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Year in Review: Take a look back at the stories that shaped Perth's western suburbs in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Year in Review: Take a look back at the stories that shaped Perth's western suburbs in 2023

From council leadership tussles and social media snafus to history making achievements by some of our youngest locals, there were plenty of stories that kept us talking this year. 

Woolworths celebrates council decision to not turn lanes next to Captain Stirling development into cul-de-sacs - Vimarsana News

Woolworths celebrates council decision to not turn lanes next to Captain Stirling development into cul-de-sacs

Woolworths has welcomed a decision by the City of Nedlands council to vote against turning streets next to its Nedlands development into cul-de-sacs.

Bluff, New Zealand - Vimarsana News

Bluff, New Zealand

Colloquially known as “The Bluff,” Bluff is a seaport town on the southern coast of South Island in New Zealand; previously named Campbelltown.

Friday essay: a rare bird — how Europeans got the black swan so wrong - Vimarsana News

Friday essay: a rare bird — how Europeans got the black swan so wrong

Not only is the black swan important for many Aboriginal people, it was also a potent symbol within the European imagination — 1500 years before Europeans knew it existed.

'Like digging up someone's grave': Angst at plans to build road through WA Aboriginal massacre site - Vimarsana News

'Like digging up someone's grave': Angst at plans to build road through WA Aboriginal massacre site

‘Like digging up someone’s grave’: Angst at plans to build road through WA Aboriginal massacre site We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement A proposal to build a heavy vehicle bypass encroaching on the site of one of Western Australia’s bloodiest Aboriginal massacres has drawn the ire of traditional owners in the state’s South West. WA’s traffic agency is seeking to use a controversial section of the Aboriginal Heritage Act to clear a portion of what traditional owners warn is the site of the Pinjarra mas...

Source: smh.com.au