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NEW HERALD AND PERTH VOICE ARTICLE ARCHIVE COMING SOON
Western Australia · Western Australia

NEW HERALD AND PERTH VOICE ARTICLE ARCHIVE COMING SOON

In a move to make accessing local news easier than ever, the Herald and Perth Voice article archives will soon be available in one convenient location at heraldandvoicearchives.com. Currently hosted on separate websites (heraldonlinejournal.com and perthvoiceinteractive.com), articles from both popular independent newspapers will soon be found together, providing a streamlined and user-friendly experience for readers looking to revisit past stor…See the Story
YACWA: Budget fails youth
Western Australia · Western Australia

YACWA: Budget fails youth

YACWA and other youth advocacy organisations have been left disappointed by the Albanese government’s latest budget. Youth Alliance Council of Western Australia CEO Antonella Serge, coming off the back of a state election she felt was also shy on tackling issues facing young people, said there were few targeted initiatives in treasurer Jim Chalmers’ budget. Alliance members around the country had come to the same conclusion. “They address homele…Read Article
When WA almost said ‘time’
Fremantle · Fremantle

When WA almost said ‘time’

THIS week marks the 100th anniversary of Western Australia’s first—and nearly decisive—prohibition referendum, a moment in the state’s history that few today remember.  On April 4, 1925, Western Australians went to the polls to determine whether the state should ban alcohol, following a global trend that had already taken hold in the United States and parts of Canada.  While the referendum ultimately failed, the fact that the state came close to…Read Article

House GOP members fight for Biden-era energy spending, including in WA

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Biden-era spending on renewable energy projects is in the Trump administration's crosshairs. But some House GOP members are fighting to save it.Republican PartySee the Story

Memorial to remember WA fishers lost at sea one step closer

Records show more than 350 people have drowned in WA waters since the early 19th century trying to put seafood on tables.Fremantle · FremantleSee the Story

Stranded ferry hit with graffiti

A STRANDED ferry on Point Walter’s sand bar has been graffitied, with locals wondering when and how it will be removed.  Local resident Tim Johnson has been keeping an eye on the vessel since it grounded on March 8. Mr Johnson said officials down on the bar told him the vessel “busted off its moorings at Blackwall Reach and had drifted down onto the sandbar.” He says locals are concerned the vessel is firmly stuck in place and will be difficult …Western Australia · Western AustraliaSee the Story

‘No cash’ to fix Arch, but plenty to splash on Boonji

A RENOWNED WA artist says she was shocked to discover Perth council agreeing to spend $250,000 on a US sculptor’s work a fortnight after telling her there was no money to repair her much-loved installation The Arch in Northbridge. Lorenna Grant says the future of The Arch, which spanned the James and Lake Street intersection is uncertain, with the work in  indefinite storage. The work was commissioned by the City of Perth for $99,000 and install…Western Australia · Western AustraliaRead Article

City boost for local retail

LOCAL retailers looking to sharpen their competitive edge can gain valuable insights at the City of Melville’s Business Breakfast Series, kicking off this Friday, March 21. The three-part series, run in collaboration with the Small Business Development Corporation, will provide expert advice on visual merchandising, digital marketing, and small retail precinct growth. The events are open exclusively to small businesses within the City of Melvill…Western Australia · Western AustraliaRead Article

New famer rues education gap

PROMINENT children’s magistrate, Noongar woman, and Fremantle local Kim Farmer was inducted into the WA Women’s Hall of Fame on Thursday.  Ms Farmer is a qualified anthropologist and lawyer and has worked extensively in Aboriginal land heritage and native title.  As a lawyer, Ms Farmer founded her own legal practice specialising in criminal, family, and child protection law, and has worked at the Aboriginal Legal and Aboriginal Family Legal Serv…Fremantle · FremantleRead Article

Woodside’s bid to expand a huge gas project is testing both major parties’ environmental credentials

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Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has indicated a Coalition government would quickly approve a giant gas project off Western Australia which will release billions of tonnes of greenhouse gases until around 2070. Woodside Energy is leading the joint venture, which would dramatically expand offshore drilling and extend gas production at the North West Shelf project – already Australia’s largest gas-producing venture. In a statement on Wednesday, Dutt…Peter Dutton · Western AustraliaSee the Story

New MP brushes off donation links

NEWLY minted Bibra Lake MLA Sook Yee Lai says concerns raised about donations her father’s company gave Labor are “unfounded” and she’s just ready to get stuck into local issues. Ms Lai replaces retiring Labor MLA Peter Tinley, who represented Bibra Lake under its former name Willagee from 2009, with the current count showing her swamping Liberal candidate Atul Garg with 71.2 per cent of the vote after preferences.  Ms Lai said another candidate…Climate Change · Bibra LakeSee the Story

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