Saturday, July 22, 2017

City of Canning news

Residents concerned about mobile tower

Toby Hussey -
Parkwood residents were up in arms over a proposal by Vodafone to construct a mobile radio tower at a community park.At this week's meeting...

Children’s pole dancing kit controversy

Public art pressure

Students refuse to cut penalty rates for staff

Park development proposal divides council, residents

School lock out

Crowd fund tree plan

School farewells principal

Group angered by ‘flawed’ survey

New park has modern focus

Café fight heats up

Former student now principal

Dog park trials to continue

Clifton Reserve change rooms to be upgraded

Anxiety trial set to begin

Noise test gets the nod

Canning finally triumph

Indian-Australian WWI veteran honoured

Not backing down

Smart way to identify asbestos

Effects overload in latest Cruise epic

Police assist in torch relay

Congestion woes

Curtin researcher is one of nation’s top five

Studies show exercise a benefit for lung cancer patients

Music as medicine

Airport link work begins

FM station all about the music

Not enough vitamin D

Support for café

Willetton woman strikes it lucky

Blazing a trail to cocktail glory

City says ‘on your bike’

Lowest May maximum in four years

Fusion work recognised

House prices ‘too high’

Veterans meet face to face with Minister, MP

Cadet hall use extended

Spiritual centre officially opened

Frustrating game for Canning City SC

Robbery attempt foiled

Examiner’s photographer awarded

Concerns Willetton SHS will lose funding

Infrastructure wars

Councillor hopes to curb aircraft noise

City endorsed as a waterwise council

Vending machines impact study

Grandparent carers ask for more assistance

University to study medical marijuana

Inmates riot at Banksia Hill Detention Centre

Teaching excellence rewarded

No prosecution for speed camera group

Lynwood makes it three wins in a row

Save our foreshore

New vision for Canning unveiled after eastern states visit

New Hayman Theatre unveiled

Champion students excel

Council seeks feedback for park redevelopment

Widening Shelley Bridge a priority

City purchases new rubbish trucks

City wants statewide plastic bag ban

Store fined for breaching food act

Remember the fallen

WA workers ‘least satisfied’

A gardener’s delight

Diabetes research hope

No extra dog areas

More than just fighting

No limits for Liam

Aged care shakeup in City of Canning

Food allergen warning

Childcare centre angers resident

CEOs sleeping rough to raise homeless awareness

MP’s silence ‘due to ethics’

Vital research for cancer sufferers, carers

Car lover’s dream

Study offers hope for children with cerebral palsy

Childcare centre proposed

City investigates growth

Nahan new opposition leader

Driverless bus trial to begin

Humble hero saves neighbour

Time is up for club

Stars shine in photo competition

Talks on women’s history

A piece of motoring history

Fitness program cut

Former Iranian prisoner shares his story

Skating sessions a success

Dr Nahan said the cost for employees was greater than the revenue the city received from rates.

Nahan blames One Nation deal for tighter race

Q&A with candidate for Riverton Thor Kerr

Q&A with candidate for Cannington Jesse Jacobs

Q&A with Member for Cannington Bill Johnston

Q & A with candidate for Riverton Marion Boswell

Dr Nahan said the cost for employees was greater than the revenue the city received from rates.

Q & A with Member for Riverton Mike Nahan

Candidate wants more action on homelessness

Canning parks free for use

Facelift for Carousel shopping centre

For the love of helping

Road safety a priority

Education focus

No other promises

Council opposes to help homeless

Cash for expansion

Land tax debate

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