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Statistics reveal alarming trends
The March Against Domestic Violence was held at 11am on Tuesday, November 16 in Jull Street in Armadale.The movement takes a stand against family...
Minchin-inspired art revealed
A mural painted by a local artist and sculptor during the COVID-19 pandemic is finally finished, just in time for his house to be...
Tree aims to break stigma
The Rotary Club of Armadale partnered with the Blue Tree Project to paint a beautiful tree on Forest Road blue in recognition of mental...
‘Number spoofing’ the latest scam
An increase in scam phone calls, texts, emails and other forms of scams has members of the public tearing their hair out trying to...
We will remember them
A key focus for the Serpentine Jarrahdale RSL is the importance ‘to remember to remember’ as they held their commemorative ceremony in Byford on...
Fun aplenty at Food and Farm Fest
The SJ Food and Farm Fest finally went ahead after multiple delays due to the COVID-19 pandemic.Beautiful weather with nice sunshine complimented the day’s...
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‘His legacy endures’
Veteran Edward ‘Ted’ Parry has laid a wreath at every ANZAC Day service for more than 25 years, this year was set to be...
Veteran’s amazing century
World War II veteran and Oldbury resident Lionel Richardson turned 100 on April 20 and is set to receive his 100thbirthday letter from the...
Ron’s guardian angels
Two local ladies came to the rescue when a Kelmscott man was stuck in hospital unsure of when he could leave, with nobody to...
