Sunday, March 7, 2021

City of Gosnells news

Fire in Gosnells causes $400,000 damage

Thomas Munday -
Flames ripped through a house on Corfield Street, in Gosnells, on Monday afternoon, causing an estimated $400,000 in damages.Department of Fire and Emergency Services...

Community and sports hub essential: Gosnells Mayor

Bollards stolen from Canning Vale pharmacy

Driving stunt alarms Maddington community

Dean’s medical mission

Friday ready for 2021 Paralympic journey

Football club prepared for action-packed season

Southern River MLA re-launches chicanes campaign

Gosnells community praised for lockdown response

Jordan’s journey to a better life

Losses for Perth against Adelaide, Brisbane

Scouts urge you to dob, dob, dob in a scammer

Major boost for Bengali community

A true animal hero

Move over Rocky

Byford & Districts Country Club

Truck driver pleads guilty

Doing it for the kids

Calls for tighter security

Club’s huge milestone

From footy to a career

A decline in junior football is here

Woman self-harms in front of children

Sisters booting goals

Mayor says questions ‘vexatious’

‘Everyone is horrified’

‘It’s about dignity and independence’

Uni predicts $60 million revenue shortfall

Free mental health programs for local sport clubs

East Cannington elderly man dies

RTRFM’s Radiothon a success

Workers rewarded

Plastic and recycle, fantastic ideas

Jim and Beth and POOPed

MasterChef calling for Sandy

International students opt to defer

Support William Langford Community House

Support William Langford Community House

cheerleading and dance routine for ‘R U OK’ day

Cheerleading and dance routine for ‘R U OK’ day

Talented students, GOS Art competition

Talented students – Art is in the blood

Kenwick sewerage demand action

Residents demand action on sewerage

not your pizza

Not your pizza: run-in with deputy mayor

Resident questions rates assessment method

Gracey is back with ‘Courage’

Our mum of the year

WoW program has a focus on respect and understanding

‘Neglected for far too long’

Local author is back with new science fiction thriller

Childcare costs take their toll

Push to help disabled kids

‘Children are very much affected by family and domestic violence’

Snouts out of the trough – $20,000 dinner won’t go ahead

‘Children in Western Australia need it’

Elvis makes a surprise visit for Ellen’s 100th

‘That is an appalling record’

New courses and fee cuts for TAFE students

New Tesla battery a first for the City of Gosnells

Salvos op shop to reopen

Locals step up to help family

New movie rides on a wave of emotion

‘I am passionate about addressing and dismantling systematic racism’

Ready to have a ball

Carer’s footpath win

Local wildlife rescue group up for top welfare award

Industry says figures quoted by group are not accurate

Vapers fight against ban

Sad day for not for profit group

Smiley clocks up three decades on the air

Returning to the shed means a lot for men

Budding science writers urged to enter national competition

Bill turns 100-years-old and 92 in Gosnells

Resident’s public statement refused by Gosnells mayor

Lost Rosie’s lucky day

‘A small gesture can have a massive impact’

Shelter issues magpie warning

‘The public is disgusted’

New cycling network gets green light

Resident expresses anguish over trees

Council addresses concerns over truck turnaround areas

Kelvin Road facility endorsed by council

‘He fights every step of the way’

‘There’ll be more horrific deaths’

Cleaners have their special day

Absence questioned

Young refugee to speak

Local author reveals her ‘dusty heart’ in new novel

Published authors at just 17

Love of family has kept Helen going

‘Unlike gossip mags, a good story never dates’

‘We need First Nations leadership’

Officer receives promotion

Students focus on the value of listening

Indian ANZACs to be honoured at ceremony

Students rewarded for sustainability focus

Students spread message of hope with local families

Capital works, jobs the focus on funds boost

‘She set a great example’

For Michael, art is therapy

Local cartoonist’s three decades of laughs

MP’s Canberra speech a ‘thank you’ to locals

Climate, violence and prejudice top students’ concern list

Students’ virtual run takes them to Brisbane

Langford under seige

Residents boogie on down

Expert offers advice on how to protect online privacy

Vinnies needs your help with food drive

‘I was absolutely appalled’ – MP

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