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    Easter’s just a nose away

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    Jarrahdale Primary School students Peter Denholm, Jasper Richards and Sienna Young get creative for Easter. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Bonnets on parade

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    Megan sets the dance floor on fire

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    Byford resident Peter Godden is disappointed the Millbrace Bridge will be demolished. Photograph — Kelly Pilgrim-Byrne.

    Historic bridge doomed

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    Armadale Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service captain Andrew Clift in the service’s new hazmat structural rescue truck. Mr Clift will be honoured for his 30 years of service on April 10. Photograph — Kelly Pilgrim-Byrne.

    Three decades of service

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    Camillo resident Robert Halls, 98, was a Rat of Tobruk, a name Australian soldiers wore proudly after the Tobruk siege 75 years ago. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Soldier recalls Rat of Tobruk days

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    Parkwood Intensive English Centre deputy principal Letchme Paul with students who will be involved in the multicultural festival celebrations. Photograph — Kelly Pilgrim-Byrne.

    ‘Validating cultures’

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    Canning Agricultural, Horticultural and Recreational Society superintendent Terry Ilich, executive officer Dianne Begg, committee member Geoff Moor and marketing and events manager Ryan Schulz. Photograph — Kelly Pilgrim-Byrne.

    New showgrounds on show in November

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    Quick action halts blaze

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    Art helps with depression

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    Step ahead for justice precinct

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    Armadale nurses line up for top awards

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