Opening of the new headquarters for the Stirling State Emergency Service (SES). Now located in Osborne Park, the 2,000 sqm property has been made available to the SES through the funds and cooperation of both the City of Stirling and the WA State Government. It features a 950 sqm administration building, two warehouses, and 24 parking bays. Elizabeth Re with her extensive experience of Emergency Management, and in her Councillor role as Chair of the City of Stirling Emergency Management Committee, has pushed for many years to have a dedicated central facility for Stirling SES, so that our wonderful volunteers have a safe and easily accessible base in which to assist the community in time of need. 28/11/2025
Photo of Elizabeth Re and her sisters Gina and Julie, at a Special Council Meeting to mark the commencement of the 42nd Council of the City of Stirling. Following her election win for the Doubleview Ward on 18th October, Elizabeth was one of seven newly elected members for their respective Wards, who made their Declaration for their new four year term. Thanks to her many supporters, Elizabeth Re, who has already served 20 years as a Councillor, was Re-elected for the sixth time. 23/10/2025
Here a link to the Winter Edition – Vol 28 No 1 2025 – of the Journal of Environmental Health Australia (WA)… including photos of the 78th EHA (WA) Annual Conference for 2025 attended by Elizabeth Re – refer pages 9, 10, 12, 13 … also acknowledgement at the WALGA Event held on 19 July 2025 of the Australian Local Government Women’s Association WA Awards, including Cr Elizabeth Re from City of Stirling who received “The Evelyn Parker Women of Excellence Award” – refer pages 18 and 19… also mention of the Local Health Authorities Analytical Committee (LHAAC) Update which stated a list of Current LG Committee Members, including Cr. Elizabeth Re – refer page 31… 03/09/2025 https://7a940768.flowpaper.com/2025EHAWAJournal
Evening on 19 July 2025 at WA Museum for WALGA Local Government Awards 2025 Celebrating Excellence in Local Government – ALGWA WA Award – City of Stirling Councillor Re – The Evelyn Parker Women of Excellence Award 23/07/2025
WALGA Local Government Awards, celebrating Excellence in Local Government, held at the WA Museum. There were 2 Life Membership Awards, 19 Eminent Service Awards, 22 Merit Awards, and a Young Achievers Award. ALGWA, the Australian Local Government Women’s Association, awarded Elizabeth Re (Councillor City of Stirling) The Evelyn Parker Women of Excellence Award 2025. Photos include Hannah Beazley (Minister for Local Government of Western Australia), Michelle Sutherland (Councillor City of Bayswater), Marina Quain (Councillor City of Bunbury), Sara Saberi (Manager Environmental Health, Shire of Harvey, who received The Rhonda Hardy Women of Excellence Award 2025), Emily Dunn (Coordinator Health Services, City of Armadale), Karen Wheatland (National Vice President ALGWA, Councillor City of Melville, who received an Eminent Service Award), Sam Mastrolembo (CEO Shire of Broome, who received an Eminent Service Award), and Greg Benjamin (Resident City of South Perth). 19/07/2025
Elizabeth Re supporting the HumSchooling Children’s Market at Jim Satchell Community Recreation Centre, 1 Light Street, Dianella. The event featured Creative Stalls run by kids aged 6 to 16. 05/07/2025
Supporting the Matildas vs Slovenia at HBF Park Stadium in Perth. Photo from the Grandstand, and another with Elizabeth Re, Sandra Brentnall who played for the Australia women’s national soccer team between 1978 and 1983, and Alison aka “Glesga Lass”. 29/06/2025
Congratulations to 3rd year WAAPA Music students, for their impressive performance at the Mount Lawley Roundhouse Theatre of the Sondheim Broadway musical “Merrily We Roll Along”. Photo at the Preshow with WAAPA supporter Tonya McCusker, Elizabeth Re, and WAAPA Executive Dean David Shirley. 13/06/2025
Visit to the WA State Library to see the “Jobs for the Girls” exhibition, the story about the events of the 20th century and the ever-evolving role of women and their place in the workforce. 12/06/2025
Visit to see the “Art of Banksy – Without Limits” at Perth’s Northbridge Centre at 30 Beaufort Street – including the famous image of the young girl releasing a heart-shaped balloon into the sky, symbolising innocence, hope, and a longing for a better world. 12/06/2025
