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Local Government Area List (Perth Metro) (As at December 2019)  Below Is a List of 38 Local Government Areas Within and Surrounding the Perth Metro Region Local Government Area List (Perth metro) (as at December 2019) Below is a list of 38 local government areas within and surrounding the Perth metro region. Western Australia’s Local Government Association (WALGA) represents 138 local government areas in WA. Search the Online Local Government Directory here. Council Name Mayor/Shire Website Suburbs President Armadale, City of Mayor Ruth Butterfield https://www.armadale.wa.gov.au/ Armadale/ Ashendon/ Bedfordale/ Brookdale/ Camillo/ (2019 – 2023) Champion Lakes/ Forrestdale/ Harrisdale/ Haynes/ Hilbert/ Karragullen/ Kelmscott/ Mt Nasura/ Mt Richon/ Piara Waters/ Roleystone/ Seville Grove/ Wungong Bassendean, Town Mayor Renee McLennan https://www.bassendean.wa.gov.au/ Eden Hill/ Bassendean/ Ashfield of (2015 – 2023) Bayswater, City of Mayor Dan Bull (2015 – http://www.bayswater.wa.gov.au/ Bayswater/ Bedford/ Dianella/ Embleton/ Maylands/ Morley/ 2023) Noranda Belmont, City of Mayor Phil Marks (2011 - http://www.belmont.wa.gov.au/Pages/CityOf Ascot/ Belmont/ Cloverdale/ Kewdale/ Perth Airport/ 2023) Belmont.aspx Redcliffe/ Rivervale Bunbury, City of Mayor Gary Brennan (2017 http://www.bunbury.wa.gov.au/SitePages/H Bunbury - 2021) ome.aspx Busselton, City of Mayor Grant Henley (2017 https://www.busselton.wa.gov.au/City-of- Busselton – 2021) Busselton Cambridge, Town of Mayor Keri Shannon (2015 https://www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/Home City Beach/ Daglish/ Floreat/ Wembley/ West Leederville – 2023) Canning, City of Patrick Hall (2019 - 2023) https://www.canning.wa.gov.au/ Bentley/ Cannington/ Canning Vale/ East Cannington/ Ferndale/ Lynwood/ Parkwood/ Queens Park/ Riverton/ Rossmoyne/ Shelley/ Welshpool/ Willetton/ Wilson Claremont, Town of Mayor Jock Barker (2017 – https://www.claremont.wa.gov.au/ Claremont/ Swanbourne 2021) Cockburn, City of Mayor Logan Howlett (2009 https://www.cockburn.wa.gov.au/ Atwell/ Aubin Grove/ Banjup/ Beeliar/ Bibra Lake/ Coogee/ - 2021) Coolbellup/ Hamilton Hill/ Hammond Hill/ Henderson/ Jandakot/ Munster/ North Lake/ South Lake/ Spearwood/ Success/ Wattleup/ Yangebup Cottesloe, Town of Mayor Phil Angers (2017 - https://www.cottesloe.wa.gov.au/ Cottesloe 2021) East Fremantle, Mayor Jim O’Neill (2017 – https://www.eastfremantle.wa.gov.au/ East Fremantle Town of 2021) Fremantle, City of Mayor Brad Pettit (2009 - https://www.fremantle.wa.gov.au/ Beaconsfield/ Fremantle/ Hilton/ North Fremantle/ O’Connor 2021) /Samson/ South Fremantle/ White Gum Valley Gosnells, City of Mayor David Goode (2019 https://www.gosnells.wa.gov.au/Home Beckenham/ Gosnells/ Huntingdale/ Kenwick/ Langford/ – 2021) Maddington/ Martin/ Orange Grove/ Southern River/ Thornlie Joondalup, City of Mayor Albert Jacob (2017 - https://www.joondalup.wa.gov.au/ Beldon/ Burns Beach/ Connolly/ Craigie/ Currambine/ 2021) Duncraig/ Edgewater/ Greenwood/ Heathridge/ Hillarys/ Iluka/ Joondalup/ Kallaroo/ Kingsley/ Kinross/ Marmion/ Mullaloo/ Ocean Reef/ Padbury/ Sorrento/ Warwick/ Woodvale (part) Kalamunda, City of Margaret Thomas (2017 - http://www.kalamunda.wa.gov.au/Home Bickley/ Canning Mills/ Carmel/ Forrestfield/ Gooseberry 2021) Hill/ Hacketts Gully/ High Wycombe /Kalamunda/ Lesmurdie/ Maida Vale/ Paulls Valley/ Pickering Brook/ Piesse Brook/ Walliston/ Wattle Grove Kwinana, City of Mayor Carol Adams (2006 - https://www.kwinana.wa.gov.au/Pages/defa Anketell/ Bertram/ Calista/ Casuarina/ Hope Valley/ 2021) ult.aspx Kwinana/ Leda/ Mandogalup/ Medina/ Orelia/ Parmelia/ Postans/ The Spectacles/ Naval Base/ Wandi/ Wellard Mandurah, City of Mayor Rhys Williams (2017 https://www.mandurah.wa.gov.au/ Mandurah - 2021) Melville, City of Mayor George Gear (2019 https://www.melvillecity.com.au/ Alfred Cove/ Applecross/ Ardross/ Attadale/ Bateman/ – 2023) Bicton/ Booragoon/ Brentwood/ Bull Creek/ Kardinya/ Leeming/ Melville/ Mt Pleasant/ Murdoch/ Myaree/ Palmyra/ Willagee/ Winthrop Mosman Park, Town