Thursday, May 14, 2026

News in Serpentine Jarrahdale

Former Greens leader weighs in on Jarrah Forest debate

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Well-known former politician and environmentalist, and pioneer of the early parliamentary Greens party, Bob Brown, joined campaigners from Jarrahdale Forest Protectors in Western Australia’s...

Anne’s amazing deployment

Young achiever nominee has his sights set on a VR future

SJ Showjumping put on the world stage

Monitor appointed to oversee SJ Shire

Mill site works are underway

“Tax payers won’t get $1,000 back”

Ghostly walks a tourism boom

WALGA documents now available to the public after court ruling

Local residents raise concerns about upkeep of reserve

Faith Week offers a time for reflection for local community

A chance to capture the moment

Activists halt mine work

Mite a threat to WA honey industry

SJ to take part in tree festival

Experienced police officers leaving while violent crime is increasing shows WA police force...

Praise for our firies

Locals feel fuel pain

Expanding club looking for a new home

Classic cars ready to cruise into Byford

Examiners’ GM recognised for looking out for neighbour

“The future of young Australians can turn for the worst” students speak out

Muster draws record crowd and funds for cancer research

Mixed responses in social media ban survey

Junior farmers reunite

Request for inspector to look into functions of council

‘We’re going to need a bigger shed’

Alcoa under fire

SJ roads to be redone

SJ Ghost Walk has returned

Community kindy given a new lease on life

Forum aimed at beating online scammers

Harsher laws for dangerous drivers on the cards

$50,000 grants open for community groups focused on climate and inclusion

Local riders put at risk

Resident airs vandalism fears for train parking bay in SJ

Rapper 360 bringing regional tour stop to Gosnells

Residents raise concerns about fire exits

Artists colour our park

Local churches unite for World Day of Prayer service

Bin tagging to commence

Sculptor’s big film moment

Men’s Shed goes into bat for riders with limited mobility

Social housing offers better protection than rent assistance, study finds

E-rideables now banned for students under 16-years-old

Fire deliberately lit

Boost for local firies

Drivers ready their old ‘shitboxes’ for a good cause

Rate hike confirms inflation fears as WA households feel the squeeze

Hoons tear up local roads

Ross River virus warning

Local crews move quickly to extinguish bushfires

Shire and department investigate waste water allegations

Merri’s a quiet achiever

Local police get tough on e-riders breaking the law

Local roads in SJ have speed limits dramatically reduced after review by Main...

Warm weather sparks warning over amoebic meningitis risk in WA

RSPCA WA to expand free pet support days across the state in 2026

Upgrade prompts safety concerns

Upgrade for problem road

Resident raises concerns about accessing new stations

Timber cull for housing

Devastating loss led Cathy to find compassionate friends

Club’s relocation push

Rubbish woes continue

Locals ditch New Year health goals

SJ Chris hangs up his farm hat for the last time

2025 marks a big year of change for SJ

Zac’s big fringe debut

Locals show they care

Ag group want overhaul of stable fly management plans

Local star’s big selection

An amazing comeback

Carols bring joy in hard times

Kath’s mission of giving

Native logging shutdown won’t stop log chop event

Mining giant’s decision “a win for both the community and the environment”

Maverick’s our local top gun

Popular local market all about social inclusion

Council meeting adjourned after outburst of laughter

Local volunteers build bridges of friendship

SJ’s on the right trail

Beware the Wolf

SJ pauses to reflect; Lest we forget

Real human body parts used in exhibition

New Peel Hospital announced

Town growth concerns

What WA can learn from the deadly Hurricane Melissa

Byford mum said 98 per cent of party goers were well behaved, despite...

Students’ mural magic

Staff shortages ‘leaving prisoners no better off’, Inspector warns

Canning Show set to open early for accessible fun

Wheels for the homeless

Workshop hears integrated approach needed to stop destructive feral pig pest

Lived experience drives Sarah to help others in crisis

Friendship has kept local church active for 120 years

Armadale and Gosnells have highest rates of pet surrenders

Rail line finally reopens

Emergency review deferred

Collectors mark 55 years with national fair

Family-run local club producing future champions

Classic car club goes ahead despite the deluge

Uninhabitable garage advertised as “two-bedroom” unit

Not everyone is happy with the Hopkinson Rd changes

Armadale cup a huge hit

An ode to rural history

Charity wedding cause

Meeting to address flooding

National bird count is back

Good Sammy tells young people to ‘dare to dream’

Best friends Gina and Guy perform in Noongar Language

School set to offer years 11 and 12

Students learn to move it or lose it

Fears new program will leave families without support

Business is booming

Choir raises huge amount for homeless charity

Prison farms donate produce to Foodbank

Free entry for dads at Perth Zoo this Father’s Day

Local shooters have their say on new firearms laws

Expansion concerns grow

Increased prison numbers causing strain says report

Group of residents express frustration over rate rise

New Byford health hub to take the load off hospital

Cautious optimism at Acacia as prison rebuilds, but challenges remain

Wear a flanno for a farmer

Social media ban probe

Push to keep Australia free of deadly bird flu virus

Concerns Byford youth facilities not enough

Choir helps the needy

New mobile pantry in SJ

Falcons soar in second season

Alcoa expansion proposal hotly debated in council

WA’s rental reforms one year on, so what has changed?

Is WA’s funeral pricing code working?

Local schools partner for sport

Police on the hunt for two males

Black spots to receive $57million fix

Trailer and buggy stolen

New grants to help WA small businesses grow

Armadale line set to reopen, and Byford line in its final stage

Latest Hakea report paints a bleak picture

Meetings to be held to discuss proposed mine expansion

Community legal centres – a valuable local asset

Growers, start your legumes

Volunteer firies now have access to new equipment

State government pushes for more West Aussies to foster

Baby monitoring device a WA first

Prepare for night of laughs with comedy juggernaut Dave O’Neil

Underground Sounds competition now open to more young musicians

Man pointing at lotto ticket.

The lotto legend of Maddington

Mum of three makes the finals

Deputy Mayor’s top gong for “wearing many hats”

SJ residents invited to rally walks

Local MP reveals data breach

Think before you click

Be aware of the signs of a stressed ceiling

New privacy laws to be introduced

Millions injection into local bushfire mitigation initiatives

Grants of up to $50,000 now available to grow WA farmers’ markets

Fishers urged to help tackle growing shark problem

Wanted man may be in Perth

Who’s your animal hero? RSPCA WA wants to know

Girls give it their all

WA’s road toll surges

Audit reveals drivers in SJ not obeying speed limits

Community spirit alive as locals plant 1,164 trees

New food advisory group looks towards passionate locals

One dollar, too many taxes

Scammers are stealing you

Age-friendly grants available

Police probe Byford incident

Free wound care for older Australians with diabetes

Detectives on the search

Struggling to pay your water bills? You need HUGS

Have your say on WA’s public holidays

Fishers asked to donate fish skeletons to help species

Ratepayers told to “step up or shut up”

Dinosaurs have invaded Perth and you’re invited

Byford tradie charged by police after complaints

Latest Superman movie suffers from too much CGI

Do you know someone exceptional worthy of national recognition?

Buying second-hand goods

Diesel trucks vs electric vehicles

MP ready to rock on new Byford line

Family donates first ever premiership jersey

New housing loan products to help more West Australians own a home

Affordable tutoring helps support local students and families

New nursery to help City reach canopy target by 2040

Young athletes encouraged to apply for Local Sporting Champions Grant this July

Study saves smashed avo

Reforms aim to modernise WA’s planning system

How good is your pharmacist?

Residents frustrated over borer management

Is there life after prison?

Locals get dirty

Simon’s on a mission to help our children in need

Man injured by wire trap set on riding track

New Jurassic Park has all the thrills and spills

Local TAFE students clean up at national awards competition

Stop the silent extinction

Travel agent went bust – what do I do now?

Dealing with debt collectors

Artist inspires prisoners

Japan comes to Byford

SJ to get its first Foodbank mobile pantry thanks to local centre

Expo a huge success in third year

Local artists brighten up bus shelters

Grants of up to $20,000 for bushfire readiness

Train disruption on Thornlie-Cockburn Line this Monday night

Energy bill relief on the way

Inquiry to probe e-reideable safety

“Really cool” – young Aboriginal trainees help transform Long Park

Students set to receive payment on placements

Grants of up to $10,000 on offer

Common gene variant doubles dementia risk for men, new study finds

WA tightens plastic rules

Have your say on WA’s fire safety system regulations

“I kicked cancer’s butt”

“You have touched our hearts” All Abilities team thanks locals after their gracious...

Disappointment at State’s response to tree pest

Little for SE in State budget

Bulldogs looking good half way into season

Cost of new Byford council office queried

New trails car park set to boost local tourism

Woman dies in Cardup crash after car with caravan and Volvo truck collide

Tax scams cost seven victims a total of $48,000 in 24/25 financial year

Extended Warranties: worth it or worthless?

