Bunbury Mail
Wednesday, 6 July
WA health workers threaten strike over pay
Health workers and other WA public service staff could walk off the job in August over pay.
Michael Ramsey
Youth precinct opens in time for school holidays
Inclusive: Mick and William Byrne were happy to see the precinct has inclusive activities.
Jemillah Dawson
Our History
'Never forget our history'
Jemillah Dawson • 22m ago
Recognition: Bunbury elder Lera Bennell with Timber Jetty Preservation Society president Phil Smith and Acting Bunbury Mayor Tresslyn Smith. Picture: Jemillah Dawson.
What's on
'They're defenceless': Twitchers call for awareness on Fairy Terns
Jemillah Dawson
Twitchers: Birdlife Bunbury members Chris Tate, Sue Caleb and Allan Burdette hope to see people at the Fairy Tern conservation talk on July 13. Picture: Jemillah Dawson.
How to claim your disaster recovery payment
22m ago
Mask mandate removed for WA tour buses
Nicky Lefebvre
Our History
UK search underway for missing Stolen Generation artworks
'Bounding For Home' By Barry Loo (1950). Picture: John Curtin Gallery
What's on
All things stringed | WA's annual guitar festival returns in October
Nicky Lefebvre
Magnetic performances, master craftspeople: The Strings Attached Guitar Festival is an annual homage to stringed instruments and the people who play them. Pictures: David Dare Parker, Lauren Trickett & Isolated Photography.
Our Future
Census data shows population spikes in South West hotspots
South West Development Commission Chief Executive, Mellisa Teede.
Nicky Lefebvre
Birthday bash to celebrate Cowaramup Cows anniversary
Nicky Lefebvre
Pip, Jules, Aor, Karen, Tsu and Richard at the Cowaramup French Bakery and Patisserie with just a small portion of the enormous celebration cake being created for the DejaMoo Fair this weekend. Picture: Nicky Lefebvre
Concerns deadly bee parasite could reach WA as Varroa mite spreads in NSW
Claire Sadler
WA beekeepers are concerns as the varroa mite hits Australia for the first time. Picture: Supplied.
Cowaramup stands up, shows up for NAIDOC Day | Photos
Nicky Lefebvre
Cowaramup Primary School students and teachers take part in NAIDOC Day 2022 celebrations. Pictures: Supplied
'For me, it would've meant abject poverty': Trickle-down effect of abortion ruling felt in WA
PROTESTING: People across the United States have taken to the streets in protest of overturning Roe v Wade. Picture: Gayatri Malhotra via Unsplash.
Samantha Ferguson
'Almost four years ago to the day that we won $2 million': Second win for Baldivis man's syndicate
Daniela Cooper
Russia's Medvedev issues nuclear warning
Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has warned the US about messing with a nuclear power.
'Extremely messy': Economists renew push for full-scale RBA review
Gerard Cockburn
Reserve Bank of Australia governor Philip Lowe. Picture: Getty Images

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WA health workers threaten strike over pay
Michael Ramsey
Health workers and other WA public service staff could walk off the job in August over pay.
Youth precinct opens in time for school holidays
Jemillah Dawson
Inclusive: Mick and William Byrne were happy to see the precinct has inclusive activities.
Our History
'Never forget our history'
Jemillah Dawson • 22m ago
Recognition: Bunbury elder Lera Bennell with Timber Jetty Preservation Society president Phil Smith and Acting Bunbury Mayor Tresslyn Smith. Picture: Jemillah Dawson.
What's on
'They're defenceless': Twitchers call for awareness on Fairy Terns
Jemillah Dawson
Twitchers: Birdlife Bunbury members Chris Tate, Sue Caleb and Allan Burdette hope to see people at the Fairy Tern conservation talk on July 13. Picture: Jemillah Dawson.
Mask mandate removed for WA tour buses
Nicky Lefebvre

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