Voting ballots stolen from letter boxes in a recent local government election in Perth’s south appear to have been submitted with forged signatures.
Briana Fiore
Former Perth deputy mayor Sandy Anghie has been appointed president of the Australian Institute of Architects WA.
Caitlyn Rintoul
The family of former Joondalup mayor Troy Pickard says they have been humbled by the outpouring of support since news broke of his sudden death.
Justin Bianchini
Former Joondalup mayor Troy Pickard, who steered Perth’s burgeoning second city in the northern suburbs for a record near-12 years, has died.
Community members in Shire of Dundas towns near the WA border are anxious about the State’s border reopening and an inevitable rise in COVID-19 cases.
Tom Robinson
Youngsters have been given a Christmas present by a Perth council, given permission to keep building bike jumps along a dirt trail through a park.
Matt Zis
Ballots stolen during the Serpentine-Jarrahdale local government elections were taken by a successful candidate’s ex-wife and friend, who were taken down in a citizen’s arrest.
A six-storey apartment complex offering short-stay accommodation for business travellers in Nedlands has been given the tick of approval by State planners.
Victoria Rifici
A Cockburn councillor wants the City to reimburse his SAT fees after complaints against him were set aside - but the administration is reluctant.
Kristie Lim
From big wins in tourism to major project developments and facility upgrades, we certainly have a spring in our step as we head into 2022.
David Bolt
As the end of another busy year approaches, the Christmas and New Year period provides an opportunity to relax, reflect and celebrate.
Deb Hamblin
Kwinana Mayor Carol Adams shares a message with constituents for the holiday period.
Carol Adams
Local governments in the northern Goldfields have formed a coalition to work on new strategies they say will tackle alcohol-fuelled antisocial behaviour.Â
John Carey hasn’t ruled out a Northbridge curfew, but agrees councils should be doing as much as they can to keep youth in their home suburbs - and away from the entertainment precinct at night.
Melville council has delayed a decision on handing $5 million in ratepayer cash to the Melville Bowling Club – which counts the city’s Mayor as a social member - in the latest chapter for the sporting facility.
Josh Zimmerman and Kristie Lim
The Cambridge councillor spearheading legal action over her colleague’s failure to list an address on electoral material for last month’s council elections fronted Perth Magistrates Court on Wednesday.
Cockburn councillor Chamonix Terblanche will continue to be paid as a ratepayer representative despite flagging a move to Queensland for almost half of 2022.
The City of Wanneroo wants to play a role in implementing and promoting a world-leading robotics precinct being built in Neerabup.
Tyler Brown
The Bayswater council wants voting in local government elections to be made compulsory.
Jake Dietsch
Basil Zempilas wants unaccompanied teens banned from Northbridge after a worrying rise in violence and youth gangs terrorising residents and visitors to the area.
Taking steps to reduce its carbon footprint, the City of Rockingham has joined the Western Australian Local Government Association’s sustainable energy procurement program.
Hannah Cross
Cottesloe councillors have delayed any decision over the Indiana Teahouse’s facelift until at least next year.
Nadia Budihardjo
The Shire of Coolgardie Council is set to have a major discussion on its controversial proposal to build a fly-in, fly-out workers’ camp in Kambalda at a behind-closed-doors meeting on Tuesday night.
Melville council will on Tuesday vote on handing $5 million in ratepayer cash to the Melville Bowling Club – which counts the city’s Mayor George Gear as a social member.
Josh Zimmerman
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