State News - WA

Deep drains bring saline land back into production

18 May 12 | THE Wheatbelt Catchment Alliance (WCA) is calling for all levels of government to support a regional drainage plan to transform saline effected land and curtail the further spread of salinity.

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Unique perspective

17 May 12 | MARKETING guru Pete Walmsley loves thinking outside of the square.

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Bunbury's Singing Chef restaurants to merge

17 May 12 | BUNBURY’S Singing Chef will bring together his two restaurants, World Kitchen and Mexican Garden, to create one taste sensation.

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Bunbury radio host on song

17 May 12 | BUNBURY radio host Heidi Anderson received the top honour on Saturday night when she received Southern Cross Austero employee of the year award.

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Inspiring youth at Bunbury forum

17 May 12 | YOUNG Bunbury residents will have the chance to receive crucial advice at the apprenticeship and traineeship forum.

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Ceramic entertainment for Bunbury families

17 May 12 | HAPPY Glaze Ceramics at the Bunbury Homemaker Centre is a unique way to spend time with family and friends.

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Rewarding Bunbury women in public affairs

04 May 12 | BUNBURY Cathedral Grammar student Anais Rosher was awarded Zonta Club Bunbury young women in public affairs award.

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Business scam increase

04 May 12 | BUNBURY small businesses are just as vulnerable as consumers to scams, according to Australian Competition and Consumer Commission deputy chair Michael Schaper. |

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Bunbury artist uses land as inspiration

27 Apr 12 | A TRUE professional in her art, award winning fused glass and pottery artist Christine Elston has successfully made a business out of doing what she loves.

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