Adewunmi Adedayo
Journalist at Nigerian Tribune
Journalist @NigerianTribune, Reporter @IBTimesUK https://t.co/Y9hn9Qnix9
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1 week ago |
yourlocalexaminer.com.au | Adewunmi Adedayo
Some of Gosnells’ biggest facilities are now running on 100 percent renewable electricity, as the City looks in a fresh deal to cut carbon emissions and slash power costs. The City has signed a new three-year contract under the Western Australian Local Government Association’s (WALGA) Sustainable Energy Supply project, continuing its push toward a greener future.
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yourlocalexaminer.com.au | Adewunmi Adedayo
There was plenty to cheer about as the Gosnells Hawks Junior Football Club marked 70 years of grassroots footy with a special community celebration. Families, players and past members turned up in numbers to honour the club’s long-standing legacy and look ahead to a bright future. Club president Cat Day said the milestone meant more than just football. “Reaching 70 years is an incredible milestone, both personally and for the club,” she said.
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yourlocalexaminer.com.au | Adewunmi Adedayo
When Germano Chiarle starts talking, it’s hard not to be drawn in. He’s sharp, lively, and full of energy. At 81, the Maddington resident moves through life with the kind of purpose and spirit many people half his age would envy. But what you wouldn’t know by looking at him is that Germano has survived eight major heart episodes. He’s alive today because of four defibrillators and a stubborn refusal to give up on living. “I had my heart attack when I was 53,” he said. “That was 28 years ago.
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yourlocalexaminer.com.au | Adewunmi Adedayo
A garden meant to honour the fallen has been left wounded itself, after thieves targeted the Riverton RSL’s memorial garden not once, but three times in April. The thefts, which occurred over a couple of weeks starting in early April, left members of the RSL heartbroken. More than 30 flowering plants were stolen- plants that one of the veterans had grown from seed over several months, specifically for the ANZAC Day Dawn Service.
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yourlocalexaminer.com.au | Adewunmi Adedayo
Last week, Tinka the truck cat made a special stop in classrooms and libraries in Canning Vale and Gosnells as local leaders joined students for National Simultaneous Storytime 2025. At Caladenia Primary School, Canning Vale MLA Terry Healy read this year’s chosen book, ‘The Truck Cat’ by Deborah Frenkel, to a room full of eager students. He also helped distribute more than 20 free copies of the book to local schools, daycares, homeschool groups and families.
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