Friday, September 21, 2018

City of Gosnells news

“We see no commitment from council”

Cam Findlay -
An environmental group dedicated to protecting Kenwick’s Brixton Wetlands has made a strong statement in council once again, arguing they have received no guarantee...

Clocking up 50 years of local history

“It’s a sad position we’re in”

Great result for debating team

Students taught how to battle the bugs

Lemongate “bribe” scandal

Eco warriors ready to hit the road

Carnival time in Southern River

Book characters aplenty

“We want an upgrade”

Battling Sophie’s illness

Science gateways

Sleep out to save them

Finding literacy treasures

Six decades of wedded bliss

Mother traumatised

All about team work

Goodbye to her family in blue

Mayor’s motions denied

It’s a literary affair

Unique fire conditions in Perth hills

Students take a stand

Team argues the point

Couple vow to fight on

Working with wiggly worm farms

Clubhouse gets the nod

Cross goes ahead despite objections 

Legends share their knowledge of the game

Caring Carolyn’s rescue mission

Couple wanted by police

A toast to Toastmasters

Big brains ready to take on car rally experience

A taste of farm life

School vying for top honours

Real-life program gives young students the edge

Officer remembered for his sacrifice 20 years on

Six decades of wedded bliss

From Noongar to Arabic, it’s all part of the lesson

A day for little green thumbs

Police station’s facelift

Gosnells gets Pinked

Thornlie set to be bowled over

Are any of these items yours?

SES kept busy due to wild weather call outs

Protestors send message to council

Terrific teepees

Wild police chase

Application to keep three dogs sparks debate

Wild weather set to continue

Black Spot fix

Ready to take on WA’s best

Assault victim’s overwhelming support

Poker gets the nod

Mixed response to new tower

A pawfect Christmas in July

Spate of car break-ins

Sporting facilities on the forefront

Culture focus during NAIDOC

Motorheads have their day

Elderly man robbed while shopping for groceries

‘Too many questions not answered’

‘We just don’t risk it’

Yomi Ship: It’s in the Blood

Tavern to go ahead with extension despite concerns

‘Nobody wants this ban’

Freestyle street footy is where it’s at

Gosnells’ rates set to rise

A rocking good NAIDOC Week

Christmas in July for homeless pets

A call out for members to fill historical gaps

People power: application voted down

Mayor walks out during debate

Club’s top honour

Volunteers show their green side

Local artist does it for grandma

History lesson comes early for Ashburton’s students

Police say they have found a body believed to be Ian Collett

Body found in bushland

Thousands celebrate fun-filled festival

‘P’eed off with ferals’

Bollards given six-month trial

House fire in Thornlie kills two

Refuges service funding boost

Young given their say

Memories of a Gosnells legend

Mayor’s medal mistake

Eyes on the streets

Reaching for the sun

Police conduct arrests after assault on elderly couple

“It scared the life out of our two kids”

Businesses team up to fight graffiti menace

Students bake for a cause

“It’s not acceptable to put an access road through our residence”

Farewell old friend

Armed man arrested after Canning Vale manhunt

Ian Collett search reaches sixth day

School comes to life

$180 million overpass fix for Tonkin Highway

Sisters successful push for new local play area

High adoption rate shows greyhounds make great pets

Gosnells man, 79, in intensive care after burglary

Missing Canning Vale man

Police investigate shooting in Gosnells

Mayor’s vanishing Facebook post

Free showers for those down on their luck

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