Extension of Prohibited Burning Period

Due to the ongoing High Threat Bushfire period and seasonal conditions being unfavourable for bushfires, the DFES Commissioner has extended the Prohibited Burning Period until Midnight 28 April due to seasonal conditions. Read the full public notice.

Councillor Susan Kearney

Councillor Sue Kearney

Councillor

P: 0407 313 581

sue.kearney@kwinana.wa.gov.au

Term expires: 2025

Background

I have been part of the Kwinana Community for over 60 years, my family moving to the Town in 1961. My parents were involved in many organisations in Kwinana, including Dad becoming an elected member with the Town of Kwinana - this set the path for me to follow. While raising our children, my husband and I became very involved in many local sporting clubs and school committees.

Professional Experience

My husband and I own Kearns Garden & Hardware and I was the School co-ordinator for Kwinana Recquatic for eight years. I have also been on many committees over the years.

Committees/Membership

Representation on City of Kwinana Committees

Disability Reference Group
Cash Donations and Sponsorship Assessment Panel
Event Funding Assessment Panel
Freedom of the City Working Group
Kwinana Community Fund Panel

Representation on External Committees

Kwinana Senior Citizens Centre

Interests

I love talking to people, camping, walking, gardening and being involved in the community.

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