Man charged with Jull Street assault to appear in court

Police raid a home during an operation, which has resulted in 140 people being charged with more than 420 offences.

Drugs, guns, stolen property seized

Renal nurse practicioner Casey Light carried out pilot studies into the hepatitis revaccination program to find improvements for haemodialysis patients. Photograph — Kelly Pilgrim-Byrne.

Improving life for patients a priority for Casey

Vietnam veteran and Serpentine Jarrahdale RSL president Ric Giblett was instrumental to the creation of Anzac Memorial Park in the Glades, Byford. He is pictured here at the park’s opening in April 2015 with RSL state president Graham Edwards, also a Vietnam veteran. Photograph — Robyn Molloy.

Honouring the spirit of Vietnam vets at Long Tan

Desmond Hayes will reflect on his service in Vietnam this Anzac Day. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

‘Thanks’ welcomed by digger

Somalia and Iraq veteran and Piara Waters resident Warren Campbell says leaving a young family behind was one of the hardest parts of his service. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

‘Family suffer too’

Gosnells PCYC centre manager Jackie Abbott is disappointed thieves targeted the Royal Street centre. Photograph - Matt Devlin.

Devastated by damage to PCYC

Byford Progress Association president Colleen Rankin, Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale president John Erren and artist Len Zuks welcome traffic inspector Charlie Knox back to his old post on South Western Highway. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

Traffic inspector back on the job

Pay rates at core of fruit industry dilemma

Labor candidate for Southern River Terry Healy, Gosnells resident Bonnie Choyce, Maddington resident Rachael Tarnawskyj and Labor leader Mark McGowan discuss employment concerns.

Catch-22 for youth job security

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