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City of Canning news

Ming’s conversation mission

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Have you thought about how far a simple conversation can go?For Bentley business owner and R U OK? Community Ambassador Ming Johanson, that question...

Maddie’s run started a much-needed conversation

Good Sammy tells young people to ‘dare to dream’

Best friends Gina and Guy perform in Noongar Language

Council moves to secure long-term waste services

Willetton Reserve set for $1.2m lighting upgrade bid

New Wisteria Park officially opens

War veteran emergency accommodation a WA first

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

Utsav’s giving them a voice

Adenia Park work underway to protect our rivers

Cannington chosen for major affordable housing project

Puppy raisers wanted

Local family’s centenary celebration

Skilled workers in short supply

Canning moves to toughen penalties for tree damage

Cautious optimism at Acacia as prison rebuilds, but challenges remain

Councils unite for sustainable future in the South East

The trip of a lifetime

Push to fix crash hot spots

Shots fired at Cannington business in two linked attacks

Leaders unite to tackle rapid growth in local communities

Trolley dumping eyesore

Financial reward offered to residents who plant trees

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

Is WA’s funeral pricing code working?

Local schools partner for sport

Black spots to receive $57million fix

Local burglary remains unsolved

Colourful convoy rolls out for charity

New grants to help WA small businesses grow

Hannah packs a punch

Latest Hakea report paints a bleak picture

New chapter begins for rotary handover lunch

Local drivers on notice

Community legal centres – a valuable local asset

Growers, start your legumes

Two new sections for local Art Awards

Police probe Thornlie theft and fraud offences

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

Councillors suffer in silence

Man pointing at lotto ticket.

The lotto legend of Maddington

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

Security scheme helps residents feel safer

Willetton man, 39, facing fraud charges

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

Bus stop upgrade or blunder?

WA’s road toll surges

Families left behind as Willetton PlayConnect+ playgroup closes

Local kids from Chinese background get a kick out of AFL

Students rethink a world after war in Global Future Challenge

Conrad Sewell brings stripped-back soul to Thornlie

One dollar, too many taxes

Scammers are stealing you

Age-friendly grants available

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

Willetton juniors to represent WA

Young leaders champion change

New Willetton op shop is a hit with customers and cats

Dinosaurs have invaded Perth and you’re invited

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

Canning kindness breaks records as locals donate over 1,700 essential items

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

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

Jobseeker garden bears fruit

Canning council adopts “modest” rate rise

Is there life after prison?

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

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

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

Cash rebates on offer to green up your verge

A celebration of voices and culture

Grants up for grabs in Canning

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