Congratulations to Litter Free-mantle winners

Date

19 June 2025

Category

City news

Topic

Residents

Congratulations to our 15 Litter Free-mantle competition winners who will now have there artwork displayed around the Freo CBD!

Congratulations to our 15 Litter Free-mantle competition winners who will now have there artwork displayed around the Freo CBD! See if you can spot them all!

Overall winner: Josie, 15 ($500 prize)
Best litter message: Ruby, 15 ($100 prize)
Best local connection Amy, 8 ($100 prize)

12 other entrants receive a $25 voucher from Jacksons:
Alice (10), Oliver (9), Audrey (6), Eva (14), Evelyn (11), Kirrily (14), Georgie (11), Laci (11), Maiwenn (12), Nelly (14), Renee (15), and Solene (15).

Artworks are also on display for two weeks at the Woodsons Arcade “Out of the Box Gallery”.

A metal utility box on a city street decorated with a child’s drawing that says “Giraffes Hate Litter. Bin it Please,” urging people not to litter. Buildings, shops, and fallen leaves are visible in the background.

A street waste bin decorated with colorful childrens artwork, featuring a volcano and rainbow, stands on a sidewalk near a red pole and a brick building. A sign above reads, Hydrants require boosting.

A city street scene featuring a utility box decorated with a painting of an ocean wave, marine animals, and a poem about saving the oceans by a child named Georgia, aged 11. Buildings and outdoor seating are in the background.

A metal utility box on a sidewalk features a child’s colorful rainbow and nature drawing. The words Litter Free Community! and Artwork by Solene Aged 9 are displayed alongside community and city logos.

A stainless steel public recycling bin displays a sign about pollution and features a tray labeled Container Exchange holding empty cans and bottles. The bin is decorated with bird artwork and text about protecting the environment.

A metal utility box on a city sidewalk is decorated with a mural of green trees and the words “Keep it clean, Keep it Fremantle.” Text and logos from local organizations are also visible on the box.

A public utility box displays a childs painting of cranes at Fremantle Port and a message about littering, next to a shop entrance. The artwork is by Nelly, aged 14, for Keep Australia Beautiful WA.

A painted utility box on a city sidewalk features a cartoon octopus and a poem about keeping the area clean. It stands in front of a bookstore with green tiles, large windows, and an open sign.

A decorated utility box in a park displays a colorful sign urging people to keep Fremantle litter-free, with cartoon bins and a message about disposing of rubbish properly. Trees and grass are in the background.

A public bin with a colorful poster showing a cartoon monster sorting trash, next to a message encouraging people to Sort Ya Trash Out! and help reduce pollution in Fremantle, Australia.

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