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The City of Karratha is investigating opportunities to develop residential housing in an attempt to address an anticipated shortage of housing.

An extensive upgrade of sporting and recreational facilities in Millars Well has progressed to the next stage after Council accepted a concept plan in October.

A new strategy that will guide the City’s delivery of youth services and involvement with youth sector stakeholders over the next five years has been adopted by Council.

St Luke’s College Year 12 student Mackenzie King received the 2019 Walkington Award for her academic achievements and generous community service during an awards ceremony at Council Chambers this evening.

The City of Karratha will offer a greater subsidy towards home security measures as part of a recent initiative aimed at preventing crime and anti-social behaviour.

Members of the City of Karratha sporting community gathered at the Karratha Leisureplex on Friday evening to celebrate the achievements of local clubs and codes at the annual FUTURECLUBS Community Sports Awards.

More than $136,000 in grant funding was awarded to local businesses in June and July.

The tenth annual Red Earth Arts Festival will be officially launched tonight at the Red Earth Arts Precinct.

The City of Karratha would like to hear your thoughts about youth services.

A pioneering partnership between the City of Karratha and Rio Tinto received recognition at the WA Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety’s 2019 Resources Sector Awards for Excellence in Perth last week.