I’m here to represent every corner of our community and to deliver real outcomes that will make a difference.
Basil, A Local
for the Locals
It is my greatest honour to represent the people of Churchlands in the Western Australian Parliament. My heart and my home belong in Churchlands. I have lived here almost my entire life, attended local schools and played sports in the suburbs, and now I live with my family close to where my parents lived for 70 years in Floreat.
Explore the Electorate
Living in Churchlands
Churchlands is a vibrant electorate that brings together established suburbs, natural beauty and a strong sense of community pride. It encompasses the suburbs of Churchlands, Glendalough, Wembley Downs and Woodlands, along with parts of City Beach, Doubleview, Floreat, Wembley, West Leederville, Osborne Park and Innaloo.
Home to over 50,000 residents, Churchlands is a place where people are connected, engaged and invested in the life of their community. Families are drawn to excellent local schools and abundant green spaces. Older residents enjoy the security and convenience of well-serviced suburbs. Young professionals are attracted by the lifestyle, location and opportunity.
Local businesses bring energy and employment to the area cafés, retail precincts, health providers and professional services to help shape a thriving local economy.
Whether you live, work or spend time in Churchlands, you’ll find a community that’s proud of its heritage, optimistic about its future and committed to making it even better. Discover more about the Churchlands electorate at the WA Electoral Commission and Parliament of Western Australia.
How We Can Help
The Churchlands Electorate Office is here to support our local community, helping residents, families and community groups connect with services, find information and make your voices heard. Whether you need guidance, advocacy or assistance navigating State Government services, the team is ready to help. We proudly offer:
- Support for constituents - listening to your concerns and providing follow-up advice, meetings and advocacy
- Help accessing State Government services, including election enrolments and support for students, seniors
and families - Letters of support and assistance to community groups and individuals applying for grants and funding opportunities
- Complimentary Western Australian flags for schools and not-for-profit organisations
- Congratulatory messages for milestone birthdays, anniversaries and special achievements
- Access to a local Justice of the Peace service outside of regular Document Witnessing Centre hours (Tuesdays and Fridays, 11.00am–1.00pm at Cambridge Library)
- We also welcome inquiries on how we can support your school and community groups fundraising efforts.
If there's a way we can help, please reach out to the Electorate Office by phone, email or in person.
Jodie
Electorate Officer
Sasha
Research Officer
Frances
Research Officer
Out and About in Churchlands
Are you hosting a Community Event? Let Us Know!
The Churchlands Electorate Office’s online events calendar highlights a wide range of activities happening in our local area. If you’re organising a community event and would like to share it with others, we welcome your submission.
Events Calendar Submission Guidelines
To be considered for inclusion on the monthly events calendar, the event must:
- Take place within the Churchlands electorate
- Be open to the general public
- Be a one-off, annual or special event
- Be submitted by the event organiser or an authorised representative
- Have all event details confirmed at the time of submission (we are unable to list tentative or incomplete event information)
We look forward to sharing your event with the community!
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