Cr Phillip Vinciullo - City of Joondalup

Cr Phillip Vinciullo - City of Joondalup South West Ward
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⚠️ A friendly heads up for local families using Whitfords West Park Junior Track.My boys and I were enjoying the track o...
15/09/2026

⚠️ A friendly heads up for local families using Whitfords West Park Junior Track.

My boys and I were enjoying the track over the weekend when we had a fairly close encounter with a swooping magpie, a timely reminder that we’re well and truly into that time of year again.

If you’re heading down with little ones, please take a little extra care, particularly around the trees and when riding bikes or scooters. A hat and sunglasses can also be handy during swooping season.

🙏 A special thank you to the local mums who stopped and helped us during the encounter. Your kindness and willingness to lend a hand was genuinely appreciated, one of those small moments that reminds you what a great community we have around us. 💙

This isn’t about avoiding the park, it’s a fantastic space for local families, just a friendly seasonal reminder to stay aware and look out for each other.

Stay safe and enjoy the outdoors.

🎨 Celebrating local artists and the arts in JoondalupIt was a real pleasure to attend the opening of the Wanneroo Joonda...
14/09/2026

🎨 Celebrating local artists and the arts in Joondalup
It was a real pleasure to attend the opening of the Wanneroo Joondalup Art Society’s at their 2026 Annual Exhibition at the Joondalup Contemporary Art Gallery.

With 154 artworks from 57 talented local artists, the exhibition was a wonderful reminder of the depth of creative talent we have across our community.

As someone who is actively passionate about the arts, I was particularly pleased to support the Society bringing its Annual Exhibition to the Joondalup Contemporary Art Gallery for the first time. Giving local artists the opportunity to showcase their work in a professional gallery space in the heart of Joondalup is exactly the sort of opportunity we should continue to support.

It was also lovely to meet artists, members and guests and hear the stories and inspiration behind their work. These exhibitions aren't just about the artwork on the walls, they're about bringing people together, encouraging creativity and making the arts accessible to our community.

And a special congratulations to Trevor Shilton on his election as the new President of the Wanneroo Joondalup Art Society. I wish Trevor and the committee every success as they continue the Society's important work supporting local artists and the broader arts community.

As for personal favourites on the night - I loved this Valeria Carballo piece and on a sentimental ward level this amazing Hillarys Marina piece from Kshanti Wikramanayake.

I’m proud to be a strong supporter of the arts in our City of Joondalup and look forward to seeing the WJAS continue to grow and contribute to Joondalup’s creative life.

Congratulations to all the artists who exhibited, and to everyone involved in making the exhibition such a success. 👏🎨

🎉 A special evening at the WA Training Awards 2026!Proud to see students, training providers, and industry recognised fo...
14/09/2026

🎉 A special evening at the WA Training Awards 2026!
Proud to see students, training providers, and industry recognised for their hard work 👏 … and even prouder watching my own students deliver a live radio broadcast of the event! 🎙📻

🎻 A wonderful evening at the WA Museum Boola Bardip with Adrian Hill, North Ward Councillor, for the latest instalmen...
09/09/2026

🎻 A wonderful evening at the WA Museum Boola Bardip with Adrian Hill, North Ward Councillor, for the latest instalment of Perth Symphony Orchestra ’s WA Stories series.

This time, the story belonged to comedian, writer and performer Ben Elton, who has proudly called Western Australia home for many years.

What made the evening particularly special was seeing Ben’s life and story brought together through music, storytelling and performance. It was a great reminder of the incredible stories of people who have made Western Australia their home and the different ways the arts can bring those stories to life.

On a personal note, I really enjoyed the walk down memory lane from The Young Ones to Blackadder. Both were such iconic parts of British comedy growing up, so hearing some of the stories behind them made for a very nostalgic evening.

The setting beneath the magnificent Otto at the WA Museum made it even more memorable.

Congratulations to everyone involved in bringing this production together, and thank you to Ben Elton for sharing his story with the audience.

It was a privilege to be there and enjoy another outstanding night of music, storytelling and Western Australian culture. 🎭

I am saddened to hear of the passing of former Member for Hillarys, Peter Katsambanis.Hillarys is an important part of t...
06/09/2026

I am saddened to hear of the passing of former Member for Hillarys, Peter Katsambanis.

Hillarys is an important part of the community I now have the privilege of representing as a Councillor, and I had the opportunity to meet and speak with Peter on a number of local issues during his time as the Member for Hillarys.

Although I was not a Councillor at the time, I appreciated Peter’s willingness to engage, listen and have conversations about matters affecting our local community. Those interactions gave me a genuine appreciation for his commitment to the people of Hillarys and the broader community he represented.

Peter dedicated many years to public service, both in Victoria and Western Australia, and that contribution deserves to be acknowledged and respected.

My thoughts are with his wife Karalee, their children, family, friends and all those who knew and worked with Peter throughout his years of public service.

Vale Peter Katsambanis. May he rest in peace.

As Father’s Day comes to a close, I hope all the dads, grandads, stepdads and father figures across our community have h...
06/09/2026

As Father’s Day comes to a close, I hope all the dads, grandads, stepdads and father figures across our community have had a wonderful day.

For me, Father’s Day is a reminder that being a dad is often about the simple, everyday things, taking the kids to Sunday sport, sitting on the sidelines, helping with homework, cooking a family meal, heading out for a walk, having a laugh together, or simply being there when they need you.

