth metropolitan area is similar to our near neighbour Indonesia’s planned new Capital City in Borneo.”
“Joondalup is a global city, bold, creative and prosperous, and we want to strengthen ties with Indonesia, which we have identified, through our Economic Development Strategy, as a place offering more business and trade opportunities for businesses and people in Joondalup.”
Following the meeting, the delegates toured Edith Cowan University’s Joondalup Campus.
To access tenders please go to the City’s e-Procurement portal managed by Tenderlink
| Tender Number | 007/23 |
| Tender name | Provision of road works and services |
| Tender Closing Date and Time | 11 July 2023, 2.00pm |
| Previous Expression of Interest | 00723 |
| List of names of tenderers |
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| Contract Type | Schedule of rates |
| Award By | Council CJ144-08/23 refers |
| Award Date | 22 August 2023 |
| Awarded To | ASPHALTECH PTY LTD |
| Price Consideration (ex GST) | $23,301,951 (estimated) |
The nomination period to be a candidate in the 2023 October local government elections was between Thursday 31 August 2023 – Thursday 7 September 2023, 4.00pm.
All candidates below have made a successful nomination with the City’s Returning Officer. The listing of candidate profiles below is how the candidates will appear on the ballot paper for the election.
O’BYRNE, Mary – Character Statement
HUTTON, Lewis – Character Statement
JONES, Nige – Character Statement
GOULD, Bettina – Character Statement
PIZZEY, Rebecca – Character Statement
ASTONE, Narciso – Character Statement
RITCHIE, Teresa – Character Statement
JENKINS, Michelle – Character Statement
TOWNSAGER, Kirsty – Character Statement
VINCIULLO, Phillip – Character Statement
EDWARDES, Colin – Character Statement
In accordance with the Local Government Act 1995, Council was required to undertake a review of its ward names, boundaries and councillor representation levels by 10 December 2021. The review considered current ward boundaries, the number of wards, current names of wards, and the number of Councillors to represent each ward.
As part of the community consultation, the City received 72 submissions that, in the main, supported the retention of the current six-ward structure, the retention of current Councillor representation levels per ward, and the retention of the current ward names. The new ward structure will, however, result in some suburbs moving to a different ward. View the New Ward Structure map.
The suburbs affected by the ward structure review are as follows:
The Plus Eight Sprint program was delivered over six weeks in partnership with Spacecubed and the City of Joondalup has now wrapped up for 2023.
Accumulating with an exciting Pitch Night finale hosted at Joondalup Reception Centre and thanks to Lotterwest Ideastarter funding, there were three cash prizes up for grabs on the evening for the four pitching Joondalup businesses.
Pitching to a panel of three judges and in front of local businesses, the prizes on the evening were taken by:
1st Prize, $5,000 – Mums on a Mission
2nd Prize, $3,000 – Digital Scrapbooking HQ
3rd Prize, $2,000 – SiteVisuals
A massive shout out to CamPlus for their fantastic pitches on the night, it was a very competitive cohort with some truly innovative business ideas presented by all.
The next program will commence early next year, for more information contact business@joondalup.wa.gov.au
To access tenders please go to the City’s e-Procurement portal managed by Tenderlink
| Invitation Number | 004/23 |
| Title | Provision of mowing services |
| Advertisement Date | 14 January 2023 |
| Closing Date and Time | 1 February 2023, 2.00pm |
| Advertisement Notice | 004-23 |
| List of names of tenderers |
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| Contract Type | Schedule of rates |
| Award By | CEO |
| Award Date | 30 March 2023 |
| Awarded To |
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| Price Consideration (ex GST) | $250,224 (estimated) |
An Ordinary Postal Election will be held on Saturday 21 October 2023 in the City of Joondalup to fill the following vacancies:
Nominations open on Thursday 31 August 2023
Nominations close on Thursday 7 September 2023, 4.00pm
Nominations must be lodged with the Returning Officer:
The Commission has developed an online system called Nomination Builder to assist candidates to complete their nomination form which includes the candidate profile. This is the preferred method of completing the nomination form and profile for elections conducted by the Commission. Candidates complete their nomination details and profile, print the completed form which has a reference number allocated and lodge it with the Returning Officer. The nomination builder can be accessed via www.elections.wa.gov.au.
You cannot use Nomination Builder to prepare the additional information. Where an agent lodges a nomination on a candidate’s behalf, it must be in the prescribed form with a written authorisation signed by the candidate.
The documents may be hand delivered or posted to the Returning Officer and must be received by the close of nominations.
Full details about eligibility and nomination procedures for prospective candidates can be obtained by contacting the Returning Officer, Michaela Miller or the Western Australian Electoral Commission on 13 63 06. Ms. Miller can be contacted on lgro_joondalup@elections.wa.gov.au or 0477 138 691.
Visit Step Up for Joondalup for more resources.
Please join us to celebrate the life of Margaret Jane Cockman OAM CStJ (1931 – 2023).
Family, friends, colleagues and community members are invited to remember Margaret at a special Memorial Service on Friday 11 August, 1.00pm – 2.30pm at City of Wanneroo Civic Centre, 23 Dundebar Road, Wanneroo.
Those who are unable to attend in person can watch the service online.
With respect to Margaret’s altruistic heart, please donate to the Cancer Council of WA in lieu of flowers.
A proud descendant of one of the City’s founding families, Margaret dedicated more than five decades to working in local government and her enduring legacy will continue to shape the City of Wanneroo for years to come. Learn more about Margaret’s career and life.
