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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.

Treebate: help make Mosman Park Greener

The Town of Mosman Park is encouraging residents to take part in a new State Government initiative aimed at boosting Western Australia’s urban tree canopy – and there’s a cash incentive to get involved. The Treebate program, launched on 28 July 2025, offers up to 10,000 rebates each year for the next four years, helping Western Australians plant more native trees in their own backyards.

Eligible residents can claim up to $150 back when they purchase and plant an approved native tree that reaches at least three metres in height at maturity.

The process is simple:

  1. Buy a native tree from a local nursery

  2. Plant it in your garden

  3. Claim your rebate through the ServiceWA app

To claim successfully, residents must:

  • Be 18 years or older
  • Purchase a native tree that meets the minimum height requirement
  • Keep a tax invoice as proof of purchase
  • Take a photo of the plant label showing the common or scientific name

The ServiceWA app is the fastest and most secure way to submit your Treebate claim.

For full details on how to claim, visit the ServiceWA Latest Offers webpage.

Let’s grow a greener Mosman Park together

Planting trees is a simple way to improve local air quality, provide shade, and support native biodiversity. By participating in Treebate, you’re not just beautifying your backyard – you’re investing in the future of our community.

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