Tuesday, August 4, 2020

City of Canning news

Local author is back with new science fiction thriller

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Local author Dan Churach is back with a new novel that asks the reader to consider that the world our parents and grandparents have...

Student’s letter brings about speed zone change

Childcare costs take their toll

‘The time to act is now’

‘Children in Western Australia need it’

Footy legends made life members

Gallery’s big reopening

Local fashion icons take top honours

New movie rides on a wave of emotion

Regional students get a glimpse of uni life

Council to take aim at crash hot spot

New program teaches kids how to manage money

‘I am passionate about addressing and dismantling systematic racism’

Industry says figures quoted by group are not accurate

Sad day for not for profit group

Smiley clocks up three decades on the air

Returning to the shed means a lot for men

Budding science writers urged to enter national competition

Students say it with love

Canning ready for cycling network

‘It is for them to know they are cared for’

Craft group sends a warming message to our most vulnerable

‘The public is disgusted’

‘There’ll be more horrific deaths’

Residents react angrily to Mills St proposal

Research mission to save lives

Club’s triumphant return

Youth health issues a focus for Caleb

‘I want these tenants out’

Pam’s wounds are in good hands

Love of family has kept Helen going

Local students excel at Lego robotics

‘We need First Nations leadership’

‘Practice respect, avoid stereotypes’ says Dean

‘An absolute life of hell’

Officer receives promotion

Indian ANZACs to be honoured at ceremony

Students spread message of hope with local families

Capital works, jobs the focus on funds boost

Sailing legend’s microplastics mission

Salvation Army attempt virtual fundraiser

Local community mourns passing of ‘passionate joker’

Technology set to expand teaching and research

‘State orange family’ celebrate achievements

Stadium reopens with restrictions

Race against time for Stewart

Local cartoonist’s three decades of laughs

MP’s Canberra speech a ‘thank you’ to locals

Local footy team ready

‘The best job I have ever had’

Climate, violence and prejudice top students’ concern list

Students’ virtual run takes them to Brisbane

Langford under seige

Local community featured in new documentary

Expert offers advice on how to protect online privacy

Vinnies needs your help with food drive

Couple’s scam nightmare

Group aims to make Mother’s Day special

“To care for others is called humanity”

Relief package to help homeless and business owners

Council endorses $16.5m coronavirus relief package

Students express feelings about returning to school

MPs discuss issues with constituents via video link up

Top athlete is an amazing young achiever

Fresh concerns over electronic monitoring measures, expert

Salvos have more food hampers for those in need

‘We have a strong and growing sense of family’

Teddy’s big day out

National honour for top teacher

Security expert warns about threat to privacy and civil liberties

Riverton RSL to conduct virtual service

‘I made a promise to stay open even during a crisis and that’s...

Riverton man’s book about the Pay Corps filled with fascinating facts

‘It is important to tell and educate our children as to why we...

Veteran’s call to celebrate “unique” ANZAC Day

‘It can be done everywhere’

Bright idea is booming

Student’s vow to remember them

Law centre busy with Centrelink, rent and domestic enquiries

Fighting the good fight

Council considers rate freeze

Local saviours help families in need

Masks no substitute for social distancing

A new way of learning

Prison game changer retires

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

Get ready to be shocked

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

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