Monitor appointed to oversee SJ Shire
Following on from the March 16th Ordinary Council meeting, where a motion was put forward regarding the appointment of a Shire Monitor to improve...
Mill site works are underway
Bush restoration works at the Old Jarrahdale Mill site are ongoing, with a number of significant advances in recent months.
The location, situated among Jarrahdale’s...
“Tax payers won’t get $1,000 back”
A proposed new “instant” tax deduction could make tax time easier for many Australians.
However, experts say some workers may end up worse off.
The Federal...
Jade helps restore trust
A simple check under the bonnet can prevent a costly repair, but many drivers are not sure where to start.
Some women say they do...
Study delves more deeply into childhood grief
Many children grieve in ways adults may not recognise, and experts say too many families are left to cope alone.
A new project by Curtin...
Armadale’s new animal shelter is here
Lost and homeless animals now have a new home after The City of Armadale recently completed a significant upgrade of its animal management facility.
The...
Council goes on tree planting blitz to increase canopy
This winter, the City of Armadale will be engaging in a programme of extensive tree planting, as part of a broader goal to increase...
Cocky centre seeks to expand operations
A Perth conservation centre is seeking $5 million in federal funding toward a $9.2 million expansion as concerns grow over falling numbers of endangered...
Students feel they better understand ANZAC Day after assembly
Students at Australian Christian College Darling Downs gathered for a solemn Anzac Day assembly focused on remembrance and gratitude.
The service included a Bible reading...
Foam party marks huge end of season for Canning Cougars Tee-ball Club
A big turnout and a foam party marked the end of the season for the Canning Cougars Tee-ball Club at Thomas Moore Reserve in...
Mural brightens region
A once plain brown shed wall at Mary Carroll Wetland has been transformed into a colourful mural celebrating the wildlife, plants and people who...
Ghostly walks a tourism boom
Jarrahdale’s recent Ghost Walk, hosted by the local Heritage Society, was a great success.
On 18th April, a large crowd of 275 people assembled at...