It’s those everyday moments that often end up meaning the most.

Whether you spent today surrounded by family, enjoying a BBQ, catching up over a coffee, getting out and about in our beautiful community, or doing the usual Sunday sports run, I hope you’ve had the chance to enjoy some quality time with the people who matter most.

A big Happy Father’s Day to all the dads and father figures in our community. Thank you for everything you do, and hopefully you’ve managed to put your feet up for at least a little while!

Cheers to all the dads. 💙

🎶 Another Sunday Serenades sell-out and another very special afternoon at Redmond Theatre.The second concert in the City...
19/08/2026

🎶 Another Sunday Serenades sell-out and another very special afternoon at Redmond Theatre.

The second concert in the City of Joondalup 2026 Sunday Serenades series featured the extraordinary Tara Tiba, whose distinctive voice and musicianship brought together traditional Persian vocals with jazz, Latin and contemporary influences.

But what made hearing Tara perform even more special was learning a little about the journey that brought her back to the stage.

After a decade of debilitating illness, including seven years largely housebound and at times bedbound, Tara never imagined she would perform on stage again. To see her now sharing her extraordinary talent with audiences is a remarkable story of resilience, determination and a genuine love of music.

It was wonderful to join my fellow councillors Matthew Count & John Chester to see another sell-out crowd enjoying such a unique and powerful performance right here in Ocean Reef.

Congratulations to Tara and her band, and to everyone involved in making Sunday Serenades such a success. 👏

If you missed her at Sunday Serenades, Tara is also performing at The Ellington Jazz Club on August 29th. Having performed at venues and festivals around the world, including New York’s The Met and WOMADelaide, she is an artist well worth experiencing live.

🎤 Sometimes music is more than entertainment, it’s a story of culture, courage, resilience and connection.

And Sunday Serenades is certainly delivering all of that this year.

Celebrating Joondalup Business! 🥂What a fantastic night celebrating our incredible local business community at the Joond...
16/08/2026

Celebrating Joondalup Business! 🥂
What a fantastic night celebrating our incredible local business community at the Joondalup Business Association Awards!

This year’s Awards were a sell-out, with over 250 people coming together to recognise the success, innovation and contribution of businesses right across our community.

Congratulations to all the finalists and award winners, your achievements are a wonderful reflection of the energy and entrepreneurial spirit that makes Joondalup such a great place to live, work and do business.

A special congratulations to The Good Company & Co named Joondalup Business of the Year, a fantastic achievement and a very worthy winner. 👏 The Good Company & Co is more than just a great café, it’s a business with a genuine social purpose, providing hospitality training and employment opportunities for adults with intellectual disability and autism.

It was also a particularly proud night for team JSO with the Joondalup Symphony Orchestra taking home the Education Industry Award. 🎶🏆

Education and development sit at the heart of JSO, through our Orchestra, Chorus and Intermezzo development ensemble, creating opportunities for musicians to learn, grow in confidence, perform and connect through live music.

A huge congratulations to JBA President Doreen Sharma, the JBA Board and the entire team for putting together another outstanding evening.

Shout outs to The Joondalup Resort team for their incredible hospitality and the City of Joondalup, as the major partner, and all sponsors who helped deliver the biggest Awards Night to date

A great night celebrating the people and businesses helping shape the future of Joondalup. 👏

🎶 What a fantastic start to the 2026 Sunday Serenades season!It was wonderful to see the series get underway at Redmond ...
03/08/2026

🎶 What a fantastic start to the 2026 Sunday Serenades season!
It was wonderful to see the series get underway at Redmond Theatre with an outstanding afternoon of piano from Joshua Noronha .

A previous City of Joondalup of Joondalup Young Musician of the Year winner and multiple prize-winner at national and international competitions, Joshua delivered a captivating performance featuring works by Rachmaninoff, Tchaikovsky, Chopin and Liszt.

It was a wonderful afternoon of exceptional music and a great way to launch another season of Sunday Serenades.

Congratulations to everyone involved in bringing this wonderful series to life, and thank you to everyone who came along to enjoy the local music performance.

I’m looking forward to seeing what the rest of the season has in store! 🎹🎶



📸 Featuring: Adrian Hill, North Ward Councillor, City of Joondalup Councillor Matthew Count - City of Joondalup

There are some things in our community that are worth standing up for, and the Padbury Community Garden is one of them. ...
31/07/2026

There are some things in our community that are worth standing up for, and the Padbury Community Garden is one of them. 🌱🍒

So when we heard that a rare cherry tree had been stolen just one day after the volunteers had planted it, we wanted to do something to help.

Councillor Matthew Count, Rebecca Pizzey Central Ward, Councillor Russ Fishwick and I were more than happy to get our hands dirty. We sourced and donated a replacement cherry tree and some new gardening tools and spent the afternoon alongside the volunteers planting and securely staking it.

But honestly, the best part was spending time with some of the people behind this wonderful garden.

Every tree, plant and garden bed represents someone's time, effort and care. This is a place that has been built by local people, for local people, and you can really feel that when you visit.

To Sandy How, Brian J Omondi and all the volunteers: thank you for continuing to put so much into this special community space.

Today wasn't just about replacing a cherry tree. It was about showing our support and letting you know that what you're building here matters.

And I think the new tree is going to be very happy in its new home. 🍒🌳

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