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Canning council is set to spend $100,000 on a plan of attack against an exotic beetle killing local trees in the wake of no firm plan from the State or Federal Government.
Cultural ambassadors and aged care workers are among the local winners recognised by the City of Canning on January 26.
Two major tree-planting events have been cancelled following a demand by an Aboriginal corporation for a payment of $2.5 million in exchange for their approval.
A Western Australian Aboriginal corporation has parted ways with its CEO after he allegedly threatened to withhold approval for two tree planting events under WA’s controversial new Aboriginal cultural heritage laws.
The secret suburban stormwater drains being turned into vibrant public wetlands FriFriday 11 updated SatSaturday 12 DecDecember 2020 at 12:54am Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. Watch 2 Print text only Cancel If you take a walk around any established Australian neighbourhood, chances are you will come across barbed wire fences marked with signs warning people to KEEP OUT. Key points: They're common in established suburbs, fenced with barbed wire In dense built-up areas, the drains provide much needed green relief Behind the gates ...