To access tenders please go to the City’s e-Procurement portal managed by Tenderlink
| Tender Number | 014/23 |
| Tender name | Supply and application of turf enhancement products and/or top dressing |
| Advertisement Date | 5 August 2023 |
| Tender Closing Date and Time | 22 August 2023, 2.00pm |
| Advertisement Notice | Ad 014-23 |
| List of names of tenderers |
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| Contract Type | Schedule of rates |
| Award By | Council |
| Award Date | 17 October 2023 |
| Awarded To | TJ & RJ Sellick Pty Ltd (Lawn Doctor) |
| Price Consideration (ex GST) | $1,090,269 (estimated) |
The City of Joondalup is saddened by the passing of former Joondalup Councillor Chris Baker.
Chris, aged 65, served the City with distinction from 2001-2004 as Marina Ward Councillor.
As Joondalup MLA, from 1996-2001, Chris was passionate about providing a safe community, local jobs for local people, infrastructure and amenities for Perth’s fast-growing northern corridor. At the time of his death, Chris was a North Ward Councillor at the City of Wanneroo.
On behalf of the Joondalup Council, staff and residents of the City of Joondalup, I convey our deepest condolences to Chris’ family and friends.
Albert Jacob, Joondalup Mayor
On Friday 8 December 2023, a new food safety standard called Standard 3.2.2A – Food Safety Management Tools will take effect in Australia and will impact most food businesses. This new Standard aims to improve food safety and reduce the rate of food-borne illnesses linked to poor handling of food in certain types of food service, catering and retail businesses.
The new Standard will place an obligation on most food businesses to ensure that food handling staff undertake food handler training and appoint at least one trained food safety supervisor. Most food businesses that process unpackaged potentially hazardous ready-to-eat food will also be required to maintain records relating to specific food business activities.
The City will continue to offer its free online food safety training programs: I’m Alert and FoodSafe Online. These training programs are suitable to meet the training requirements of Standard 3.2.2A for food handlers.
Separate training is required for the appointed food safety supervisors. The WA Department of Health website contains a list of online training providers.
Further information on the requirements of the new Standard, and the types of food business that are impacted, is available on the WA Department of Health website. This includes information provided in other languages.
To access tenders please go to the City’s e-Procurement portal managed by Tenderlink
| Tender Number | 017/23 |
| Tender name | Provision of wet plant hire |
| Advertisement Date | 29 July 2023 |
| Tender Closing Date and Time | 15 August 2023, 2.00pm |
| Advertisement Notice | 017-23 Ad |
| List of names of tenderers |
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| Contract Type | Schedule of rates |
| Award By | Council |
| Award Date | 17 October 2023 |
| Awarded To | The Trustee for Vandertogt Trust (Environmental Land Clearing Services) |
| Price Consideration (ex GST) | $1,061,262 (estimated) |
The Cities of Joondalup and Wanneroo extend their condolences to the family and friends of their Matriarch, Margaret Cockman OAM, who has passed away, aged 92.
No one has done more to shape the identity of the cities of Joondalup and Wanneroo as we know them today than Margaret.
From an early age, Margaret dedicated her life to her community and to the people of Wanneroo. Later in life that extended to Joondalup.
History will reflect well on her many achievements.
Through five decades of service in local government, Margaret witnessed every major development and project undertaken throughout the region.
Her incredible volume of voluntary work is unmatched.
Family-orientated, personable and loyal, with a great sense of humour and a happy disposition, Margaret truly lived life to the fullest.
She will be missed.
At an appropriate time, both cities will honour Margaret Cockman’s legacy in a befitting manner.
On behalf of the Wanneroo/Joondalup family, we thank Margaret Cockman on a job well done.
Rest in Peace.
Joondalup Mayor Albert Jacob
Wanneroo Mayor Linda Aitken
Under the Valuation of Land Act 1978, the Valuer General is required to maintain valuation rolls for all properties in Western Australia for rating and taxing purposes.
On behalf of the Valuer General, Landgate valuers provide independent and unbiased valuations of your property. These are called Gross Rental Values (GRVs) and they are used by local governments, government agencies, including the Water Corporation and emergency services as a basis to determine property rates, service charges and levies.
Every three years the Valuer General is required to reassess the Gross Rental Values for all properties within the metropolitan area. The Valuer General continued with the implementation of the Revaluation amidst the current economic circumstances to fairly reflect the reduction in the rental market. Therefore the 2023/24 rates will be based on the new Gross Rental Value (GRV).
For land that is developed, the GRV represents the gross annual rental that a property might reasonably be expected to earn annually if it were rented. The GRV is calculated based on rental evidence from property managers, owners and other sources for all rateable properties at a “snapshot in time”, regardless of whether the property is occupied by the owner or a family member, rented or unoccupied.
For land that is not developed, as rental evidence cannot be used, a statutory valuation of 3% of the Unimproved (or capital) value of the land is applied to properties designated as residential and 5% for properties designated as non-residential (commercial/industrial).
The GRV of a property is affected by many factors including the age of a house, the number of bedrooms and bathrooms it has, whether it has a pool and the property’s location. This means that your GRV may be different from your neighbour, or from someone in a different suburb with a similar property.
Every three years the Valuer General is required to reassess the GRVs for all properties within the metropolitan area and this process is called a “Revaluation”.
All properties within a local government area are assessed at the same date. This date is used by valuers to ensure a fair and equitable assessment is completed for all properties at a given point in time.
The assessment date, which is known as the date of valuation, or DOV, is conducted every three years for the metropolitan area. The GRV remains in force for the respective three-year period until the next GRV is calculated, unless the property GRV is reassessed due to an addition, demolition etc.
Valuers at Landgate collect rental evidence at the date of valuation. The rental evidence is analysed to establish property market levels, with individual property attributes that are considered in order to determine a fair gross rental value for each property.
The City of Joondalup does not have input into the GRV determined by Landgate’s independent process.
The DOV for the 2023/24 revaluation is Sunday 1 August 2021. Rating valuations are therefore assessed at this “snapshot in time” which reflects the property rental market for the metropolitan area at the same date, which ensures consistency across the metropolitan area.
