WILDLIFE officers have appealed to the public for information about a dolphin that was slashed across the throat and left on the lawn of a house in Bremer Bay, on Western Australia’s south coast. The dolphin was dumped under a tree of a Bremer Bay property about 500 metres from the beach. A wildlife officer [...]
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Mutilated dolphin dumped on lawn in in Bremer Bay, Western Australia
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Albany, Bremer Bay, Bremer Bay today, carcass, chief wildlife officer, Conservation’s Nature Protection Branch, death, Department of Environment, disturbing incident, dolphin, dumped, examine, in Bremer Bay, incident, investigate, investigating., Kevin Morrison, lawn, lawn of a house, locals, Mutilated dolphin, on, proper forensic, question, slashed, throat, travel, western australia, Western Australia's south coast., wildlife officer on January 8, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Malaysia Airlines sale fares to Perth, Western Australia
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Fares, Malaysia Airlines sale, perth, western australia on November 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Malaysia Airlines is also offering return flights to Perth in Western Australia, travellers can buy return tickets for as little as £539 per person. The Malaysia Airlines sale prices are available to travellers who book before November 30th 2009 and travel either between November 9th 2009 and December 10th 2009 or March 1st 2010 and [...]
Australian skills shortage “a risk to recovery”
Posted in Immigration News, tagged $21 billion, 1500, 457 visas, address, Australia, Australian, Australian federal government, Australian Financial Review, Australian visa policies, business visa rules, CEO, commissioned, construction stage., development, DIAC, energy, expansion, GDP, generate, Gindalbie, global financial crisis, Gorgon gas development, immigrants, immigration, including, infrastructure giant, iron ore mine, IT, IT industry, looming, massive, massive projects, Microsoft Australia, Mid-West iron ore, migration, mining, National Broadband Network, overhaul, Pluto LNG plant, potential growth, recession, recovery, region, Richard Leupen, risk, shortage, shortage of workers, skilled, skilled immigration program, skilled labour., skills shortage, stifled, United Group, upwards, urging, visa processing, western australia, Workers on October 16, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Industry leaders in Australia are urging the Australian federal government to overhaul its skilled immigration program to address a looming shortage of workers. Recent changes by DIAC to the skilled migration visa processing times have meant that many hundreds of applicants for visas have been told that they may have to wait up to 3 [...]
GOLD-COPPER MINING: Boddington is in business
Posted in ALL news, tagged 130 km, 16.6 million, 20.1 million, 2007, 2008., 24 years., Australia's, belonging, Boddington, Boddington mine, concentrate, copper, excess, expected, exploration potential, first, gold, gold mine., increasing, initial, large, largest, mine life, Newmont, Newmont Mining of Denver, open, Oz, pit, poured, production, reserves, Saddleback Greenstone Belt, shipment, significant, southeast of Perth, The Boddington mine, western australia on October 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
WESTERN AUSTRALIA — The first gold has been poured and the initial copper concentrate shipment made at the Boddington mine belonging to Newmont Mining of Denver. At full production, this will be Australia’s largest gold mine. The Boddington mine is a large open pit 130 km southeast of Perth within the Saddleback Greenstone Belt. Newmont [...]
Bring your mates and rellies to WA
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged August / September edition, codeword, enter from WA, family, flights, four flights to Perth, friends., lifetime, mates, members, money, nearest, newsagent., perth, pom, prize includes, rellies, reunite, reunite friends and family, spending money, spending., tours, trip, trip to Kununurra, uk, visit, WA, western australia, Whingeing Pom magazine, whinging, win the holiday on October 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
For four UK mates and rellies Four friends and family members in the UK can win the holiday of a lifetime to visit their friends and family in Western Australia. The prize includes four flights to Perth, accommodation nights in Perth, a side trip to Kununurra, tours, spending money and more. To enter from WA, you will need [...]
Forrest Highway opens to traffic
Posted in Local News, tagged ceremony, chris evans, construction, culmination, deliver, five years, Forrest Highway, infrastructure, Kwinana Freeway extension, largest road, marked, officially, opened, piece, projects, said the new 70.5 kilometre road, schedule., Senator Evans, three months, three years, undertaken, vital, western australia, Western Australia Federal Government, work on September 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The Kwinana Freeway extension and Forrest Highway has officially opened three months ahead of schedule. The Minister for Immigration and Citizenship and Senator for Western Australia, Chris Evans, said the new 70.5 kilometre road was one of the largest road infrastructure projects ever undertaken in Western Australia. Representing the Federal Government at today’s opening ceremony, [...]
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