Over 130 representatives of regional and remote communities attended the awards at Optus Stadium on 29 November.
Now in its 55th year, the Tidy Towns Sustainable Communities Awards event acknowledges sustainable, litter-free communities by celebrating initiatives such as litter prevention, environmental education, preserving heritage, community action, and youth leadership.
The awards which have nine categories, are funded by the State Government through the Waste Authority and supported by the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation.
Port and South Hedland was crowned State Winner and was a finalist in 4 categories.
Port and South Hedland will now represent WA at the National Tidy Towns Awards.
Read the Minsters Statement here.
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