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The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder is pleased to welcome internationally recognised photographer Liz Miller Kovacs as its third Artist in Residence, with her residency exhibition now open at the Goldfields Arts Centre.

Australian golf legend and course designer Graham Marsh returned to Kalgoorlie-Boulder yesterday, visiting the iconic Kalgoorlie Golf Course he designed to review the course and its ongoing development.

The Goldfields Designated Area Migration Agreement (Goldfields DAMA) has been extended to 30 June 2026, providing continued support for businesses across the region facing ongoing workforce shortages.

The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder is again inviting local children to pick up their pencils, paints and pastels, with registrations now open for the 2026 Junior Art Prize.

The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder has completed a significant infrastructure upgrade at the South Boulder Wastewater Treatment Plant, with new inlet works now operational.

At last night's Council Meeting, Council approved the tender for the Oasis poolside changerooms, endorsed a new residential housing development, and adopted the City’s Youth Action Plan 2026-2030, along with several other important agenda items. Here's Mayor Wilson with the latest.

The City wishes to give an update on executive leadership arrangements.

A surprising discovery in Boulder, has brought new life to one of the most turbulent industrial clashes in the Goldfields’ past. A collection of original food coupons, issued to striking miners during the massive 1919 industrial dispute, has been discovered at the old Workers’ Hall and safely transferred to the Town Hall for preservation.

Dog-friendly spaces do more than give our four-legged mates room to run. They help us stay active, meet neighbours, boost mental wellbeing and build pride in the places we share.

Young achievers, leaders, and changemakers are set to take centre stage once again, with nominations now open for the 2026 Kalgoorlie-Boulder Youth Awards.

Council has resolved at a Special Council Meeting to appoint an external Acting CEO.

Did you know a single dripping tap can waste thousands of litres of water every year?

The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder has completed Stage One of its LED sports lighting renewal program, delivering major lighting upgrades at Usher Park and the Oasis Playing Fields. The new LED systems are now fully operational, providing brighter and more energy‑efficient lighting for local clubs, families and community groups.

A community advocate, a young mentor shaping local youth culture, and a grassroots arts organisation driving regional creativity were recognised today as the City of Kalgoorlie‑Boulder announced its 2026 Australia Day Award recipients and Walk of Fame inductees.

The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder is inviting locals and visitors to spend Australia Day at Centennial Park this year, with a full program planned, including the Great Aussie Breakfast, a Citizenship Ceremony, community awards and live entertainment.

Mayor Wilson provides an update from this month's Council Meeting.

Council has endorsed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Kalgoorlie-Boulder Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KBCCI), formalising a shared commitment to revitalising and activating the City’s central business districts.

The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder is pleased to present Underneath/Overlooked, a touring exhibition by artists Penny Bovell and Gabby Howlett, opening at the Goldfields Arts Centre this Friday, 16 January.

Summer weekends in Kalgoorlie-Boulder are made for slowing down, enjoying familiar places, and embracing the rhythm of warm days and long evenings. Whether you are a local rediscovering old favourites or a visitor experiencing the Goldfields for the first time, a well-planned weekend makes all the difference.

If you’re searching for a summer escape filled with character, unforgettable experiences, and genuine hospitality, Kalgoorlie-Boulder delivers all that and more – without the crowds of the coast.

Golden Breadcrumbs, a new exhibition by the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s second Artist in Residence, Tamorin Lavers, was officially opened by Mayor Glenn Wilson on Friday at the Goldfields Arts Centre.

Kalgoorlie-Boulder is shining brightly once again as homes and streets across the city light up for the festive season. Running until 24 December, the Christmas Lights Trail is a simple invitation to slow down, step outside and enjoy Christmas with family, friends and neighbours.

That’s a wrap on the final Council Meeting for the year. Mayor Glenn Wilson has shared a quick update on what was discussed.

Kalgoorlie-Boulder was full of excitement over the weekend as two major community celebrations delivered unforgettable moments - the magical Twilight Christmas Markets and the iconic St Barbara’s Parade.

Christmas cheer was on full display on Thursday as more than 400 seniors from across Kalgoorlie–Boulder came together for the City’s annual Seniors Christmas Lunch.

For generations, Chinese families have helped shape the identity and spirit of Kalgoorlie-Boulder, contributing to local businesses, family traditions and strong community connections. Now, those stories are being brought into the spotlight as part of a major exhibition celebrating Chinese history across Western Australia.

The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder brought the community together yesterday to mark International Day of People with Disability, hosting a well-attended celebration at the Eastern Goldfields Community Centre (EGCC).

Here’s a quick update from Mayor Wilson with the key takeaways from this month’s Council Meeting.

The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder is pleased to announce that a Lotterywest grant of $146,000 will support a series of major community events across the 2025/26 financial year.

Christmas is about to light up Kalgoorlie-Boulder, with the City inviting everyone to come together for a series of festive events offering plenty of celebration and holiday cheer. These Christmas events form part of the City’s Our Summer, Our City campaign, showcasing the many ways our community comes together throughout the season.