From Kelmscott to Canberra
From 27 June to 3 July, Kelmscott Senior High School’s Year Nine students enjoyed an enriching and memorable week exploring Australia’s political, cultural, scientific,...
Nolan’s latest Greek mythology epic has all the right ingredients
Christopher Nolan has once more brought epic cinema to audiences, and this time, he’s delving into the world of mythology.
The Odyssey, based on the...
Plunging for a cause
The WA Police Force Rangers Gosnells Unit has returned to the Polar Plunge every year since the fundraiser began in Western Australia, raising money...
Hawks secure two finals berths in mixed round 14 results
Gosnells Football Club celebrated a successful weekend despite mixed results across the grades, with the Women’s and Colts sides both securing their places in...
Scaled-back SPLASH plan aims to keep aquatic centre project alive
Plans for the City of Gosnells’ proposed SPLASH aquatic centre have been revised after council backed a staged approach to the project in response...
Alcoa to acquire South 32
Alcoa has announced that it arranged a definitive agreement to acquire South32 Limited’s interests in bauxite mining, alumina refinery and aluminum smelter operations.
This deal will be...
Students gain an insight into real-world building experience
Curtin University construction students will soon learn using the same digital software used on major building and infrastructure projects through a new partnership with...
Group says median strips an ‘eyesore’
The Kelmscott Progress Network (KPN) has raised concerns regarding the quality and upkeep of local median strips.
“It’s disappointing that, for the second time in...
A pioneer performance
Roleystone band the Jarrah Celts recently performed at Armadale History House, demonstrating the musical potential of the old instruments housed there.
Throughout the evening, the...
Early intervention the key to preventing youth crime
The anti-youth crime On Track To Thrive program is about giving troubled youth the best possible start in life, according to Attorney General Tony...
Business owners raise security fears about Jull St Mall
Concerns have been raised about antisocial conduct at and around Jull St Mall.
The Examiner spoke to several locals and shopkeepers in the area, who...
Signs make horse sense
Thirty-eight horse trail signs have recently been installed in the Darling Downs Equestrian Park (DDEP).
The DDEP comprises about 76 hectares of reserves, which include...