A few simple tips to keep your family safe by avoiding fire hazards

I made the council meeting no thanks to Daisy the grumpy cow

Free financial security presentation

Crime online, expect jail time

Your chance to have your say on in-home aged care services

Sports hub is go for launch

“This night is for you” – our valued vollies recognised

New local DOT Centre could soon be a reality

Man of the moment, Pascal, heats it up in new rom com

Time to nominate a top legal eagle

Gosnells family charged with cruelty

Superannuation increase has positives and negatives – industry

Tax office to crack down on side hustles

Oakford station gets the green light

Local lobbyist raises parental rights concerns after new laws passed

Funding boost to support WA students with complex needs

Beware of risky purchases

Shire to have input into health hub

Foxes take the bait

Pay boost for child protection workers follows agreement

Housing regulations ‘broken’ – PM to focus on cutting red tape

Locals protest sand mine

Firearms Act flawed says Nats leader

Serpentine Jarrahdale’s popular Career Expo returns

Feedback sought on Northern Jarrah mining proposal

A grab for your superannuation

Fake listings, real losses – understanding the grooming behind rental scams

Sprinkler Switch-Off now in force

Half a million dollars offered to help solve missing persons cases

Warning to Metallica fans, don’t get scalped

DevelopmentWA probed

More social homes built

New top cop is living the dream

We have been sold out

Beware of online shopping scams

Living in a caravan park? Here are some things you should know

Local Reverend celebrates one year in Byford with wise words

Experienced artist wanted

Have your say on the new Byford Station

Local provider awarded contract to support homeless women

Three trees to be planted to replace those cut down after borer infestation

Stolen generations to receive $85,000 in reparations

Nominations open for annual Burt Volunteer Awards

Parents urged to check kids’ party entertainers for safety

Dogs in grand final rematch

Free SJ plant giveaway

New Byford Station and rail line starting to take shape

Police raid bikie clubhouse

Citrus gall wasp quietly spreads through Perth suburbs

Too many dying of suicide in WA

Grants up for grabs to restore rivers

State boosts funding to kids’ helpline for young west Aussies

Free financial counselling

For local midwife, it’s a labour of love

$1.2m boost to support young people impacted by family violence

Say no to car drop offs this Friday

Vaping banned in WA workplaces

Canning Vale crash claims life of 78-year-old

Because Mum means everything

More than just a day: Tina wanted to tell her story of grief...

Local team’s big league dream

Byford reverend reveals sobering statistics

Hastie, Keogh retain seats, while Bullwinkel still in doubt

SJ Food and Farm Fest breaks attendance records

Olympic captain to feature at sundowner for SJ’s volunteers

SJ is tightening the reins on road safety around horses

Truck driver killed in Cardup train crash

Ongoing Oakford Fire Station delay ‘places volunteers and community at risk’

SJ netballers welcome new-look courts

SJ residents unite in remembrance

Local renters being priced out of safe, stable homes

One-off payment to help with school costs now available

Reforms to help victims of crime is the biggest evidence law overhaul in...

Second person caught on hidden camera dumping rubbish

Protesters stage ‘die-in’ at Parliament to save WA’s black cockatoos

New signs guide residents toward waterwise plants

Candidate hits the road

Lacklustre local commitments ahead of federal election

Back to grassroots | Food and Farm Fest promises wholesome fun and a...

Local corrects the record on Hawke House

Workers who use medicinal cannabis discriminated against, says candidate

Party pushes for hemp as next big industry for WA

Public invited to attend beloved WWII veteran’s State Funeral

Crime wrap | Mystery surrounds man found unconscious in Bedfordale

Have your say on how the state election was handled

Tired of the election? What you need is a quiz night

Free flu vaccinations available

Constellar: High hopes for SJ’s newest suburb

Mosaic group honours our diggers

Byford claim the pennant in thrilling victory

Step back into history on a guided walk of the Jarrahdale Heritage Park

Dave Crispin receives industry’s top honour in his fight to protect our urban...

It’s here | Tree-killing beetle found in 14 trees in SJ Shire

Get ready for doggy’s day out at Byford this weekend

Keep your local area beautiful with grants on offer

The burning question about the Armadale Line

Man charged after Cloverdale man set alight in late-night incident

Locals speak their mind at SJ electors’ meeting

Local club that’s breeding state champions

Mundijong Mosaic Magic

New minister launches free online homelessness services portal

Have you seen these holes? Government monitors numbers of blue swimmer crabs

Jarrahdale residents feel railroaded over tourism push on their back doorsteps

Theresa’s hoping her 20-hour silence won’t fall on deaf ears

Cost of living, mental health dominates youth discussion topics

Alcoa fined $400,000 after workers receive burns

Free courses aim to get youth job ready

Locals thrilled after shire says ‘no’ to Oldbury sand mine … again

Want a new role you can fall in love with? Apply within

Libs promise $2.4m for Mundijong courts

Balga to be saved during carpark upgrade

Police wrap | Lesley tragedy claims three young lives; and alleged Creyk Park...

WA rapper to headline Youthfest in Byford

SJ Shire ready to celebrate difference at Harmony Festival

A love as enduring as diamonds

Long-held Keirnan Park dream to take shape from next month

Local incumbents paint the town red

Crime wrap | Man shot in Gosnells, and high-speed chase ends in crash...

“We couldn’t sleep” | SJ’s newest millionaires had fitful wait for confirmation of...

Trevor’s right on track to be a superstar

Local licensing centre promise gets lukewarm reaction

Election analysis | State of play for Darling Range

Smiles from ear to ear as new surgery list opens at Armadale Hospital

“I’m gutted” | Jarrahdale Forest Protectors prepare for next big fight after Worsley...

Nationals want planning for Mundijong “done right”

Libs match road upgrades funding in SJ

Company pitches in to help local firefighters

Could rabbit stew be a solution to solving our invasive pest problems?

Local tributes flow for Barry Urban

Sad day as a piece of Armadale’s history set to be demolished

Local girl bosses unite for International Women’s Day showcase

SJ Rec Centre backed both ways

Lego legends earn ticket to Texas, but need your help to get there

Crime Wrap | Stolen ‘Bruce the Staffy’ found, serious crashes, and laser pest...

Club dedicated to taking that perfect picture

New tractor to maintain equestrian park

A tip in the right direction for SJ’s waste woes

Nats commit $40 million towards new home for netball in SJ

Kelmscott monastery helps locals find inner peace

Anger boils over as party allegedly snubbed by national broadcaster

Crime Wrap | Mayhem on our roads, gun theft, and bush fire arrest

Libs commit to fixing SJ’s broken playgrounds

Poorly-attended Australia Day event in Byford criticised as ‘waste of money’

Tonkin Highway Extension start date just a few months away

New schools promised for Treeby, Anketell, Byford and Piara Waters

WA Liberals promise funding boost for toy libraries

Born in Byford | State exhibition celebrates a century of mastering the art...

SJ’s selfless local heroes recognised

Larger-than-expected crowd attends opening of new fire station

Concerns shire will squander $17M pledge for road fixes in SJ

Centre breaks record as crowds flock to see local wildlife

Nationals in mental health push

Libs promise half a million for SJ’s fire stations

Shire calls for community to petition for Rec Centre funding

Trail series comes to Armadale next month

Word police on a car

Crime Wrap | Drivers caught 100km/h over limit, Pedestrian killed in Carlisle and...

Club’s green dream comes true

Hennessy family overwhelmed by community support at Run for Ryan

Rec Centre funding announcement a drop in the sports complex ocean

Your chance to see new fire station

Roads to be closed for safety upgrades

Have your say on Jarrahdale’s heritage

Armadale Reptile Centre turns 30

Byford teen runs into the history books

$5 million re-election promise for Jarrahdale, but more still needed

Push to make trains more visible after collisions

No Australia Day for Armadale, but it’s a go for SJ

Two tentacles up for Hometown, a poignant puppet show about belonging

New safety cameras to tackle dangerous driving behaviours

SJ locals shine in a big year of achievements

Local artists beautify Byford Rail Extension with original artworks

Locals rally to host Christmas feast for the homeless

Fire station back on track after months of delay

Paul proves his power on the world stage

Local kids have their say on new pump track

Santa needed his Weet-Bix after a busy week

“I just started squealing” winners come forward with lucky Byford lotto ticket

Letters to the Editor | Support for happy baccy, and anger at using...

Horror crashes on our roads

There’s a new millionaire in Byford who just doesn’t know it yet

A place in Jarrahdale for all our veterans

Huge turnout as SJ kicks off Christmas with style

Female tradies to power Byford College expansion

Big plans for SJ’s youth next year

Social housing projects coming to Byford, Kelmscott, Cannington

Premier announces free museum entry for all over Summer

“It’s unfair and unjust and wrong” | Veterans air concerns about entitlements reform

Metronet quashes rumours

Ladies complete their 200th quilt for those in crisis

Time to get pumped about new track

New horse trails for Jarrahdale

Old bauxite rail line tourism push back on track

Pioneering principal set to hang up her mortarboard

Shire eyes off Byford for new admin centre

New improved shed keeping men busy

Hoon driver arrested

Get ready to light up the night

Famous yellow plane’s last ‘flight’

Mundijong key to solving state’s housing crisis

Fury as bridge limit change costs businesses thousands

Coppers nab copper thief

Public to get their say on new Kwinana Port

New rendition of an old tale is Wickedly good

Singing Mamas hit the right note

Courtney’s first novel aims to help other families

Police Commander gives stern warning to young drivers after tragic death in Oakford

A day etched into the nation’s heart

‘We did it, we won gold!’ Perth Hills Tourism Alliance recognised at state...

Oldbury sand mine plan put on hold to protect black cockatoo habitat

Company questions legitimacy of water samples

Local croquet club’s success founded in firm friendships

WA local takes out state’s largest quick shear in Mundijong

Help needed to build SJ’s new Youth Advisory Council

Regulator to investigate water complaints

Quick go the shears as SJ gets ready to welcome the world

Event proves not all heroes wear capes

No fluke | Local club defends ‘cream of the crop’ title

Is this the end of SJ’s tip?

New group is helping men beat the blues

Pioneering family to be honoured in special service

First look at new Health Hub

Byford is pumped

Push to promote Perth Hills pays off for alliance

Classmates catch up at school’s 100th birthday celebrations

Faith leads councillor to run for state politics

Council meetings go live from Monday

Local heroes celebrate 65 years of mitigating disaster

Championships on this Sunday

Road fix on party’s agenda

‘In it for the rush’ | Byford downhill crew brings in the bling

School community celebrates centenary

Local rubbish feeding power grid, but is Australia’s Waste to Energy revolution a...

