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ECHO NEWS
16 OCTOBER 2026

Mundaring backs permanent mining protections, High Wycombe residents question Milner Road closure, WA Horse Council calls for improved animal rescue procedures, The Vines residents raise planning transparency concerns, New older adult health hub treating eastern suburbs residents, High Wycombe man charged over alleged firearm offences, Boneseed alert for Swan Valley and Perth Hills, Goldfields pipeline upgrade begins, Wandi bushfire community day, Hazelmere Trillion Trees receives funding, Northam community artwork nears completion, Brabham filmmaker premieres psychological thriller, Guildford theatre paranormal documentary, The Vines golfer to compete in Special Olympics.
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ECHO NEWS
9 OCTOBER 2026

Hazelmere data centre proponent responds to community concerns, Robinson Grove development pause sought, Mundaring heritage trail e-bike safety concerns, North Ellenbrook interchange to unlock new housing, Mundaring pool inspection backlog, Swan Bowling Club vandalised, Glen Forrest school upgrade tender released, Record red-tailed black cockatoo breeding season, Midland youth wins WA Young Person of the Year, Midland NAIDOC celebrations return, WALGA commends shothole borer program, Stranded whale buried at Red Hill, Darlington gardens open to visitors, Midland-Guildford cricket season begins.
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ECHO NEWS
2 OCTOBER 2026

High Wycombe buffer concerns return to council, Midland Gate digital sign proposal public consultation, Shot-hole borer recovery funding announced, WALGA backs Bassendean underground power push, Construction begins on $8m Bullsbrook fire station, Freight rail buyback welcomed, Swan Valley grape growing family celebrates 100 years, High Wycombe baker wins national gold, Former PM visits Maida Vale, Dayton transplant recipient competes at national games, Swan View Domino’s marks community pantry milestone, Kalahockey carnival returns, Swan United U14 girls claim grand final victory.
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ECHO NEWS
25 SEPTEMBER 2026

North Stoneville voted down by SAT, Chittering residents storm council question time, Consultation begins for new Hazelmere data centre proposal, Hatch Court development public comment opens, Swan boundary review revocation rejected, Midland historian’s dedication recognised, Former Gooseberry Hill resident wins at Tarmac West, Tonkin Highway expanding to six lanes, Sawyers Valley mural complete, New jarrah forest public art unveiled, Gong for Ballajura youth outreach program, Hills teen starts homegrown music festival initiative, Victories for Swan United junior teams.
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