Local news

Miles cleared of misconduct

02/Dec/2008

CITY of Wanneroo councillor and Wanneroo MLA Paul Miles has been cleared of any misconduct over a donation he received for his mayoral election campaign from SOL Health managing director Dean Solly. more »

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School’s pet birds killed

02/Dec/2008

THE killing of four pet birds at Mullaloo Heights Primary School has been described by a parent as horrifying. more »

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Funding crisis puts centre on hold

02/Dec/2008

THE construction of a multimillion-dollar health and lifestyle centre planned for Butler has had to be delayed because of delays in securing funding. more »

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Valli dancing a journey of hope

02/Dec/2008

HANDPRINTS symbolise Joondalup woman Valli Batchelor’s hope for a world free of violence against women and children. more »

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Narrow vote on tavern

02/Dec/2008

JOONDALUP councillors were divided at the council meeting on Tuesday night on passing an amendment for a tavern development in Currambine. Approval was passed, but the voting was close with six councillors and the mayor voting in favour and five coun more »

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Parking plan questioned

02/Dec/2008

RESIDENTS questioned the efficiency of the parking scheme planned for Greenwood and Whitfords train stations at a meeting held by Transperth last Monday. more »

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Clan pay tribute

02/Dec/2008

Mary Tanner’s 80th birthday was celebrated by sharing the spotlight with her father-in-law Frederick (pictured) and his brother Ernest. The Tanner clan attended a moving dedication to the two war heroes at Kings Park. <I>Graphic: Jody Castrianni</I>

SATURDAY, November 22 was a very special day in the life of Padbury resident Mary Tanner. more »

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Bone up on skeleton weed

02/Dec/2008

NORTHERN suburbs residents are being urged to help fight the spread of a weed that has slowly invaded Perth’s metropolitan area in recent years. more »

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