The new GRVs came into effect on Saturday 1 July 2023 which means that these new GRVs will be used to calculate the 2023/24 rates.
There is a delay between the date of valuation and the date the valuations are applied due to the time it takes for Landgate to collect and analyse valuation data and calculate new GRVs for all Western Australian properties.
For local governments in the metropolitan area this timeframe is 23 months between the date of valuation and the effective date.
The City of Joondalup determines the revenue required to complete the essential services that the City provides as part of the annual budget process. The City uses a differential rates system which means that different rate levels are charged for residential, commercial and industrial properties.
A rate in the dollar is applied to each rating category (residential, industrial, commercial, vacant or improved). The general rates are calculated by multiplying the GRV by the applicable rate in the dollar. This means that your rates may be different from your neighbour, or from someone in a different suburb with a similar property.
Other charges may also appear on your rate notice such as Refuse Charge, Pool Inspection Fee, Specified Area Rate or Emergency Services Levy. The Emergency Services Levy is levied and collected by local government on behalf of Department of Fire and Emergency Services (DFES).
The total revenue Council needs each year is set through its annual budget process.
In a Revaluation year, the “rate in the $” set by Council in the budgeting process and is normally adjusted to counteract the impact of the GRV movements which occur during this period.
The average movement in GRV’s across the City in 2023/24 is approximately 21%. However, individual properties can vary from this, depending on their particular location and attributes in the rental market.
A property owner may lodge an objection against the valuation of a property with Landgate within 60 days of the date of issue of a rates notice. For information on how your values are calculated and how to lodge an objection, please visit Landgate’s website or call Landgate Customer Service on 9273 7373.
The City has no control over the GRVs and any objections must be lodged with Landgate. Rates must be paid by the due date of the rate notice, irrespective of whether an objection has been lodged. If your objection is successful, the rates will be reassessed. Any credit that results from this reassessment will either be allocated to any balance outstanding, retained as a credit to offset future rates levied or can be refunded on request.
For further information call 9400 4000.
Please note: As this is not a Direct Debit form, by completing this application you are agreeing to make the payments yourself not via Direct Debit.
Use this online form to request a manual payment arrangement or download and complete the PDF form using the link at the bottom of the screen and return to the City.
Before completing an application please note the following conditions:
Join us for the highly anticipated bi-monthly Startup Social event, in partnership with RediSoftware, following the resounding success of our inaugural gathering.
Thursday 7 September 2023
4.00pm – 6pm
Risq Bar
Calling all Joondalup startups, founders, and tech professionals working from home! It’s time to step away from your screens and join us in person for the vibrant Joondalup Startup Social.
This exclusive gathering presents an ideal platform for you to connect and network with fellow startups and home-based businesses in Joondalup.
Immerse yourself in the warm ambiance as you seize this free opportunity to forge valuable relationships with like-minded individuals within the local business community. Savour refreshing beverages and indulge in meaningful conversations, all within a relaxed and casual setting.
Discover new possibilities, exchange insights, and establish invaluable connections that will propel your business to new heights.
Don’t let this remarkable occasion to expand your network and elevate your business growth slip away. We look forward to welcoming you to the Joondalup Startup Social! See you there!
To access tenders please go to the City’s e-Procurement portal managed by Tenderlink
To access tenders please go to the City’s e-Procurement portal managed by Tenderlink
Full details about eligibility and nomination procedures for prospective candidates can be obtained by contacting the Returning Officer, Michaela Miller or the Western Australian Electoral Commission on 13 63 06. Ms. Miller can be contacted on lgro_joondalup@elections.wa.gov.au or 0477 138 691.
An Ordinary Postal Election will be held on Saturday 21 October 2023 in the City of Joondalup to fill the following vacancies:
| Central Ward | 1 Councillor | 4 year term |
| North Ward | 1 Councillor | 4 year term |
| North-Central Ward | 1 Councillor | 4 year term |
| South Ward | 1 Councillor | 4 year term |
| South-East Ward | 1 Councillor | 4 year term |
| South-West Ward | 1 Councillor | 4 year term |
Nominations open on Thursday 31 August 2023
Nominations close on Thursday 7 September 2023, 4.00pm
Nominations must be lodged with the Returning Officer:
• at any time during the above period by arrangement; or
• between 2.00pm and 4.00pm Thursday 7 September 2023 (close of nominations) at the City of Joondalup, 90 Boas Avenue, Joondalup.
The Commission has developed an online system called Nomination Builder to assist candidates to complete their nomination form which includes the candidate profile. This is the preferred method of completing the nomination form and profile for elections conducted by the Commission. Candidates complete their nomination details and profile, print the completed form which has a reference number allocated and lodge it with the Returning Officer. The nomination builder can be accessed via www.elections.wa.gov.au.
You cannot use Nomination Builder to prepare the additional information. Where an agent lodges a nomination on a candidate’s behalf, it must be in the prescribed form with a written authorisation signed by the candidate.
The documents may be hand delivered or posted to the Returning Officer and must be received by the close of nominations.
The recording from this webinar is available below.
To nominate to become an Elected Member (whether that be the Mayor or Councillor) you must:
Please read the Elected Member Handbook for details on responsibilities, requirements, support, allowances, and a Becoming an Elected Member checklist.
Nominations for a local government election open 31 August 2023 and close at 7 September 2023. Use the Western Australian Electoral Commission Nomination Builder to electronically complete the nomination form and candidate profile.
Candidates must complete their nomination details and profile, print the completed form which has a reference number allocated and lodge it with the Returning Officer. The nomination builder can be accessed through the electoral Commission’s website.
