Celebrate Responsibly

What Not To Bring

The City of Perth and City of South Perth Special Event Local Law limits people from bringing large stereos, spas, fridges and other large objects to the foreshore on Australia Day. These items including loud stereos may be impounded. You are welcome to bring any picnic and shade equipment that ...

Merchandise

The City of Perth has authorised traders to sell food, drink and merchandise at Kings Park and on the foreshore of the City of Perth, City of South Perth and Town of Victoria Park. Unauthorised merchandisers, mobile stalls and street traders are not permitted and should beware as stocks will be ...

Fire Ban

If you intend to enjoy the day from Kings Park and Botanic Gardens or the river foreshore, please note that a total fire ban will be in effect. Sparklers, barbeques and any open flames will not be permitted for the safety of all spectators.

Do the Right thing

To be an 'Aussie' is to take pride in everything that is Australian and that includes the environment. Send the message out loud and clear on this Australia Day, let us Do The Right Thing and make this a clean event. We're making it easy To Do The Right Thing. Rubbish Bags There will be Keep ...

Be Sun Smart

'Be Sunsmart and enjoy the day safely. Slip on sun protective clothing, slop on sunscreen, slap on a hat, seek shade and don’t forget to drink lots of water. Free drinking water locations are marked on the map Skyworks 2011 Area Map.

Countdown to Skyworks

Lord Mayor's Message

2011 was a defining year for Western Australians and this Australia Day is a time for us all to look back over the last twelve months and celebrate our collective achievements.

I believe, as a City and as a State, we shone on the global stage as a community that has great respect for each other and our surroundings.

Last year's Skyworks was the most successful event it its 27 year history, with hundreds of thousands of people gathering in harmony to watch the renowned pyrotechnics display.

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