Local heroes

Volunteers help track dolphins

A group of bottlenose dolphins off the coast of Shoalwater.

VOLUNTEERING to research Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins off the coast of Shoalwater has become a regular undertaking for a small group of dedicated environmental enthusiasts. more »

David awarded for key lifesaving roles

Australia Day medallist David Clark oversaw the introduction of inflatable boats to all clubs. Picture: Bruce Hunt    d372730

WHEN Warwick man David Clark joined Mullaloo Surf Lifesaving Club 41 years ago, little did he realise the role he would play in keeping beaches safe. more »

Voice for disabled folk

6EBA 95.3 FM World Radio host Zeliha Iscel with WA Senator Mark Bishop who nominated her as a people

A CANNINGTON advocate working for the rights of multicultural people with disabilities has been named a People of Australia ambassador. more »

Love is a cakewalk

Keith and Molly Parsons raised a lamington at their 65th wedding anniversary as an homage to how they first met.

KEITH Parsons may be 92 years old but this week he clearly recalled the day he first met his wife-to-be Molly (90) as they celebrated the rare milestone of 65 years of marriage. more »

Brave Ella comes to dad’s rescue

Ella Randell with her injured dad Phil who is on the mend.

WHEN Phil Randell set out for a dirt bike ride earlier this month, the last thing he expected was for his nine-year-old daughter to come to his rescue. more »

Helping others brings reward

Jack le Cras with the letter informing him about the Medal of the Order of Australia.

PERSONAL satisfaction and getting “a kick” out of helping others is Jack le Cras’ motivation for giving countless hours to his community. more »

Charity a beacon of hope in Bali

Charity beneficiaries Rusana and sister Sani visited Lia in Mandurah recently.

MANDURAH mother and daughter Lia Comben and Carol Evans are seeking help for their Carolia Charity that educates Bali youngsters whose parents have no regular income. more »

Carer gives life to badly injured swan

Marilee Burtt with the swan she nursed back to health.

AN Orelia wildlife carer has helped release a native Black Swan back into the wild following a desperate but successful bid to save its life after the bird was found bleeding and injured near Kwinana. more »

A passion for preservation

Jan Richards has been cleaning up Ledge Point dunes since 2008.

JAN Richards’ passion for the preservation of native plants at Ledge Point beach is infectious, spreading through town, and bewitching residents and visitors. more »

Helen honoured for 29 years of volunteer service

Volunteer of the Year Award winner Helen Moore.

HELEN Moore’s indefatigable efforts to contribute to the community has earned special praise. more »

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