Did you ever wonder how streets are named?

City of Swan is inviting community members to help paint a mural at Weeip Park, our newest open space within the New Junction precinct.

Discover the subtle design features of Weeip Park Stage 1 which honour Midland's rich history and the people who've called it home over the years.

New Junction is boundered by Morrison Road to the North. So where does the name come from?

The four-week dog socialisation school will help your dog develop their natural social instincts, covering handling skills, impulse control walk and sit exercises and more.

The City of Swan has finished stage one construction of New Junction's major public open space, Weeip Park, marking a major milestone for the transformational development in Midland's CBD and representing decades of planning.

The fences have come down and we can now drive along Junction Parade.

Young people across the City of Swan are invited to take part in a collaborative mural project at Weeip Park, the newest open space within the New Junction precinct.

We're excited to open the first stage of New Junction's most prominent public open space, Weeip Park.

The first building in the City of Swan's New Junction precinct was officially opened on August 28, 2020 marking a major milestone for the transformational development in Midland's CBD.

The City of Swan’s latest draft design guidelines are open for consultation from May 9 – 31, 2020

The City of Swan Council agreed unanimously to the new name, Weeip Park for the key public open space in the New Junction precinct.

You may have heard about the Stefanelli family’s $1 million contribution to the New Junction development. We sat down with Giovanni, the head of the family, to talk about his life, what Midland means to him, and the importance of giving to others.

We met with Steve De Mol to hear his recollections of development in Midland and his vision for the future. Steve has lived in the City of Swan for 48 years. This is the place where he got his start and made his name.

There was a great turnout at the first Friday Night Bites event, part of the City of Swan’s Weekend Vibes at Locale summertime series.

Stage 2 community consultation will be open from Thursday, August 15 to Thursday, September 5 2019.

The City of Swan won four awards at the Public Health Advocacy Institute of Western Australia (PHAIWA) 2019 Local Government Policy Awards on Thursday, 8 August 2019.