Saturday, July 22, 2017

City of Gosnells news

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Preserving history

Losing locks for charity

Needle van in the spotlight again

Work begins at Sutherlands Park

Storytelling volunteer

Gosnells musos set to rock

Boost to help club’s good work

Brazen thief targets resident, police appealing to public

Beauty for a cause

Teen’s blood oath

Indigenous languages celebrated this week

Sending teddy love

A special carnival to embrace differences

More EAs in school

Care provider wins award

Young artist has a talent

Art winner delights judges

Disability playground opened

Lifeblood of society recognised

Girls kicking goals

Association disputes levy

We are a go for launch

Hairy Hawks shaving for a cause

College debates the big issues

Women spend months of their lives searching handbags

Hawks on a winning streak

Gosnells City show true fighting spirit

Thornlie man arrested after alleged shooting

Infighting causes split

Schools have faith

Gaining first hand experience

Gaining their green thumbs

Animals left alone

Tough issues to tackle for new MP

Resident’s anger over drain stench

Thornlie extension to begin by 2019

Cage fight ban lifted

FM station all about the music

Dangerous job

Judo star off to nationals

New centre boosts results

Station open longer

Examiner’s photographer awarded

TAFE pressure lifted

Boost for birds

Have a cuppa with some friends

Thornlie students represents WA

CCTV grant aimed at reducing Gosnells crime

Gaining speech confidence through student debating

Charges over blaze

Gosnells goes down to Joondalup

Targeting hot spots

Respectful opening

Family’s plea to find missing man

Teacher to feature in TV show

Leading the way

Young netballer is off to umpire school

Metronet underway

Artistry for epilepsy

Shaun Black still missing

From UFO sightings to the headless horseman

Highlighting a serious issue

Landlord heartache

Students learn about politics

Winners are grinners

Enthralled by rugby

Music to his ears

United for Dylan

Alleged Claremont Killer appears in court

Reminder to report line faults

Important visit on safer parking

Upskilling at men’s shed

Diversity recognised by students

Colourful celebrations

Mills Park wins award

One for the books

A return to nature

Kitten season hits second wave

Book showcases Brixton wetlands

Humbled by wins

Girl empowerment

Students clean up

Candidate dumped

Southern animal centre on the cards

Bowling them over

Woman with children in the car fails breath test

All bent out shape

Wetlands friends hope for vital funding

New birth centre promise

Robot entrepreneurs

Land tax debate

Fork in the Roe

Murray a hit at Homegrown festival

Metronet on the table

Howard’s flying visit

On the campaign trail

Coales aims to get the job done

Program promotes values

A boost for Maddington

Parties promise to target ice dealers

Illuminate the night

Q & A with Stephen Price

Q & A with Nathan Morton

Mood for change

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