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Live export debate follows lamb's lucky escape

14/Oct/2008

THE RSPCA attacked the live animal export trade last week after a lamb was handed into its Malaga shelter after falling from a truck. more »

Lobby call for light rail route

14/Oct/2008

TOWN of Victoria Park councillors are calling on Mayor Trevor Vaughan to use the Prime Minister’s local government summit in Canberra to lobby for funding for a light rail route through the town. more »

Signs of parking discontent

14/Oct/2008

Council workers install new parking signs.

ANYONE who was fined last Thursday for not abiding by the new paid parking laws in the Joondalup CBD could have grounds for appeal, according to local lawyer Chris Baker. more »

Car park sensors not monitored

14/Oct/2008

COTTESLOE Council chief executive Steve Tindale says new sensors installed at all free parking bays in Cottesloe are not monitored diligently. more »

Heat is on city’s homeless

14/Oct/2008

WARMER weather could lead to an increase in illegal camping along the Cockburn and Fremantle coast. more »

‘Stupid’ pot smoker lit up at lights

14/Oct/2008

CANNING Vale police have charged a 30-year-old Pinjarra man with possessing drugs after he felt the urge to smoke some cannabis in his vehicle at a set of traffic lights. more »

Spring in the Valley almost trouble-free

14/Oct/2008

Bonny Foley, Claire Rousset, Marita Menne and Luke Spagnolo at Elmar

A HIGH police presence, ticketed events at several wineries and the good behaviour of some 70,000 participants at this year’s Spring in the Valley ensured a relatively trouble-free weekend for police and valley-goers. more »

Get set to use extension

14/Oct/2008

Sharna Wright (Capricorn sales rep), Norman Smorgon (ESCOR managing director), Kiyofumi Kamijo (Chairman Tokyu Corporation), Rob Johnson MLA  and Wanneroo Mayor Jon Kelly.  d287942

TWELVE months in the making, the extended Marmion Avenue was officially unveiled on Saturday. However, it will not be open to the public until November. more »

Liquor licence hiccup for Astor

14/Oct/2008

PLANS to transform Mt Lawley’s Astor Theatre into a performing arts centre could hinge on support for a liquor licence. more »

$10,000 to save badly burned dog

14/Oct/2008

Vet Lila Whitmore will herself foot the bill.

VETERINARIAN Lila Whitmore has pledged to foot the medical bill for ‘Fudge’ the dog, after he sustained serious burns in an Atwell house fire last week. more »

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