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Armadale residents have until Saturday, February 21 to have their say about a six-storey affordable and social housing proposal within the Kelmscott district centre, according to Development WA (DWA). Of the 65 proposed multiple dwellings, 50 would be allocated as...
More children are being diagnosed with short sightedness, as local optometrist warns that increased screen time and reduced outdoor play are accelerating the problem and affecting learning in the classroom. Maddington Optometrist Partner Vincent Ho said he had noticed a...

Tired of the dumping

The cost of disposing unwanted goods is eating into funds intended for dementia support, says Forget Me Not (FMN) op shop owner and manager Leanne King. Ms King said the small family-run store based in Kelmscott, directs all of its...

Budding WA champions

Years of early mornings and training on the court have paid off for four St Norbert College students who will represent Western Australia at...

Social housing offers better protection than rent assistance, study finds

Government support, for thousands of low-income renters, is meant to ease pressure as rent climbs. But new research suggests that for many, cash assistance...

Brett battles for others

Being nominated for Community Citizen of the Year and receiving a Certificate of Appreciation was not an ending for Thornlie resident, Brett Robert, rather...

Hoons tear up local roads

Volunteers shave for kids

Dan’s all about helping others

Merri’s a quiet achiever

Leaping for success

Author shares her fight

Free program boosts families

Upgrade for problem road

Theatre helps boost confidence

Jan’s a quiet achiever

Sick of vandalism

Germans mix it with locals

Local star’s big selection

An amazing comeback

Big win for local authors

Young actors bring smiles

Delays spark backlash

Kath’s mission of giving

Rodney’s top honour

Persistence pays for Kathy

Beware the Wolf

Putting her heart on paper

Students’ amazing invention

Local heritage lost

Town growth concerns

Local physio calls it a day

Resident’s fire concern

Comic’s laughter medicine

A book to call their own

Wheels for the homeless

Local model wows New York

Our newest Rhodes Scholar

Makers meet their market

Dream reaps rewards

Moulding life’s lessons

Emergency review deferred

Tree branch nearly hits man’s partner

Armadale cup a huge hit

Charity wedding cause

Meeting to address flooding

Locals divided as council elections draw near

National bird count is back

Young Lions shine at Thornlie JFC

A shot at the big time

Ming’s conversation mission

Business is booming

Hub’s Hope to end DV

Utsav’s giving them a voice

Expansion concerns grow

Local family’s centenary celebration

Sammy’s giving back

Mine expansion probed

Push to fix crash hot spots

Julie’s bold, brave move

Social media ban probe

Local club proudly turns 40

Trolley dumping eyesore

Local singer bursts onto the scene

Local legends recognised

Choir helps the needy

Why are we all so poor?

Lily puts Australia on the map

Hannah packs a punch

Lara’s fight for awareness

Maisie the dog is a true Scot

Holly hits musical heights

Mum of three makes the finals

Club celebrates 40 proud years

Students show their smiles

Girls give it their all

Homeless camp alarms residents

Fifty years of NAIDOC

Young leaders champion change

Danille blitzes dance competition

Jobseeker garden bears fruit

Local DJ eyes off competition at 64

Stop the silent extinction

Playgroup closure devastates families

“I kicked cancer’s butt”

Little for SE in State budget

Local family’s safety mission

Left in the gutter

Locals protest sand mine

Louise marks 400 games

RSL thefts cause outrage

New top cop is living the dream

Club’s massive milestone

We have been sold out

Beware of online shopping scams

For Ajay, ANZAC Day means everything

Beloved IGA trio calls it a day