Community

Welcome to 6156, Edition Six! 

This issue is full of more local goodness. We focus on the community spirit at Melville Primary School family and the ways in which it's being fostered in ways organic and intentional to build something so strong.

Welcome to 6157, Edition SIX! 

This issue is full of more local goodness. We take a look at the Western Farmers Markets, it's genesis and evolution.

Welcome to 6156, Edition Five! 

This issue is full of more local goodness. We focus on a Melville Primary School family and the ways in which the school community has gathered around Evan Gallant-Harvey - a young student with special learning needs. 

Here’s our fifth edition of 6157!

The Spring edition has more great stuff from where you live. We feature two of Palmyra Primary School’s finest, Heather Anderson and Deborah Gambie, who were recently recognised for their teaching and administrative excellence in an annual statewide educators award. 

Welcome to 6156, Edition Four!

This issue is full of more local goodness. We talk with local identity and world-renown writer, Liz Byrski, on her years of writing and time in the media, as well as her recent years living in Melville.

The latest edition of 6157 (June 2016) features Miller's bakery and the Miller family dynasty in Palmyra - a dynasty that has reverberated in the sporting, business, and faith communities of Western Australia.

For over two decades, Michael Forzatti has been active in the 6157 community. We caught up to see what motivates his contribution and discover the ‘why’ behind the ‘what’.

The first edition of 6163 (May 2016) features a great story on Yulia Beknazarova and her 12,218-kilometer journey to a place she now calls home.

As well as this, there's information on the Hilton property market, Hilton Primary School, and an interview with One's Hilton specialist, Marcel La Macchia.

The latest edition of 6156 (May 2016) features David Mundy and his family on the cover and a great story about the Fremantle Docker's Captain's family inside. The story covers David's career with the Dockers, the family's love of the Melville area, and their plans for the future. As well as this, there's information on the Melville property market, Melville Senior High School, a sweet review on the Little Olive Leaf, and a whole lot more!

Our third issue covers the story of Rhys Watt and the World's Greatest Shave. We also review Emily's Corner and talk with a long term resident of Aurelian Street...