The City of Joondalup is a thriving City with 165,075 residents, 62,148 properties, 14,042 businesses, 351 parks, 159 community and civic buildings, 22 suburbs and 12 councillors that represent the districts.*
We want you to become one of the 12 councillors that can lead the City to achieving the below five goals:
The City of Joondalup has a vibrant cultural scene, and our community is friendly welcoming, caring and supportive. We encourage and support local organisations and community-led activities to feel connected and safe in our neighbourhoods.
We have a beautiful natural environment which we care for and protect. We demonstrate best practice in sustainability and environmental management.
We are a global City with a prosperous and resilient economy. Our City is home to diverse industries that generate a wide range of local job opportunities. We encourage creativity and innovations.
We have a diverse elected body that represent, promote, and reflect the composition of our community. Our Council and workforce are accountable and transparent and make balanced decisions based on sound, professional advice.
We have well-planned and attractive suburbs and streetscapes. A high standard of liveability is enjoyed by our community who can access quality facilities and public open spaces.
Does this sound like you and your values? Then Step Up for Joondalup and nominate yourself to be Councillor.
Learn more about the five goals of the Strategic Community Plan 2022-2032.
In accordance with the Local Government Act 1995, Council was required to undertake a review of its ward names, boundaries and councillor representation levels by 10 December 2021. The review considered current ward boundaries, the number of wards, current names of wards, and the number of Councillors to represent each ward.
As part of the community consultation, the City received 72 submissions that, in the main, supported the retention of the current six-ward structure, the retention of current Councillor representation levels per ward, and the retention of the current ward names. The new ward structure will, however, result in some suburbs moving to a different ward. View the New Ward Structure map.
The suburbs affected by the ward structure review are as follows:
*Figures based on the 2021/22 annual report.
The City’s Local Government and Public Property Local Law 2014 requires vendors selling goods and services in a public place, to hold a Trader’s Permit.
When assessing an application for a Trader’s Permit, consideration is given to parking, public safety, traffic flow, amenity of the location and the consistency of the trading activity with the existing land use.
For trading activities that include the sale of food, the registration of a food business must also be considered.
Trader’s Permits can be considered within the parking bays of parks and reserves throughout the City. Applications for locations associated with parks and reserves must include a map of the proposed site, along with photographs and documentation of the food vehicle.
Many vendors would prefer a stationary location at one of the City’s beachside car parks. Coastal locations that are considered suitable for trading to occur are displayed in the following table. The table identifies the current usage for each approved coastal location and the restrictions associated with each site.
| LOCATION | NATURE OF ACTIVITY | MONDAY | TUESDAY | WEDNESDAY | THURSDAY | FRIDAY | SATURDAY | SUNDAY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MARMION - MAAC NORTHERN CAR PARK One Trader at a time permitted. | Limited to food and beverages. To operate in specified bays. | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage |
| Trader 1 | 8am to 11am | 8am to 11am | 8am to 11am | 8am to 11am | ||||
| HILLARYS BEACH PARK (WHITFORDS NODES) CAR PARK Two Traders permitted at same time. | Limited to food and beverage traders. To operate in specified bays. | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage |
| Trader 1 (Coffee) | 8am to 12.30pm | 8am to 12.30pm | 8am to 12.30pm | 8am to 12.30pm | 8am to 12.30pm | 8am to 3pm | 8am to 3pm |
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| Trader 2a (Food) | ||||||||
| Trader 2b (Food and drinks) | 8am to 1pm | 8am to 1pm | ||||||
| HILLARYS DOG BEACH CAR PARK Three Traders permitted at same time. | Limited to two food and beverages and one dog wash operation, on specified hard stand | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage |
| Trader 1 (Coffee) | 7.30am to 1pm | 8am to 1pm | 8am to 1pm | 8am to 1pm | 7.30am to 1pm | 7.30am to 3.30pm | 7.30am to 3.30pm | |
| Trader 2 (Food/drink) | 8am to 1pm | 8am to 1pm | 8am to 1pm | 8am to 1pm | ||||
| Trader 3 (Dog wash) | 8am to 4pm | 8am to 4pm | 8am to 4pm | 8am to 4pm | 8am to 4pm | 8am to 5pm | 8am to 5pm | |
| HILLARYS HORSE BEACH CAR PARK One Trader at a time permitted. | Limited to food and beverages. To operate in specified bays. | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage |
| Trader 1 | ||||||||
| PINNAROO POINT BEACH CAR PARK UNAVAILABLE | NOT AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME Limited to food and beverages. To operate in specified bays. | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage |
| Trader 1 | UNAVAILABLE | UNAVAILABLE | UNAVAILABLE | UNAVAILABLE | UNAVAILABLE | UNAVAILABLE | UNAVAILABLE | UNAVAILABLE |
| WHITFORDS AVENUE PARKING STATION Two Traders permitted at same time. One in car park and one on hardstand. | Limited to food and beverages, within specified bays and hardstand. | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage |
| Trader 1 (Coffee) | Designated bay | 6am to 12pm | 6am to 12pm | 6am to 12pm | 6am to 12pm | 6am to 12pm | 6am to 12pm | 6am to 12pm |
| Trader 1 (Food) | Designated bay | 12.30pm to 2.30pm | 5pm to 8pm | 5pm to 8pm | 12.30pm to 7.30pm | |||
| Trader 2 (Ice cream) | Hardstand only | 10am to 5pm | 10am to 5pm | 10am to 5pm | 10am to 5pm | 10am to 5pm | 10am to 7pm | 10am to 7pm |
| Trader 2 (Food) | Designated bay | 12.30pm to 7.30pm | ||||||
| NORTHSHORE PARKING STATION One Trader at a time permitted. | Limited to food and beverages. To operate in specified bays. | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage |
| Trader 1 (Coffee) | 5.30am to 7pm | 5.30am to 7pm | 5.30am to 7pm | 5.30am to 7pm | 5.30am to 7pm | 5.30am to 7pm | 5.30am to 7pm | |
| MULLALOO BEACH NORTHERN (TOM SIMPSON) CAR PARK One Trader permitted to operate between 1 May and 30 September only. | Limited to food and beverages. To operate in specified bays. | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage |
| Trader 1 | Unavailable 1 October to 30 April | Unavailable 1 October to 30 April | Unavailable 1 October to 30 April | Unavailable 1 October to 30 April | Unavailable 1 October to 30 April | Unavailable 1 October to 30 April | Unavailable 1 October to 30 April | |
