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ECHO NEWS
24 JULY 2026

Lloyd Street Bridge project to progress, Call for transparency after Wattle Grove tree removal, Odour unit to tackle The Vines foul smell, Midland’s New Junction precinct hits road block, $6m for new Binar hub, Gidge family fruit business saved, Lights out after Success Hill copper theft, High Wycombe Community Hub receives nearly $40m, Elsie Austin changerooms opened, Farming is second most deadly job, Lake Leschenaultia Open Water Community Swim 40th anniversary, Gidge Rock releases new album, Cougars win against Lions.
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ECHO NEWS
17 JULY 2026

Swan residents seek flooding answers, Chittering mining corridor environmental concerns, Community petitions council on Slaughterhouse Bridge closure, Kalamunda drops tree nursery, Success Hill Reserve weed control push, Bassendean food supplier hacked, Cancer survivor’s call for Midland radiation treatment, Northam’s CCTV cameras to increase safety, Toodyay potholes to be repaired, Wooroloo Hall upgrade, Chloe lights up Lightscape, NAIDOC award highlights contribution to community, Swan View Toy Library turns 10, Seven stages of grieving at KPAC, HFA teams face regional players.
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ECHO NEWS
10 JULY 2026

Kalamunda council rejects forest policy, Northam petition for data centre transparency, Facial recognition trial targets Swan, KADS Theatre vandalism, Shared pathway for Herne Hill, Northam bird flu vigilance, Midland abattoir demolition disappointment, Malaga made electric articulated buses, Mundaring’s No 1 pump station funding, Bullsbrook horse owner to pay over $125k for animal cruelty, Indigo Junction funding, School canteen funding assists schools, Young Binar athlete fundraiser, Swan Harmony Choir long community association, Kalamunda Lapidary Club turns 60, Swan celebrates NAIDOC week, 40-point lead for Mundaring.
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ECHO NEWS
3 JULY 2026

Swan Valley flooding mitigation responsibilities clarified, Chittering residents concerned over Chalice Mining infrastructure corridor, Swan councillors back community on review focus, Bassendean moves to reclaim historic cottage, Concerns remain over Bassendean CCTV, Midland speed limit review open for public comment, Trillion Trees planting to restore Helena River, First Aboriginal ranger team Mundaring launch, Mundaring SES calls for volunteers, Bassendean footballer featured in museum project, Colourful murals showcase school history, Zoology comes to Kalamunda Performing Arts, Big-lead win for Gidgegannup Bulldogs.
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