Tuesday, June 15, 2021

Local Schools news

Students learn to move it or lose it

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Beenyup Primary School showed their support for active healthy lifestyles by encouraging their students to enjoy a walk to school, for National Walk Safely...

Local student’s perspective on inspiration

A celebration of mothers and their daughters

A special morning for dads

Local schools do their bit for ANZAC

New era in fire fighting

Armadale skills, jobs boost with new hub

Local sporting legend honoured

Artist vs helicopter

POOPS needs you

More than a word

Local activities aplenty this WA Day long weekend

Students pour it on for seniors

Lost turtle may be 20 years old

Going above and beyond

From prison to success – local rapper is FiveEightz of the way there

“Be patient and arrive safely”

“Shameless political fix”

Councillor’s storm fundraiser

Local photographers capture the moment

How do you eat ice cream, or cry, in outer space?

Monks celebrate Buddha’s birthday

Audiences taken on an international music tour

Burn-offs keep fire risk low

Flu cases expected to increase

“Absolute nightmare”

Pursuit ends in Jull St Mall

‘We built Armadale Road’

A life well lived

‘I developed a vivid imagination’

Local rowing makes waves

Fireworks for WA Day

Tony gets the jab

Mother’s plea after car catches fire

Local student’s perspective on inspiration

Local artist takes out $12,000 prize

Grab a coffee and make new friends

A space for creativity and adventure

“Some hot competition” at event

Byford line on the way

New Lions ready to roar

A celebration of mothers and their daughters

Dazzling talent on display

Our mental health heroes

Festival was far out man

Brigade’s $1.7 million new home

Colour brings in New Year

No, no, no…yes…. it’s the Vicar

‘His legacy endures’

A special morning for dads

Local schools do their bit for ANZAC

Huge boost for local club

Underpass finally opens

Food demand increases

New lots for estate

Hooning, vandalism concerns

Couple’s bid to help victim

Ironing out postnatal depression

Armadale ANZAC service to go ahead

Entertainment aplenty headed your way

Veteran suicide too high

‘Many came from the local area’

MP wants his local put back into his electorate

It’s in the blood for artist

Meet the graffiti busters

Trio steers ship back to its roots

Memories of local cenotaph wanted

Crime decrease during COVID- stats reveal

Callous thieves steal 81-year-old’s bike

Kelmscott man dies

Seven decades of love

Boom gates’ closing marks the end of ‘risky road’

Program keeping young out of prison reaps rewards

Group’s mission to save our rivers

‘I had a cancer scare’

Van brings hope to the streets

Speaking their mind

Program relieves financial burden on violence victims

Get your buns out

Stop the fatalities

Roleystone takes the flag

Armadale women’s victory a first

Living in Harmony

Selena’s sensational shave

Brothers on a mission

Yes, Minister – Buti promoted to Cabinet

Council knocks back MP’s $250,000 offer

Sara’s years of hard work pay off

Monks offer inner peace

Denny Ave roadworks nearing completion

Our local champions

Three options for Jull Street – now it’s your turn

Could you live on $43.50 a day?

Ride for ‘Jiver’

A champion for the little man

Horse champion’s bold move

Loud socks help students hear

Our top lifeguards

Dugite warning

Angle grinder started scrap yard blaze

Ron’s guardian angels

Parvo virus warning

Jessica’s art set to take over Perth

Life’s now a volleyball beach party at Piara Waters

School promised new sports and arts hall

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