LOLLIES, bread and meat – these are just some of the things the public has been seen feeding the kangaroos at John Forrest National Park despite attempts by the State and wildlife carers to discourage the activity. Viral online videos ...
Read More »John Forrest upgrade open for comment
NEW plans for the upgrade of John Forrest National Park have revealed a café to replace the now closed John Forrest Tavern will not open until 2025. The iconic pub, also known as the Wildflower Tavern, closed last month in ...
Read More »Ken Wyatt speaks out against pub closure
HASLUCK MP Ken Wyatt has come out swinging against the proposed closure of John Forrest Tavern, despite admitting he did not have all the information on intended plans for the park. At a local meeting last week, the Liberal federal ...
Read More »Local member weighs-in on Tavern plans
KALAMUNDA MP Matthew Hughes has questioned a recent Mundaring Council decision criticising State Government plans to close John Forrest Tavern. While Mr Hughes holds fond memories of evenings spent in the Tavern as a young(er) lad with renown local artists ...
Read More »Council backs community over John Forrest Tavern
IN a bold move, Shire of Mundaring councillors voted unanimously this week to write to the state government, asking them to reconsider plans to knock down the iconic John Forrest National Park Wildflower Tavern. At their monthly meeting, one councillor ...
Read More »National Park desecration outrage
By Claire Ottaviano THE senseless destruction of rock outcrops in John Forrest National Park for the creation of unsanctioned mountain biking trails has angered both park rangers and the mountain biking community. Park rangers are aware of at least 10 ...
Read More »Ecological grants save bushlands
By Melissa Sheil A DEDICATED group of volunteers have received two significant grants to help with their important ecological work. Jane Brook Catchment Group (JBCG) were successful in obtaining two state Community Stewardship Grants, together worth almost $60,000, to rehabilitate ...
Read More »Don’t go chasing waterfalls
By Melissa Sheil DAYS of heavy rain, relaxed mask restrictions and swarms of kids looking for school holiday activities saw many of Perth’s eastern riverbanks, waterfalls and National Parks overcrowded with visitors on Sunday. Visitors from all around Perth caused ...
Read More »Mahogany Creek man alleged murderer
By Claire Ottaviano A MAHOGANY Creek man has been charged with the murder of a man whose body was found dumped in John Forrest National Park on Monday. Homicide Squad detectives have charged the 28-year-old man as a result of ...
Read More »Xrossing featuring at Kookaburra Cinema
By Claire Ottaviano INTERNATIONAL film festival best feature winner The Xrossing is making its Perth Hills debut next weekend. Written and directed by Swan View’s Steven Mihaljevich, The Xrossing took home best film in the micro-budget category at its Toronto ...
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