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CITY of Stirling mayor David Boothman said a court decision to fine two women who have been camping illegally on their own land in Inglewood would bring the city a step closer to forcing the sale of their property. more »
THERE will be a blitz against the noxious weed boneseed in Mundaring and Kalamunda this month in a bid to stop further growth. more »
LOCAL gamers have thrown their support behind a push to amend Australia’s classification system for video games. more »
DOCKERS’ fans were treated to one last training session this morning before the team went into lockdown in preparation for Friday night’s game against Geelong. more »
PERTH’S battered cars, victims of March’s hailstorm, will soon be able to fulfil inspection requirements. more »
A DOG which was stolen from the City of Stirling’s Animal Care Facility the day before it was due to be put down is still missing. more »
AUTHORITIES are preparing for big bushfires in the lead-up to summer after Perth recorded its second driest winter on record. more »
AVON Valley sheep farmers continue to reap the benefits of increased lamb prices, but sheep numbers are not expected to increase in the area due to the high cost of feed and investing in breeding ewes. more »
THE blue roundhouse as it is known, a Sorrento landmark and one of the most expensive homes along that stretch of West Coast Drive, is for sale. more »
PEOPLE continue to dump rubbish and throw rocks at trains from restricted areas around the Kwinana freight train line, despite warnings from the railway operator. more »
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