| WEST VIEW BOULEVARD PARKING STATION One Trader permitted to operate between 1 May and 30 September only. | Limited to food and beverages. To operate in specified bays. | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage |
| Trader 1 | Unavailable 1 October to 30 April | Unavailable 1 October to 30 April | Unavailable 1 October to 30 April | Unavailable 1 October to 30 April | Unavailable 1 October to 30 April | Unavailable 1 October to 30 April | Unavailable 1 October to 30 April | |
| KEY WEST MULLALOO PARKING STATION One Trader permitted to operate between 1 May and 30 September only. | Limited to food and beverages. To operate in specified bay. | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage |
| Trader 1 | Unavailable 1 October to 30 April | Unavailable 1 October to 30 April | Unavailable 1 October to 30 April | Unavailable 1 October to 30 April | Unavailable 1 October to 30 April | Unavailable 1 October to 30 April | Unavailable 1 October to 30 April | |
| OCEAN REEF ROAD ANGLE CAR PARK (OPPOSITE VOLANTE ELBOW) One Trader at a time permitted. | Limited to food and beverages. To operate in specified bays | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage |
| Trader 1 (Food) | Designated bay | 1pm to 7.30pm | 1pm to 7.30pm | |||||
| ILUKA BEACH FORESHORE CAR PARK One Trader at a time permitted. | Limited to food and beverages. To operate in specified bays. | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage | Current Usage |
| Trader 1 | 6am to 12pm | 6am to 12pm | 6am to 12pm | 6am to 12pm | 6am to 12pm | 6am to 12pm | 6am to 12pm | |
In addition to a completed application form, the following will be required when submitting an application:
The fees related to Trader’s Permits can be found within the Health Services Fees and Charges.
You can submit an application via the online application form or you can download and print the hard copy application for a Trader’s Permit by completing the application form and submitting it:
Do you own or occupy a rateable property or business within the City of Joondalup? Then you can vote in the City’s local government elections.
Why vote if I am a business owner or a non-resident owner of a rateable property within the City of Joondalup?
What is the owners/occupiers roll?
Owners of land or nominees of corporate bodies who own or occupy rateable property but are not enrolled on the State electoral for that ward or district may apply to be on owners’/occupiers’ roll, providing they are on the State or Commonwealth Government electoral roll for a residential address outside that ward.
Are people who do not live in the ward able to vote?
Yes. Electors of a local government consist of eligible non-resident property owners and occupiers and residents of the ward. Local government provides services to both people and property and the rates are levied are paid not only by residents but also non-resident business owners. Where people personally own or occupy a property but are not residents of the district are also able to enrol to vote and nominate for council at the elections.
Can I vote as a property owner, a resident and as a business owner within the City?
All eligible electors are allowed to vote once in any ward where they are enrolled. If a person lives within one ward, and owns or occupies property or corporate body in a different district or ward, they may be entitled to a vote in both areas, provided they are enrolled for both.
How do I enrol to vote?
For more information:
Visit the Step Up for Joondalup page for information on nominating to stand for Council.
In accordance with the Local Government Act 1995, Council was required to undertake a review of its ward names, boundaries and councillor representation levels by 10 December 2021. The review considered current ward boundaries, the number of wards, current names of wards, and the number of Councillors to represent each ward.
As part of the community consultation, the City received 72 submissions that, in the main, supported the retention of the current six-ward structure, the retention of current Councillor representation levels per ward, and the retention of the current ward names. The new ward structure will, however, result in some suburbs moving to a different ward. View the New Ward Structure map.
The suburbs affected by the ward structure review are as follows:
*Figures based on the 2021/22 annual report.
A dividing fence is usually a fence that separates two privately owned properties. It does not include a fence running along the boundary or a road and it does not include a retaining wall.
A boundary fence is a fence that is installed along a street or public open space or reserve.
A privacy screen is a fence that is a minimum of 100mm inside a dividing fence.
The City of Joondalup’s Fencing Local Law 2014 defines a sufficient residential fence as:
A fence constructed of corrugated fibre reinforced pressed cement or steel sheeting constructed to manufacturer’s specifications or which otherwise satisfies the following specifications:
Refer to the Fencing Local Law 2014 for sufficient fencing requirements for commercial and industrial fencing.
The sufficient fence requirements of the Local Law are for the purposes of defining a sufficient fence under the Dividing Fences Act 1961. Disputes relating to dividing fences (including alterations without neighbours consent) is a civil matter between two parties, with the Dividing Fences Act 1961 providing a mechanism for courts to deal with disputes over dividing fences. In a civil court action the Magistrate will use the City’s Local Law to determine what is considered a sufficient fence and will use those laws in making their determination.
Owners looking to construct, repair or replace a dividing fence are strongly advised to find out their obligations and responsibilities as defined in the Dividing Fences Act 1961.
Refer to Dividing fence matters – overview from the Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety (DMIRS) website which provides detailed information on owner responsibilities.
A development (planning) application is only required for a boundary/dividing fence if the proposed fencing does not comply with the requirements of a local planning policy or structure plan.
A development (planning) application is required for a privacy screen that exceeds 2.3m from natural ground level.
A building permit is not required when the fencing, screen or similar structure (other than a fence forming part of a barrier for a private swimming pool) complies with all of the following:
A dividing fence more than 1.8m in height requires agreement with the adjoining neighbour (in the form of written neighbours consent) and requires a building permit.
