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Tender open to design world class Aboriginal Cultural Centre
130,000 worth of grant funds to support WA’s biomedical industry
More households to benefit from WA’s first-ever home battery rebates and loan scheme
Grants now available to help you pedal towards WA Bike Month
State Budget to target congestion headaches in Perth’s south
New Chief Scientist Of Western Australia Appointed
$4.98 million grant delivers 12 more homes for seniors in Brunswick Junction
Successful Mental Health Ambulance Co-Response service expands
Fourteen maisonette-style social housing dwellings for Ellenbrook
Perth set for massive week of sport with Socceroos and Supercars
$7.6 Million To Protect WA Babies From RSV
Boer War Day Acknowledges Sacrifices Of WA Veterans
March 2025 Quarterly Financial Results Report Released
Gender recognition reforms for LGBTIQA+ community take effect
Cattle arrive to kick start visionary northern beef research
New Ombudsman Western Australia Appointed
Reforms To Sex Or Gender Recognition In WA
Man Extradited From NZ After 2016 Morley Armed Robbery
Targeted review to improve Native Title, cultural heritage processes
New Chair And Board Members Appointed To Lead SBDC
WACA Ground Improvement Project Reaches Major Milestone
$3.15 million project to deliver six more Aboriginal Employee Housing homes in Kununurra
WA-inspired Dishes Set To Heat Up Winter Menus
Extended licences for best practice national park tourism operators
National venture capital event travels to WA for the first time
Busselton Water continues reconciliation journey with launch of RAP
Applications Open | International Volunteer Day Grants
Aboriginal workforce targets surpassed 12 months ahead of schedule
$100 million Budget commitment backs TAFE to deliver a skilled workforce
New data reveals steady tree canopy cover across Perth and Peel
Western Australia To Welcome New Flights From Newcastle
Individuals Recognised For Excellence In Tourism 29 May
Host Town Selected For 2026 WA Tourism Conference
City of Melville public open spaces to be transformed with $2.8m Lotterywest boost
New Wave Of Funding To Enhance Safety For WA Surfers
Contractor signed for New Women and Babies Hospital Project
Additional Support For Students With Complex Behaviours
Lockridge site offers prime opportunity to deliver seniors’ housing
Public drop-in forums scheduled for Perth Entertainment and Sporting Precinct
Judge Quail Reappointed As Children’s Court President
New supported accommodation service for women secured with MercyCare
Cook Labor Government announces support scheme for WA’s Stolen Generations
2025 Reconciliation Week Street Banners Now On Display
Free Food And Dog Health Checks In Balga 26 May
Charges laid over Snapchat video of pigeon beating at a Goldfields minesite
Volunteers Are Beating Heart Of RSPCA WA
Volunteer retention done right: 98% of People Who Care volunteers say ‘I’m staying’
National Volunteer Week 2025: Volunteers are the backbone of communities

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