Young trio’s winning idea
Three young Bentley Primary School students have turned an idea to help local children have fun, explore and be kind to others into a...
A puzzling two years
Buying a 60,000-piece jigsaw puzzle seemed like a fun idea to Michael and Craig at the time.
More than two years later, they have finally...
Cat reporting to be simplified
The way residents can report cat-related issues online may soon change after concerns were raised about the lack of a clear option for nuisance...
Big breakfast drive delivers support for homeless
Gosnells residents are helping fill tables with breakfast essentials as part of a month-long drive supporting people experiencing homelessness.
Gosnells Uniting Church is one of...
Covid effects linger, study says
Years after the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, some Australians are still living with lasting effects of the virus, prompting Curtin University researchers to...
More working families turning to food relief, study finds
More employed Australians, university students and families are turning to food relief as cost-of-living pressures continue, according to new Curtin University research.
The qualitative study,...
Housing for Harmony Fields?
Part of Harmony Fields in Maddington could be opened up for future housing under a rezoning proposal backed by the City of Gosnells.
Council voted...
Forgotten murder mystery returns to the stage in Thornlie
A little-known murder mystery written more than 80 years ago will return to the stage this September after its director spent months searching for...
Determined Gosnells Hawks women are on their way to the finals
The Gosnells Football Club Women’s side is finals bound after completing an impressive turnaround in 2026, securing third position on the ladder and a...
Bentley redevelopment moves ahead
The City of Canning and DevelopmentWA are moving ahead with a formal agreement setting out how they will work together on the long-term redevelopment...
British nuclear test veteran finally receives recognition
When Glynne Parry witnessed one of Britain’s first nuclear weapons tests on Christmas Island in 1957, he would never have guessed that 69 years...
Wilson foreshore to become dog-free as Ferndale dog park plans progress
Dogs will be prohibited from part of the Centenary Park West foreshore in Wilson after the City of Canning completes the required public notice...