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Our team of physio's service patients from all over Perth, though most come from nearby suburbs such as Inglewood, Highgate and Menora.

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Mount Lawley is a prosperous Perth suburb which has Swan River on its eastern side. On its southern side, it has Pakenham, Harold and Vincent. On the northern side, it has Alexander Drive and Central Avenue. As per the 2016 census, the population of the suburb was 11,125. Its surrounding suburbs are Menora, Inglewood, North Perth, and Highgate, which are well-connected by Mount Lawley.

History of Mount Lawley

Mount Lawley got its name in honour of Sir Arthur Lawley who was the Governor of Western Australia. The area was primarily bushland which was slowly developed. However, Lady Annie Lawley, allowed to use her husband’s name only on the condition that no hotel will be built in this suburb. Much later, Beaufort Street trams were replaced, and trolleybuses were introduced. In the later years, several arterial streets carried traffic into and outside the city centre. A few years later, there was a significant development in residential and commercial establishments.

Facilities Around Mount Lawley

Mount Lawley is well connected to other places. The Mount Lawley Train station is on the eastern side of the suburb, offering easy access to the Midland railway line. Bus routes keep the area connected to other service areas. The suburb is the home to several schools which include a state school that opened its doors in 1955. It is also the home to Mount Lawley Senior High School.

Places of Interest

There are many places of interest in Mount Lawley which offer entertainment and fun for the residents and others who come to visit the site. Astor cinema was constructed in 1914/15. It was first named as Lyceum Theatre and later became known as State Theatre. Today, it is listed on the State Register of Heritage Places. The Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts is the centre for contemporary music, dance, musical theatre, acting, production, design, arts management and broadcasting.