To access tenders please go to the City’s e-Procurement portal managed by Tenderlink
Thursday 8 June 2023, 7.30am – 10.00am
Lakeview Ballroom, Joondalup Resort.
The Joondalup Medical Precinct services the growing northern corridor of Perth and is home to the Joondalup Health Campus – the largest healthcare facility in the northern metropolitan region. A place where state-of the art facilities, the latest medical technology, healthcare professionals, researchers, entrepreneurs, and investors come together to develop innovative solutions to address healthcare challenges now and in the future.
Showcasing Joondalup’s global presence in the health and medical sector, the Health Innovation Joondalup Business Forum will explore the City’s recently commissioned Medical Gap Analysis research. Ramsay Health Care Australia CEO Carmel Monaghan joins us at this event as keynote speaker, bringing her extensive experience and comprehensive understanding of healthcare operations and strategy both in Australia and overseas to this discussion. The event will also include a panel discussion by industry leaders in the medical and innovation sectors.
Tickets are $30.00 (includes breakfast). Book online.
The friendly team at the Customer Care Centre can provide assistance with a wide variety of City services and information, including:
Joondalup Library is one of the busiest public library in Western Australia. Joondalup Library opened its doors in 1997 as part of a civic and administration centre. Since then it has been proudly serving Joondalup’s community, providing access to meeting rooms, technology and a vast range of books, DVDs, CDs and other formats, just to name a few.
Located on the lower ground floor within the Joondalup Library, the Reference area houses a large collection suitable for students and researchers of all ages.
Joondalup Library houses the purpose-built Local History areas on the lower ground floor.
Follow the links below for detailed opening hours of our centres.
Please note: the City observe all national Australian and Western Australian public holidays.
To access tenders please go to the City’s e-Procurement portal managed by Tenderlink
| Tender Number | 010/23 |
| Tender name | Supply and delivery of dog waste bags and roadside bags |
| Advertisement Date | 29 March 2023 |
| Tender Closing Date and Time | 19 April 2023, 2.00pm |
| Advertisement Notice | 010-23 |
| List of names of tenderers |
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| Contract Type | Schedule of rates |
| Award By | Council CJ089-06/23 |
| Award Date | 27 June 2023 |
| Awarded To | Vexel Pty Ltd |
| Price Consideration (ex GST) | $454,156 (estimated) |
The City of Joondalup has entered into three categories in this year’s National Awards and we need YOUR vote to win. The projects are the:
2022 Invitation Art Prize (Creativity and Culture category)
Whitford Library AIR + Mural (Cohesive Communities)
Burns Beach to Mindarie Dual Use Path (Productivity through Infrastructure)
Voting closes 14 April 2023.
All votes can be made via the online platform
You do not require an account to vote. Individuals can place one vote per category. The winner of each category will be the initiative which receives the most votes during the voting period.
The National Awards highlight initiatives implemented by local governments that are innovative, make a difference to their local communities, display excellence, and have outcomes that are replicable across the country.
To learn more visit the website.
#NALG2023
The City’s Administration Centre is located at 90 Boas Avenue, Joondalup, next to the Civic Centre, Council Chambers and Joondalup Library.
Our Customer Care Team is the first point of contact for requests, enquiries and feedback and are based in the City’s Administration Building.
Please use the search function at the top of this page for further information about the City, our functions and services.
The City of Joondalup invites you to attend this interactive workshop to inform the development of a new Economic Development Strategy. The current Economic Development Strategy: Expanding Horizons, was last updated in 2017, and the City wants to hear how things have changed for local businesses and the economy.
The City’s business community and local stakeholders are encouraged to attend this workshop to share your thoughts on the key economic strengths, opportunities and challenges today, and moving forward, and how we can work together to realise Joondalup’s full economic potential.
Join us for a two-hour interactive workshop, facilitated by FAR Lane Economics, where we will:
If you own or operate any type of business in Joondalup, provide services to Joondalup, or are a stakeholder working with or supporting Joondalup businesses, we want to hear from you.
For further information email business@joondalup.wa.gov.au
Stage one and two of WA’s Plan for Plastics are now complete. Stage two regulations came into effect on Monday 27 February 2023.
Stage two includes a second set of single-use or disposable plastic items and materials that will be phased out between Friday 1 September 2023 and Tuesday 1 July 2025. The Stage two regulations ban the sale and supply of:
There are factsheets available for each of these plastics – Stage two – Single-use plastics ban fact sheets and FAQs (www.wa.gov.au)
Refer to WA Plan for Plastics website for more information on Stage two.
Harmony Week is a celebration of our cultural diversity. City of Joondalup Libraries have a series of events to celebrate, aimed at adults and children.
Nilesh Makwana is an Indian-Australian entrepreneur. He is passionate about self improvement and encouraging others to do the same. Nilesh made the life changing decision to become an international student. This allowed him to travel and learn. An incredible experience after growing up in a small town in India. Nilesh is now the author of the book Terminal 4 – An Entrepreneur’s Journey from Bicycle to Business Class, as well as a public speaker and the CEO of a global award-winning business. He is also an Australia Day Council Ambassador and encourages all Australians to be more diverse and inclusive. Be inspired by Nilesh’s journey and explore your own opportunities. “An enjoyable story of optimism, perseverance and the importance of making the most of every opportunity. A great read for international students, migrants and for us all.” Annie Fogarty, Executive Chairperson, Fogarty Foundation More information and booking details via Ticketbooth
Lydia Edwards is a fashion historian, author and lecturer at Edith Cowan University. She is fascinated by changing fashion and has written two books – How to Read a Dress : a guide to changing fashion from the 16th to the 21st Century and How to Read a Suit. Lydia will share how western fashion has always been inspired by other cultures and asks the question, are other cultures ever influenced by western fashion? She will share her knowledge of the global influences of fashion and the changes throughout the centuries. More information and booking details via Ticketbooth
Elena Khakimullina has a passion for art and photography. She grew up in Russia and has been living in Perth for ten years. Elena works with her husband in a photography business as well as volunteering as a Gallery Guide at the Art Gallery of Western Australia. Elena will share her knowledge of art and its influence on culture. Elena will explore the universal language of art and how much culture impacts on our understanding of it. Harmony Week focuses on celebrating our cultural diversity, Elena will discuss how art can create connections with culture and how we can learn from it. More information and booking details via Ticketbooth
Let’s celebrate our vibrant multicultural community this Harmony Week. Children can experience and explore other cultures through stories, songs and craft. Each library will celebrate a nationality and focus on creating harmony among us all. No bookings required. Ages 2 to 4 years. Times and Locations. For more information call 9400 4751. 
