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Better days ahead for the voiceless

The Barry Hickey Clearwater Project: Perth group provides 5000 people in Nigerian villages with clean drinking water

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Sydney visit a blast for youth leaders

Maddington parishioner Sheldon Burke reports on what it was like to participate in a youth leadership camp run by the Archdiocese of Sydney …

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Sheldon Burke and Georgia Naughton-Watt from Ballajura Parish, above, traveled to Sydney to immerse themselves in the world of youth leadership. Participants, at right, enjoy the experience.

Parish priest surveys damage after storm hits Karlgarin

Freak storm damages Our Lady Help of Christians in Karlgarin

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The destruction to Our Lady of Help Christians, Karlgarin was evident inside and out after a freak storm.

WA Catholic schools bring more to the table

“Academic league tables are a poor reflection of a holistic education”, says Western Australia’s Catholic Education Director Tim McDonald in response to Catholic schools missing out on placing in the state’s top 10 of best performing schools.

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Academic accolades no stranger to L’Estrange

The University of Notre Dame (UNDA) has recognised one of Australia’s great diplomats, awarding Michael Gerald L’Estrange AO a degree of Doctor of Laws honoris causa. The accolade adds to a number of Mr L’Estrange’s prestigious academic achievements, which include graduating from the University of Sydney with honours in 1974 after studying history. He is a Rhodes scholar and graduate ...
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Michael L’Estrange has been honoured by UNDA. PHOTO: University of Notre Dame Australia

The little-parish-that-could turns 50

The Road to becoming a recognised parish has not always been smooth for Pater Noster in Myaree, making the celebration for its 50th anniversary all the sweeter. The small parish, flanked by the large parish of Applecross, applied several times for permission to build a church, only to be rejected by the diocesan planning committee on the grounds that the parish was not viable. In 2002...
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Parish priest, chaplain and deacon concelebrate Mass with the Archbishop of Perth. PHOTO: Supplied

Christmas in Perth

Bateman l St Thomas More [gdl_gallery title="Bateman St Thomas More" width="130" height="100" ] There were angels everywhere at St Thomas Moore, Bateman as the children performed the nativity for the parish. Inside the church, Christmas decorations brought cheer to all who attended Mass as they looked on to the scene of baby Jesus’ birth. PHOTO: Supplied. Woodvale l St Luke [gdl_ga...
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Perth woman in desperate need of bone marrow match

Twenty-three year old Perth woman Lauren Menegola is running out of time and you might be the person to help her. Not long after her 21st Birthday, Lauren was diagnosed with a very aggressive type of leukaemia, myeloid leukaemia, and with her rare tissue type, doctors have been looking for a donor ever since. A search of 20 million registered bone marrow donors throughout the world ha...
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Immaculate Heart feast beats the great heatwave

Immaculate Heart College  (IHC) in Chittering celebrated its own brand of Christmas celebrations with camel rides and reptilian close encounters on the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. The special day is also the feast day of the college, making it one of the most important days of the year. The college’s biggest fundraiser, this annual event provided a day of entertainment for the...
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Craft stalls and camel rides were some of the highlights at the Feast of the Immaculate Conception in Chittering. PHOTO: Supplied

Iran tracked protesters with Twitter

Observers were too optimistic about the power of social media following Iran’s disputed presidential election in 2009, a research collaboration at Notre Dame Australia’s Fremantle Campus has found. Honours student, Jarrad Goold, collaborated with Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations and his honours supervisor, Dr Daniel Baldino, on the research paper titled - Iran and ...
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UNDA’s Jarrad Goold, left, and Dr Daniel Baldino researched the impact of social media in Iran following the country’s 2009 Presidential elections. Their view, soon to be published in the Australian Journal of International Affairs, is that media overestimated the power of social media to spread dissent.

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