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City of Gosnells news

TAFE staff burnt out

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Concerns about staff shortages, rising workloads and ageing facilities in the TAFE sector have been raised nationally, with new survey results suggesting many teachers...

Gosnells Women’s Collective to host first Open Day

Harsher laws for dangerous drivers on the cards

$50,000 grants open for community groups focused on climate and inclusion

Free program kicks goals

New childcare, medical services approved for Forest Lakes

Rapper 360 bringing regional tour stop to Gosnells

Athletes’ proud moment

Why removing a street tree isn’t as simple as residents think

Rates cash incentive scrapped

Local churches unite for World Day of Prayer service

Screen time putting children’s sight at risk

Budding WA champions

Social housing offers better protection than rent assistance, study finds

“Vibrating… I was literally rocking in my bed” – Locals report sleepness night,...

Brett battles for others

Volunteers invited to join national shorebird count

Ross River cases recorded Gosnells and Canning

Boost for local firies

Rate hike confirms inflation fears as WA households feel the squeeze

Tyre slashers alarm local residents

Ross River virus warning

Volunteers shave for kids

Telstra sends contractors after fence breach sparks safety concerns in Gosnells

Local SES volunteer honoured

Warm weather sparks warning over amoebic meningitis risk in WA

RSPCA WA to expand free pet support days across the state in 2026

Author shares her fight

Gosnells drafts new rules for unhosted short-stay rentals

Local athletes break records

Make Kelmscott great again

Devastating loss led Cathy to find compassionate friends

Locals ditch New Year health goals

Renters pushed to the brink

SJ Chris hangs up his farm hat for the last time

Theatre helps boost confidence

Thousands left without power due to huge storm

Tree removal questioned

Family spreads Christmas joy

Teen honoured for making a difference in community

Huge donation gives back to local families this Christmas

Delays spark backlash

Christmas literacy event a hit

New facilities bring better training to Good Sammy

Wattle House Team raises $12,133 for people doing it tough

Rodney’s top honour

Pia vaults to glory

Family seeks recognition for prison officer’s courage

Local all-rounder juggles international cricket and office life

Students’ amazing invention

Real human body parts used in exhibition

Paying their respects

Warton and Ranford retail centre moves ahead

Stray cat surge impacts both Canning and Gosnells

Local teenagers in push for positive health messages

What WA can learn from the deadly Hurricane Melissa

Students dive into Italian culture after trip abroad

Samuel’s big moment

Comic’s laughter medicine

Ryan’s heart-felt ode to his grandfather takes out first place

Staff shortages ‘leaving prisoners no better off’, Inspector warns

Amanda’s legacy lives on through garden and goodwill

Canning Show set to open early for accessible fun

Warehouse helping feed more families in Kenwick

Designs that shine under the sun

On a mission for the homeless

New council sworn in as Gosnells voters back mix of experience and new...

Maddington siblings take pride in their street

Armadale and Gosnells have highest rates of pet surrenders

Makers meet their market

NFP’s in hall hire win

Local group celebrates 20 years of lending a hand to families

Xavier’s need for speed inspires at Telethon

“It’s a miracle I’m still alive”

Poo…what’s that smell?

Moulding life’s lessons

Collectors mark 55 years with national fair

Students get a moment in the spotlight

Street meet and greet brings local together

New policy could see rate rise

Uninhabitable garage advertised as “two-bedroom” unit

Students strike the right chord

Community rallies around Trevor

Facilities a go after community push

Locals divided as council elections draw near

Buddy program brings schools together through Mandarin

National bird count is back

Sustainable choices a winner for council

Young Lions shine at Thornlie JFC

Maddie’s run started a much-needed conversation

‘Heart of the school’ recognised with national award

Good Sammy tells young people to ‘dare to dream’

Best friends Gina and Guy perform in Noongar Language

Fears new program will leave families without support

Sisters on a mission

Local school in new trial

Books open worlds for Thornlie student

Free entry for dads at Perth Zoo this Father’s Day

Big moments for students

Move over Ronaldo, here comes Rutendo

Puppy raisers wanted

Mine expansion probed

Skilled workers in short supply

Cautious optimism at Acacia as prison rebuilds, but challenges remain

Councils unite for sustainable future in the South East

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