Statement from Mayor Peter Carter regarding election guidance.

On Saturday night, 149 people gathered for a special event that blended live performance, storytelling, and cinema into one powerful experience.

The much-loved Sunset Food Markets are set to return to Mara Park this month, with a vibrant Pride-themed evening marking the start of the 2025 season.

Hedlanders will get a rare opportunity to get up-close to a Supercars team when Matt Stone Racing roars into town next week.

Led by the Town’s Libraries team, Outdoor Storytime, Under the Yarning Tree has quickly become a community favourite, designed to promote early literacy, strengthen cultural connection, and support families with young children.  

Please refer here for changes to Town operations on Monday 2 June for the WA Day public holiday.

The Town of Port Hedland has committed almost $800,000 to ensure Marine Rescue Port Hedland’s new emergency services facility is a step closer to being fully funded.

Councillor Ambika Rebello has tendered her resignation as a councillor with the Town of Port Hedland.

The Town provided a $60,000 grant and subsidised GP housing to ensure the South Hedland clinic could open and provide much-needed medical care for residents.

National Reconciliation Week is a time for all Australians to learn more about our shared histories, cultures and achievements.

Public feedback is sought on the Town’s Statement of Objects and Reasons for the 2025/26 rating year.

This week is National Volunteer Week, Australia’s largest annual celebration of volunteering. This year’s theme celebrates the power of bringing people together – Connecting Communities.

More than 500 people came together over the weekend for the second annual Hedland Sustainable Living Show Day, celebrating local efforts to build a greener, more sustainable future.

The Town of Port Hedland has reached another significant milestone in restoring access to Cemetery Beach over the Sutherland Street seawall.

The Town of Port Hedland needs to undertake urgent maintenance work on the Wedgefield communication tower this weekend, meaning internet and phone services will be disrupted at the Town's South Hedland facilities.  

An important message for members of the public regarding tonight’s scheduled Ordinary Council Meeting.

The Hedland community is being invited to come together in a powerful show of unity on Wednesday 7 May, for the annual Hedland Says ‘No’ to Family Violence event.

The Town of Port Hedland has installed two water fountains with cold, drinkable water as part of a pilot project aimed at reducing the impact of heat on vulnerable groups, including young people.

South Hedland will come alive on Friday 2 May as we celebrate everything Hedland has to offer.

Gratwick Aquatic Centre will be closing for the season on Sunday, April 27...

Residents in Hedland are being asked to stay vigilant and take precautions against mosquito bites following the significant increase in mosquito numbers. This comes after the detection of Murray Valley encephalitis (MVE) and Ross River virus in Hedland mosquito populations.

Please refer here for changes to Town operations on Friday 25 April, for ANZAC Day

Please refer here for changes to Town operations over the Easter long weekend.

A new initiative to replace lighting on foreshore paths will help protect Hedland's vulnerable flatback turtle populations.

Two new food vendors will be bringing fresh flavours and a vibrant energy at the Marapikurrinya Park container pop-ups in the West End.

The Town of Port Hedland is proud to join the state-wide celebration of Youth Week 2025, recognising the positive contributions our young people bring to communities across WA, including Hedland.

The Town of Port Hedland is continuing its commitment to revitalising the South Hedland Town Centre through the 2025 South Hedland Public Art Project.

An exciting 18 month-long initiative to develop an inaugural place brand for Port Hedland started this week. The ‘Our place, Our story’ project will mould the future of Hedland’s identity and support economic development.

Following Ex-Tropical Cyclone Zelia in February, the Town has successfully finished the green waste verge collection with incredible figures.

A new shopping centre featuring a Good Grocer IGA supermarket is a step closer after approval was granted by the Regional Development Assessment Panel on Tuesday.