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Treasurer provides Parliament with COVID-19 economic update
Courtesy and respect – focus of new road safety campaign
WA hospitals ramping up elective surgery
Key Armadale Railway Line Shared Path project gathers speed
Regional tourism recovery boosted with events support
Farm machinery online sales scams escalate with $140,000 in losses
Grants set to preserve unique Aboriginal heritage sites
Western Australian research could unlock new gold regions
COVID-19 update – 27 May 2020
New footpath fast-tracked for Dayton pedestrians
Corporate Recovery Ahead of Schedule
DETECT Snapshot testing to begin
State Recovery Advisory Group to guide WA’s COVID-19 recovery
Procurement changes to help boost local businesses during COVID-19
Roadworks at Clayton Street and Cowie Close roundabout
Swan View Man Sentenced for Cruelty to His Dog, Max
Wastewater charge relief for Water Corporation business customers to help boost COVID-19 economic recovery
Remote Aboriginal community digitally connected to metro medical experts
State Government continue to support those in need with more meal deliveries
RSPCA Statement on Al Kuwait Live Sheep Export COVID-19 Outbreak
RSPCA Statement on Al Kuwait Live Sheep expoert COVID-19 Outbreak
COVID-19 update – 26 May 2020
WA Health launches Aboriginal health and wellbeing video
Journey of health and wellbeing
Town of Cambridge issued with show cause notice
Motorists advised to top up before Perth petrol prices rise 26 May
Inner city area key to COVID-19 recovery
‘In this together’: online National Reconciliation Week celebrations begin
October launch date for WA’s Container Deposit Scheme
Community views to help shape plan for Cape Peron’s future
Retail trading hours extended for upcoming public holidays 26 May
Green light for world-leading renewable hydrogen from wastewater project
Police make arrest after assault in Nickol
Police concerned for welfare of Graham McAlpine
Recognising we are in this together this National Reconciliation Week
COVID19 update 25 May 2020
Results are in for Midland Local Area Planning
Funding continues wild dog control to protect WA sheep industry
Regional travel restrictions to be lifted as part of WA roadmap
Customers focus at City of Perth
Government seeks architect to shape future development vision
Lights, camera, action at Belmont City College!
Police hold concerns for welfare of Peter HANSEN
Joint statement – Great Central Road sealing works underway
$2.9m to boost local researchers’ quest for COVID-19 answers
Support for WA artists through $1.5 million COVID support program
Police charge men with 2006 sexual assault
Supporting our seniors

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