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Major rebuild of John Forrest Secondary College on track
Joint statement – Local contractor to deliver phase one Stephenson Avenue Extension
Lights go up at Albany Entertainment Centre
New platform promoting treasures from across WA goes live
Dudley Park crash
Design complete and construction schedule set for Spoilbank Marina
Police charge man with child sexual abuse
Drivers advised to fill up before petrol prices rise in Perth 9 June
Gifted students set to thrive with new program
New beach enclosure for Albany creates jobs and supports tourism
COVID-19 update – 9 June 2020
McGowan Government to consult on new procurement debarment regime
State-of-the-art early childhood centre officially opened in Albany
$56 million investment to provide mental health, alcohol and other drug support to at-risk and vulnerable groups
Accelerated aquaculture development in Mid-West to net local jobs
Five-star vote of confidence for Margaret River and WA tourism
Message to east-coast FIFO workers: move to WA
City of Swan opening a new chapter of Community Care
New builders’ panel to support construction sector and benefit community
COVID-19 update: 8 June – Large gatherings
Beach litter targeted on World Oceans Day
COVID-19 update – 8 June 2020
Cancelling contracts during COVID-19
Mount Lawley Bowling Club one of projects approved in $1.75 million funding for sport and recreation as part
McGowan Government launches campaign to enable students to be ready for future jobs, with STEM skills
Joint search warrant locates Red-Eared Slider turtles
East End Revitalisation construction begins
Prosecution and $75,000 penalty for unsafe electricity connection – Electricity Networks Corporation trading
WA emergency services personnel awarded Queen’s Birthday Honours
Infrastructure WA chief executive officer appointment
Housing stimulus protects jobs and charts path to economic recovery
Restrictions lifted for public schools as WA moves into Phase 3 of COVID recovery
Building Bonus to support economic recovery and create WA jobs
New $444 million housing stimulus for Western Australia
Hoon Vehicle Impound – Dawesville
COVID-19 update: 7 June 2020
Police are responding to fatal crash – Muckenburra
Rottnest Island reopens to visitors as Phase 3 of COVID-19 roadmap commences
COVID-19 update: 6 June 2020
Funding available to reduce litter in WA
Multi-million dollar upgrades for Hedland Senior High School
Online resource brings past to fore
COVID-19 update: 5 June 2020
COVID-19 response further boosted by latest PPE delivery
Police charge three people over fires in Port and South Hedland
Suspicious vehicle Bulgarra and Baynton
Bruce Rock’s ‘living memorial’ and garden heritage listed
Court finds casual employee entitled to long service leave

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