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ECHO NEWS
4 SEPTEMBER 2026

Swan planning concerns raised at community meeting, Kalamunda backs review into delegated authority tree clearing decisions, Swan Valley water issues debated in parliament, Kalamunda community facilities spared, Ellenbrook school lack of air-conditioning under spotlight, Eastern councils divert waste from landfill, Greenmount Primary to get new early learning centre, Completed Hartfield Park upgrades include new facilities, Midland aviation company wins national award, Hazelmere tree nursery hub opening, Northam mourns two swans, Middle Swan sculptor honoured, Mt Helena wins HFA semi-final thriller.
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ECHO NEWS
28 AUGUST 2026

Swan Planning reviewer to meet with community, Swan new ward boundaries consultation to begin, Chittering bridle trail rejection upsets residents, Mundaring ratepayers aggrieved by FOGO, Northam unlocks Wundowie access gate, Kalamunda community safety program's positive results, Dieback effects on quendas revealed, Ray Owen Reserve redevelopment complete, Mahogany Creek’s Ron returns for the Variety Bash kids’ fundraiser, Midland private hospital open, Wide and Slow road safety campaign to return, Mundaring expo explores the topic of death, Guildford Songfest with a shanty town theme, Pickering Brook wins round 18. 
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ECHO NEWS
21 AUGUST 2026

North Ellenbrook parliament disallowance motions lost, Mundaring shire backs Helena Valley development despite concerns, New Welshpool Road East speed limit sparks concern, Dead jellyfish gather in Guildford river, Citizen science vital to invasive species control, Swan Valley wine show recognises excellence, Kalamunda radio station needs young technicians, Ballajura youth outreach program earns award nomination, Successful hand tools show highlights lost trades, Mundaring RSL service honours memories of sacrifice, Midland art exhibition celebrates country beauty, Chidlow stifles Pickering Brook’s post-win momentum.
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ECHO NEWS
14 AUGUST 2026

Extra Mundaring tip passes after waste delay, Warning over discarded Bassendean fishing line, Northam and Toodyay adopt budgets, Midland rallies against culling brumbies, Ashfield Reserve water bubblers, Bassendean and Chittering budget update, Chidlow RV rest stop plan, Swan’s CCTV to prevent crime, Bullsbrook Men’s Shed builds owl nests, Northam CEO resigns, Small Business Opposition spokesperson visits Midland, Midland TAFE clean energy skill hub, Mundaring bushfire briefing, Perth Film Studios opens to public, Taste of Chittering returns, Lions withstand Tigers’ comeback
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