Don Poynton is a local environmental leader and has been volunteering in the City for 24 years across a number of different environmental community groups to conserve and restore the coastline and natural areas (Image Credit: Dee Farrell).
Local action on the coast
As Coordinator of Friends of North Ocean Reef-Iluka Foreshore (FONORIF), Don has helped oversee the weeding and planting of native plants in the Iluka Foreshore Reserve, part of Bush Forever site 325. The group also helps educate the community about the environment by installing signage, running guided walks and more recently holding events and displays.
FONORIF was formed out of the Joondalup Community Coast Care Forum Inc (JCCCF), an umbrella organisation for several of the City’s coast care groups, which started in 1999 to represent the many interests along the coast. The local group was created when Ocean Reef resident Dr Marjorie Apthorpe and a few like-minded residents from adjacent suburbs came together to look after part of the coastal reserve between Ocean Reef and Burns Beach.
Don is currently the Chair of the JCCCF which now acts as a community reference group for monitoring issues and initiating action along the City’s coastal strip.
Since 2014, Don has also been volunteering with Friends of Carnaby Reserve to undertake restoration projects in Carnaby Reserve (formerly Medinah Park) with the help of the City’s Natural Areas Team. He is also the Chairman of the Northern Suburbs Branch of the WA Naturalists’ Club and was the Treasurer of the Friends of Marmion Marine Park for many years.
In 2022, Don received a special commendation in the Western Australian Coastal Awards for Excellence for championing the natural environment and its importance to the community, providing leadership and advocacy, and encouraging community participation in coast care activities.
Why volunteer?
Don said that he is motivated to volunteer in these groups because he cares about the local amenity and biodiversity and enjoys working outside.
“I hate seeing weeds in public places! I love being outdoors. I like working in the best ‘open-plan’ office in the world! I appreciate the diversity that exists at Iluka and want to ensure it is maintained and if possible increased,” says Don.
He also enjoys learning and knowledge sharing and working with the other volunteers saying that:
“I find there is always something new to discover or learn. I like to impart what knowledge I have, to others who are interested. I enjoy the company of the people I volunteer with.”
The coastal bushland offers a range of unique and beautiful local species that you can appreciate across the different seasons says Don.
“There are so many beautiful and fascinating species of plants, fungi, birds and insects, it’s impossible to have a favourite. Winter brings out the cup fungi and the tiny earthstars. In Spring the male fairy wrens show off their colours and iridescent blue-green jewel beetles can be found crawling over the yellow buttercups.”
Tackling local environmental issues
Through Don’s volunteer work with FONORIF he tackles a range of environmental issues. These include feral species control of feral and domestic cats and foxes, weed species including the One-leaf Cape Tulip, Wild Pink Gladiolus and Veldt Grass, and the destruction of native vegetation and sand dunes through unauthorised entry to the coast.
Changes on the ground
There have been many positive changes to the local environment as a result of FONORIF’s work explains Don.
“Many areas within the 30 hectares looked after by FONORIF have been rehabilitated since the group began. These include areas around the Iluka Foreshore Park to areas not seen by or accessible to the public.”
Don is also proud of the group’s Iluka Foreshore Macroinvertebrate and Herpetofauna Survey, partially funded by the City’s Community Funding Program, run over 3 years that recorded more than 550 macroinvertebrate and 14 reptile species.
More recently, Don helped to organise a Free Family Discovery Morning to educate the community about the diversity of local flora and fauna and the importance of maintaining biodiversity. Around 500 members of the community attended the event throughout the day and participated in guided beach, bird, biodiversity and bush tucker walks and learnt more about the local environment through environmental displays. The event was funded through one of the City’s Community Funding Program grants, a donation from the Iluka Homeowners Association and FONORIF.
You can play a role
FONORIF and other Friends Groups play an important role in local environmental management and work closely with the City’s Natural Areas Team explains Don.
“Friends Groups can become the eyes and ears of the environment. As we spend all our time involved in on-ground work, we become more aware of issues that arise in our own patches e.g. an outbreak of a priority weed in a patch of bush that would not be visited by Natural Areas staff.”
Don said community members can help take action in their local environment by starting a Friends Group or joining an existing group.
“The City has over one hundred natural areas but less than twenty have Friends Groups. It would be great to see this number increase but if people would like to help but are not willing to start a group they should join an existing group.”
Getting more young people involved in the Friends Groups is also important said Don.
“It is noticeable that nearly all the existing volunteers fall into the “seniors” category and that very few young people are involved. The groups and the City need to promote the natural areas so people understand how important it is to look after them, not just for biodiversity but for their education and lifestyle, including mental health, values.”
How can I get involved?
