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Homelessness Week: Last chance to donate essential toiletries
Support Homelessness Week by helping fill a care pack for those experiencing homelessness - in partnership with City of Stirling and Uniting WA.

Vote for your 2026 Westfield Local Hero
Cast your vote to award $30k worth of grants.
World Environment Day: Meet Banish founder Lottie Dalziel
We can all make small changes that can have a big impact on our environment. Learn how from a Westfield Local Heroes alumna.

NAIDOC Week: Meet Minhi’s Netball Club co-founder, Emilie Barker
Wiradjuri and Yuin woman and Westfield Local Heroes finalist, Emilie Barker shares the significance of NAIDOC Week to her community.
Your 2025 Westfield Innaloo Local Hero is: Kirsten Button
Discover your Westfield Local Hero and learn about their incredible community impact.
Presenting your 2022 Westfield Local Hero
Meet Catherine, your 2022 Westfield Innaloo Local Hero who does incredible work for your local community.
Presenting your 2021 Westfield Local Heroes
Meet your three Westfield Innaloo Local Heroes who do incredible work for your local community and environment. Discover their stories today.
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Kiren Bigwood: Westfield Local Heroes 2018
Westfield Innaloo Local Hero - Kiren Bigwood
Joanne Beedie: Helping Little Hands: Westfield Local Heroes 2018
Westfield Innaloo Local Hero - Joanne Beedie
Meet Shelly Skinner - Westfield Local Heroes 2021
Meet Shelly Skinner, one of your 2021 Westfield Innaloo Local Heroes. Read Shelly's story.
Meet Joanne Beedie - Westfield Local Heroes 2021
Meet Joanne Beedie, one of your 2021 Westfield Innaloo Local Heroes. Read Joanne's story.
Meet Ronald Wingate - Westfield Local Heroes 2021
Meet Ronald Wingate, one of your 2021 Westfield Innaloo Local Heroes. Read Ronald's story.
Westfield and Lifeline Australia
We are proud and excited to welcome another year of our national partnership with Lifeline Australia.
Quiet Time: Every Tuesday between 10:30am - 11:30am
Join us for Quiet Time every week in centre as the lights are dimmed and music volume is adjusted to limit sensory over-stimulation for customers.