Wednesday, April 1, 2020

City of Canning news

Prison game changer retires

Geraldine Alphonse -
Western Australia’s longest serving female prison superintendent Jan Allen has retired after 32 years with Corrective Services.The woman credited with launching Bentley’s Boronia Pre-Release...

Michael’s lasting gesture for his nana

New schooling arrangements

Volunteers pitch in to make face masks

Police report crime reduction, but domestic violence up

Council meetings to go online

Plush bear hunt adds a bit of magic to children’s lives

Cultural day goes ahead from a distance

Parents remove kids after bus driver tests positive

Local clubs devastated by season postponement

Newly elected councillor has a key focus for Bannister Ward

Mural marks harmony event

Curtin’s vision captured

‘I will not panic buy’

Climate ideas are exploding at school

King of the Hill the latest to be delayed

From prison to young achiever

Confronting audiences with tough issues.

Crowd pay their respects to downed WWII pilot

Brilliant minds bring change

‘It’s something to be judged, hated or loved’

Former paramedic’s education mission

Popular dance group at risk

Fifth time lucky for Willow

Sikh Heritage Trail remembers life of downed WWII pilot

Successful fundraising at Boronia

Local man steps in to help those in need

Six children, 13 grandkids and 20 great grandchildren help Patrocinio celebrate

Classic tale given a new twist

Exhibition celebrates a legacy of survival

Racing industry embarks on major welfare program

Local artist is on a bush appreciation mission

Hard work pays off

Meet Western Australia’s newest tennis sensation

Danyl is ready to take on the world

Students ready to jazz it up

Peak water body allays resident’s fire fear

Tributes flow for kind and generous soul

Pet dog found after going missing for 18 months

Dance group’s groovy mission

‘Bullying must stop immediately’

Group alarmed at dog deaths

Kevin’s a man on a mission

Nothing strange about art works

Club’s mission to keep older internet users safe

For Betty helping others is a true labour of love

Questions raised over sports funding

Illness can’t keep local achiever down

Life’s a beach for Ethan

Local student goes from Gosnells to the Superbowl

Transition program helps ease the big leap

Mid Week Eats goes global

The ‘Best’ in the business

There’s just no stopping Ivan

‘It is helping and supporting each other, that’s who we are’

Locals honoured

Fire expert’s efforts recognised

Rehabilitative work on show

Money raised from all walks of life for fires

Family pitches in to help Gav

Local lifesaver among our nation’s very best

Ethan’s tips for ATAR success

Local fiery duo ready to unleash new performance

‘The only time you need to beat is your own’

Literacy program proves to be popular with prisoners

Quiet achiever’s stunning result

Large attendance at hot carols night

New version of old tale

East Cannington resident Desmond Bowers wants tougher asbestos policies from the city. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

Asbestos disease not an increased risk, new study claims

Young chef John has a bright future ahead of him

Local video gamers take out victory

New rickshaw group a hit with residents

It was Lego fantastic

‘I feel like a butterfly that’s been reborn’

JB and his blaze of glory

Excellence in art goes on display

Nahan calling it a day

Creating a glorious feast this Christmas

Sisters fight, compete against world’s best

Getting to know your neighbourhood

Soccer the key to helping those with cerebral palsy

Call out for senior football players

Tough comp tests players

Have your say on library changes

Adventurous teen gains three awards

Honours for top K9s

‘Park is a failure for people with disability’

Heather’s bold mission

‘Nothing to say sorry for’

Getting the upgrades it deserves

Tackling the issue of local homelessness in Canning

Button battery concerns

What a popular themed session

Fire fighting strong

Women to get a chance at playing footy for Willetton

Bringing everyone together

Designer’s hard work pays off

Athlete humbled by top award from Curtin Uni

First time visit to Darwin

Drones the new eyes for police in the air

Experience global arts

Plastic realisation

Footy club looking to create women’s team for next year

Clarke gives her heart to rom-com

‘We are all Australian’

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