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The City of Cockburn is a place where you can have it all. It’s either here already, right on our doorstep, or we’re working hard to make it happen. We’re a magnet for families and lifestyle hunters who want to live, work and play here. We’re centrally located in the southern suburbs of Perth, on Whadjuk Nyungar Boodja (the land of the Whadjuk Nyungar people) between the coast and Jandakot Airport. Cockburn is made up of vibrant communities - old and new. We’re a place of diverse people, lifestyles and experiences—with everything from pristine beaches and wetlands to theme parks and world-class recreation facilities. Above all, we’re a growing and vibrant community of 120,000 people and 8,500 businesses across 24 suburbs - with a long history and an exciting future.

Joondalup is striving to be a bold, creative and prosperous City that is recognised on the international stage for its outstanding services, healthy sustainable lifestyle opportunities and for having an engaged and connected community. The City of Joondalup is a coastal Local Government area that is home to more than 161,000 residents in the northern suburbs of Perth. The City takes pride in being a Local Government that sets the standard in WA for its innovative programs and services and for its highly motivated and enthusiastic workforce that is committed to making a positive contribution to Joondalup and its local community. With 17km of beautiful coastline, numerous natural bushland reserves and lakes, and hundreds of parks and public open space located in a modern urban setting only 20 minutes north of the Perth CBD, it is easy to understand why Joondalup is recognised as an attractive destination for both residents and visitors to Perth. For further information visit the City's website joondalup.wa.gov.au

Kwinana is a thriving and expanding community, integral to the industry of Western Australia, yet cushioned by natural bush and set on the Indian Ocean coastline. Right now there's a sense of excitement in Kwinana. Massive redevelopment including new residential areas, schools, retail precincts, community facilities and public transport has transformed this once quiet residential suburb into a vibrant cosmopolitan city. The City of Kwinana employs more than 300 people in a range of diverse and challenging roles including Arts and Culture, Events, Marketing and Communications, IT, GIS, Governance, Building, Planning, Engineering, Rangers and Emergency Services, Sport and Recreation, Environment and Environmental Health, Human Resources, Customer Services, Economic Development, Finance and Accounting, Community and Youth Services, Contracts and Procurement and a range of outdoor roles such as horticulture, landscaping and parks and garden maintenance based from the City's Depot.