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Extension likely to get nod

STIRLING Council looks likely to accept a slightly expanded Scarborough Redevelopment Area submitted by the Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority at tonight’s ordinary meeting. more »

Block height limit builds support

Cr John Italiano and property owner Tony Vallelonga are concerned about parking problems in Main Street.

THE City of Stirling’s longest serving mayor has come to the defence of Main Street business owners, successfully lobbying the City’s planning and development committee to place height restrictions on the Main Street Detailed Area Plan. more »

Fatal crash being investigated

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THE Major Crash unit are investigating an accident that killed an 89-year-old woman in Gwelup on Sunday. more »

City Link project closes Perth train station this weekend

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COMMUTERS using the Midland, Armadale, Thornlie and Fremantle lines have been warned Perth train station will be closed this weekend to facilitate further work on the Perth City Link project. more »

Fundraising yoga

A JOONDALUP gym is holding a fundraising yoga class on Saturday to support the Telethon Adventurers, a group dedicated to finding the cause and a cure for childhood cancer. more »

Coles spending spree up for grabs

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ONLY a few days remain for readers to tell us what you like about their local newspaper and go into a draw to win up to $2500 to spend on Coles groceries. more »

Jetty extension falls short

The North Beach Jetty will not be extended because it is steep and exposed to wild weather.

THE CITY of Stirling has reinforced its position on the possible extension of North Beach Jetty, moving a resolution that it will not investigate the option. more »

New home for bandicoots

Conservation co-ordinator Craig Olegnik prepares to release a quenda.

A PAIR of quenda were relocated to Dianella as part of a human-assisted migration program by the Department of Environment and Conservation. more »

Parking plan just the ticket

City of Stirling parking co-ordinator Peter Dunn and Stirling Mayor David Boothman at the proposed carpark site.

HERDSMAN Business Park will be the first area in the City of Stirling to have paid parking, with more than 200 bays planned in an area notorious for its lack of parking. more »

Recycling tip of the iceberg

Everything and the kitchen sink... waste services development officer Judy Scott with some of the items for sale at the recycling centre. Picture: Dominique Menegaldo www.communitypix.com.au d400388

IF your idea of recycling only extends as far as the compost heap in the garden, a visit to the Balcatta Recycling Centre may be in order. more »

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