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Collie River Valley Bulletin

Newcastle end close: Uncertainty if coal remains to be burnt

Collie River Valley Bulletin

¶ THE last of the remaining imported Newcastle coal has been blended for use. However, it remains unclear if it has been burnt for generation, or, if not, when it is expected to be exhausted. The decision was taken to import 103,000 tonnes of coal...

01 Dec 2024
By Bulletin News
Collie River Valley Bulletin

Council keeping tabs on reforms

Collie River Valley Bulletin

¶ COLLIE Shire Council is keeping a close eye on local government reforms being rolled out by the State Government. Passage of the Local Government Amendment Bill 2024 last week ushers in a range of changes, including establishment of a new local...

30 Nov 2024
By Bulletin News
Collie River Valley Bulletin

IG weathering ‘tough’ conditions

Collie River Valley Bulletin

¶ INTERNATIONAL Graphite (IG) chairman Phil Hearse says the company will be pushing ahead with development of its Collie commercial graphite micronising plant in the next 12 months despite “tough market conditions”. Mr Hearse told shareholders...

29 Nov 2024
By Bulletin News
Collie River Valley Bulletin

Bus still in limbo: No timeline for decision almost a year after trial completion

Collie River Valley Bulletin

¶ THE Public Transport Authority (PTA) has not confirmed if it is any closer to making a decision about the Collie-to-Bunbury bus service almost a year after a trial of the service ended. The Bulletin sought to clarify if it is normal practice to...

28 Nov 2024
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28 Nov 2024
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Collie River Valley Bulletin

Pageant preparations well underway

Collie River Valley Bulletin

¶ LIONS member Helga Henke this week appealed to Collie organisations and businesses to register floats for the popular Christmas pageant parade. Ms Henke also called on Collie clubs and organisations to contact her if they can run hot dog stalls...

26 Nov 2024
By Bulletin News
Collie River Valley Bulletin

Colour run fun

Collie River Valley Bulletin

¶ STUDENTS, staff and parents came together for Allanson Primary School’s colour run last week. Students took to the school oval decked out in white for the run, and were soon sporting a bright array of colours. The school extended its thanks to...

25 Nov 2024
By Bulletin News
Collie River Valley Bulletin

‘Essentials backpacks’ to help those in need

Collie River Valley Bulletin

¶ HARVEST Life Ministries Reverend Gael Varian says Collie TAFE students deserve high praise for creating “essentials backpacks” for people struggling with homelessness. The Gaining Access to Training and Employment students recently provided...

24 Nov 2024
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Collie River Valley Bulletin

Shire endorses fire control officers

Collie River Valley Bulletin

¶ COLLIE Shire Council endorsed the appointment of chief and deputy chief fire control officers at its November meeting. Darren Robinson will take on the role of chief bushfire control officer and Kohdy Flynn deputy chief bushfire control officer...

23 Nov 2024
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