Tuesday, January 21, 2020

City of Gosnells news

Four-year-old’s amazing fire fund

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One little boy is taking raising money for the fire fighters and those affected by this summer’s savage bushfires into his own tiny hands.Four-year-old...

Rubbish collectors find stolen belongings

Decade in review

Young musicians hope to ‘make it’ in the industry

Spreading joy has its rewards

Angelina’s on a giving mission

Challis students adopt a new mascot

Battle of the knees and hips

Getting their skates on

No stopping Taya

Adopt don’t shop these holidays

Gongs for local movie maker and she’s only 14

‘I feel like a butterfly that’s been reborn’

Camaraderie at Nashos gathering

Celebrating 20 big years

A space of their own

New book opens the way for young minds

Inspired by a little bat

Expo showcases a pool of small business talent

No limits for inclusive netball competition

Owners show off adopted fur friends

Celebrations for Maddington club after a record season

Softballer goes state

Brookman leads the way again

Heather’s bold mission

Trip of a lifetime for netball superstars

Lego robots test students skills

Ready for puppy cuddles?

Katie’s bold – and bald mission to fight cancer

An amazing 20 years

Cheerleaders from Thornlie to take on the world’s best

Salvos raise $3500 for those doing it tough

Schools waste wise

‘Hands connect us together’

Taking on the world

Out with old, in with new

Arabian nights image takes first place for youth

Olympic hopeful to go overseas for training

Young artist with bright future

 A perfect, early remembrance service 

Clarke gives her heart to rom-com

Dean is giving strays a chance

Generosity sees new shed for locals up and running

New City of Canning mayor Paul Ng says divine intervention won him the position and he was looking forward to working with the new council.

Former mayor reflects on his time in office

Dewhurst may return

Getting into the zone in the fight against bullying

Celebrating your culture with a bazaar

Students want to make big change in the world

Breaking down the barriers of culture

More than just a winning school

Meet our newest prodigies

Issues with NDIS rollout heard at local forum

Gracey’s giving them hope

Little athletes get their game on

Remembering Amanda with an open garden day

Bowling club prides itself on friendliness

Young talent pool widens

Workshop aims to help youth to stay positive

Bringing saxy back

New Joker will captivate DC fans thanks to Phoenix

Many hands make light work

Taking charge of the court

Complaint lodged after email sent to residents

Program aims to give people a new purpose

Lachie to the rescue

Local tennis players to take on nation’s best

Measles warning issued for all areas of WA

‘There were days I did want to give up’

Land will remain as a “green entry statement”

‘There is no life in crime’

Brotherhood leaves a lasting legacy

Local schools compete for top STEM award

Gracey’s homelessness mission

Mayor gets the all clear after email error

Toxic waste dump

Colombian film is a feast for the senses

School’s exciting new era

Planting boosts camaraderie

Pegasus beats the rest at school athletics carnival

All it took was three minutes

Ratepayers charged for ‘lemongate’ saga

Train line works kick off

Tackling a big issue

Get involved with little athletics fun

Group says it rejects VAD bill

‘Bullying’ claims continue

Students excel at unique bookmark design

Students’ skills ‘well beyond their years’

Discussion turns ugly at meeting

Local designer makes her mark in the heady world of fashion

Group shares heartfelt stories

What to do if you see a snake

Family distraught after discovering prized lamb missing

Most dangerous roads soon to be fixed

‘Our police look into all matters’

Brigade gets swish vehicle

Club under threat

Nature play is the best type of play

Grants to tackle graffiti

New book teaches kids about meningococcal

Resident’s nightmare

White City on a mission

Students too good for teachers

Thalia is kicking goals

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