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A visionary document outlining the long-term future for the City beyond traditional local government planning horizons has been endorsed for further consultation by Council.
Community priorities identified through the Annual Community Survey are at the heart of the 2026/27 Annual Budget.
There is just under two weeks until every voice in the region is counted this Census night.
Applications are now open for a $10,000 grant to help students achieve their tertiary education dreams.
Major investments include upgrades at Karratha Airport, with works to renew airfield lighting and electrical infrastructure, extend the runway safety area, replace the fire main and improve passenger…
A Capital works program worth nearly $80 million is at the core of the City of Karratha’s Annual Budget as it builds towards becoming Australia’s Most Liveable Regional City.
The City of Karratha has adopted its 2026/27 Annual Budget, delivering a balanced financial plan that invests in what matters most to the community while continuing to plan for the region's long-term…
City of Karratha residents are encouraged to prepare for cyclone season with the City’s annual pre-cyclone verge collection returning this September.
The creativity and vision of the Pilbara was on display at this year’s Cossack Art Awards with $97,000 in prize money awarded for some amazing pieces of art.
The City of Karratha is making sure every person counts in this year’s Census.
The City of Karratha has secured national support for stronger housing and community planning requirements linked to major projects.
With 30 June fast approaching, please make sure your details are up to date by 30 June 2026 so your rates notice reaches you without delay.
Presented by the City of Karratha with Principal Partner Rio Tinto, the highly anticipated Cossack Art Awards continues to be a key event on the regional arts calendar.
The City of Karratha will commemorate 50 years of NAIDOC with a host of events celebrating the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
The City of Karratha will roll out a bin tagging education program across approximately 1,100 households to help residents correctly separate recycling and general waste.