When Love came to town | Nationals hone in on Darling Range

Should prime land be used for rates relief or shoring up shire’s equine...

Crowds pour in for flagship local event

Dire forecast for Gosnells, Armadale and SJ businesses

Winning road safety messages take pride of place in Byford town centre

Choir’s fundraising effort for local family exceeds expectation

Get in early for fox control prep

Local pollie slams vape laws

Faster speeds coming for SJ residents

Teen dead after tragic crash near Jarrahdale

Rate rises dominate debate about climate change strategy

Fat Cat drops in to local school

Teaching goes digital at West Byford

Candidate fires a broadside over handling of borer

Free Shingles vaccine expansion

Fuel relief for seniors

Horse therapy for kids proves a winner

National gong for SJ principal

Shire wins first-of-its-kind award

Four homes destroyed in a week

Netball plays second fiddle to footy finals

Nothing Mystic about Grand Final win

Beenyup students celebrate their learning journey

Students wow state final judges with creativity

Local teens find fulfilment in an unlikely place

Armadale and SJ under quarantine

Cardup companies slapped with fines

New mental health program for teens

Nationals announce plan to get rid of stamp duty for first home buyers

Byford teens make their mark on their future hub

Council calls for complaints hotline in Cardup land use tug-of-war

Public schools to get equitable share of the funding pie as WA goes...

Albanese announces shire deputy president will run for Bullwinkel

Young bards wow judges

Free weed workshop

A muddy mess | Who and what aggravated the flooding in the Darling...

Shire spins the wheel for BMX track funding, but Rec Centre misses out...

Byford scoops the pool at junior state championships

Mundijong Centrals boys get the clip for footy mate, Nick Campo

“We don’t even have an effing tip” | Council turns to residents to...

Nationals stalwart to run as candidate in newly-created local seat

Choir sings from the heart for Steve

Power upgrade in the shire from next month

Music events canned to make way for Australia Day in SJ

Local horse trainer disqualified for using spikes

Local men fined for illegal crabbing

Bus driver kicks off young students

Councillor lashes ‘reckless’ budget

Families miss out on payments

Byford sleepers repurposed for vintage rail experience

“The system is failing women”

Rates debate gets ugly

Toughest laws in Australia proposed in knife crime crackdown

Protestors send a message to Alcoa

Residents blow up at Keirnan Park blowout

Mack Muster mob’s millions for medicine

From Byford to the big league

Crime wrap | Local teen loses spleen after stabbing

Tradie gives customers the “royal run around”

Locals fume over rate rise

Forest protectors call for help to stop the clearing

Tackling the fast food epidemic: schools needed for groundbreaking urban agriculture program

Plans for new trails centre unveiled

“We served our country, we don’t want welfare”

Ian’s in fighting spirit for world domination

Crime Wrap | Trampoline escape falls flat, and fraudster caught scamming the elderly

Used cooking oils help fuel Byford Rail Extension in a WA first

Movement at the stations

Local MPs agree, this is “ugly stuff”

Vital volunteers recognised at awards night

Dam good job

Shire faces whopping Waste Transfer Station bill

Young public speakers battle it out in Parliament

The fight for SJ’s homeless

Luke’s going for gold

Singing mama ready to forge a path to better maternal health

Splash park out…pump track in

Gun owners to report diabetes, arthritis

Local breeder tops the nation

Push for Byford TAFE

Crime Wrap | Serial fraudster warning, and alleged crim meets his ‘doom’

SJ Shire set to be the first to energise waste

Shire asks for your help to put a stop to this rubbish… literally

Severe flu season warning

School holiday basketball camp to keep kids busy

Free verge plants on offer in SJ

Gas guns under threat?

New electorate named after war hero to carve up the south east

Murder accused appears in court as tributes are laid for Byford local, Evette

Rates hike on the cards for SJ

Expo to bring jobs to students

Thankyou, Reenie

Who is responsible for delaying the Oakford Fire Station project?

Business owners angry about traffic light delays

Locals show their appreciation for hard-working volunteers

New first-of-type tanker for Keysbrook firies

Broccoli ice cream and flying cars…. the things kids say

Police seeking information about Haynes hit and run

Live sheep export ban “a big kick in the guts”

Footy rule “endangering kids’ health” concerned grandfather says

Verona’s idea to reuse old beds a lifeline for residents

Metronet’s mind-boggling blowout

Big questions about where to put a new regional playground

Local Rotarians throw support behind Wheelchairs for Kids

Local legend’s named etched in history

Value for money?

Falcons fly high thanks to local generosity

Concerns over workload for smaller council

Single and foster mums celebrated

Local business grants up for grabs

New program to tackle graffiti head on

Motocross miracle man

Young political hopefuls step up

Spiritual meaning to dawn service in Mundijong

Crime Wrap | Tense armed stand-off in Byford, and alleged pervert arrested

Sailors lead march at Jarrahdale

Locals attend Hell Fire Pass Dawn Service

SJ councillor to take on ALP at next election

A century of spirited women

Armadale to host first local blind sports league in the state

Heavy hitters are nationals-bound

Thankyou to our firies

Illegal dumping prompts hurried waste collection roll out

“Either council is accountable and transparent or it’s not”

Crime Wrap | Stolen ute involved in crime spree on local businesses

Time to share your story and win

Teachers to strike next week

Law Talk with Jude Keatley | Dealing with Deceased Estates

Girls slipping behind when it comes to financial literacy

Opinion | A time for mourning, and a catalyst for change

Still no action on notorious intersection

Young actors thrilled to play ghosts of Jarrahdale’s past

Thousands descend on Byford for ‘flawless’ state BMX event

Crime Wrap | Motorcyclist dies, police pursuit ends in rollover and driving assessor...

Local MP calls for Metronet contract inquiry

Mystery surrounds missing man

Security rebates for victims of crime

Residents invited to pay their respects

Opinion | Praise where praise is due on transport infrastructure progress

SJ Shire’s big tourist push could cost ratepayers $70K for just the plans

Police raid local bikie clubhouse

Beloved police officer dies on duty

Caravan fire spreads to Oakford

Serpentine star on his mark, and set to take on the best

Quick thinking averts disaster in Bedfordale

‘Sold out for a roundabout’: Church-owned school gets the nod

Prisoners helping to solve a different kind of housing crisis

Trials set for new stroke drug

Rugby program kicking goals for local kids with sensory issues

Big rigs draw thousands and raise funds to help fight cancer

SJ Ratepayers Association head victorious in by-election

Cannabis legalisation support “at an all-time high”

Pink Ladies put on a special display

Get ready for some family fun

Expansion given the green light

War of words erupts over ‘car tax’

Jarrahdale Outdoor Hub kicks off

Get ready for a display of power and beauty this weekend

Another verge collection for SJ

Play looks at a love that transcends time

Law Talk with Neville Marsh | In a motor vehicle accident?

Fundraiser ready as family fights for Steve

Funding, water issues plague Keirnan Park dream

Young triathletes vie for national medals

Byford to the city to take only 42 minutes

Former jockey’s fall led to epilepsy diagnosis, now she’s marching for awareness

Crime Wrap | Suspicious house fire, wild police chases, and violent serial offender...

Men’s Shed flat chat with projects

After Matt’s family cancer battle, he knew he had to ride the good...

Architects appointed for Byford Health Hub

Law Talk with Jude Keatley | Costs in the Family Court

Million-dollar playground for beloved local tourist spot

Bankwest to close all branches

Callout for creative minds to keep our kids safe

Panel approves Permacast’s expansion

Crime Wrap | Sticky fingers everywhere

Grants bring business opportunities for women

Opinion | Nurturing tomorrow’s innovators

Festival a feast of food and fun

Law Talk with Jude Keatley | Court dog therapy

Public anger at Metronet after trees hacked

Hello? Whitby/Mundijong…are you there? We can’t hear you

Crime Wrap | Smash and grabs, and Commodore torched

State government squashes shire’s DFES academy hopes

Police shooting charged to apply for bail

Business women take the lead in Byford

Are you a young leader?

Council says no to expansion

SJ pound plans put on hold

Rail on track, but gripes increase

Police wrap | Man dies outside Armadale hospital and hunt for woman who...

Dog found in shallow grave

Push to clean up our rivers

Free gardening workshops hugely popular

Woman banned after failing to treat puppy

Locals ready to spring into rabbit control program

Job-ready seminars prove popular with young locals

Swimming against the tide: Local mum’s brave battle to cross the channel

Harsher penalties for assaults on retail workers

Big changes for Armadale as rail extension on track

Beautiful horses on display at show

Crime Wrap | Police hunt for offenders of festival assault

School news | Milestone for Providence, health grants, and Containers for Change push

Residents roll their sleeves up and deliver

Three to contest by-election

Government offers firearm owners money to hand in weapons

Parents warned not to fuel teen booze binges

Meet the pigeon king

New nightclub is all about your ability to groove

Group throws down the gauntlet to mining giant

Liesl sets an example for others to follow

There’s no stitch and bitch in this group, just a lot of laughs...

Lost your bearings? Try out this mob

“We’re the bits of dirt shuffled out of sight under the carpet” –...

SJ’s ATAR superstar

War veteran “won’t stand down” in light of government response

Lifeblood of the community recognised

Local heroes deliver for school students

Spider webs put new spin on wildlife research

RSPCA called out once a day to rescue dogs

War veteran’s citizenship fight

Making a difference for the kids

Star by name and by nature

“Decline in demand for cash services” is poppycock say locals

Confusing post about Armadale tip goes viral

Time to make the switch

Letters to the Editor | ‘We’re not just whinging, we’re fed up.’

Tragic year – drowning deaths double

How can you keep the rabbits out?

Outrage as orange bus service ends

Man accused of shooting at police during South West Highway pursuit faces court

“We’re in it for socks and jocks now” – Mundijong set to power...

