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Mosman Park’s 2026/27 Budget prioritises core services and value for our community

Find out where your rates will go this year and discover key projects for 26/27

FOGO is for three things: food organics, garden waste, and compostable caddy liners.

Some items that were previously accepted should now go into the red general waste bin. Read the updated guidance on Food Organics Garden Organics here

Targeted weed spraying begins 17 August

Want to opt out of verge spraying? Find out more about the program and submit your request online.

Big Run for Little Brains is Coming to Mosman Park

This September, during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, Perth researcher Jacob Byrne is taking on an extraordinary challenge to make a difference for young lives affected by brain cancer. Jacob is running 30 marathons in 30 days across Perth, raising funds and awareness for vital childhood brain cancer research through the Big Run for Little Brains campaign.

Brain cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related death in Australian children, yet it remains one of the most underfunded areas of research. Jacob’s mission is to change that by shining a spotlight on the urgent need for greater investment and support.

On Thursday 4 September, Jacob will be running through the Town of Mosman Park as part of his journey. We encourage our community to show their support – whether that’s cheering him on as he passes, helping to spread the word, or contributing to the cause.

How you can get involved

Every step Jacob takes is for the children and families impacted by brain cancer. With the support of our community, we can help raise awareness and funds that will drive life-saving research and bring hope to families across Australia.

Together, we can help shine a light on childhood brain cancer and support research that changes lives.

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