Muchea Marri trees: is there accountability and transparency?

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The recent decision by the councilors of the Shire of Chittering to destroy three, one-hundred-year-old Marri trees in Muchea, acknowledged by the National Trust...

Farming with compassion

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The big, lumbering sows on Kusha Hill farm just south of Dallwallinu are grunting and snorting companionably in their pens; natural sunlight and breeze...

Muchea Tracking Station

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Project Mercury was the USA’s first manned space program with the goal of successfully having a human orbit the earth and return safely. Built...

Sky-high shenanigans

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Just the other week, my aunt – who lives in Jurien Bay, was telling me how she returned home in the afternoon to find...

Roxanne’s Dance Workshop: dancing in the streets

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Roxanne’s Dance Workshop (RDW) in Gingin have been nurturing the talent of the region for nearly a quarter of century and recently showcased their...

Proposed demolition of centuries-old trees in Muchea outrageous

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Some councils are going out of their way to conserve old trees — even non-indigenous ones — yet our local authority, the Shire of...

DBCA dictate animal no show

This month’s column is from our Chairperson, Dean Arthurell, explaining the unfortunate reasons why the Chittering Wildlife Carers will no longer be a presence...
A young air force officer in blue camouflage uniform in front of a sign that says Joint Health Command Pearce Health Centre.

RAAF Base Pearce Health Centre’s upgrade complete

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Keeping Defence personnel healthy and in a constant state of readiness has been made a little easier thanks to an upgrade of facilities at...

Believe in tomorrow

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Muchea Tree Farm’s manager Natalie Vallance has the Audrey Hepburn quote, “To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow,” in a prominent position...
Smiling man in protective bee keeping attire holding a tray from a bee hive. The tray is covered in honeycomb and bees.

Dave to the rescue

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From ancient Egyptians to our beloved Winnie the Pooh, honey harvesting has been happening in our civilisation for a guesstimated 4500 years now, and...

From little things big things grow

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Appreciating the little things in life is an easy task for Christine Falconer, who spends her days in the company of pygmy goats. These...
A smiling man with dark hair and a beard crouches next to a leafy green pomegranate tree. He is holding a pomegranate in his hand.

The blessed fruit

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Just when you think everything that can be grown in the Northern Valleys is being grown, along comes a new visionary to take advantage...