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Greens move to keep pokies out of WA
Workplace Advice Service marks one-year anniversary
New Crime Stoppers partnership to help catch environmental crooks
Eight new aquatic centres receive recognition for being Waterwise
Dumpers pay for illegally disposing waste
Are laxatives answer to more powerful mobile phones, cars that run better?
Planning Reform Action Plan to simplify and modernise system
Community Rivercare Program third round of grants open
Public consultation begins for WA’s strata reforms
West gets it wrong in solar attack
Motorists advised to top up before Perth petrol prices rise
Minister for Health: Action to reduce violence and aggression in WA hospitals
3km extension of Perth-Fremantle Principal Shared Path now open
Joint venture to boost mining investment in Western Australia
Great Southern water users switched on to scientifically proven personal shark deterrents
South West water users switched on to scientifically proven personal shark deterrents
Moving Collins class Full Cycle Docking to WA in national interest
$90,000 penalty for bogus building claims – Frayson Pty Ltd, Instyle Residence Australia Pty
Action to reduce violence and aggression in WA hospitals
Distractions and drivers a deadly combination
Rio Tintos Koodaideri iron ore project supporting local Aboriginal businesses
And they’re off – Cobber Challenge 2019 gets underway
Green light for Swan Active Midland refurbishments
Minister appoints new commissioner for City of Perth
Rugby great joins fight against youth suicide
Second International Education Consortium to grow international students studying in WA
Ellenbrook aggravated robbery arrest
Builders Back Reinvigorated Perth City Deal
WA voluntary assisted dying bill differs from Victoria’s
Research boost supporting Carnarvon horticulture
Good as Gold: Netball naming rights deal marks another milestone for women’s sport
Like moths to a colourful flame
Commissioner’s Blog: Compare hotel comparison sites
Solar panels mean sporting clubs can spend more on balls, less on bills
Local Aboriginal artist and students make a stunning Splash in Lynwood
Changes to boarding fees for non-government school students
Great Southern Development Commission chair to drive local jobs
Perth hosting US and Australian leaders for important bilateral dialogue
$20.81 million to support Indigenous visual arts
Festival showcases languages
Child Exploitation Material – JACET arrest
Perth man charged with child exploitation and drug offences
Lake Argyle fatal crash
Household water flow restrictions in Goldfields region decline 72 per cent
Household water flow restrictions in Agricultural region decline 75 per cent
Household water flow restrictions in South West region decline 92 per cent
Dramatic decline in water flow restrictions as financial assistance programs deliver for those in need
Work starts on long-awaited swimming pool for Kalumburu