Coales denies rumours

Colts triumph in T20 Cup victory

Cyclists fear for their safety after motorbike assaults

Free breast screens in SJ

A fair dinkum feed on offer for Australia Day

Our Australia Day: Keeping It Real | Glenn Dewhurst

Professor advises parents on how to avoid “tech tantrums”

Two police pursuits startle communities from Serpentine to Thornlie

Local school supplies drive to restore dignity to those doing it tough

Hundreds of jobs axed when Alcoa shuts down production in Kwinana this year

Exotic pest found in 80 Perth suburbs could devastate local industries

First look at notorious road upgrade

Young people can have their say on the environment

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All the news from SJ in 2023

Public scrutiny motion voted down

Decision puts jobs before environment

Boost for community food market

Armadale station gone

MP in high spirits after delivering cannabis Christmas card

No joy in line shutdown for people with disabilities

“No conspiracy theory” in tip shutdown

Residents not happy about road closure

Costa drops in on Byford

Selfless vollies thanked

Man walks from Jarrah Forests to Parliament House

Vollies fight a common enemy

Mundijong comes to life

Support ready for those who need it this Christmas

Crime wrap | Man robbed at knifepoint, and serious crash in Seville Grove

Family’s attempt to heal by fundraising for a cure

Minister apologises to disabled students

Residents angered by native tree removal along rail line

Local club honoured by state’s top award

Resourceful residents find reward in recycling

DNA links man to historic burglary on local cricket club

Fun debut for local theatre company

Community raises their voices on high

Time to hit the streets

A pair of diamonds united by their love for community

Scientists take on mining giant

Tonkin Highway extension costs double

New gym approved despite residents’ objections

“Incredible and diverse” sporting talent recognised

Scott’s bio-epic is a feast for the senses

New evacuation signs for Whitby, and fire compliance checks start from today

Byford Carols are back

Kayla’s leap of faith rewarded

Residents say school will ruin their “vibe”

Passengers come to grips with shutdown, and boom gates disappear

Detainees released into local community after high court ruling

SJ to vote again by post, but have lessons been learned?

Push for bushfire plans as temperatures rise

Outgoing president honoured

Festivities galore in SJ

Sheep help reduce fuel load

Shutting the door on real estate and rental scammers

Pauly’s mad about snakes

Fleece flies in tough comp at Mundijong

St John family devastated by death of much-loved colleague

Court Wrap | Jail time for police pursuit in stolen truck, and guilty...

Journey blowouts as trains stop from Monday

Locals declare: “We shall remember them”

Crime wrap | Car bursts into flames after Maddington pursuit, and more…

Prisoners and staff band together to fight threat

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Reunions about mateship

Time to lace up your boots

Burn period ends early after horror weekend

Ruby unleashes her superpower

Costs blow out for dangerous roads fix

Ladies raise vital funds to help us all remember

Local artists to throw open their studio doors to the public

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Tip passes for SJ residents coming in the mail

Work begins on Kitty’s Gorge trailhead carpark

Michael Gudinski story: A doco with attitude

Farnham’s life story packs a punch

Law Talk with Jude Keatley | Advanced Health Directives

“Cats should be banned” | New local law stokes controversy

Local minister announces $3.5 billion injection to resuscitate bulk-billing

SJ’s producers celebrated at long table event

Armadale law and order complex opens after two-year delay

By George, he’s done it…for the kids

Shakespeare in the Park is back

Duggin elected as deputy president

Opinion | Is it time to drop permits for female cricket players?

West Byford Primary turns 10

Work begins on outdoor hub

Local library celebrates Children’s Week

Serpy sunset cinema is back with your favourite films

Breaking | Police investigating serious crash in Mundijong

Landslide win for Coales

Outgoing president allegedly spat on

Big voter turnout in Armadale, but votes lag in SJ

Second Sowilo campus location gets the nod

Local man charged after setting off pipe bombs

Record crowds and biggest ever fireworks display for Kelmscott Show

Courthouse precinct set to open next month

SJ gardeners show their green thumbs

Half of WA residents die without a will

Was your relative a war veteran?

Asbestos nightmare for SJ Shire

‘Historic’ gun laws come under fire

Local voters make their voice heard

Funding question hovers over regional sports hub

SJ’s Reece Jerrett named National Rural Ambassador

Kelmscott Show set to go off with a bang

Swedish meatballs on the menu in Cannington soon

“A thankless task” – three councillors retire

It’s blooming lovely and all for a good cause

Our best artists on display

Company’s ‘serious’ rubbish breach under investigation

The footpath of contention

Roleystone bares all to fight cancer

Calls for health providers to join hub

Rotary ready to lift the lid on mental health

Low-cost pet jabs on offer

Law Talk with Jude Keatley | The ins and outs of child support

Watkins Rd tip to close due to asbestos

Councils in stoush as road agreement torn up

Nationals test riders at Wallangarra

New Byford skate park plans unveiled

Rezoning of Cardup puts all future hopes on Mundijong

The west misses out on log chop win by split second

First upgrade to town planning scheme since 1989

New fire station a step closer

There’s a host of events lined up for SJ

“I hate it to my core” – candidates speak about upcoming council elections

For the love of haggis, and Scotland | Highland Gathering expects large crowds

Council push for station plan changes

Jarrahdale rolls out the welcome wagon

Students frozen with excitement

Popular weed workshop on again

A thank you from Amelia

“Simple gestures of kindness can create a ripple effect of positivity”

Residents face further wait

Back in the ring to take another swing

Shire knocks back logistics hub a second time

Baxter to represent Australia at just 13

Councillors to workshop how to spend $700K

Byford teacher is top of her class

Stolen motorbikes recovered, but boat goes missing

Block your driver’s licence to lock-out identity thieves

Business owners ropable at level crossing closure

Site identified for new DFES training academy

“It’s just so unfair” | Piara Waters family dealt third cancer diagnosis

Resident’s rail crossing push bears fruit

Quilters go all out for those doing it tough

Fathers have their day

Pension up but ‘not enough’

Do you know someone inspirational in your local community?

Seniors targeted by scammers in fake website rort

Dog’s death covered up

Community’s uphill battle to future-proof Jarrahdale

“Everyone was stoked” | Millbrook Winery tops the state again

Families learn to peg it

Benches provide safe space for students

Family’s heartbreak and plea for help

Cardup plant’s future hanging in the balance

Self-confessed ‘reptile nut’ humbled by award

Caring shelter staff have their hands full

New club aims to put sport in the spotlight

Leaders pay tribute to our Vietnam veterans

Local artist breathes life into bus shelters

What happens if I die without a Will?

Shakespeare comes alive as students battle it out for top prize

Gosnells resident leads rally

Byford local picks a winner

Sneak peek at new Byford Station

Permacast neighbours reach breaking point

Local author proves some superheroes have paws

From self-loathing to sobriety, two local women highlight their remarkable journey

Crime report: Flashing charges and RBT police chase

Date set for Armadale line closure

Resident could get a win over level crossing

Riders face biggest trial

“Someone will get killed”

Gold for “local girls”

Resident vents frustration over hospital parking problems

“A magical thing” – log chop event set to be biggest yet

No bridge too far for local group

Work set to begin on new Armadale/Byford transport corridor

New electorate could create headache for local pollies

SJ ratepayers face six per cent rise

Lodged your tax return yet? You may be facing a tax bill

Environmental campaigner

Environmental campaigner inducted

Alcoa were met with opposition

Alcoa were met with opposition

Jack Della Maddalena masterclass

Jack Della Maddalena masterclass

App will help beat fire threat

Sarah Ford

Sarah aims to lift women up

Wayne Ryder

Top honours for Wayne

man charged

Man charged over cricket assault

Women

Leaders bring community together

Black Cockatoo

Cockies find a real friend

intersection

Two crashes in three days

Election day

Election day imminent as North Ward votes

Queen’s

A right royal tribute

murdered

Mother of six murdered

foster

Minister visits ‘super mums’

Reece

Meet our newest ambassador

cotton bush

From weeds to pigs and rabbits – these vollies take on all comers

R U OK Day

Vollies and celebs show up for mental health

WA Training

Byford trainee awarded student of the year

Fair Game

Pre-loved donations benefit local clubs

John and Mona Hawkes

‘Royal banquet’ marks 75th anniversary

Wayne

Finalist’s hard work and dedication pays off

Sacha

There’s no stopping powerhouse Sacha

SES

A new band of heroes

race

Sacha’s ready to grin and bear it

Election day

Ballot thieves under investigation

book

Can you find the Golden Feather?

Anglicare

Students raise a whopping $13,360

Date set for North Ward election

Aboriginal art

Two out of three Aboriginal artworks not the real deal

‘We say no’

‘We say no’

Numero Challenge

Numero uno

Down Under Winter Classic

Kyron’s off to the USA

Tree Day

Fruits of their labour

Byford BMX’s Jay Lander

Good effort for first world championships

Jarrahdale community rallied

Local community rallies behind Clive

Resident spent nine months fighting for justice

Multicultural Leadership Program

“It’s about being yourself”

Floorball

Jorja was floored when asked to represent Australia

Venoms

Ready to conquer the world

jersey

Jerome’s on a winner

October election bid

invalid

Fresh election to be called

invalid

Shire elections declared invalid

Resident’s search for justice

steak sandwich

Steak sanga experts battle it out

Elly’s got some fight

Shire’s backflip on meetings

From soldier to top cop

Thank you for your service

Clive’s secret valley

Chronic shortage of childcare places in SJ

Clubs join forces to battle the Black Dog

Busy Bee’s bush battle

Councils join forces to protect rivers

Former deputy mayor awarded medal

Disability inclusion wins Rob a big gong

Vollies prove they have the power

Local legend honoured

Parents devastated by gutless attack

Lucky to survive

Firies praised for ‘top notch job’

“I was hooked after the first run”

People power restores memorial

Henry falls a fowl of the law

Flock flees over protesting priest

Young fighter’s performance “inspirational”

New park opens

Staff horrified by cruel incident

‘Number spoofing’ the latest scam

We will remember them

Fun aplenty at Food and Farm Fest

CCTV catches nine offenders

Students put on a roaring performance

Farmer surprised by quads

Byford nurse on fake jab charge

Employees take the plunge for charity

School’s mammoth reading effort

Charley’s an angel in disguise

Riders descend on SJ

Local man’s art inspires

Tears and hugs as school turns 100

Students build community connections

Forum addresses bushfire readiness

Calls for an investigation

Child-minding centre proposal refused

Teacher Ali’s had quite a life

Everything went blue

“My son Clay won’t have died in vain”

Time to bag up some kindness

Byford Primary turns 100

Access to medical cannabis “below par”

Half a million reasons to smile

Family’s tragedy a warning to pet owners

The axemen are back

Dead tree comes to life

Byford & Districts Country Club

Ballot paper theft leads to arrest

Going PJ crazy for a cause

Prisoner’s pumpkins prove popular

Why you should have a pressure bandage handy

First children’s hospice to open soon

Orange Bus services to remain…for now

An end to logging

Doreen’s had quite the life

Mural a reminder for students

“The Southern River Something-or-Rather?”

