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Mandurah Life
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25.01.2022 Already looking forward to this...
25.01.2022 Are Sharks misunderstood?
24.01.2022 Great to see our local talent being given some exposure, well done Brooke, Danny and Kelly!
23.01.2022 We'll see you at the Food Trucks tonight!
22.01.2022 Want to have your say on the proposed foreshore skate and activity space?
21.01.2022 Anyone with a baby seat to spare?
20.01.2022 Today at 10am....
19.01.2022 This looks like fun! Youth Screen Festival at Falcon Library tomorrow.
16.01.2022 We're so lucky to live where we do....
14.01.2022 It's true that Winter can be a tough time for local businesses so please try and support your local shops during these months. Rug up, get out and enjoy our wonderful city.
13.01.2022 Does anybody have a spare double pram they could donate?
12.01.2022 Do you know a local hero?
12.01.2022 grab a snag at the Swap Meet for Peel Community Kitchen..
11.01.2022 Nice to see a happy ending to this one...
10.01.2022 LINEUP ANNOUNCEMENT Ugly DJ Co will officially be coming to you live from Beats Under the Bridge. Check out the sneak peek and get your dancing shoes on!
08.01.2022 Some road closures on Sunday for the cycle race (11.30-6pm), details below....
02.01.2022 PLEASE READ...... This is a wonderful concept that I personally would love to see happen here in Mandurah.... if you can help or know of anyone that can please ...contact me... thank you Pulse Productions WA Inc. is a non-for profit organisation that provides youth from a wide range of backgrounds, with opportunities to develop skills and experience in the Performing Arts Industry. Pulse enables talented youth to develop self-management skills for their own benefit and for the benefit of the community. These self-management skills are integral to being healthy and having an active lifestyle. The Mandurah Performing Arts Centre (MPAC), have kindly provided a space for this team of young people to train and develop their skills. In turn, they facilitate circus workshops in schools, at festivals and at events, to increase self-confidence, concentration, build team work and communication skills. The Pulse Outreach program extends specifically to Youth at Risk and has proven to be extremely successful in engaging participants in positive, healthy activity through circus. In 2019, Pulse is also developing an all male-based production, Airborne focusing on young men as positive role models in our community. The project consists of two stages; a community development phase and development of the production itself. We are urgently looking for someone to donate a rehearsal space large enough to house our set (at least 14m x 14m) for the community development phase of Airborne. Attached is an overview of the Airborne project.
