Wednesday, August 14, 2019

City of Canning news

Tharani don’t like cricket no … she loves it

Geraldine Alphonse -
A twelve-year-old champ, who loves all things sports, will now represent Western Australia in the under 12s School Sport WA cricket team.Willetton Senior High...

Masterclass battles through complex decision making

Mental health, violence hot topics at conference

Our best on display

Rossmoyne champs to represent WA in Adelaide

Petition process more accessible

Show turns 110

Elders drive health battle

It’s just one small step for Lego kind

Club caps off great idea

A day designed for girls

East Cannington resident Desmond Bowers wants tougher asbestos policies from the city. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

Slow start to bin program

New approach to Parkinson’s

Women’s leader reaps rewards

Willetton champion

Uni acts on harassment

“We have no leads as to where he has gone”

Jersey promotes powerful message

Brickman’s awesome display wows audiences

Meet our youngest software testers

Fight for Roe 8 gets nasty

Our very own rocket man

Students connect to the land with trees

Rallying for the homeless

You’re never too old

The sky’s the limit for our top local achievers

Club ‘growing as leaders’

Reserve’s flash new look

Local songwriter in line for top music award

Hannah’s lucky wake up call

Groups shocked by cruelty figures

Reward offered for sentimental car

Giving is in Geoff’s blood

Bee on the lookout

Veterans catch up for a laugh and chat

Simple act underpins a dire call

Playgroup gets messy to help secure future

Dire warning over “broken” rental system

Is your recycling smiley or sad?

Blues Concert a musical memorial

Bee aware of your own backyard

Local’s racing passion has gone to the birds

Locals vital to WA film’s production

Push to boost early learning

Tyred of fighting

Fault in communication over NBN issues

Desexing program aims to curb unnecessary deaths

Local parents take aim at social media

Residents to have a say on Bentley project

“We don’t come here as outsiders”

Internal Affairs probe Welshpool fatal crash

Police search for possibly armed man

Aboriginal deaths prompt urgent action

Film of self-discovery returns home after sweeping international film awards

New medication grants lease on life

Thieves take car and caravan

Show set to explode

Police nab 38 in a week

Snake expert urges caution with our slithery friends

Yomi Ship steers into new waters

Beating the isolation

King or queen for a day

‘Numb and number’ to the rescue

Rewards for being the class clown

Hitting a high note

Meth Helpline not supported, says opposition

Canning’s Karate Kids

Watch out for our ducks

Independence day

Church home to wealth of musical growth

“Blown away by the support”

MP takes aim at “Nanny State”

Meth dealers on notice

Street footy aimed at youth

Sikh Celebration: WA’s Sikh Community opens its doors

Carnival time in Southern River

Emotive portrait takes out Canning Art Awards

Couple wanted by police

A toast to Toastmasters

Big brains ready to take on car rally experience

Officer remembered for his sacrifice 20 years on

Top cop’s crime crack down

Katy Perry’s whirlwind Carousel stop

Wild weather set to continue

Carousel paid parking row heats up

Lotto on the hunt for missing Cannington jackpot winner

Closing in on crime

Carousel sticks to pedestrian bridge promise

Push to speak on airport runway proposal

‘There’s conflict every day’

Sporting facilities on the forefront

Motorheads have their day

‘Women’s roles have often been invisible’

‘We just don’t risk it’

Curtin professor named NAIDOC Elder of the Year

Yomi Ship: It’s in the Blood

‘Nobody wants this ban’

Station reaches record target

Unsung heroes need help

Heartfelt message from family after tragic end

Dog park trial gets the nod

Foreshore plans lack ideas according to residents

Police search for man connected to investigation

Police say they have found a body believed to be Ian Collett

Customers left in limbo after Kambo’s closure

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