Illegal dumping in Gidgegannup at tipping point, Kalamunda High Wycombe debacle timeline, Fake lawns contributing to Dayton’s heat island effect, Hopes new legislation will stamp out eastern suburbs tobacco violence, Vines members call for rethink on course changes, Hills family honours family tradition for 150 years, Town of Bassendean progressing drainage improvements, Northam to welcome new mural encouraging better Indigenous mental health, Experts warn farmers to check livestock for lupinosis symptoms, HyperFest returning to Midland, Midland Guildford U17 female side shines.

West Swan rezoning proposal raises residents’ concerns, High Wycombe buffer fight continues, Ellenbrook card skimming scam alert, Shire of Mundaring North Stoneville submissions released, Ellenbrook eRiders crackdown, High Wycombe bushfire investigation seeks witnesses, Ellenbrook urgent care clinic officially opens, Parkerville powerline coverings protect fauna, Midland mural celebrates rail heritage, Cost of living pressures top youth concerns, Herne Hill markets animal farm, New Mundaring art exhibition explores paper and skin connection, Perth property listings ​at record lows, Kalamunda cyclist wins national title.

High Wycombe residents’ petition as traffic congestions concerns mount, Bassendean to increase tree canopy policy strength, Petition to save Midland station clock, Reid Hwy interchanges construction begins, Conservationists criticise new rodenticide recommendations, The impact of cockatoo nest-boxes a decade after wildfires, Previously rejected Bassendean business approved, Perth Hills teacher and daughter attacked on train, Fred Hollows foundation thanks Swan and Kalamunda, Woodbridge House to host soiree, A wrap-up of Midland Guildford cricket club’s games in December.

North Stoneville SAT hearings conclude, Henley Brook residents oppose school expansion plans, Santa stars at Harley-Heaven Christmas toy run, Midland railway workshops peace memorial marks centenary, Community consultation for High Wycombe industrial area, Change of frequency for Kalamunda Community Radio, Contractors called in to clear railway heritage trail, Water Corp pinpoints possible source of Vines foul smell, Two men charged over Midland tobacco shop arson, Brigadoon’s Lady in the Lake makes a comeback, Grand finals for Midland Guildford cricket teams.