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Brandon Craig appointed as new CME President
Target 120 Broome program transitions to Aboriginal leadership
Bravo apple potential continues to flourish with harvest underway
Woodside’s pollution and profit in the spotlight in Perth, on day of AGM
Shore Leave festival opens to showcase best of Mid-West
Joint statement – New visitor centre for World Heritage Listed national park
Western Australia Covid update as at 28 April 2023
Legal Aid chief appointed Western Australia’s State Solicitor
Fun day spectacular to celebrate Eid Carnival
Funding delivered for Broome family and domestic violence hub
Reappointment to National Gallery of Australia Council
WA’s pharmacists honoured with Excellence Awards
Of mice and men: Fathers’ social experience influences sons’ sperm quality
Grants for developing new defence short courses open
Significant boost to WA livestock industry’s biosecurity defences
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Delivering Better Tomorrow
McGowan Government expanding mental health services
Local service provider to run Target 120 program in Derby
New walking trail for national park in WA’s Kimberley
Start your engines for the Supercars Perth SuperSprint in Perth
9 things you might not know about socio-economic status in Australia
HSF advises Brookfield on renewable power project
Coles Finest Carbon Neutral Beef range launches in WA
WEST AUSTRALIAN ENERGY POLICY STRATEGIST NAMED AS NEW APPEA WA DIRECTOR
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and people who identify as having disability or are neurodiverse are among the most underrepresented groups…
One step closer to commercial tropical rock oyster industry for WA
Man extradited to NSW over alleged sexual and robbery offences – Goulburn
WA’s emergency doctors: time targets for hospital waits
Joint statement – One step closer to commercial Tropical Rock Oyster industry for WA
Applications for 2023 Anzac Day Trust Grants Program now open
Statement from Murujuga traditional custodians about McGowan and Perdaman’s destruction of sacred Burrup rock art sites
More than $7 million in funding for small businesses in native forest regions
McGowan Government extending support for at-risk young people
Son’s love for mum inspires Cape to Cape trek for mesothelioma research
ED reforms to include alternative care pathways and new targets
Gone but not forgotten
Perdaman breaks ground on $6 billion Pilbara Urea Project
Joint statement – Perdaman breaks ground on $6 billion Pilbara Urea Project
Attempted Aggravated Armed Robbery – Beechboro
Putting names to our unknown World War 1 legends
New playground coming as part of Perth Zoo transformation
Consumer confidence remains low
First port of call significant for HMAS Anzac
“DREAMY” AMENITY KITS TO SHOWCASE WESTERN AUSTRALIA’S LAND, WATER AND SKIES
Trial approved for swimming with sea lions off our coastline
New help to link employers to veterans seeking jobs
Phase out of live sheep exports by sea