Local university hub opens

Local students now have another study option after new University Study Hub opened in Jull St in Armadale. The opening follows the Albanese Government’s $66.9...

Mario hangs up his clippers after half a century

Armadale resident and owner of Clip Inn Hairstylists Mario Skalecki is set to retire from his barber business after more than 50 years of...

Community kindy given a new lease on life

The Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale has approved a new long-term lease for Byford Community Kindergarten, giving the much-loved service certainty to continue supporting local...

Armadale man captures a piece of history

Local writer Graham Armstrong has captured a lifetime of memories in his self-published autobiography Across The Years. “I wrote the book because I wanted my...

Forum aimed at beating online scammers

An information forum will be held by MLA Hugh Jones this Friday, in order to educate and support locals in the increasingly complex field...

Eleanor fufils lifelong dream

A student living with a rare genetic condition is following her childhood dream of studying ancient life during a research visit to Curtin University. Master’s...

TAFE staff burnt out

Concerns about staff shortages, rising workloads and ageing facilities in the TAFE sector have been raised nationally, with new survey results suggesting many teachers...

Gosnells Women’s Collective to host first Open Day

The Gosnells Women’s Collective will open its door to the public for the first time this month, inviting residents to learn more about the...

Harsher laws for dangerous drivers on the cards

The State Government will introduce new road safety laws, which aim to stop dangerous drivers from returning to Western Australian roads while facing serious...

$50,000 grants open for community groups focused on climate and inclusion

Community organisations working in climate resilience and inclusion can now apply for funding through the QBE Foundation’s 2026 Australian Local Grants Program. The foundation...

Local riders put at risk

The Darling Downs Residents Association (DDRA) is calling for a safety wall along the Comic Loop South (CLS) trail, warning upgraded roadworks in the...

First for local school with free full-time kindy pilot

It’s been nearly a month since WA launched its free full-time kindergarten pilot program, with Roleystone Community College among the first schools to trial...