Andrew Maurice - Deputy Mayor - Mosman Park

08/09/2026

This is well worth doing if you are interested in waste.

Join us for a behind-the-scenes tour of your local recycling centre to find out what happens to your waste!

04/09/2026

Great to see we are making some progress here. But please assist us by being vigilant and providing evidence if you see anything out of the ordinary.

31/08/2026

Get around them.

Our Colts are through to the Preliminary Final! 🦟

Get down to Wanneroo Showgrounds this Saturday and get behind the boys as they take on Quinns for a spot in the Grand Final.

📍 Wanneroo Showgrounds
📅 Saturday, 5 September
⏰ 11:15am

Let’s get a big Mosman Park crowd down there and make plenty of noise. Bring the red and black and support our Colts! 🔴⚫️

31/08/2026

Stumped for words!

Tom Perrott Reserve has brand new cricket nets, giving our community a safer, enclosed space to practise batting. With the weather warming up, it's the perfect time to grab some mates and get a game going.

28/08/2026

🚧 Important: McCabe Street traffic changes

If you’re travelling along McCabe Street next week, please be aware of two projects taking place at the same time.

🔴 Full road closure | 31 August–2 September

McCabe Street at 15 McCabe Street, Fremantle will be fully closed between 9am and 3pm from Monday 31 August to Wednesday 2 September.

The closure is required while Urban Road Boring WA, on behalf of the Water Corporation, undertakes boring works for a tunnel beneath McCabe Street.

The works have been scheduled outside peak traffic periods, but delays and detours are expected. Please allow extra time for your journey and follow traffic management directions.

🟠 Sewer works | Continuing until mid-September

Sewer works are also continuing along McCabe Street between Hayes Terrace and Palmerston Street, Monday to Saturday, 7am–6pm.

These works will upgrade the local wastewater network and support the broader redevelopment planned for the Rocky Bay site.

During the works, there may be temporary lane closures, increased noise, dust and vibration, with traffic management in place.

We appreciate your patience while these important works are underway.

Questions about the sewer works:
Anastasia Puia, Civcon – 0434 124 892 | [email protected]

Questions about the Water Corporation works:
Jeff Carlisle, Project Manager – 0408 607 859

22/08/2026

It’s about time the State government stood up to the plate on this one.

22/08/2026

We are saddened to share the passing of former Mayor Alf Snell OAM, a man whose connection to Mosman Park spanned a lifetime.

Alf first came to Mosman Park as a small boy, growing up in Fairlight Street before his family moved to Rhodes Place in around 1939. Decades later, he returned to that very same house - going on to serve as Councillor, Deputy Mayor, and then Mayor between 2001 and 2007.

Alf's service to our community was formally recognised with an Order of Australia, and he also served as President of the Mosman Park RSL.

Though life later took him to Buckland, Seville Grove and Mandurah, Mosman Park always remained his true home.

Our sincere condolences to Alf's family, friends and all who knew him.

22/08/2026

Alf was a respected resident and great member of our community and was a previous Mayor.

17/08/2026

Four voices. No instruments. Just harmony, history and songs that have travelled across generations.

Nick Eustance, Peter Ormond, Lionel Pierson and Rey Rombawa Jr come together at Camelot to launch their long-awaited album, Songs of Love and Toil.

Journey through Anglo-Celtic folk and traditional songs from across Europe and beyond, from Robert Burns’ Ye Jacobites to an Italian Santa Lucia with a twist, a haunting Ukrainian lullaby and plenty more along the way.

An intimate night of storytelling, soaring harmonies and songs made to be shared.

🍕 Pizzas available to purchase
🍷 Bar open throughout the evening
📆 Saturday 22 August | Camelot Arts Club

🎟️ Limited tickets remain!
Book via our website, link in bio.

16/08/2026

Well said.

Accidents will continue to mount each year until Fremantle train line level crossings are replaced with a Wellington Street underpass, says Mosman Park mayor Paul Shaw.

He was not surprised to hear there had been another accident involving four cars at the Victoria Street and Curtin Avenue level crossing during morning peak hour last Friday.

Luckily, there were no serious injuries for any of the drivers and passengers.

Mr Shaw said the underpass project would provide an alternative to dangerous level crossings but that it had hit a snag with the state government, which now indicates the project would be dependent on developers to build.

Story on page 9 of this week’s POST: postnewspapers.com.au