Monday, May 16, 2022

City of Canning news

Student honoured by award

Liam Ducey -
Southern River College student councillor Katie Russell is a mentor for local youth, leader of the College’s Activist’s Club and has shaved her head...

Trail walks trending

Centre’s future in doubt

“Just donate from your heart”

Students honour our diggers

Captain’s heartbreak as season ends for Bulldogs

Government, police to be consulted about security

Figures show rise in crime for suburbs

Death of a team

Road rage: Southern Link Rd to go ahead

Terminal cancer patient’s plea

Drivers take in motoring days of old

No place like home

Pre-election cash splash begins on Nicholson Road

No comparison says animal welfare group

New chief executive starts next month

Gosnells mayor contracts Covid

A passion for parkruns

Golf course delayed due to financial concerns

Fitness program the way to go for mums and bubs

Academic’s prison hell

Hidden cable delays works

Back to the days of radio

Giving it her best shot

Had a fall? No problem

Foreshore renaming delayed

Michael’s a man on a mission to beat childhood cancer

Open space tax voted down

“You just have to be prepared”

Concerns sent to PM

City of Canning’s new chief executive announced

Polls show parties on even keel

Mayor forced to apologise

Want to learn to skateboard?

Group plans protest

Hall of fame inductee a true inspiration for others

Peter Bol makes his old school proud

School’s devastation

Few cans but masks now a problem

New Lynwood basketball half-court on the cards

Facilities could close as meetings go online

A tax too far

Greg is ready to unveil his beasts

New stations for Queens Park and Cannington

School in the know while council kept in the dark

Questions left unanswered

How to avoid crime stress… hide your keys

Aldridge and Mayor go head to head

Name change for Shelley foreshore on the cards

Nightmare on Elm Street

Councils join forces to protect rivers

Former deputy mayor awarded medal

Disability inclusion wins Rob a big gong

Vollies prove they have the power

Parents devastated by gutless attack

Lucky to survive

The fight of his life

Cities have differing policies

Most pollies vaccinated

MP being extra cautious

Tributes flow in for legend of the airwaves

Sam’s gift of giving

Book an appointment

Gardeners aim to feed the community

Rossmoyne, Willetton up there with the very best

“There’s no way around it”

Insurance costs could destroy events

Mystery surrounds good Samaritan

Birds are dying

Henry falls a fowl of the law

Flyer “gutless and destructive”

“The best Christmas news I could have hoped for”

City stays quiet about staff savings

Young physicists lead the way

Young fighter’s performance “inspirational”

Residents ready to light up

Larissa’s hard work receives a just reward

“Facial recognition thinks I’m a different person now”

Nut trees poisoned

Twelve year old fighter ready for the best

Cloud of suspicion hangs over Canning council

Couple’s push to save local park

Hair today, gone tomorrow

Search for new chief begins

Elderly man killed in crash

Nurse charged

City’s big tree push

A hair-raising tally

Work delayed after asbestos find

“We’re sick of watching these dogs die”

It’s all about the mixed grill

Voters turn out to bring about change

not your pizza

Departing deputy fires broadside

Drone gold for Gould

“It’s okay to be not okay”

Charity seeks face painter

Sage’s thankful gesture

Kiosk owners give generously to children

“We had to keep him alive”

Fathers and daughters bond on bails

Willetton fighter headed for the UFC

Club won’t confirm if man allegedly shot himself in the foot

Shed Men rally behind Sage’s cancer fight

Ariya’s AFL glory moment

Seven-year-old rides for other children with cancer

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