Crab Fest Parking Supports Mandurah Community Groups
Where you park at the Channel 7 Mandurah Crab Fest can generate donations for local clubs. The event's parking program has raised thousands for groups like surf lifesaving and sports teams.
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Six-Storey Cannington Block Lauded as Development Benchmark
A $6 million six-storey development in Cannington, approved by the Metro Inner DAP, is praised for providing affordable housing near public transport and setting a precedent for density in the City of Canning.
Kailis Family Plans $2M Mediterranean-Greek Restaurant in Leederville
The iconic Kailis family is expanding in Leederville with a $2 million Mediterranean-Greek restaurant and tavern, set to transform a warehouse near their award-winning Oxford Street location.
Figtree, Fairy Meadow Flood Zones Rezoned for Safety
The Illawarra region has implemented new rezoning measures for flood-prone areas in Figtree and Fairy Meadow, aimed at improving safety and reducing future risks for residents and properties.
Planned Dubai-Australia Flight Announced for 2026
A new scheduled flight from Dubai to Australia has been officially announced, set to commence operations in 2026, enhancing international travel connectivity.
Howard and Costello on Economic Legacy and Future
Former Prime Minister John Howard and ex-Treasurer Peter Costello reflect on their economic policies, current challenges, and lessons for Australia's future in a recent discussion.
Adelaide's Heritage at Crossroads Over 'Tower of Regret'
Adelaide faces a defining moment as the 38-storey Festival Tower Two, deemed 'under construction' without final approval, sparks intense opposition from a high-profile group including a former Premier, with heritage expert Elizabeth Vines warning of risks
Geelong's Gender Pay Gap in Education, Business Revealed
A new report uncovers significant gender pay disparities in Geelong's education sector and large corporations, highlighting ongoing wage inequality in key industries.
Lorne Businesses Lose Month's Income After Disasters
Local businesses in Lorne have suffered severe financial losses, with many reporting up to a month's income wiped out due to recent disasters, impacting the coastal community's economy.
Worksafe Probes North Geelong Car Yard Fire
Worksafe Victoria is investigating a significant fire at a North Geelong car dealership, with no injuries reported. The blaze caused extensive damage to vehicles and structures.
GMHBA Seeks New CEO After David Greig's 5-Year Term
Geelong-based health insurer GMHBA has initiated a search for a new chief executive officer following the conclusion of David Greig's five-year tenure, marking a significant leadership transition for the company.
Hunter Workers Tackle Gender Inequality on Women's Day
Hunter Workers union highlights persistent gender inequality in the workplace on International Women's Day, calling for action on pay gaps and representation.
WA Agribusiness Fears Food Price Surge from Costs
Western Australian agribusiness experts express concerns that rising oil and fertiliser prices could drive up food costs, impacting consumers and farmers.
Fuel Price Hikes Scrutinized as RACQ Accuses Retailers
Motorists face surging fuel prices amid global oil market uncertainty, but RACQ economists argue recent increases are unjustified and may violate consumer law.
Illawarra Petrol Prices Surge Over Iran Threat
Petrol prices in the Illawarra region have surged dramatically following Iran's threats to close the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil shipping route, causing local economic concerns.
185-Unit Broadmeadow Plan Gets State Significant Status
A large-scale residential project in Broadmeadow, featuring 185 units, has been designated as State Significant Infrastructure, accelerating its approval process.
Warrawong Man Steals E-Bike with Bread Roll in Hand
A man from Warrawong was caught on CCTV stealing an e-bike in Wollongong while casually holding a bread roll, sparking community amusement and police investigation.
Tahmoor Coal Mine Winding-Up Bid Back in Court
The legal battle over the winding-up of the Tahmoor coal mine in New South Wales has returned to the Supreme Court, with creditors seeking to liquidate the operation amid ongoing financial disputes.
Freight Delays Hit Australia as Weather Wipes Out Rail Route
Freight operators warn of major delays after severe weather damages the Sydney-Perth rail corridor, cutting a vital east-west supply route for weeks. Engineers are working to repair extensive track and bridge damage.
First Lots at Former Princess Margaret Hospital Site on Sale
The initial lots at the former Princess Margaret Hospital site in Subiaco are now available for sale, marking a key step in the redevelopment of this prime Perth location into a mixed-use precinct.
War Disrupts Air Travel: Flights Cancelled, Insurance Issues
The Middle East conflict has led to over 10,000 flight cancellations, stranding WA travellers. Travel insurance often excludes war-related disruptions, with experts advising direct airline contact for refunds.
Union Launches Hunter Housing Campaign Amid Worker Stress
The Australian Workers' Union has launched a campaign in the Hunter region to address the affordable housing crisis, citing severe stress among workers and calling for government action.
Australian Shares Lose $70 Billion in Major Market Plunge
The Australian stock market experienced one of its worst declines in a year, with nearly $70 billion wiped from share values. This significant drop reflects heightened investor concerns amid global economic uncertainties.
WA Premier Slams Fuel Price Gouging Amid Iran Strikes
Premier Roger Cook condemns petrol stations for raising prices during Iran conflict, urging restraint as global oil costs surge. Opposition calls for action.
Qantas Frequent Flyer's Biggest Changes in 40 Years
Qantas announces its most significant Frequent Flyer program changes in nearly four decades, introducing Status Credit rollover and on-the-ground earning for over 18 million members.
ETU President Glen James Potter Charged with Firearms Offences
Glen James Potter, president of the Electrical Trades Union in Wollongong, has been charged with firearms offences following a police investigation. The case involves allegations of illegal possession and use of firearms, with court proceedings underway.
Great Southern Mining Drills Deep for Platinum in WA
Great Southern Mining has started government co-funded diamond drilling at its East Laverton project in Western Australia, targeting platinum group elements and gold discoveries.
Kwinana Lithium Refinery Had High Health Risk: Dwer
A report by the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation found Tianqi and IGO's Kwinana lithium refinery was a high health risk, with controls now tightened to address concerns.
Athllon Drive Duplication Approved in Canberra
The ACT government has greenlit the Athllon Drive duplication project, aiming to ease traffic congestion and improve safety in Canberra's southern suburbs.
Headlands Hotel Open During Austinmer Renovation Works
The Headlands Hotel in Austinmer is fully operational during its renovation, with management ensuring minimal disruption to guests and locals.
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