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    Manhunt moves to Armadale

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    Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale president Keith Ellis said the shire relied heavily on its band of bushfire brigade volunteers. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Brigades in need of volunteers

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    Maree Lemme and nephew Vincent Wilson made up the third and fourth generation of cheese makers at Borrello Cheese in Oakford. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Cheese to please

    Amy Blom -
    Civic pride action group volunteers Graeme and Don provide a vital service to City of Armadale residents but now they need some more help. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Volunteers needed

    Hamish Hastie -
    East Cannington resident Desmond Bowers wants tougher asbestos policies from the city. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Asbestos concerns

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    Puppy at play. Photographs — Matt Devlin.

    Puppy charm

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    Newly appointed federal Assistant Health Minister Ken Wyatt at the Roe Highway upgrades in May. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Wyatt promoted in new ministry

    Amy Blom -
    Seniors Minister Tony Simpson, Graceford facility manager Zofia Graham, Mary Powell and her daughter Delys Cumming celebrated Ms Powell’s 105th birthday.

    Birthday party number 105

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    Canning by-election candidate Matt Keogh may contest the new seat of Burt at next year’s federal election. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Not the end for Matt Keogh

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    Voters have political fatigue

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    Inquiry found failings but no corruption

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    Campbell primary school kindergarten students James Lee and Holly Carter learn about the importance of tree planting.

    Little tree planters make a difference

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