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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
October 19 to be recognised as War Widows Day in WA
Five World War I soldiers identified
High-voltage guide to empower facility owners
We want more climate ambition in our foreign policy – here’s how we can do it
Sailor’s story inspires for years to come
Digital upgrade of Taxi User Subsidy Scheme underway
Man arrested in WA over alleged physical and sexual assault incidents – Goulburn
25 Mid-Career Industry Fellowships set to tackle critical industry challenges
Regional events to reignite tourism around State 24 April
WA’s resources sector has record-busting year
Official start of Legacy Centenary Torch Relay
Police are responding to fatal crash – Durack
Bus fleet goes electric with $125 million State investment
Free public transport on first Sunday each month
$77 million investment to bolster new Aboriginal cultural heritage system
Extended support for one-stop family and domestic violence hubs
70 years of excellence in Australian nuclear science
Kewdale Murder Charge
New animal welfare and farm trespass legislation comes into operation
Western Australians will benefit from returning pharmacy free flu program
Recent Japanese encephalitis virus activity detected in east Kimberley
Western Australia shines in eclipse darkness
RACGP welcomes WA’s influenza vaccination drive
Western Australia Covid update as at 21 April 2023
WA pharmacists to deliver free flu vaccines
Grants boost regional Aboriginal arts and culture sector
Submission to State Administrative Tribunal on Shalom House
Free flu vaccinations this May for all Western Australians
Australia’s adoption of electric vehicles has been maddeningly slow, but we’re well placed to catch up fast
McGowan Government continues to tackle sexual harassment in mining industry
BHP Operational Review for the nine months ended 31 March 2023
Economic development funding boost for Cape York communities
Whale-watching guidelines don’t include boat noise. It’s time they did
Western Australia’s exploration bonanza continues
State Government to explore options for Gold Corporation to ensure value for the WA community
Once in a Lifetime – Guests Aboard P&O Cruises’ Pacific Explorer Witness First Total Eclipse in 1000 Years
Farmers Advisory Board formed to consult on firearms laws
Volunteering WA Membership Fees from 1 July 2023
Premier leads 5th Western Australia-China Strategic Dialogue with major Chinese business leaders
Consultation on revised bushfire policy and guidelines begins
New guideline released on spring exemptions
Round 3 recipients announced for McGowan Government’s CBD revitalisation grants
Vehicle repairer to pay almost $50,000 for failing to complete work (Christopher Hall / The Barra Shed / 5XH Logistics Pty Ltd)
Greens MP says Forest Protector facing Ballina Court today will be vindicated in time
The eyes of the world on Western Australia for Total Solar Eclipse