Collie River Valley Bulletin

WesTrac ramping up

¶ WESTRAC will significantly expand its autonomous training capabilities following completion of its new Collie facilities in November. The WesTrac Technology Training Centre expansion includes construction of two new buildings and five new...

22 hours ago

By Megan Creemers

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Camping curbed

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¶ THE Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) has warned fines could apply for unauthorised camping on the Hamilton Peninsula. The recent installation of larger, more prominent signage at Hamilton has provoked the ire of...

16 Oct 2024

By Bulletin News

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Petition to protect vollies

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¶ INDEPENDENT MLC the Hon. Louise Kingston is organising an e-petition, calling for improved protections for emergency services volunteers. Ms Kingston has organised an e-petition following Labor using its majority in Parliament to block a motion...

04 Oct 2024

By Bulletin News

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Newcastle end nearing

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¶ THE State Government estimates the last of 103,000 tonnes of imported Newcastle coal will be burnt by November. However, this is subject to demand, with 4000 tonnes of the coal, shipped to Collie in December 2022 to stave off a potential power...

03 Oct 2024

By Bulletin News

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26 Sep 2024

By Megan Creemers

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Open day educates and entertains

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¶ WELLINGTON Dam Legacy Forest’s open day last Saturday was both educational and entertaining for attendees. The day provided an opportunity to meet the people behind Living Legacy Forest, an organisation which plants memorial trees as a tribute...

22 hours ago

By Bulletin News

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Legacy forest busy bee

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¶ A BUSY bee held recently at the Wellington Dam Legacy Forest cleared the site of winter debris. The clean-up was in readiness for an open day to be held from 10am to 2pm on Saturday, October 12. Twenty six volunteers from the south west and Perth...

03 Oct 2024

By Bulletin News

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Shawny is a winner

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¶ SHAWNY Guilfoyle has been named as the winner of the Collie Chamber of Commerce’s 2024 Outstanding Customer Service Award. With five separate nominations Shawny obviously knows what it means to go above and beyond for her customers. All those...

18 Sep 2024

By Bulletin News

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Santa’s sleigh getting ready

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¶ A FEATURE of this year’s street Christmas decorations will be Santa’s reindeers and sleigh taking a pit stop in front of the Council Chambers. This is one of the decorations planned by the Christmas Decorations Working Group. It also has...

From coffee queening to publishing

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¶ A SUNNY day and a small group of people enjoying coffee in Central Park was the precursor to the launch of Collie’s local newspaper. It was the first of a few meetings in the park, back in 2020 during the Covid pandemic. At first it was only...

13 Sep 2024

By Megan Creemers