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The book reveals for the first time the behind-the-scenes stories of the crimes and the long police hunt for the killer.

A new Subiaco park due to open before Christmas was dug up this week after an underground pipe debacle.Neighbours of the...
22/12/2025

A new Subiaco park due to open before Christmas was dug up this week after an underground pipe debacle.

Neighbours of the Rupert Street $750,000 pocket park described it as “a complete fiasco” and questioned Subiaco council’s capacity to carry out a proposed $64million redevelopment of its old chambers.

Check out the full story on page seven of this week’s POST: postnewspapers.com.au

A towering lemon-scented gum tree that was spruiked as the centrepiece of a Nedlands townhouse development has been chop...
21/12/2025

A towering lemon-scented gum tree that was spruiked as the centrepiece of a Nedlands townhouse development has been chopped down, with the council’s blessing.

Kingsway neighbours were shocked on Monday when workers began felling the tree, which had featured prominently in marketing for the three-dwelling subdivision.

Check out the full story on page nine of this week’s POST: postnewspapers.com.au

Former Cambridge mayor Keri Shannon has been ordered to deliver a public apology at a council meeting next year after lo...
21/12/2025

Former Cambridge mayor Keri Shannon has been ordered to deliver a public apology at a council meeting next year after losing her appeal against a raft of misconduct findings.

But she will not have to apologise to councillors she called “misogynist” at a public meeting – including now-mayor Gary Mack – after doing so earlier in an email.

Find the full story on page nine of this week's POST: postnewspapers.com.au

A Cottesloe resident fought a fiercely-burning tree after lightning struck the tall paperbark in Mann Street on Sunday a...
21/12/2025

A Cottesloe resident fought a fiercely-burning tree after lightning struck the tall paperbark in Mann Street on Sunday afternoon.

While John Luyer tried unsuccessfully to call 000, Ruth Luyer grabbed the couple’s garden hose to try to extinguish the soaring flames.

The couple were returning home from a family party when the sudden thunderstorm literally struck home, on an old paperbark street tree.

Read the full story on page 10 of this week’s POST: postnewspapers.com.au

Western suburb councils are bracing for a rise in costs to fight the polyphagous shot hole borer after the State Governm...
20/12/2025

Western suburb councils are bracing for a rise in costs to fight the polyphagous shot hole borer after the State Government said in November it would no longer pay for newly infected trees to be removed.

The Town of Claremont has identified 250 public street or park trees infested with the borer that require removal and a further 123 that need pruning and maintenance.

A prominent borer hotzone flagged by staff was Lake Claremont, with outstanding cases identified dating back to 2023.

“The response from DPIRD has been woefully inadequate and arguably negligent,” Friends of Lake Claremont's (FOLC) Nick Cook said.

“We urge council to consider expansion of chemical treatments across the Town.”

“I am informed that the current chemical treatment on our ancient paperbark at Lake Claremont is showing promising results.

Read the whole story on page five of this week’s POST: postnewspapers.com.au

Floorball fans are bewildered that their offer to pour $2.2million into a community asset has been met with another fros...
20/12/2025

Floorball fans are bewildered that their offer to pour $2.2million into a community asset has been met with another frosty reception from Cambridge council.

The company Floorball Revolution has offered to pay for two covered floorball courts and a new bowling green at Cambridge Bowling Club in Floreat.

Despite public support for the plan, staff recommended the sub-lease be rejected, and Mayor Gary Mack spoke vehemently against it.

Read the full story on page 11 of this week's POST: postnewspapers.com.au

A City Beach mining magnate shoved and grabbed a POST reporter outside Perth Magistrates Court on Tuesday, minutes after...
20/12/2025

A City Beach mining magnate shoved and grabbed a POST reporter outside Perth Magistrates Court on Tuesday, minutes after tendering a character reference from former Premier Mark McGowan.

But the reference didn't help Gold Valley Group chairman Yuzheng Xie and his companies, which were fined a record $2.34million for building iron ore depots on Crown land without the state's permission.

Check out the full story on page three of this week’s POST: postnewspapers.com.au

Western suburb kids with disabilities are spending up to 90 minutes getting to school each morning because of a school b...
19/12/2025

Western suburb kids with disabilities are spending up to 90 minutes getting to school each morning because of a school bus funding shortage.

Shenton Park’s Sienna Myers, 12, is one of a group of western suburbs children with complex disabilities who are facing the prospect of spending hours on buses each day next year.

“They’re not getting great educational outcomes,” said Sienna’s mum Natalie Myers.

“They’re arriving highly dysregulated, and they need a huge amount of time to calm down when they get to school.

“Then at the end of the day they’re anxious, knowing that they have to get on the bus again.”

Read the full story on the front page of this week’s POST: postnewspapers.com.au

Go big or go ho ho home.A 15m-high inflatable Grinch is bringing Christmas cheer to Branksome Gardens in City Beach.The ...
19/12/2025

Go big or go ho ho home.

A 15m-high inflatable Grinch is bringing Christmas cheer to Branksome Gardens in City Beach.

The massive grinch has also appeared on the front page of this week’s POST: postnewspapers.com.au

This week's edition of the POST will be the last paper for the year.The POST will be taking a short Christmas break and ...
16/12/2025

This week's edition of the POST will be the last paper for the year.

The POST will be taking a short Christmas break and will return in January.

We wanted to thank our readers for another great year and for all your support.

We wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from the whole team at the POST.

Illegal camping in Cambridge is increasing as summer heats up.Locals have become used to seeing illegal campers at City ...
14/12/2025

Illegal camping in Cambridge is increasing as summer heats up.

Locals have become used to seeing illegal campers at City Beach and Floreat, but now homeless camps are springing up in other parts of the Town.

Local resident Gill Kenny said she was shocked to see a woman camping at Herdsman Lake.

“We’re so used to homelessness now that a woman living in a tent in the bush barely registers as shocking,” she said.

“But it bloody well should be shocking.

“It should gut us. It should keep us awake at night.”

Check out the full story on page seven of this week’s POST: postnewspapers.com.au

A 13-storey mixed-use development proposal in Mosman Park is seeking approval despite being 7 storeys too high.Blaq Proj...
14/12/2025

A 13-storey mixed-use development proposal in Mosman Park is seeking approval despite being 7 storeys too high.

Blaq Projects has taken over the original 11-storey design approved for 8-10 Glyde Street four years ago and is proposing to add two more storeys.

A community consultation period has begun and will close on December 19.

See the rest of the story on page 11 of this week’s POST: postnewspapers.com.au

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