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Mia Mias: Sandra Hill (2021) City of Perth Cultural Collections. Image courtesy of Scott Simpson City of Perth.Created by artist Sandra Hill - Elder and Custodian of the Wadandi (salt water) people – Mia Mias is a dedicated place of healing in the north-west corner of the square.The artwork features a central beacon incorporating the male and female feathers of the red-tailed black cockatoo (Kaarak), surrounded by five traditional dwellings (mia mias). To finalise the work, the footprints of Sandra’s grandchildren were cemented into the concrete.
Northwest corner Moort-ak Waadiny / Wellington Square
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Yagan: Robert Hitchcock (1984); City of Perth Cultural Collections. Image courtesy of Frances Andrijich Photography for Perth Public Art Foundation.Yagan was born circa 1795 and died in July 1833. He was a Whadjuk Noongar man and a resistance fighter during the early years of the Swan River Colony. In the conflict that ensued, Yagan was both feared and admired by Europeans as a freedom fighter defending his land. Today, Yagan is an iconic figure in the fight for Noongar rights and recognition.
Heirisson Island, western end, south of Causeway
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Untitled (detail): Toogaar Morrison and John Burgess, (1994); City of Perth Cultural Collections. Image courtesy of Frances Andrijich Photography for Perth Public Art Foundation.Constructed from a variety of multicoloured tiles, this artwork depicts natural Australian landscapes, flora and fauna.
Citiplace complex, eastern access way, curved wall balustrade -31.957835, 115.861476
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| Site | Location | Place type | Type |
| 3408 | East Perth: Bennett House | Camp; Other | ACH Lodged Site |
| 3589 | Wellington Square, the Old Recreation Reserve, Bunjie Park | Camp; Creation / Dreaming Narrative; Hunting Place; Meeting Place; Plant Resource | ACH Registered Site |
| 3408 | East Perth: Bennett House | Camp; Other | ACH Lodged Site |
| 3704 | Kings Park Waugal | Ritual / Ceremonial; Creation / Dreaming Narrative; Plant Resource; Water Source | ACH Registered Site |
| 19863 | Kings Park Women's Site | Creation / Dreaming Narrative; Landscape / Seascape Feature | ACH Lodged Site |
| 29278 | Midgegooroo’s Execution and Burial | Ritual / Ceremonial; Creation / Dreaming Narrative; Other | ACH Registered Site |
| 3589 | Wellington Square, the Old Recreation Reserve, Bunjie Park | Camp; Creation / Dreaming Narrative; Hunting Place; Meeting Place; Plant Resource | ACH Registered Site |
Northbridge
3 min walk from Perth Underground Station
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Central Park
3 min walk from Perth Underground Station
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Parking fees
Time limits are displayed on on-street / kerbside signage, as a number followed by "P". "2P" for example indicates a time limit of 2 hours. In time restricted areas it illegal to return to the same section of road within 1 hour. One section of road ends and another begins wherever an intersecting road occurs.
To view the full schedule of parking fees, including City of Perth Parking car parks, visit the Parking Fees page on the City of Perth Parking website.
Time limits are displayed on on-street / kerbside signage, as a number followed by "P". "2P" for example indicates a time limit of 2 hours. In time restricted areas it illegal to return to the same section of road within 1 hour. One section of road ends and another begins wherever an intersecting road occurs.
To view the full schedule of parking fees, including City of Perth Parking car parks, visit the Parking Fees page on the City of Perth Parking website.
Time limits are displayed on on-street / kerbside signage, as a number followed by "P". "2P" for example indicates a time limit of 2 hours. In time restricted areas it illegal to return to the same section of road within 1 hour. One section of road ends and another begins wherever an intersecting road occurs.
To view the full schedule of parking fees, including City of Perth Parking car parks, visit the Parking Fees page on the City of Perth Parking website.
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ACROD parking options
There are numerous accessible parking bays (commonly known as ACROD bays) across the City of Perth to provide convenient access to facilities for ACROD permit holders. Parking in accessible parking bays is only permitted for vehicles displaying a valid ACROD permit on the dashboard of their vehicle at all times.
From the 1 February 2021 on-street ACROD parking bays in the City of Perth are no fee payable and associated meters have been removed. Time restrictions may still apply and a valid ACROD permit must be displayed.
ACROD parking within the State of Western Australia is regulated under the Local Government (Parking for People with Disabilities) Regulations 2014. These regulations are made under the Local Government Act 1995 which is administered by the WA Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries.
There are numerous accessible parking bays (commonly known as ACROD bays) across the City of Perth to provide convenient access to facilities for ACROD permit holders. Parking in accessible parking bays is only permitted for vehicles displaying a valid ACROD permit on the dashboard of their vehicle at all times.
From the 1 February 2021 on-street ACROD parking bays in the City of Perth are no fee payable and associated meters have been removed. Time restrictions may still apply and a valid ACROD permit must be displayed.
ACROD parking within the State of Western Australia is regulated under the Local Government (Parking for People with Disabilities) Regulations 2014. These regulations are made under the Local Government Act 1995 which is administered by the WA Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries.
There are numerous accessible parking bays (commonly known as ACROD bays) across the City of Perth to provide convenient access to facilities for ACROD permit holders. Parking in accessible parking bays is only permitted for vehicles displaying a valid ACROD permit on the dashboard of their vehicle at all times.
From the 1 February 2021 on-street ACROD parking bays in the City of Perth are no fee payable and associated meters have been removed. Time restrictions may still apply and a valid ACROD permit must be displayed.
ACROD parking within the State of Western Australia is regulated under the Local Government (Parking for People with Disabilities) Regulations 2014. These regulations are made under the Local Government Act 1995 which is administered by the WA Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries.
There are numerous accessible parking bays (commonly known as ACROD bays) across the City of Perth to provide convenient access to facilities for ACROD permit holders. Parking in accessible parking bays is only permitted for vehicles displaying a valid ACROD permit on the dashboard of their vehicle at all times.
From the 1 February 2021 on-street ACROD parking bays in the City of Perth are no fee payable and associated meters have been removed. Time restrictions may still apply and a valid ACROD permit must be displayed.
ACROD parking within the State of Western Australia is regulated under the Local Government (Parking for People with Disabilities) Regulations 2014. These regulations are made under the Local Government Act 1995 which is administered by the WA Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries.
There are numerous accessible parking bays (commonly known as ACROD bays) across the City of Perth to provide convenient access to facilities for ACROD permit holders. Parking in accessible parking bays is only permitted for vehicles displaying a valid ACROD permit on the dashboard of their vehicle at all times.
From the 1 February 2021 on-street ACROD parking bays in the City of Perth are no fee payable and associated meters have been removed. Time restrictions may still apply and a valid ACROD permit must be displayed.
ACROD parking within the State of Western Australia is regulated under the Local Government (Parking for People with Disabilities) Regulations 2014. These regulations are made under the Local Government Act 1995 which is administered by the WA Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries.