Mayor Brett Pollock (2017 - https://www.mosmanpark.wa.gov.au/ Mosman Park of 2021) Mundaring, Shire of Shire President John Daw https://www.mundaring.wa.gov.au/Pages/de Bailup/ Beechina/ Boya/ Chidlow/ Darlington/ Glen Forrest/ (2017- 2023) fault.aspx Gorrie/ Greenmount/ Helena Valley/ Hovea/ Mahogany Creek/ Mt Helena/ Mundaring/ Parkerville/ Sawyers Valley/ Stoneville/ Swan View/ The Lakes/ Wooroloo Murray, Shire of Shire President David Bolt https://www.murray.wa.gov.au/ Banksiadale/ Barragup/ Birchmont/ Blythewood/ Coolup/ (2017 – 2023) Dwellingup/ Etmilyn/ Fairbridge/ Furnissdale/ Holyoake/ Inglehope/ Keralup (part)/ Keysbrook (part)/ Marrinup/ Meelon, Myara, Nambeelup, Nirimba, North Dandalup, North Yunderup/ Oakley/ Pinjarra/ Point Grey/ Ravenswood/ Solus/ South Yunderup/ Stake Hill/ Teesdale/ West Coolup/ West Pinjarra/ Whittaker Nedlands, City of Mayor Cilla de Lacy (2019 – https://www.nedlands.wa.gov.au/ Dalkeith/ Karrakatta/ Mt Claremont/ Nedlands/ Swanbourne 2023) Northam, Shire of Shire President Chris https://www.northam.wa.gov.au/ Bakers Hill/ Clackline/ Northam/ Spencers Brook/ Wundowie Antonio (2017 - 2023) Peppermint Grove, Shire President Rachel https://www.peppermintgrove.wa.gov.au/ Peppermint Grove Shire of Thomas (2017 – 2023) Perth, City of Chair commissioner: https://www.perth.wa.gov.au/ East Perth/ Kings Park/ Northbridge/ Perth City/ West Perth Andrew Hammond Plantagenet, Shire of Shire President Chris http://www.plantagenet.wa.gov.au/ Mount Barker/ Kendenup/ Narrikup/ Rocky Gully/ Pavlovich (2017 - 2023) Porongurup. Rockingham, City of Mayor Barry Sammels http://rockingham.wa.gov.au/ Baldivis/ Cooloongup/ East Rockingham/ Golden Bay/ (2017 - 2021) Hillman /Karnup/ Peron/ Port Kennedy/ Rockingham/ Safety Bay/ Secret Harbour/ Shoalwater/ Singleton/ Waikiki/ Warnbro Serpentine- Shire President Michelle http://www.sjshire.wa.gov.au/ Byford/ Cardup/ Darling Downs/ Hopeland/ Jarrahdale/ Jarrahdale, Shire of Rich (2017 – 2023) Karrakup/ Mardella/ Mundijong/ Oakbury/ Oldbury/ Serpentine/ Whitby South Perth, City of Mayor Greg Milner (2019 – https://southperth.wa.gov.au/ Como/ Karawara/ Kensington/ Manning/ Salter Point/ South 2023) Perth/ Waterford Stirling, City of Mark Irwin (2017 – 2023) https://www.stirling.wa.gov.au/ Balcatta/ Balga/ Carine/ Churchlands/ Coolbinia/ Dianella/ Doubleview/ Glendalough/ Gwelup/ Hamersley/ Herdsman/ Inglewood/ Innaloo/ Joondanna/ Karrinyup/ Menora/ Mirrabooka/ Mt Lawley/ Nollamara/ North Beach/ Osborne Park/ Scarborough/ Stirling/ Trigg/ Tuart Hill/ Watermans Bay/ Wembley Downs/ Westminster/ Woodlands/ Yokine Subiaco, City of Mayor Penny Taylor (2017 - https://www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/ Crawley/ Daglish/ Jolimont/ Shenton Park/ Subiaco 2021) Swan, City of Mayor Kevin Bailey (2017 – https://www.swan.wa.gov.au/Home Aveley/ Ballajura/ Baskerville/ Beechboro/ Belhus/ Bellevue/ 2021) Bennett Springs/ Brabham/ Brigadoon/ Bullsbrook / Caversham/ Cullacabardee/ Dayton/ Ellenbrook/ Gidgegannup/ Guildford/ Hazelmere/ Henley Brook/ Herne Hill/ Jane Brook/ Kiara/ Koongamia/ Lexia/ Lockridge/ Malaga/ Melaleuca/ Middle Swan/ Midland/ Midvale/ Millendon / Noranda/ Perth Airport/ Red Hill/ South Guildford/ Stratton/ The Vines/ Upper Swan/ Valley Ridge/ Viveash /West Swan/ Whiteman/ Woodbridge Victoria Park, Town Mayor Karen Vernon (2019 https://www.victoriapark.wa.gov.au/Home Burswood/ Carlisle/ East Victoria Park/ Lathlain/ St James/ of - 2023) Victoria Park Vincent, City of Mayor Emma Cole (2017 – https://www.vincent.wa.gov.au/ Highgate/ Leederville /Mt Hawthorn/ North Perth 2023) Wanneroo, City of Mayor Tracey Roberts http://www.wanneroo.wa.gov.au/ Alexander Heights/ Alkimos/ Ashby/ Banksia Grove/ Butler/ (2011 – 2023) Carabooda/ Carramar/ Clarkson/ Darch/ Eglinton/ Girrawheen/ Gnangara/ Hocking/ Jandabup/ Jindalee/ Koondoola/ Landsdale/ Madeley/ Marangaroo/ Mariginiup/ Merriwa/ Mindarie/ Neerabup/ Nowergup/ Pearsall/ Pinjar/ Quinns Rocks/ Ridgewood/ Sinagra/ Tamala Park/ Tapping/ Two Rocks/ Wangara/ Wanneroo/ Yanchep .
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