Walk to honour Tony

Ms Barrett is one of our best

Funds raised for Geoff and Daphne’s dream home

Deannah doing it for herself

Shakayla doing it for herself

Locks off for Carly

Singing their hearts out

Man stabs 16-year-old

Junior footy match turns ugly

Following their dream

Boys on a roll

Love of AFL began at five

Brooklyn goes the extra mile

It’s census time

Time to know your diabetes risk

Boys get big birthday surprise

Newly elected cannabis MP wants to change the way we think

Duck dies from injuries

Locals upset by vandalism

Group highlights elder abuse

Byford & Districts Country Club

SAT overrules shire’s depot decision

Doing it for the homeless

MP does it for his son

Group asks people to “look for themselves”

Volunteers clean up historical landmarks

Champion trained in Armadale Hills

It’s gold for Grace

Push to upgrade fire brigade’s facilities

Byford & Districts Country Club

Rate rise again the topic of discussion

Save our Jarrah

Rental crisis leading to pet dumping

Mariachi band gets the town moving and grooving

“It is about the safety of our kids”

Bobtails are catching the flu

West Byford Primary school facelift begins

Be prepared this summer

Pub’s owner vows – we’ll be back

Over 30? Grab a jab

Epilepsy services cut

New era in fire fighting

Local sporting legend honoured

POOPS needs you

Group goes purple

Time to take a hike

Lost turtle may be 20 years old

Time to brighten up your verge – and it’s free

From prison to success – local rapper is FiveEightz of the way there

Tonnes of waste processed

“Be patient and arrive safely”

“Shameless political fix”

Burn-offs keep fire risk low

Students learn to move it or lose it

A life well lived

‘I developed a vivid imagination’

Crime hotspots to be targeted

Calling all explorers

Tank commander has his day

Local student’s perspective on inspiration

Local artist takes out $12,000 prize

Byford line on the way

Mosby loves ‘his’ new sandpit

No, no, no…yes…. it’s the Vicar

Scouts go with waste not, want not motto

Veteran’s amazing century

Local schools do their bit for ANZAC

Couple fight for Oldbury

Riders pack the track

A place for veterans

“It doesn’t make sense”

Agricultural Show is back

Service to go ahead

Couple keep on cruising

Station to open on Sunday

Crime decrease during COVID- stats reveal

Kelmscott man dies

Breaking out in colour

Group ‘bombs’ SJ

Riders back with gusto

Get your buns out

Library’s move to cost $1.89 million

Stop the fatalities

Olive gets the first jab

Landcare groups on a weed-destroying mission

Sarah takes home Mark McGowan… well sort of

Labor reclaims Darling Range

Tank’s vibrant transformation

‘We have such a giving community’

State of the art

Could you live on $43.50 a day?

Ride for ‘Jiver’

SJ heritage sites in post election upgrade promise

Parents and students roll up their sleeves in joint project

‘Rug-destroying’ pony keeps locals amused

A champion for the little man

Horse champion’s bold move

Festival had something for everyone

Dugite warning

Ron’s guardian angels

Vehicles to be blocked from nature reserve

Parvo virus warning

Tennis courts up to scratch

School’s search for oldest student

Byford health hub on the cards

Water works ‘carried out in error’

‘I knew this is what I had to do’

Local heroes unmasked

Bodies litter Serpentine Falls…in the nicest possible way

Dean’s medical mission

Water works anger residents

Bushfire appeal raises $15,000 on behalf of SJ community

Cash commitment for rec centre

‘I thought we lost everything’

SJ shire in lockdown

What a ripper mate

Parents abandon childcare due to cost

Three roads a top priority for upgrades

Company cops $25,000 fine

Train, bus it… save $800

From working dogs to riding tricks – this show had it all

Students wash their way to success

Scouts urge you to dob, dob, dob in a scammer

Truck driver gets six years

Local champs go blue

Skatepark in line for a makeover

Local woman’s black cockatoo mission

Navy man’s high hopes

Local parks become magical

Valued vollies do it all for love

Rate rise outrage

EPA enters into brickworks debate

Have you seen possum Benji?

Shock discovery in Oldbury

Questions over lack of transparency

The bricks that built a city

They call me mellow yellow

Markets a hit, stallholders sell out

Talented artists mark milestone

Mundijong’s big Halloween turnout

Questions about application bring more questions

‘Do you know what a burning body smells like?’

‘Please do not be arrogant’

Taking the plunge for charity

New weekly farmers’ market launched

‘It would be catastrophic’: Residents fight rail change

Freight realignment frustration

Local girls help secure premiership

Valued vollies kept season alive

No decision yet on plant expansion

Mundijong tower could become a reality

Araluen Estate gates to be unlocked

‘We need each other’

‘We’ve got to do something’

Our future AFL players

Club’s Super Saturday

Local student’s love of The Bard

Byford Rail is coming

Serpentine sisters go the distance for RFDS

Byford & Districts Country Club

Exclusive – Byford & Districts Country Club allegations

Cardup group could be disbanded

Tree Day more popular than ever

Councillors in funding fight

Unanimous vote to move factory

Log chop axed

“The threats to the forest are multiple”: Jarrahdale Forest Protectors

Second incident at school as students suspended for carrying knives

O Ruth, Ruth, wherefore art thou Ruth?

Factory fears: Local groups join forces

More than 100 students witness school fight

Fix for crash hot spots could be just weeks away

‘This could have a devastating impact’

I am not comfortable with this: Cr Coales

Government unveils $26 million fix for accident hot spots

Jarrahdale Road upgrade in doubt, despite petition

Quilting group rises to the challenge

Koala park under threat

Demand for black spot fix

Traveller’s terrific trike tales

Popular cancer fundraiser to go ahead next week

‘It was really, really strange’

‘It was a huge relief’

Breakthrough in assault case

Calls to move on Tonkin extension

Business on the up and up for local real estate agents

Local students, parents embrace return to school

Local SES kept busy during wild weather

Students go worm crazy

‘It made his day’

Homeowners feel mortgage stress

At 82, she’s fit as a fiddle

‘She had a big heart’

Untold heroics the basis of winning poems

Sisters make a difference

Your hug is in the mail

Byford Baptist Church to the rescue

Little Willow’s big first birthday surprise

Display a sticker and show your support

Shire freezes rates

Local man’s bid to save a piece of history

Three years in the making – new play space arrives

Serpentine’s national cockatoo rescue

Emergency meeting called

Business owners express anger over rate proposal

Justice is coming

Dialysis patient’s long journey to hospital

Confronting audiences with tough issues.

Iconic cookbook turns 80

Fathers have their day

Forum hears local crime concerns

Survivors spread the message of hope

Ready for a night of nights

International opera singer ready to wow audiences in Jarrahdale

New school going ahead in leaps and bounds

Locals pitch in to save our wildlife

Can you lend a hand?

Saddle up for mental health

Ready to kick some big goals

A lasting memorial for Ashley

It’s a warm welcome to the 90s club for four young achievers

Splash park still a priority but no dollars yet

Thousands raised for fire-ravaged holiday hot spot

Top notch performance earns Amity gold

Decision pending on escape route

Historic sign will look the same as before, despite numerous calls for a...

Local shop owner’s worst nightmare come true

Local fire crews bring bushfire under control

Local vet set to talk about apocalyptic scenes at Kangaroo Island

Snags for a good cause

Many hands make light work

Bark Park officially open for furry friends

Diversity celebrated in Byford

Locals open their hearts and wallets

Thieves ruin children’s playtime

Excitement builds ahead of club’s first day-night match

Club rallies behind Theo

Twins have got the smarts

Decade in review

Blue tree helps to spread positive message

Can you help Patric?

Help needed for interstate counterparts

Council supports school’s expansion

Chloe is a standout on and off the track

Local movie buffs get their inner elf on

Young leader inspires change

Vandalism to public facilities costs ratepayers near $10k

Much maligned fence set to go

Saying a big thank you to our vollies

Rain does little to deter crowds at this year’s carols

Fire safety concerns in Jarrahdale

Markets under the stars bring a twinkle to locals

Lego robots test students skills

No decision yet on new fire escape route

Teen freed after being hit at notorious intersection 

Colin’s selfless act for his four-legged friends

A host of talent on offer for this year’s carols

No decision on old courts just yet

School’s new development to cater for growing numbers

Fabulous night under the stars

Callum’s got the smarts

Music, colour and culture as school celebrates diversity

Alfie reaches new heights

Twilight markets to have it all

A moving Remembrance service in Byford

 A perfect, early remembrance service 

Glorious music for all to hear

Machines get a run at annual open day

Getting hands on to spare broken items from landfill

Teen picked up by Dockers women’s draft

Amity wants a fighting chance

Whitby locals enjoy fun-filled music fiesta

Determination to be the best pays off for Jay

Rare machines on display

directly elected

Vote count turns ugly

Open garden holds special memories

Grab a snag, meet the locals and chat about local issues

The art of recycling

Drop in for a coffee and repair job

Future champ revving it up for more motocross

Crowds ‘the best they have been in years’

These girls ain’t no lightweights

“We went in there and had our first drink in our hand and...