The Friends of North Ocean Reef-Iluka Foreshore and Friends of Carnaby Reserve are always looking for volunteers and members to join in their regular activities. To volunteer in these groups contact:
Friends of North Ocean Reef-Iluka Foreshore: ilukacoastcarejoondalup@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/groups/238527943276186
Friends of Carnaby Reserve: tyrglanyrafon@hotmail.com
The City also has seventeen other Friends Groups you can volunteer with. For more information and contact details visit the City’s website.
Welcome to the City of Joondalup’s new business programs! Our comprehensive range of initiatives is designed to support businesses at every stage of their growth, from startups to established companies.
We’ve partnered with Business Station and Spacecubed to bring you two exciting new programs: the Thrive Program and the Plus Eight Sprint Program. The Thrive Program, run by Business Station, offers expert advice, training, mentoring, and networking opportunities to help businesses succeed in the modern business landscape. Meanwhile, the Plus Eight Sprint Program, run by Spacecubed, aims to support startups with funding, mentorship, workspace, and access to a network of investors and industry experts.
Our goal is to create an environment that is conducive to business growth and success. The City of Joondalup is committed to supporting businesses of all sizes and stages, and we’re continuously working with our partners to develop and deliver more programs and initiatives in the future. By participating in our programs, your business will have access to the resources and support it needs to thrive in a competitive marketplace.
We encourage you to take advantage of these new programs and join us on this exciting journey. Together, we can make the City of Joondalup a hub of innovation and enterprise, and a great place for businesses to start, grow, and succeed.
Program links
Are you a small business in the City of Joondalup looking for expert advice and support to grow your business? Look no further than the Thrive Program, brought to you by Business Station.
Valued at over $2,400, the Thrive Program is an affordable investment in your business, with qualifying small businesses able to access it for just $300. The program includes a range of valuable resources and support, including a pre-work support program, three 3-hour professional workshops, follow-up mentor support sessions, fortnightly accountability check-ins, access to Digital Solutions specialist advice, and 90-day review strategy sessions.
But that’s not all – by participating in the Thrive Program, you’ll also have the opportunity to network with other businesses in the City of Joondalup and gain valuable insights from industry experts.
Spaces are limited, with only 15 places available, so don’t delay in registering your interest today. Register online to secure your place and start taking your business to the next level.
An informative taster session of the program is being held on the Thursday 2 March 2023, 7.00am, register online.
Program dates:
Workshop one: Thursday 23 March 2023, 9.00am – 12.30pm
Workshop two: Thursday 27 April 2023, 9.00am – 12.30pm
Workshop three: Thursday 25 May 2023, 9.00am – 12.30pm
Welcome to Plus Eight Sprint, the six-week pre-accelerator program by the City of Joondalup that is designed to take your business idea to the next level. This exclusive program is valued at $3,000, but is free for selected businesses owned or operated by residents of the City.
With access to successful mentors, investors, and advisors, Plus Eight Sprint provides an ideal environment to grow your skills as a founder. Applications for the program open on Monday 27 February 2023 and close on Tuesday 18 April 2023, with scholarship recipients announced during the week of Monday 1 May 2023.
The program runs for six weeks, with weekly sessions on Tuesdays from 4.00pm – 6.30pm.
Full program dates:
The program will run at the RediSoftware, Unit 1/139 Winton Rd, Joondalup.
For further information email pluseight@spacecubed.com with the subject line: 2023 Joondalup Sprint Program.
To register simply fill out the Joondalup Sprint Application Form.
Register today and take your business to the next level with Plus Eight Sprint
To access tenders please go to the City’s e-Procurement portal managed by Tenderlink
| EOI Number | 007/23 |
| EOI Name | Provision of road works and services |
| Advertisement Date | 15 February 2023 |
| EOI Closing Date and Time | 8 March 2023, 2.00pm |
| Advertisement Notice | 00723 |
| List of names of respondents |
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| Approved By | Acting Chief Executive Officer |
| Approved Date | 13 June 2023 |
| Approved List of Acceptable Tenderers |
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To access tenders please go to the City’s e-Procurement portal managed by Tenderlink
| Tender Number | 008/23 |
| Tender name | Provision of services for the redevelopment of the City of Joondalup website |
| Advertisement Date | 11 February 2023 |
| Tender Closing Date and Time | 3 March 2023, 2.00pm |
| Advertisement Notice | 008-23 |
| List of names of tenderers |
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| Contract Type | Fixed Price |
| Award By | Council CJ073-05/23 |
| Award Date | 23 May 2023 |
| Awarded To | Alyka Pty Ltd |
| Price Consideration (ex GST) | $351,667 plus schedule of rates |
To access tenders please go to the City’s e-Procurement portal managed by Tenderlink.
| Invitation Number | 004/23 |
| Title | Provision of mowing services |
| Advertisement Date | 14 January 2023 |
| Closing Date and Time | 1 February 2023, 2.00pm |
| Advertisement Notice | 004-23 |
| List of names of tenderers |
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| Contract Type | Schedule of rates |
| Award By | CEO |
| Award Date | 30 March 2023 |
| Awarded To |
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| Price Consideration (ex GST) | $250,224 (estimated) |
To access tenders please go to the City’s e-Procurement portal managed by Tenderlink
| Invitation Number | 001/23 |
| Title | Supply and delivery of premix concrete |
| Advertisement Date | 4 February 2023 |
| Closing Date and Time | 22 February 2023, 2.00pm |
| Advertisement Notice | 001-23 |
| List of names of tenderers |
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| Contract Type | Schedule of rates |
| Award By | |
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| Awarded To | All offers declined |
| Price Consideration (ex GST) |
To access tenders please go to the City’s e-Procurement portal managed by Tenderlink
| Invitation Number | 004/23 |
| Title | Provision of mowing services |
| Advertisement Date | 14 January 2023 |
| Closing Date and Time | 1 February 2023, 2.00pm |
| Advertisement Notice | 004-23 |
| List of names of tenderers | |
| Contract Type | Schedule of rates |
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