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Local contractors left in the lurch
Two local businesses that have completed the electricity and plumbing works for the Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale for the past 50 years said they are appalled by...
Fancy a fry up for a good cause?
The Keysbrook Community Group will be hosting its version of an Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea event later this month with all proceeds going to the Cancer Council.Committee...
Walk creates strong bond
Did you spot a large group of people walking side by side in unison along the main strip of Mundijong last Friday morning?About 50...
Youth festival a huge success
An inflatable photo booth, old-school games zone, a vintage fashion show, African Djembe drumming workshops and much more was on offer at this year’s Artbeat Youth Fest.The annual festival was...
Local exhibition, a real delight
A diverse range of artworks including portraiture, sculpture and mixed media pieces were displayed proudly on the walls and floor of Armadale’s newest art hub last weekend for...
Volunteers recognised for decades of service
These five men have dedicated several decades of their life and precious time with their loved ones to help protect the local community in times of dire emergency.As...
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Locals vital to WA film’s production
You may not have heard of a low budget bikie movie filmed in WA but many locals have, that’s because they were in it.The...
Horror classic goes back to its roots
It’s been 40 years since John Carpenter’s original Halloween film first shocked cinemagoers.The cult film launched numerous sequels and remakes and fans of the...
A fun-filled German tradition
The Byford and Districts Country Club was a hive of activity on Saturday as the club hosted its annual Oktoberfest celebrations.More than 400 people throughout the day crowded...