Sediment from Byford construction site goes into drainage

Up-cycled bus a real buzz for local students

‘There is no life in crime’

Brotherhood leaves a lasting legacy

Shayla’s luscious locks will soon have a new purpose

 Homegrown produce stall a hit 

Plenty of fun and excitement to be had at this year’s Log Chop

Crazy fun for Esra

Girls finish incredible season with premiership glory

Students turn plastic problem into prosthetics

Birds to blame for lack of power

Mundijong targeted by callous thieves

Police keep close eye on Byford after thefts

Building with 130 year history to be enjoyed by visitors

Recognition for Ted’s love of the land

Notorious roads identified for possible funding

Fight to restore historic building

Tracky Dack Day, a huge success

Performing with big hearts

Local Dad Olympics a hit with families

Fix on the way for crash hot spot

Students take over the airwaves

Isabelle’s creations go far beyond fashion

A fighting chance for baby Willow

Planting day has extra special meaning

A cuppa with a purpose

Priceless collection needs a new home

Courts to undergo testing

Dads ready for Olympics 

Open house party for 100th celebration

The joy of Book Week

High hopes for farm education

Run for change at local cricket club

Councillor’s pay rise anger

Footy oval turned pink for a day

Can you help out at the Mundijong Brigade?

Students get a taste of the traditional life

Man’s best friend is on the mend

Time to get UGLY for a good cause

Hundreds rally behind fantastic footy father

Banksia Woodlands restored thanks to volunteers

Bringing nature back to Byford

Too close for comfort

SJ residents hit with a rates increase

Group’s bid to rid Jarrahdale of rubbish

‘Place your personal political interests to the side and starting working together’

Doing laps for Troy

Can you help preserve the threatened Banksia Woodland?

Many hands make light work

A muddy affair

NAIDOC festivities a hit in SJ

Vet’s bid to save Serpentine practice

Students celebrate NAIDOC Week early

Founders look back on 30 successful years

Couple fined $24K for dog attacks

Resource centre in $44K debt

No more man bun for Hayden

Family pleading for return of stolen bikes

The doctor who had done it all

Students ready to make a racquet

Meet the new cop in town

Flu strikes pregnant mother

Growth the reason for rate hike in SJ

Bogans galore at Byford event

Men set a benchmark

Old facilities left in the dark

Reward offered for sentimental car

Frank’s royal acknowledgement

Taking it up to the boys

Severe weather warning

Local cancer survivor a real role model

New signs send students and visitors in the right direction

Hamburgers for charity, a huge success

Big bill for new entry

Bandanas logo has a knock out message

Ready to tough it out for charity

Poppy takes on the country’s best

Local contractors left in the lurch

Fancy a fry up for a good cause?

Walk creates strong bond

Mould a big problem at local playgroup

Veterans catch up for a laugh and chat

A day for all of the mums

A night with the soul master

Our heroes in orange

Hive of activity at Briggs Park

Top cop moving on

Fight continues for speed limit change

Getting back to nature

Tree goes blue for awareness

Who is behind Byford Babble?

Down to earth festival a huge success

Taking on the nation’s best

School holiday camp a chance to hone skills

Dawn service goes viral

Councillor storms out

Call for speed limit change

Splash park headed Byford’s way – subject to funding

Local talent hits the big league

A magical Easter hunt

Plenty of fun at Quarry Farm

Road works anger in SJ

Donohoe quits top job

Old tree goes blue

Nurturing SJ youth

New shire video revealed

Locals vital to WA film’s production

Patience is the key this Easter break 

New park for four-legged friends

Old fashioned fun in Jarrahdale

Local legend fondly remembered

Heartbreaking accident changed family’s life

MP airs her frustration

First colour run a huge success

Artists get cocky

Luck of the Irish shave fundraiser

Cheese and wine for domestic violence awareness

Firies unable to enter burning buildings

“I have been the subject of a torrent of bullying from the president”

Blanket drive for the homeless

“We feel trapped here”

Fun and games in the name of harmony

Kiss me, I’m Irish

Activities reinforce bullying message

Standing up to bullying

Enrolment numbers take college by surprise

Club’s woes resurface

Byford kindergarten no longer a fire risk

Three decades of fun and laughs with local craft

Steam engine hobby keeping Graham busy

Local teachers kicking goals

Anger over “ugly fence”

Rock stars come to Mundijong

Riding for the Disabled needs your help

Byford clean up – can you help?

War declared on pest species

Paddock to plate service

Such is life

Byford shed to go ahead, despite objections

A family affair

Woman critical after Mundijong crash

School’s name change set in stone

Men show their artistic side

Boy bashed at Byford Skate Park

Funding boost for local Landcare group

Police search for Glen John Smith

Declared pests starting to become a serious problem

Fire equipment stolen from Karrakup

Ambition turns into a lifelong dream

Memories of lost friends during anniversary

Works begins on Briggs Park re-development

Plenty of Australia Day cheer in Serpentine

Anger over children’s crossing nightmare

Men caught in the act after 400-metre chase

Bus bungle leaves students stranded

Meet Serpyroo and Mundi Koala

Lost wallet returned to rightful owner

Mead Street traffic island idea rejected

Is a roundabout the solution to Thomas and Nicholson Roads?

An inspiration in the equine industry

Bashing victim speaks out

Byford couple light up people’s lives with magical display

Community concert attracts hundreds

Basketball lovers unite with new court facilities

Generous donations to make their way to those in need

Anger over Last Post disrespect

Matt Gresham rocks the locals in Oldbury

Mundijong top cop wins two police accolades

Dedicated volunteers recognised

Green light for NBN tower build

Byford Carols a huge success

Giving to the less fortunate this Christmas

Byford house destroyed by fire

Local community groups breathe sigh of financial relief

Oldbury fire in the hands of Arson Detectives

Debate on meeting time heats up

Humbling tour of WWI battlefields

A grand old birthday party for historic town

Byford’s dog park a step closer

Outrage at damage to one of Mundijong’s parks

President’s training bill voted down

Mundijong ready to party

New home for Byford Carols

Thieves target Byford pump station

Fundraising success for children’s charity

Hope for sick mum and her family

New wings for a Byford entranceway

Club’s member boost

Four decades of celebrations for local kindergarten

Encouraged to vote on local ward review

Gone but not forgotten

Dedicated cop recognised for search efforts

The fashion stakes were high for this year’s Melbourne Cup

Age no deterrent to ability

School explodes with colour

Byford remembers

Mundijong Police officers return home with gold

Future scientists in the making

Missing man – known to frequent bush areas in Armadale

School’s strong anti-bullying message

Native dress fills celebration with colour

Stars, trees and even the odd ‘rein-garoo’

Fee waivers bring relief

Horror classic goes back to its roots

Car thieves put on notice

A family affair

Council throws festival a lifeline

No more speed humps

School festival a huge hit

Helping horses so frightened they could barely be touched

A fun-filled German tradition

Legend wows audience

Riders fight for state plates

Grave mystery solved

It’s a polocrosse sisterhood

Veteran hands over the reins

Servo to be placed at Black Spot intersection

Mental health trek goes ahead despite tragedy

Encouraged to ‘love thy neighbour’

A chopping good time

Jarrahdale’s secret wildlife

Tough fight for Centrals

Hoofin’ it for mental health

For the love of animals

Vandals threaten nature reserve

Farm attire for drought-stricken farmers

Gold for local winery

A footpath to nowhere

Bound for the battlefield

Barry Urban arrested

Tranquil setting a great place to talk

Little lions roar

Sisters to take on the best

“There’s been a lot of excitement”

A chopping good time

Knowledge put to the test

Shaking all over Oldbury

Cute kitties on display

Howzat? New pitch set to bowl over cricketers

A motorhead’s classic day out

Perfect day for moto champs

Remembering the fallen

Delightful dining at dusk

SJ’s equine business boom

Park residents at wits end

Students impress with colourful creativity

Do you want hay with that?

‘They should be punished’

BMX Club set to move

Doggone happy

A banger for a bale

Charges of stabbing

Trailer given with cause

‘Village of the damned’

Councillor disputes record

Talking over a sausage sizzle

Burn out fail

Crafty call out

Unique fire conditions in Perth hills

Woman thrown from car in Mardella crash

New MP gains portfolio

Punrak Road’s natural facelift

Pothole fix comes at a cost

Standing together

‘Catch these mongrels’

Students find out what it’s like to sleep rough

Armadale man caught in covert surveillance sting

‘We basically lost everything’

Man caught in the act

Young green thumbs pitch in

‘I’m not asking for a miracle’

Old trees to be cut down

Students rough it

Potholes plague Shire

That’s how you recycle

Wild weather set to continue

‘If you don’t like it, move’

Never to late to celebrate culture

Sporting facilities on the forefront

Two hospitalised

The difference between life and death

‘We have been absolutely nailed’

‘People are finding it really hard to make ends meet’

‘Nobody wants this ban’

Disgusting act

Laser pointer to face court

Man charged with evading police

Excited about science

Heartfelt message from family after tragic end

Stopping the road carnage

Libs victorious as voters punish Labor

No dark side to Vader’s talents

Parish pantry lends a hand

Graffiti vandals asked to pay

Police say they have found a body believed to be Ian Collett

Body found in bushland

‘Heart of the town’ to be saved

Golfing event raises thousands in memory of Rhys Connor

Diggers’ new home is one step closer

New sports hub closer after hand over

Businesses weigh into debate

Fighting For Rachel

Hoons on notice

Battle over customer restrictions

Ratepayers pay for the past

Lucky to be alive

No pain, no gain – pair get ready for 24-hour challenge

100 years of achievement

Student fundraisers put their skill sets on show

Labor hopes it’s a case of second time lucky

“We say no… thank you but no”

In memory of Rhys

Learning to be his master’s ears

Darling Range Labor candidate Colleen Yates resigns

Who will take the seat?

