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Beating a path to Pathfinder
11 Feb 12 | IT IS not even finished yet but Australia's newest radio telescope is effectively booked out for the first five years.
10 Feb 12 | WA company 4Farmers has dismissed claims of dumping as "nonsense" after Customs and Border Protection announced it would be conducting an inquiry into the alleged dumping of fully formulated glyphosate products imported into Australia from China.
09 Feb 12 | FIRTESCUE Metals Group will have to meet strict conditions to minimise environmental impacts associated with an expansion of its Cloudbreak iron ore mine in the Pilbara, Western Australia's Environmental watchdog announced today.
08 Feb 12 | THE Department of Environment and Conservation (DEC) has wrapped up its biggest firefighting operation in decades after more than a month of battling multiple fires that burned through more than 800,000ha of mostly pastoral land near Carnarvon.
08 Feb 12 | A NEW work camp aimed at rehabilitating offenders through valuable community work will be launched today in Western Australia’s Wheatbelt region.
07 Feb 12 | THE formal opening of Kununurra’s new airport terminal last Friday and a new public jetty in Wyndham on Saturday are the latest developments to vital community assets in the growing East Kimberley region.
07 Feb 12 | THE State Government has said it is committed to assisting small businesses, primary producers, churches, sporting associations and voluntary non-profit organisations whose assets have been destroyed or damaged as a result of a declared natural disaster caused by bushfire, cyclone, earthquake, storm, flood, natural hazard, meteorite strike, storm surge, tornado, landslide or tsunami.
07 Feb 12 | DOZENS of bores will be upgraded or replaced and six new bores installed as part of a $24million water source project in Albany.
One year on, silver lining out of the ashes
06 Feb 12 | NOLA Bosveld stands on the bare patch of land where her home of 20 years used to stand, and smiles.
06 Feb 12 | THE West Australian mining industry is welcoming the proposed $1 billion cash and land native title agreement that the West Australian government hopes to settle.
06 Feb 12 | A NATIONAL survey has been launched this week as part of an innovative project, Working Safe in Rural and Remote Australia.
03 Feb 12 | THE government has announced the biggest shake-up of the state's ports in decades, in what it says will create greater benefits from the booming commodity exports industry.
02 Feb 12 | TROPICAL Cyclone Iggy is looming off WA's west coast and is already directing showers over parts of the Southwest Land Division.
01 Feb 12 | MAJOR projects to improve and secure vital wastewater infrastructure in the Pilbara are on track with two proponents shortlisted to deliver a suite of works.
01 Feb 12 | THE reputation of Western Australia’s film and television industry continues to grow, with another two local productions receiving major awards in the second round of the Australian Academy Cinema Television Arts (AACTA) Awards.
Three years on, agribusiness investment guides emerge
01 Feb 12 | THREE years after 60,000 investors lost more than $1 billion in the collapse of a string of tax-driven agribusiness schemes, the corporate regulator has issued new disclosure guidelines it hopes will stop it from happening again.
31 Jan 12 | EUROPEAN wasps continue to remain a threat this summer, and the public is being reminded to know how to recognise and report this serious pest.
Young farmer builds productive property
31 Jan 12 | THE ability to overcome adversity is perhaps one of rural Australia's most endearing qualities and for young Katanning farmer Tim Harris that certainly holds true.
Hot...but not as hot as you might have thought
30 Jan 12 | DESPITE an onslaught of hot weather, no temperature records were broken in Perth during the past week.
Iggy brings rain to north
30 Jan 12 | Tropical Cyclone Iggy is indirectly affecting Western Australia with heavy rain and large seas and swells.
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