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Wake up Joondalup | City of Joondalup Ratepayers | City of Joondalup . . . WELCOME TO WAKE UP JOONDALUP As a resident, business owner or ratepayer, the decisions your local government make on your behalf have an enormous influence on your life Make sure you keep up to date with the decisions they make
City of Joondalup councillor Nige Jones resigns amid strip club beer . . . A local government councillor has resigned in the wake of a strip club beer scandal Speaking exclusively to 7NEWS before jetting out of the country on holiday, Nige Jones, a councillor with the City of Joondalup (COJ) in Perth, said he had stepped down
Daniel Kingston for Mayor – Time to Vote (+Video) – Connolly SOS You can view the ConnollySOS endorsement video HERE or click on the image below, or if you are a Facebook user, at Daniel’s page “Daniel Kingston for Mayor of Joondalup” There is also an enlightening Facebook page called “Wake up Joondalup” if you want some interesting facts and enjoy some exchange of views
ABOUT | Wake up Joondalup Wake up Joondalup - The Manifesto Because that’s exactly what I want my fellow ratepayers to do! I urge you to PAY ATTENTION to the decisions your Local Government is making Because they profoundly affect you And typically, not for the better It’s time to hold power to account
$35,000 of. . . - Suzanne Thompson - Wake up Joondalup - Facebook $35,000 of ratepayer dollars to go to Hillary's Yacht Club Inc Further to my series - what the City chooses to spend your money on - see the latest list of Large Grant Applications recommended for
Wake up Joondalup! The purpose of this blog is to try and wake you all up to how important and significant the decisions your Council make are and hopefully, when it comes to the next election, we can get more than 27% of you to vote in people that represent your best interests and, in the interim, make sure your Councillors make decisions that are fair and in
Suzanne Thompson | Wake up Joondalup Only 27% of eligible voters participated in our last Local Government election It's time to wake up and pay attention to the way those elected run your district and spend your dollars
BLOG Wake up Joondalup! In the most recent Local Government Election, just 27%* of Joondalup ratepayers voted, which is down again on previous years I