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    Oakford resident Joyce Erceg is encouraging councils to think greener. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    City of Armadale goes green

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    School pulls together for the needy

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    Charlie Lawson plays with animal puppets at the opening of the child and parent centre in Gosnells. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Parent and child centre opens in Gosnells

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    Bill Dewhurst with one of the dingoes at the newly opened education facility in Kaarakin black cockatoo conservation centre. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Kaarakin opens education centre

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    Armadale resident Alex Cutting installed more than 80,000 lights in his yard for a Lifeline display. Photograph – Matt Devlin.

    Christmas lights addiction helps others

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    The Bailey’s grandchildren including 18-month-old Havana, eight-week-old Jordan, Emily, 9, Ella Jane, 5, Sophie, 2, Dylan, 11, and Noah, 7, enjoy the lights. Photograph – Matt Devlin.

    Reaching out with lights

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    Gravel mine proposed for black cockatoo breeding site

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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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    Police respond to crime hike

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    Consulate Court in Thornlie has lit up for Christmas. Photographs — Matt Devlin.

    Go see the lights

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    Armadale mayor Henry Zelones at the Hello World Christmas window display in Jull Street. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Window dressing festive style

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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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