Saturday, July 24, 2021

City of Canning news

Newly elected cannabis MP wants to change the way we think

Tim Mayne -
There is a whole sub section of society that isn’t being addressed by the current political system, according to one of WA’s newest members...

Black dust plagues Shelley households

Campaign against Canning Vale detention centre launched

Councillors back new Shelley park plan

Outlet to install ‘rooftop balloon’ signage in Thornlie

Death of dolphin calf sparks outrage

East Cannington local honours WA workers

Canning CEO under fire over “demeaning” verbal altercation

Cousins key to Queens Park triumph

Members of Parliament roll-up for vaccine campaign

Tennis stars prepare for Melbourne tournament

Local boxers impress on national stage

New signs placed along Shelley Foreshore

Award win for Riverton RSL president

Fishermen detrimental to Wadjup Point: CCREPA

Gardening workshops on the way

Canning Districts RSL to hold special commemorations

Canning Vale resident giving back to help bushfire victims

Road safety in the spotlight

Canning council honours attack victim

Canning Districts, Riverton RSLs prepared for ANZAC Day 2021

Tigers destroy Lightning in Willetton

Cousins makes lauded return to footy

Queens Park cancer survivor leading the charge

Plea from Riverton Navy veteran heard

Parkrun pride for Riverton Parkinson’s sufferer

Tigers all-set for NBL1 West 2021

Centre key to 2023 Women’s World Cup: WA Govt

Injured birds found in Shelley, Riverton

Residents angered by bus shelter damage

Big chance for Queens Park athlete

Canning community enjoys new trishaw

Liberals announce $25m commitment for top Lynwood school

ALP childcare policy essential: Albanese

Tigers destroy Riverton in semi-final showdown

Foreshore hampered by criminal behaviour

Bollards stolen from Canning Vale pharmacy

Dean’s medical mission

‘Stick by the rules and stay home’: Canning community

Fighting for farmers’ rights

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

Riverton RSL ready for Christmas ride

Major boost for Bengali community

Kent Street Weir plan moves another step forward

Future of OSHC facility secured

A true animal hero

Move over Rocky

Doing it for the kids

Calls for tighter security

Club’s huge milestone

‘We need each other’

From footy to a career

A decline in junior football is here

Woman self-harms in front of children

Finding an avenue to serve

Flagging asbestos shame

Sisters booting goals

Mayor says questions ‘vexatious’

‘Everyone is horrified’

‘It’s about dignity and independence’

Uni predicts $60 million revenue shortfall

Free mental health programs for local sport clubs

East Cannington elderly man dies

National Science Week a success for local school

New Willetton Stadium wows local sport fans

International students opt to defer

New Year’s Day fireworks cancelled

Support William Langford Community House

Support William Langford Community House

cheerleading and dance routine for ‘R U OK’ day

Cheerleading and dance routine for ‘R U OK’ day

Saving our Northern Quoll

Kenwick sewerage demand action

Residents demand action on sewerage

CAN Noise reduction

Noise issues – local residents asked to have a say

St Nornert - Jennifer Lewis

Jennifer Lewis draws upon the past

Doco about local college a huge hit

Local actor in major role in TV drama

not your pizza

Not your pizza: run-in with deputy mayor

WoW program has a focus on respect and understanding

Digital signage on the way

‘Neglected for far too long’

Local author is back with new science fiction thriller

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’

‘That is an appalling record’

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

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