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Crime crackdown

OPERATION Carambola will be no blow-through, warns its leader Inspector Paul Dallimore. more »

City development on a roll

Artist impressions of Perth City Link (above) and Riverside developments.

DEVELOPMENT in Perth is at a generational high point says Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority (MRA) chief executive Kieran Kinsella, with substantial growth expected over coming years. more »

Average rates bill up by $64

THE average Cockburn ratepayer will be asked to fork out an extra $64 next financial year after the City placed on its website a plan to increase rates across the board by 4.75 per cent. more »

Questions over bird faeces

THE Department of Environment and Conservation (DEC) has questioned if bird faeces should be held responsible for high bacteria levels at Champion Lakes Regatta Centre. more »

Police resources tied up with weekend parties

OUT-of-control parties continue to drain police resources on weekends, with local police called out to three parties on Friday evening. more »

Laying down law on Murphy’s

THE proposed Dan Murphy’s liquor barn at the Peninsula Tavern has suffered another set back after a metropolitan central joint development assessment panel (DAP) rejected it last week. more »

Renovator left with big hole in budget

Anna Murphy stands amid the debris left by her first builder.

WHEN Anna Murphy began renovating a property she purchased last year, she employed the first builder she could find. more »

Girrawheen residents shaken by two deaths

THEY milled in the street, for a killing had shaken “little Danbury” in Girrawheen.

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G4 plays hard ball on Pickard

G4 COUNCILS may still walk out of potential merger and reform talks with Local Government Minister Tony Simpson if WA Local Government Association president Troy Pickard attends next week. more »

Anger at ‘dumb cuts’

Murdoch University academic Glen Stasiuk, National Tertiary Education Union Murdoch University branch president Dr Anne Price and Murdoch University guild education vice-president Sarah Ross.

MORE than 100 staff and students from Murdoch University joined a nation-wide rally against the Federal Government’s $2 billion tertiary education cuts last week. more »

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