Parents of young children in Harrisdale who were concerned they would have to send their children to a new school in 2018 may have some good news. Examiner Newspapers can confirm the Minister for Education Sue Ellery ordered an investigation into the issue. Member for...
The worldwide bike-sharing craze could soon hit the streets of Canning after the council voted to investigate developing its own program. Bike-sharing has become popular internationally and Canning could have a fleet of pay-per-use bikes if the city chooses to develop...
Curtin University will open its latest art exhibition at the end of July with works the university said it was privileged to showcase. Opening on July 28 at the John Curtin Gallery the Higher Degrees 17 exhibition will feature works from a number of postgraduate...
Parkwood residents were up in arms over a proposal by Vodafone to construct a mobile radio tower at a community park. At this week’s meeting council will decide to support or reject a proposed 30-metre tall telecommunications tower at Hossack Reserve in the west...
A Curtin University researcher said marketing pole dancing kits to children was a form of child sexualisation, but an Australian national pole-dancing champion said that was a short-sighted view. Dr Michelle Jongenelis is a researcher at the Curtin University School...