Advisory Groups and Committees

The Group provides advice on the implementation of the strategies identified in the City’s current Access and Inclusion Plan

To view the Access and Inclusion Advisory Group Terms of Reference/Group Rules please use one of the following options.

• Access and Inclusion Advisory Group: Easy English Nomination Form - Accessible PDF fillable form
• Access and Inclusion Advisory Group: Text Only Nomination Form - Accessible PDF fillable form
• Access and Inclusion Advisory Group: Easy English Group Rules - Accessible PDF
• Access and Inclusion Advisory Group: Terms of References - Accessible Word

For more information, visit the Access and Inclusion Advisory Group page.

This group works on preserving Mandurah’s natural environment and provides advice to Council on ways we can continue to nurture and protect the environment locally in line with the Strategic Community Plan.

The group meets on a monthly basis to share projects the Council is working on, and to consult experts and their knowledge on plants, wildlife, water, energy and environmental volunteering opportunities.

Mandurah is home to world class waterways, internationally recognised wetlands, and an abundance of diverse plants and wildlife.It is important that we work together to ensure our natural environment is protected into the future.

View the Mandurah Environmental Advisory Group Terms of Reference.

The Mandurah Youth Advisory Group provides a voice for young people aged 15-24 in the community.

It is an opportunity to have your say, meet other motivated young people, develop your leadership skills and make a difference to Mandurah and its future.

The group discusses relevant youth issues in the local area, plans and delivers youth events, and collaborates with the Council on topics that arise. Meetings for the Youth Advisory Group are held on the first Wednesday of every month.

For more information please visit the Youth Advisory Group page.

View the Mandurah Youth Advisory Group Terms of Reference.

The City’s Audit and Risk Committee plays an integral role in enabling the City to fulfil its governance and oversight responsibilities relating to financial reporting, internal control structures, risk management systems, legislative compliance and audit functions.

View the City of Mandurah Audit and Risk Committee Terms of Reference

We’re proud to be leaders in reconciliation, having been one of the first local governments to develop a Reconciliation Action Plan in 2012. Now on our third Reconciliation Action Plan, we’re building upon the great work that’s already been done in previous years.

Our RAP ensures that we continue to walk together with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on our reconciliation journey, building relationships, respect for Aboriginal people and culture and creating opportunities in our community.

To find out more about our RAP visit https://www.mandurah.wa.gov.au/community/programs-and-activities/reconciliation

View the Reconciliation Action Plan Steering Group Terms of Reference