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Club impressed by Collie variety

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¶ THE WA Naturalists’ Club had a packed itinerary on its recent visit to Collie, taking in the abundant flora and fauna across portions of the trails network. Northern Suburbs Branch secretary Don Poynton said he was struck by the number of tourist...

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Chlorine leak mystery: Initial pool investigation completed but no details yet

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¶ AN INITIAL investigation into a chlorine gas leak at the Mineworkers’ Memorial Pool has been completed however details have yet to be released. The leak, which led to the hospitalisation of a staff member and the closure of a section of...

16 May 2025
By Bulletin News
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Bus stuck in limbo: Collie-to-Bunbury update coming ‘very soon’, says Hanns

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¶ THE State Government has yet to make a decision on the future of the Collie-to-Bunbury bus service more than a year after a trial of the service ended. Responding to Bulletin queries, the Public Transport Authority advised that the service is...

15 May 2025
By Bulletin News
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Trails damage investigation

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¶ COLLIE Shire will investigate the circumstances behind damage to the Wagyl Biddi mountain bike trails network off Venn Street East. The Collie MTB Association last week submitted a report to the shire, detailing what it estimates to be $9800 in...

14 May 2025
By Bulletin News
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Museum says thanks to Yvonne

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¶ COALFIELDS Museum and Historical Research Centre volunteers and committee members gathered recently to farewell day manager Yvonne Hammond at an afternoon tea function. Mrs Hammond was an inaugural member of the committee when it took over...

10 May 2025
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Jim’s artistic gift graces town

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¶ JIM Gamble is hesitant to name himself an artist, but anyone gazing at his murals would have no such hesitation. “People ask me where I got this gift, but I don’t know, I just seem to be able to do it,” Mr Gamble said. His latest work of...

04 May 2025
By Bulletin News
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River-bound fish hotels

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¶ RESIDENTS did their bit to support native Collie River fish species at a Leschenault Catchment Council (LCC)-hosted workshop at Minningup Pool last week. The hands-on workshop, part of the LCC’s Upper Collie River Aquatic Habitat Restoration...

03 May 2025
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Race puts Collie on show

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¶ COLLIE was on show during the Collie Rotary Adventure Race (CRAR) at Minningup Pool on Saturday. Competitors from Collie and out of town turned out in their numbers for the four-stage race, made up of kayak, mountain bike, swimming and running...

19 Mar 2025
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Pathway provides access to a piece of history

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¶ A NEW pathway to the Wallsend mine site entrances provides an up close look at a piece of Collie’s history. The pathway was officially opened this week, enabling locals and tourists easy access. It was made possible by a $10,000 joint donation...

16 Mar 2025
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Trails damage investigation

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¶ COLLIE Shire will investigate the circumstances behind damage to the Wagyl Biddi mountain bike trails network off Venn Street East. The Collie MTB Association last week submitted a report to the shire, detailing what it estimates to be $9800 in...

14 May 2025
By Bulletin News
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Chlorine leak mystery: Initial pool investigation completed but no details yet

Collie River Valley Bulletin

¶ AN INITIAL investigation into a chlorine gas leak at the Mineworkers’ Memorial Pool has been completed however details have yet to be released. The leak, which led to the hospitalisation of a staff member and the closure of a section of...

16 May 2025
By Bulletin News
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Wonderland adventure at Collie HorsePower

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¶ SOUTH Regional TAFE Collie students have been hard at work on a group project to create a colourful new trail for not-for-profit horse-riding school HorsePower. The students have chosen an “Alice in Wonderland” theme for the 20-minute trail...

11 May 2025
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Bus stuck in limbo: Collie-to-Bunbury update coming ‘very soon’, says Hanns

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¶ THE State Government has yet to make a decision on the future of the Collie-to-Bunbury bus service more than a year after a trial of the service ended. Responding to Bulletin queries, the Public Transport Authority advised that the service is...

15 May 2025
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