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Young guns driving Swanny surf club boom (opens the original)
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With beach patrols set to begin this month and ocean safety more important than ever, one western suburbs surf lifesaving club is expecting its biggest season yet. The Swanbourne Nedlands Surf Life Saving Club has experienced 20 per cent membership growth over the past five years but is most excited about its promising pool of young swimmers. The Swanny Woodside Nippers boasts eight busy age groups from under-six through to under-13. Participation has more than doubled since 2021, which club pre
WA’s biggest Scottish gathering returns this Sunday (opens the original)
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Bagpipes, Highland dancing and plenty of tartan will take over Perth this weekend as the country’s only kilted fun run returns. About 20,000 people are expected to flock to Armadale’s Minnawarra and Memorial parks this Sunday to celebrate Scottish culture at WA’s largest Highland Gathering. The free gathering has been held for more than three decades but the highly anticipated Perth Kilt Run was only added in 2013. Kicking off the proceedings at 8.30am, competitors will run, walk or wheel their
Donations to RSPCA WA doubled TODAY only (opens the original)
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For one day only, every donation to RSPCA WA will be doubled to help rehome and care for sick, injured and abused animals across the State. Every dollar donated on Thursday, October 1, will be matched by RSPCA WA’s corporate partners and individual donors as part of its annual Give To Get Them Home appeal. This will help meet the growing costs of rescuing, treating and caring for animals in need, covering vet consultations, difficult medical procedures and rehoming them once they have recovered.
Claremont amends budget after receiving project quotes (opens the original)
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Works to redevelop Claremont’s aquatic centre have been delayed after the council realised it had not allocated enough funds to achieve the works alongside two other masterplan projects. Councillors voted at a meeting on Tuesday night to delay the aquatic centre project and instead increase funding to develop Claremont Park and the overall town parks strategy. The major budget amendments were approved for the three projects after staff realised the allocated funding was “substantially less” than
Donations: No politics please, we’re Cottesloe (opens the original)
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Political groups will not be eligible for funding under the Town of Cottesloe’s new community donations policy after the council deemed them too “divisive” to be funded by ratepayers. The council voted last week to unanimously endorse a draft community partnership policy to replace the old donations policy, which was adopted in 2004. Community organisations, non-profits, incorporated associations, sporting clubs and organisations delivering programs or events benefitting the wider Cottesloe comm
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