MEMBERS of KADS Theatre are concerned about a rise in vandalism at the theatre’s veranda. Originally built as a church in 1928 the theatre is a heritage-listed building owned by the City of Kalamunda.

The interchange will be critical to supporting development across the fast-growing North Ellenbrook area, providing safer and ...

Planned burns on private property are an effective mitigation tool. They can significantly reduce fuel loads and the ...

DARLINGTON will become a destination for garden lovers on Sunday, October 11 when five private gardens open to the public ...

Middle Swan’s Jackson Phillips has been named WA Young Person of the Year for his leadership and work supporting young people ...

Just as we ‘Slip, Slop, Slap’ before spending a day in the summer sun, a few simple steps now can prepare our gardens for the ...

PERTH Hills had a remarkable red-tailed black cockatoo breeding season with a record number of more than 20 fledglings ...

Hour of Power provides a regular platform for Swan region business owners to connect, share experiences, and learn from ...

MUNDARING residents are calling for improved safety along the Railway Reserves Heritage (RRH) Trail following a rise in trail ...

COMMUNITY concerns about water, noise, wildlife and electricity use have been addressed by the proponent of a new Hazelmere ...

THE latest progress report from Building and Energy has revealed that the Shire of Mundaring has the third highest percentage ...

A tender has been released for an $11.9 million kindergarten and pre-primary block at Glen Forrest Primary School, with four ...