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    Denny Ave

    Denny Ave

    Speed may drop to 50km/h in Kelmscott

    Hamish Hastie -
    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

    Robyn Molloy -

    Fake sign causes widespread confusion at notorious intersection

    Mel Dee -

    Armadale projects need more funds

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    Congestion tops the priority list for Keogh

    Amy Blom -

    City sets priorities, no sign of Denny Ave

    Hamish Hastie -

    Denny deemed dangerous

    Hamish Hastie -

    Keogh stands for employment, training

    Hamish Hastie -

    Boom gates’ closing marks the end of ‘risky road’

    Annalise Hunt -

    Denny Ave roadworks nearing completion

    Annalise Hunt -

    Denny Ave, bridge the hot debate topics

    Hamish Hastie -
    Armadale chief executive Ray Tame, Member for Canning Don Randall and assistant minister for infrastructure and regional development Jamie Briggs discussing the $1.5 million of black spot projects announced for the City of Armadale. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Put pressure on Nalder

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