Shire prioritises intersection fix after another crash

Rates on the rise again

‘The baseball bats might come out’

‘Someone is going to get hit head on’

Police thanked for finding stolen items

Minimise the risk this winter: SES

Birdman back on the road

Urban quits: ‘This will haunt me for the rest of my life’

Thousands gather for fun food, farm fest

Anger over plastic factory vote

‘All of these events are sickening’

‘No regard for local business’

Competing against the best

Anger over plastics workshop vote

Heartless thieves raid charity bins

Family dog found dead on train line

Club memories wanted

Byford BMX Club lights up

Life-saving treatment for Chevan

Join in some foodie fun

Naming battle heats up

Party politics aplenty but no sign of Byford line yet

Byford goes Mental As Anything

Two-day party to mark 60 years

Students send packages to our diggers on the front line

Concerns over damaged bridge

Fear for children’s safety

Speed cushions to go after just three months

Byford named among worst water wasters

Putting their best foot forward

Can you spare some time?

Recognising 35 years of leadership

Leave our school alone

Weekend paws for a good time

Golden locks go to save lives

Man arrested after Jarrahdale bush chase

Byford evade police arrest

Time to get cocky

For the love of children

Club’s colourful celebration

Lifeline brings services to Byford

Shire engages in a climate of change

Byford girls reach for the summit

Fundraiser to tackle men’s issues

Open our park

Diagnosis the key to understanding

Tree threat to homes

Mousse helps fight the ‘black dog’

Ninety years united

Residents reveal thoughts on Barry Urban

Preserving local history

Fire fighting boon

Book highlights shire’s bounty

Shire loses legal battle

Beleaguered MP faces the music

Urban resigns

MP to take time out

Grants to boost growth

Son’s pilgrimage an emotional journey

We will always remember them

Legacy continues through highland dance

Students go Pottery

Your local Remembrance Day services

Extension a priority

Special guest star to attend fundraiser

Science lab officially open

Heroes among us

Elton keeps it local with new film

Shire shakeup: new faces and president

Lions roar proudly

Fast food outlet concerns local resident

Work begins on Byford

Bloomin’ beautiful

Early detection is still the best medicine

Tree damage anger

Lost children found safe by police

Ratepayers want strong leadership

No excuse for late return

Police play down crime concerns

Floodgates opened

Apology finally sent to resident

Patchworks of love for the needy

True love up in lights

Concern over southeast animal cruelty incidents

Ship ahoy in tribute

Long lost sisters reunite

Campaign gets nasty

Byford’s medal winners

Keeping park safe for duck family

The gift of nations

No passes means more dumping

Super Cooper’s cause

A rocking night for club

Illegal dumping clean up costs rise

Decade long service rewarded

Resident wants road blackspot action

Driver raises highway safety issues

Seven decade love

Have you seen our cow?

Inspirational runner

Shire will not be bullied: Coales

A secret sister finally found

Native plant bust

Gaining new ground

Byford line a must, MP

More communication needed, says resident

Premier to attend south east meetings

Centre a source of unity

Opportunities abound for student

Tough issues drive tour

A natural focus

Drive all about dignity

Gobby Road danger

New training program success

Big local lotto win

Resident steps up fight for mill

Brewery to expand

Kindergarten bushfire risk

More working mums

Resident’s dust-up

Barry Urban pushes for new bill

Skate park is a go

Horror film sets its roots on Jarrahdale property

Bards show talent

From kayak champ to ambassador

‘Women do not belong in brigade’

Sports pros help out youth

Police target holiday trouble spots

Thomas Road angst

Sign thief thinks again

Charities receive social media help

Motivation machine

Educating schools on poisonous weeds

Veterans not forgotten

Men begin winter appeal

SJ RSL is seeking new members

Rubbish has its rewards

Star in the making

School secret’s out

Help find van

Couple got game

Mixed reaction to new fast food outlet

Game of Rhones

Club raises funds for tee-ball kids

Allowance rise causes anger

Police open day

Examiner’s photographer awarded

Guides raise funds in a day filled with love

To be or not to be

Travelling volunteers

Mp disgusted by ‘burnout pad’

Ambulance crash driver appears in court

Push for gold cards for veterans

Future AFL legends

Leaving tech world behind to hunt rocks

SJ RSL president honoured with award

Mundijong man charged over historic offences

ANZAC inspirations

It was about the mateship

Remember the fallen

Girls make a move

Walking for his fallen daughter

Motion not passed

Alleged attack on inspector

Sharing a unique story of survival

US giant finishes duties

Fight over old mill

Byford ANZAC Day services

Star studded night

Flying club’s fight

Residents are concerned over Scrivener Road

Light up the game

United for Dylan

Making our parks magical

US farming expert excites producers

Smooth transitions

Colourful celebrations

Families help celebrate a decade of the glades

Pavilion inspired by heritage

A love of fishing

Tourism hot spot

Juniors narrowly defeated

Urban takes Darling Range in Labor swing

A decade of service recognised

Residents raise their concerns

The humblest hero

School’s footy program

SJ transport tussle

Green fields for club

Q & A with Labor candidate for Darling Range Barry Urban

Q & A with Member for Darling Range Tony Simpson

Social media helps find car stolen with child inside

Car and motorbike crash in Serpentine

Candidates go head to head over transport

Getting ready to help charity

Welcoming new chief to council

Rapid growth sees pledges

A new lease on life

Land tax debate

Sisters represent Australia

Council may return skate funds

A passion for police work

Shire vision revealed

Skate park to get a facelift

The boys in goo

Burn off gone wrong

Out in the heat

Veteran rides for awarness

Sports on the cards for Labor

Firefighters need reward

Vital future secured for Mill house

Council under fire

More apprentices needed

Breaking stereotypes

Slithering slope race at Serpentine

Not in it for medals

Standing up against US president Trump

Safer routes in Byford

Athletics club pledge

Spiritual guidance leads to gardening

Artist loans painting to club

Farmers win lotto

‘Lack of beds’

New forum for feedback

Hitting the big time

‘Felonious few’ identified

The south east’s comprehensive NBN guide

Resident wins path fight

Shire targets projects

Pledge for Paige

Drugs off street after police raids

Don’t be a drowning statistic

Road safety reminder

Train line disruptions

Stay safe this summer

Christmas cheer in the south east

Teacher off to Harvard

Celebrating the end of the year

Take extra care with pets this holiday season

Christmas cultural cheer

Can you give Winky a home for the holidays?

Plan peddles new bike trails

Selfless residents thanked

Open for business

Schools donate to the needy

A Christmas Miracle

Project set to boost jobs

Small business’ ‘victimised’

Ground needs water

Lend a helping hand

Santa Claus is coming to town

Dampening fire risk

Waste site upgrade

Judges vote for dairy nice yoghurt

Car stolen with toddler inside

Donations in the spotlight

Fire tore through Baldivis

Rocking the mo for men’s health

History captured in a statue

Graffiti bandit strikes again

Standing still for their sport

Rush to change over Indian banknotes

Bringing everyone together

Girls kicking goals

Gearing up for some Christmas cheer

Donating the gift of life

Blood drop world record attempt

All hooked in

Spectacular rally drivers

Junk dumped on RSL

Fatal crash in Jarrahdale

Fire station chief slams ‘apathy’

White rot alert

Accident hotspot

Head bush for the Christmas markets

More fitness than numbers

Absolute disgrace

Dragons bring stage to life

Resident’s money left languishing

Pigs running wild

Davidson smashes maiden ton

Privatisation debate rages

Transport questions

Growing stronger

A night in for a friend

Clubs may get cut

Marine men’s shed a world first

Smoke alert for Perth Hills

Station set to go

Fire safety booked in

Students challenged with a walk

Nothing stops the one armed man

Going short to fundraise

Future in good hands

A rare place amongst us

Kids set for fun at Kelmscott Show

Blood donor a real trooper

Facing uphill battle

Clowns not so amusing anymore

Delegates on tour

Paramedic fighting for his life

Battling body image

Attacks on cockies sees centre flooded with bird

WA NDIS hits Armadale and SJ

Brick plant jobs hope

More trucks through Roleystone

Rail to Byford on the radar

Market fun for a good cause

Miss Saigon turns 25

Simpson resigns

Medicinal Cannabis coming

For Tate’s memory

Tony Simpson and Colin Barnett

Minister resigns stating lack of confidence

Police call for help to find missing man

Top marks for Cecil Andrews teacher

Focus on expats a winning idea

Fruity campaign launch

Puppy play time

Snakes out and about

Knitting together

‘It needs to stop’

