Malaga is a suburb in Perth, Western Australia, situated 11 kilometers north of the city’s central business district, within the City of Swan. This area, which covers 6.6 square kilometers, is home to a population of just 25 residents, according to the 2021 Census. With a postcode of 6090, it is nestled between neighboring suburbs such as Koondoola, Ballajura, and Whiteman, creating a unique mix of urban and suburban landscapes.

The history of Malaga dates back to the early 20th century, with real estate development beginning in the decade before the First World War. Over the years, the suburb has seen significant changes in its residential and commercial infrastructure, contributing to its growing presence in Perth's northern suburbs.

Malaga is part of the West Swan electorate in the state government and the Division of Cowan at the federal level. It shares its boundaries with other well-known areas, such as Mirrabooka, Bennett Springs, Dianella, and Beechboro. Today, Malaga serves as a testament to the evolving nature of Western Australia's urban expansion, blending historical charm with modern development.