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    Cedric Hohrmann from Armadale talks crime with Labor candidate for Canning Matt Keogh and deputy Labor leader Tanya Plibersek in the Jull Street mall. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Keogh talks Kelmscott

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    Armadale Mayor Henry Zelones and member for Armadale Tony Buti on Armadale Road as part of the City of Armadale’s community connect south campaign.

    Labor pledges road funding

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    Tash Thornton and daughter Krystal were victims of a spate of burglaries in Camillo and Kelmscott over August. Photograph – Matt Devlin.

    Burglars caught after spate of thefts in Camillo and Kelmscott

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    State opposition leader Mark McGowan, Member for Gosnells Chris Tallentire, Member for Cannington Bill Johnston and shadow transport minister Rita Saffioti announced Labor’s recommitment to extend the Thornlie line at Thornlie train station this week.

    Metronet back on Labor agenda

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    Cockburn mayor Logan Howlett and Armadale mayor Henry Zelones at the Nicholson Road intersection with traffic banking up 800 metres either side of Armadale Road. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Mayors rally for $280m funding

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    Armadale 24/7 police station back on the agenda

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    Keogh stands for employment, training

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    No job too small: Hastie

    Robyn Molloy -

    Transport Minister visits Denny Avenue, promises ‘ideas’

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    Call for councillors

    Hamish Hastie -
    Labor Canning by-election candidate Matt Keogh, opposition leader Bill Shorten and federal member for Perth Alannah MacTiernan at Mr Keogh’s family home in the Kelmscott.

    Candidates make a move on Canning

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    Grandfather of clocks passes skills to students

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