Police have a new lead in their investigation into a car bombing in Thornlie last month. They want to speak to the occupants of a white car seen outside the Thornlie Mosque just hours before it became the target of the car bombing. Worshippers had been inside the...
A sea of colour, food and music will fill the Dogs West grounds on Saturday when the Australian Arab Association hosts its annual Multicultural Eid Carnival. Attended by more than 12,000 people last year, the association believes this year will have even more...
REVIEW From great breakfast and coffee in the morning to quality Indian restaurant in the evening may seem a hard task but the newly opened café The Kauphy Place at 139 High Road in Willetton does it well. The morning café does a roaring trade in both western and...
At 100 years old Willetton resident Ethel Lister is showing no signs of slowing down her hectic social schedule. Ms Lister, a Canning Lodge resident, welcomed becoming a centenarian at a birthday party on July 4 amongst hundreds of people. The amount of friends and...
The West Australian greyhound industry was far removed from the cruelty and misconduct occurring in the eastern states according to Greyhounds WA chief executive David Hobbs. Last week the NSW Premier Mike Baird declared greyhound racing and breeding would be illegal...
