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All aboard – $7 million for Carnarvon Fascine solution
Live stream scammers target Consumer Protection Awards
Sea container investments not so water-tight
Western Australia set to welcome first children’s hospice
Indecent recording of a teenager
DMIRS hits target in halving timeframe for exploration applications
Crash in Forrestfield on 10 July 2020
Host Town Selected for 2021 WA Regional Tourism Conference
Vehicle parts seller to pay $26,000 for operating a ‘Ponzi scheme’ business
Wellington Square to transform into intergenerational city playground
Additional $1.1 million to extend Middleton Beach foreshore works
Wheatbelt training facilities overhauled to meet industry need
Draft redevelopment scheme for METRONET East released
Focus groups to help shape Australia’s largest volunteering database
TAFE investment to boost trades training in Great Southern
South Australia coronovirus update as at 6 August
McGowan Government delivering roads of opportunities for Kimberley
Kanowna serious crash
Winds to power new local manufacturing opportunities in WA
Plan for Great Southern unveiled as part of WA Recovery Plan
McGowan Government invests in skills for vital agricultural sector
Police arrest man after incident on trains
Plan for Wheatbelt unveiled as part of WA Recovery Plan
Police Officer from South West district charged
Mobile mental health service to deliver co-ordinated care
McGowan Government commits $6 million for a new Jewish Community Centre
Massive $76 million recovery package to support culture and arts in WA
Northern suburbs builder cautioned over contract – Dwayne Alcock
Community feedback sought on Fremantle Traffic Bridge replacement
Evade police and crash in Mount Lawley
City of Swan sets course for recovery
Funding to support victims of child abuse
Commissioners adopt 2020-21 City budget
South Australia coronovirus update as at 5 August
WA Recovery: significant health investment for South
Advocates for WA’s vulnerable consumers become award winners
Bunbury social housing boost with first contract awarded
Report reveals roadmap to local government reform
Woodside grant will create a one-stop-shop for volunteering
Construction Working Group formed for Ocean Reef Marina project
WA Recovery Plan boosts local manufacturing to create WA jobs
Missing Persons Week highlights plight of missing persons, their families and friends
Green light for $33 million boost to Broome’s water infrastructure
Pilot project to protect rare Pilbara vegetation
Major upgrades at Donnybrook and Districts Sporting and Recreation Precinct as part of WA Recovery Plan
Aboriginal communities to receive $38.9 million water service upgrades
Police hold concerns for welfare of Benjamin KRESS and Nathalie EICH
Police hold concerns for welfare of Joseph CLARKE

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