NEWS
Mitchell Fwy extension land reserved
SECTIONS of roads in Carabooda and Alkimos are included in City of Wanneroo lots, which have been set aside for the future extension of...
LIFESTYLE NEWS
Olga Marshall celebrates her 100th birthday
OLGA Marshall of Ledge Point celebrated her 100th birthday on Sunday, July 9.
Shire of Gingin deputy president Sam Collard visited Mrs Marshall a and...
WA Rocks comes to Yanchep
MACIE Holder of Yanchep has been busy painting and hiding rocks since she heard about WA Rocks some three weeks ago.
Her mother Geralee said...
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Bethanie Beachside villas available
BETHANIE Beachside, which offers a friendly and relaxed coastal lifestyle for those who are ready to enjoy the next phase of their life, has...
Business
Passing Paws expands to Two Rocks
A NEERABUP pet cremation business says its success can be put down to four initiatives, including expanding its business to customers from Two Rocks...
Real Estate
Auctions can offer faster selling times
YANCHEP sellers struggling to sell should consider going to auction, according to the Real Estate Institute of Western Australia.
Meanwhile, there are only days left...
WA economy solid but property patchy
WESTERN Australia has a solid economy, which will continue to benefit from export opportunities but the property market might take longer to recover, according...
Developer says interest in Yanchep has increased
THE developers of Capricorn Beach estate say since the state election and more recent announcement of the Yanchep rail extension the number of inquiries...
Sales and rents improve in Yanchep and Butler
SALES and rents increased in Yanchep and Butler during March, according to Real Estate Institute of WA statistics.
Also in March one house sold in...
HIA says housing supply is the problem
AUSTRALIA needs supply not demand focused solutions to address national affordability challenges, according to the Housing Industry Association.
The association’s deputy managing director Graham Wolfe...
Sport
Prince spoils Persian Princess’s party
PRIOR to the $100,000 Belmont Classic (2200m) the Alan Mathews-trained Persian Princes did not attract the attention of many punters.
But despite starting seventh favourite and...
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