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With a distinct leadership role as the Capital City authority of Western Australia, the City of Perth offers an array of interesting and diverse career opportunities. Perth is a prosperous and highly livable city with a robust plan for the years ahead. The City has a strong focus on revitalising and enhancing civic spaces such as laneways and parks. An invigorated sense of place is being created through the provision of public art as well as a variety of free activities, from major-scale events that draw an international crowd, to early morning fitness classes for everyone in the community. Major infrastructure projects transforming Perth for residents, workers and tourists include Elizabeth Quay, Perth City Link and Riverside.

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

We are a local government authority that provides an eclectic mix of services, facilities and events to local residents, businesses, Perth-based visitors and the tourism market. Fremantle as a city is celebrated for its well-preserved architectural heritage, beaches, boutique shopping and established cafe and pub culture, and is considered to be Perth’s second city and the unofficial arts and culture capital of Western Australia. As a government organisation employing over 400 staff, we serve the suburbs of Beaconsfield, Fremantle, Hilton, North Fremantle, O’Connor, Samson, South Fremantle and White Gum Valley; all located approximately 20km south of the Perth CBD. We have a strong focus on arts and culture and manage the iconic Fremantle Arts Centre and world-renowned festivals including Australia’s oldest festival, the Fremantle Festival. We are committed to sustainable practices and were recognised as WA’s first carbon neutral council in 2009 and as an international One Planet Council in 2015. If you'd like to know more about us, please visit our website fremantle.wa.gov.au If you'd like to know more about what's on in Freo, visit the This is Fremantle website visitfremantle.com.au