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ECHO NEWS
6 NOVEMBER 2026

Data centre rally next week, Swan electors call ward boundary special meeting, Milner Road trial ends early following resident uproar, Perth Hills advocates in Canberra protesting brumby culling, Midland building to house youth in crisis completed, New Perth Hills residents association, Conservation groups call for stronger protections against Alcoa’s operations, Declared bird pest found in Maida Vale, Northam solar farm extension application, Swan Lantern Festival celebrates multiculturalism, MJAC exhibition showcases childhood discovery, The Vines golfer brings home Special Olympics silver.
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ECHO NEWS
30 OCTOBER 2026

Kalamunda pauses decision on hills mining protections, Swan Valley scheme amendment for addressing accommodation gap, Chittering council backs opposition to Gonneville, CDC and Perth Airport present in Woodbridge, York tip proponents apply for works approval, Inside Mundaring’s proposed visitor centre and museum, Reid Highway project moves ahead, Feedback sought on proposed Gonneville amendments, Bibbulmun Track celebrates international friendship trails, One in five seeking crisis support under 15, Tree climbers converge to compete in Mundaring, Swan-based wrestlers win Australia medals.
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ECHO NEWS
23 OCTOBER 2026

Hazelmere community rallies against data centre, Chittering residents petition against mining corridor, Brigadoon business knocked back by council again, Robinson Grove motion passed with amendments, Guildford-based MLC pushes for further Swan flooding action, WA earthquake safety under spotlight, Satterley appealing tribunal outcome in supreme court, Swan revealed as animal cruelty hotspot, New laws to bar thugs from stores, Dandelions charity providing for school children in need, York Heritage Weekend writing competition, Darlington Arts Festival returns, Brabham athlete swimming for charity.
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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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