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Margaret River fires: six minths on
12:05 PM | THE Bushfire Recovery Working Group invites members of the community who experienced the November bushfires, as well as those who have aided with the recovery process, to a six-month commemorative gathering.
Baz' cartoon
12:00 PM | Baz' cartoon
Bunbury teacher wins on the world stage
11:53 AM | NEWTON Moore High School will be represented on the world stage following teacher Tyril Houghton’s win over the weekend.
11:46 AM | BUNBURY Catholic College will branch out into a second campus in Australind by 2015 to coincide with the enrolment of Year 7 students into secondary education.
11:45 AM | POLICE are calling for witnesses after a road rage incident which resulted a car ramming another car off the road in Bunbury on the weekend.
Chicken Treat bandit still on the run
11:38 AM | POLICE have released a composite image of the offender relating to the armed hold-up of Chicken Treat on May 10.
11:36 AM | PRECIOUS environmental history could have been saved had more students walked to and from school according to a local mother.
11:35 AM | A 19-year-old Harvey male was airlifted by the RAC rescue helicopter after a single car crash on the South West Highway in Brunswick Junction.
Mixed views on Bunbury's notorious roundabout
11:32 AM | THE notorious Eelup roundabout is now the first regional roundabout in WA to have traffic lights. Over the past five years the roundabout has seen more than 650 crashes, costing the community about $11 million.
Bunbury man's attacker found guilty
11:29 AM | A UK man has been found guilty of a nightclub attack which has left a Bunbury man partially blind in his right eye.
Full stomachs at Cooinda
11:28 AM | STUDENTS at Cooinda Primary are heading to class with full stomachs and more energy following the successful breakfast club program.
11:26 AM | LAST week’s state budget missed a critical opportunity to offer stamp duty concessions to seniors looking to downsize their property, according to REIWA figures.
11:25 AM | THREE talented Austr-alind Senior High School students have qualified to progress to round two of the Western Australian final of The Australian Brain Bee Challenge.
Bunbury leg a highlight: promoter
11:23 AM | WITH both international icons and national favourites declaring it as one of their best gigs ever, Bunbury’s Groovin the Moo went off with a bang last weekend.
Bunbury police praise good behaviour of festival revellers
11:20 AM | DRUG detection dogs may be considered at next year’s Groovin the Moo due to drug related incidents according to police.
Bunbury's budget discontent
11:17 AM | THE repercussions of the state budget continue as the Bunbury Wellington Economic Alliance said it was a “wasted opportunity”.
Bunbury ripped off: Mayor
11:14 AM | BUNBURY has been ripped off in the worst pre-election budget in memory, according to City of Bunbury Mayor David Smith.
Bunbury cityscape hits canvas
11:12 AM | COOINDA Primary School students have joined forces with a local business to become more involved with the community.
Bunbury support group born from tragedy
11:01 AM | TWO Bunbury women have used their experience of grief to form support group Monarch House.
Excellence rewarded
3:46 AM | A STRONG sense of work performance, ethics, initiative and a sense of responsibility has earned four Esperance workers an award at the Rotary Club of Esperance Bay’s Pride of Workmanship dinner last Thursday.
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