澳大利亚西澳大利亚州珀斯的地方议会正就遗弃购物车问题采取不同的执法策略。Swan市已于2024年实施购物车管理条例，对违规零售商处以100澳元罚款，每违规一天或部分一天再罚20澳元1。该市平均每周收集77辆被丢弃的购物车1。Stirling市则提议一项更严格的条例，要求零售商在接到报告后3小时内收回购物车，否则面临最高2000澳元的罚款1。Canning市的规定给予零售商12至24小时的收回期限，违反者罚款250澳元，法院可处罚最高5000澳元加每天500澳元1。
Stirling市在2026日历年内报告了343辆遗弃购物车，其中57%由居民报告，43%由社区安全团队识别1。该市曾针对一名多次遗弃购物车的违规者处以罚款5000澳元、法律费用1646.30澳元和清理费2617.96澳元，总计9264.26澳元1。然而，Stirling市的强化条例因州联合常设委员会的反对在6月被搁置1。Stirling市长Mark Irwin同时担任西澳地方政府协会主席，他要求州政府加强立法改革1。州政府发言人表示地方政府部长Hannah Beazley将要求相关部门调查此事1，Stirling市法律的反对动议预计将于10月由议会处理1。
Three major local councils in Perth, Western Australia are taking divergent approaches to address the proliferation of abandoned shopping trolleys in their communities. Swan City has already implemented a shopping cart management ordinance, while Stirling City's stronger proposed regulations have stalled due to state parliament opposition, and Canning City is pursuing legislative reform at the state government level.1
Swan City's ordinance, enacted in 2024, imposes a base fine of 100 Australian dollars on retailers who violate the regulations, with an additional 20 Australian dollars for each day or partial day of non-compliance.1 The council collects an average of 77 abandoned trolleys per week.1 Stirling City has proposed more stringent requirements, mandating that retailers retrieve trolleys within three hours of being notified or face fines up to 2,000 Australian dollars, though current penalties stand at 200 dollars.1 During the 2026 calendar year, Stirling City received reports of 343 abandoned trolleys, with 57 percent reported by residents and 43 percent identified by community safety teams.1 One repeat offender in Stirling City was ordered to pay 5,000 Australian dollars in fines, plus legal costs of 1,646.30 dollars and cleanup fees of 2,617.96 dollars, totaling 9,264.26 dollars.1
Stirling City's proposed ordinance was shelved in June following opposition from the state joint standing committee.1 Canning City's regulations require retailers to retrieve trolleys within 12 to 24 hours or face 250 dollar fines, with court penalties reaching up to 5,000 dollars plus 500 dollars per day.1 Mark Irwin, Stirling City's mayor and also president of the Western Australian Local Government Association, has called on the state government to strengthen legislation on the issue.1 A state government spokesperson indicated that Local Government Minister Hannah Beazley will request relevant departments to investigate the matter.1 Stirling City's proposed ordinance opposition motion is expected to be considered by parliament in October.1
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