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    Canning chief executive Lyn Russell with mayor Paul Ng and staff. Photograph – Matt Devlin.

    Canning CEO to retire

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    Parkwood resident Mary Cash has been volunteering for the southern district netball association for more than 50 years. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    50 years of netball

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    Kelmscott hills resident Matt Rule is worried about the impact high density development in the Clifton Street south precinct will have on the area. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Residents worried by density hike

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    Santa’s workshop volunteer and Parkwood resident Delys Barry is no elf but she does help bring happiness to the lives of children during Christmas. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Magical workshop

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    Kylie Gwilym, Heather Stewart-Johnson and David James are looking for some help in their Friday night kitchen. The kitchen has opened up weekly because of an increased demand. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    More hands needed in the soup kitchen

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    City of Canning staff Liz Griggs, Mark Forter and Tanya Francis working at the good samaritan industries in Canning Vale on December 1. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Inclusion focus of disability week

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    Carols in Canning

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    Member for Armadale Tony Buti and Roleystone fruit grower and hill orchard improvement group spokesman Brett Del Simone are worried the sale of market city will jeopardise the future of the fresh produce industry in Perth. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Growers fear future of market city

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    Julie Robert with her daughter Janelle Edmondson and five-week-old grandson Finn Edmondson. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Study, support for rare cancer ‘stinks’

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    Curtin higher degree by research art student David Attwood. Photograph – Matt Devlin.

    Exhibition challenges assumptions

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    Willetton floral designer Christine Blackshaw won third place in the annual Tesselaar top gun competition last month for her design inspired by succulents. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Succulent win

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    Security called to first Canning meeting

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