City of Kalamunda

January 22, 2026

WALGA offers strategy support

The peak body for local governments supports the state goal of 30 per cent tree canopy in 2040, welcoming planting grants for the next decade.

January 22, 2026

Bibbulmun Track Foundation welcomes new chief executive

Su-Mita Hill is Bibbulmun Track Foundation’s new chief executive who aims to strengthen community engagement, conservation awareness, and citizen science opportunities along the trail.

January 22, 2026

Lupinosis warning for livestock

Wheatbelt farmers are urged to look for lupinosis symptoms in their livestock as the disease can potentially cause severe liver damage and blindness.

January 15, 2026

Sultana Road West residents buffer concerns remain

High Wycombe residents continue pursuing solutions on Sultana Road West to protect their homes from industrial noise, odours and traffic impacts.

January 15, 2026

Kalamunda designer proposes staged homes for affordability

A Kalamunda building designer says staged homes that expand over time could slash upfront building costs and help first‑homebuyers enter the market.

January 15, 2026

Darlington Brigade debriefs after New Year fire response

Darlington volunteer firefighters gathered to debrief after the Boya Quarry Reserve fire, reflecting on operations and preparing for future bushfire seasons.

January 15, 2026

Police seek public assistance after High Wycombe bushfire

Strike Force Vulcan are seeking public help after a suspicious blaze scorched 10ha of land along Roe Highway, threatening homes and closing down the main thoroughfare.

January 15, 2026

Western Power program to protect fauna

Western Power has installed dozens of fauna protection devices across eastern suburbs, aiming to reduce wildlife deaths and prevent power outages.

January 15, 2026

Guildford woman to run every WA Parkrun

Guildford resident Simone Brown is running every Western Australian Parkrun to raise funds and awareness for a rare hereditary brain disease named CADASIL.

January 8, 2026

Conservationists critical over tighter rat poison limit

Local conservationists have criticised the APVMA’s draft decision, arguing the new recommendations fall short of the retail ban they came to expect after years of review.

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