Cats strut their stuff

Greener on SJ side

Byford residents shocked after finding dead rabbit

Teenager hospitalised after Mundijong crash

Getting creepy in Jarrahdale

BMX club targeted by vandals

Taste topping dairy winners

Traffic chaos in Byford

Warnings for motorists to drive better near intersection

Making the top chop

Mobile black spots need urgent attention

Man dies at intersection in Byford

Club raises awareness of deadly asthma

Urban to stand for Labor in Darling Range

Jumping to the top

Southeast forgotten in transport plan

Seniors worried about Census fines

Councillors call for police backup

Councillors call for more scrutiny of CEO, shire president activities

Budget passes despite flaws

Find a National Tree Day event

Solar farm proposed for Oakford

Help for parish pantry

‘No breach’ says DLG

Sex assault charges

Family wants to help broken hearts

Sports Minister inspired by youth teamwork

New home for men’s shed in Mundijong

Byford & Districts Country Club

DER, Bio Organics set for court battle

Complaints lodged but all hush hush

Clarity marred by wrong info

Blunders continue: SJ Shire told to abide by Local Government Act

Libs failed to connect: Hastie

Canning a safe seat

Australia slips in speed rankings

Public comments on rates ignored

Hastie targets NBN and transport

Winmar strives to help families

Hastie to tighten his admin

AEC draws ballots

Mixed views on future of penalty rates

Police charge alleged firebug

No trains on Armadale line for nine days

Climate change an issue

Libs agree 417 visa needs reviewing

Libs pledge $20m for ice battle

Biting into science study

Richard Gorbunow retires

Senate needs PUPs: Wang

Labor focuses on Medicare

Adam, Lotti and Emilia Fairey at the S-bend outside their property, which has been the scene of three major crashes in six months. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

Close calls every week on Karnup Rd S-bend

RRC bills shire for tender breach

Acting senior sergeant Bron Umbras and first class constable Colleen Grey check the progress at the new Mundijong police station. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

Mundijong Police Station takes shape

DER stands up for Bio-Organics’ testing

Roleystone grower Andrew Marchetti relies on the work of backpackers because of the seasonal nature of fruit picking. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

Backpacker tax packed away

Karnup Rd reopens after pig truck crash

A truck carrying pigs crashed on Karnup Road, west of Rapids Road, in Serpentine this morning. Photograph - Hamish Hastie.

Pig truck rolls

Roleystone grower Andrew Marchetti relies on backpackers during harvest season. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

Growers want answer on tax

Woman dies in fire

Ditched

Woman dies in crash

‘Backward step’ for SJ meetings

The Byford man died at the scene after falling 15 metres through a hole in the second floor of the abandoned building.

Byford man falls to his death

Jubilant SES workers and volunteers after this morning's search for a 77-year-old woman. Photograph - Kelly Pilgrim-Byrne.

Missing grandmother found alive in Byford

Governance: SJ Shire spends more than Armadale

Command post set up to catch rapist

Vietnam veteran and Serpentine Jarrahdale RSL president Ric Giblett was instrumental to the creation of Anzac Memorial Park in the Glades, Byford. He is pictured here at the park’s opening in April 2015 with RSL state president Graham Edwards, also a Vietnam veteran. Photograph — Robyn Molloy.

Honouring the spirit of Vietnam vets at Long Tan

Byford Progress Association president Colleen Rankin, Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale president John Erren and artist Len Zuks welcome traffic inspector Charlie Knox back to his old post on South Western Highway. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

Traffic inspector back on the job

Blair Giblett, Koen Giblett, Chanae Dunstan and Isabella Leitch-Keating will bring the past alive at the Jarrahdale ghost walk. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

Ghost walks in Jarrahdale

Serpentine Jarrahdale Equine Landcare Group members Karen Miller and Linda Starcevich with Llewella. Photograph — Kelly Pilgrim-Byrne.

Biosecurity threat: stable fly hits Serpentine Jarrahdale, Armadale

Hunt for Byford arsonist

A man feared dead in the fire that destroyed a Byford home has made contact with family. Photograph - Matt Devlin.

Home destroyed, man makes contact

Lois Fenton and Lauris Gibb give the new green an early test run following their division three win. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

Byford Bowlers to go under cover

Norm Fowler and Ray Jones with his pride and joy. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

Any car will do for dice run

Mundijong Police Sergeant Kelly Hanson is among the officers targeting hoons and traffic offenders. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

Byford hoons put on notice

Woman taken to hospital

Councillors consider RRC damages claim

Byford resident Peter Godden is disappointed the Millbrace Bridge will be demolished. Photograph — Kelly Pilgrim-Byrne.

Historic bridge doomed

Hunt for Byford rapist

Event shines light on asthma danger

‘Mistake’ accounts for discrepancy in alcohol spend

Claim for damages over confidentiality breach

From scrap to art

Nothing sneaky about Mundijong-Whitby amendments

Country club starts to take shape

Turtles, war plaques, drugs seized in raid

Proposed Whitby-Mundijong amendments unpopular

Public meeting called: Soldiers Road closure proposal

Soldiers Road ‘not important’, could close

‘Asthma took our Fallon’

Call out for scout leaders in Byford

Alleged ‘fake’ firefighter appears in court

Vandals strike again

Gravel mine anger

Lightning sparks fires across Perth’s south

Emergency crews on high alert with fires, storm warning

Rebecca and Patrick Maher with children Trinity, 11, Lucas, 2, Mitchell, 13, eight-month-old Ivy and Brodie, 3. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

New Year’s fundraiser for dying father of 7

Federal Member for Canning Andrew Hastie, Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale chief executive Richard Gorbunow and shire president John Erren inspect plans for the duplication of Abernethy Road. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

Abernethy Rd upgrade welcomed

School pulls together for the needy

Gravel mine proposed for black cockatoo breeding site

Byford resident Athol Wigg has seen the Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale change dramatically over the years and hopes volunteering will stay the same. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

Volunteer, 83, has ‘so much to do’

West Byford parent Carmel Doherty will have to transfer her daughter Shamieka to another school following the closure of the West Byford OSH club. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

Byford not so friendly for working parents

Byford volunteer bushfire brigade secretary Frank Rankin will help Santa on his sleigh runs. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

Santa busy with sleigh runs, picnic and carols

Man trapped by tank

Byford BMX club president Kevin Morrow and riders were calling for the construction of a new track. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

Delays stifle BMX fun

Ammunition, rifle found in Byford house search

Serpentine Jarrahdale RSL op shop volunteer Judy Petrie with CCTV footage showing the outside of the shop’s premises. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

RSL op shop donations stolen

Bitter grind for 3C’s

Matt and Cassandra Ryan reflected on the importance of Remembrance day. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

Always hoping for peace

Freemasons let down their guards to attract more members

Four people injured in Oldbury crash

No plans for generators to help hills water supply

Zaali Elliott and Anthea Evans competed with the Byford Little Athletics at the weekend. Photograph – Matt Devlin.

Big RSL gift to little athletics

Kelmscott resident Keith Mann with the snakeskin he found at his son’s Byford home. Photograph — Matt Devlin

Stay clear of snakes

Odour report confusion deepens

Help this brave fighter with fundraising

Local Government Minister Tony Simpson and Rivers Regional council chief executive Alex Sheridan witness City of Gosnells mayor Dave Griffiths and Rivers Regional council chairman Ron Hoffman signing the contracts for the alternative waste treatment facility. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

Agreement paves way for reducing waste

Byford Glades residents association member Sylvia Whibley, treasurer Keith Whibley and president John Kirkpatrick are preparing to build the community garden in the Glades estate. Photographs – Matt Devlin.

Byford Glades association digs in

‘Relations now toxic’

Whiff of confusion about odour reports

Richard Dorrough has lived in almost every state in Australia as well as New Zealand since leaving Queensland in 1994.

Mystery of the suspected serial killer who lived in Byford

Banksia park alpaca stud manager Sophie Jackson has been raising alpacas with her family since she was two years old. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

Banksia park wins big at royal show

Serpentine Jarrahdale shire president Keith Ellis is in the spotlight again over his facebook posts.

Ellis’ online rant ‘utterly inappropriate’ says Cala

Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale president Keith Ellis said the shire relied heavily on its band of bushfire brigade volunteers. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

Brigades in need of volunteers

Seniors Minister Tony Simpson, Graceford facility manager Zofia Graham, Mary Powell and her daughter Delys Cumming celebrated Ms Powell’s 105th birthday.

Birthday party number 105

Campbell primary school kindergarten students James Lee and Holly Carter learn about the importance of tree planting.

Little tree planters make a difference

Member for Darling Range Tony Simpson, Liberal candidate for Canning Andrew Hastie, Federal Justice Minister Michael Keenan and Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale president Keith Ellis.

$1.7m for South Western Highway bridge

Will a guard help SJ get meetings under control?

Federal Small Business Minister Bruce Billson at a Business Armadale breakfast on Thursday. Photograph - Robyn Molloy.

NBN in Canning hotly debated

Fight club arrest, police warn parents

Member for Darling Range Tony Simpson and Transport Minister Dean Nalder met with Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale president Keith Ellis in April to discuss the future of the Tonkin Highway.

Long wait for the Tonkin Highway extension continues

Business Armadale president Paul Harrison. Photograph - Robyn Molloy.

Infrastructure, NBN biggest issues for small business

Federal Member for Tangney Dennis Jensen, Jessica McCracken, Flynn Burns, Rossmoyne head of humanities and social sciences Rosinda Seara and Cherry Thomson. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

Students awarded for Anzac projects

Serpentine Jarrahdale president Ric Giblett and Peter Dimopoulos on Anzac day in 2013. Photograph — Robyn Molloy.

War veteran, POW dies aged 90

Alex Papps and Michelle Lim Davidson will present Play School live with Big Ted, Little Ted, Jemima and Humpty.

Big Ted, Jemima to headline Byford act

Dream of new shops alive in Byford

Rowsthorn will have you in stitches about Byford

Jarrahdale students branch into orchard care

Heritage society in Jarrahdale marks 30 years

Mystery of the BMX track $300k

Don Randall’s funeral to be held Friday

State boundary changes no big deal

Amid the World War II terror sprang a man with honour

Vale Don Randall 1953 – 2015

Don was a mentor and friend

‘Fair dinkum bloke’

Nesting help for endangered birds

Recognition between warriors

Car seized by Mundijong police.

Hoon loses his joy ride

Call for sponsors to chip in

Orders defied, gallery chaos

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