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BRL to supply China bauxite
A junior resources company has announced plans to supply up to 2.8 million tonnes of bauxite a year to a Chinese alumina producer.[MORE]
Minister to get biomass plant recommendation
The appeals convener is expected to hand his recommendation on the proposed Manjimup biomass plant to the Environment Minister this week.[MORE]
Cause of Manjimup crash still a mystery
Police are still trying to determine what caused a tourist bus carrying 36 passengers to crash into a ditch in a remote part of the South West on Wednesday. [MORE]
Manjimup bus crash victim identified
Police have released the details of an elderly woman killed in a tourist bus crash in the South West.[MORE]
Elderly bus crash victims 'remained calm'
A volunteer ambulance officer who helped rescue 37 people after their tourist bus crashed in Western Australia's south west says nobody panicked during the ordeal.[MORE]
Bus crash survivors to receive counselling
The President of the Returned and Service League in Western Australia says a tourist bus crash that killed an elderly woman has severely distressed the community. [MORE]
Woman confirmed dead in South West bus crash
West Australian police have confirmed the person who died in a bus crash in the state's South West was a woman.[MORE]
Investigation begins into WA bus crash
Western Australian Police have begun investigations into the cause of a tourist bus crash that killed an elderly woman.[MORE]
Injured passengers arrive in Perth after bus crash
Six seriously injured people have arrived in Perth after a fatal bus crash near Manjimup.[MORE]
Woman killed in RSL bus crash
WA police have confirmed the person who died in a bus crash in the state's south-west was a woman.[MORE]
One dead, 20 injured in WA tourist bus rollover
Emergency services are heading to the scene of a tourist bus rollover south of Manjimup, in Western Australia's south-west.[MORE]
Manjimup saleyards back in action
More than 400 cattle have gone under the hammer at the first sale at the Manjimup saleyards in more than two-and-a-half years.[MORE]
Leaders fight against electorate changes
South-west Western Australia civic leaders have used a public hearing to again oppose any attempt to shift their electorates into the seat of Kalgoorlie.[MORE]
Inquiries to focus on planned electoral boundary changes
The Australian Electoral Commission has announced it will hold public inquiries into proposed changes to electoral boundaries this Monday.[MORE]
Fire destroys school library
Fire has destroyed the library at a Primary School in East Manjimup, south of Perth.[MORE]
Regions share in federal funding
The Federal Department of Transport and Regional Services has delivered almost $50 million for councils in the great southern, south-west and Peel.[MORE]
Liberal candidate backs power station plan
The Liberal candidate for Blackwood Stirling, Wade de Campo, says he supports the development of a 40 megawatt biomass power station near Manjimup.[MORE]
Shorter truffle season doesn't hurt harvest
An early spring has meant a much shorter truffle season in south-west Western Australia, but producers say that has not meant a shortage of truffles.[MORE]
Tuckey backs planned electoral boundary changes
The Member for O'Connor, Wilson Tuckey, has described proposed changes to Western Australia's federal electoral boundaries as practical. [MORE]
AEC considers Forrest electorate shake-up
The federal electorate of Forrest, in southern Western Australia, is set to be reduced in size as part of a review by the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC).[MORE]
Primary producers oppose Manjimup biomass power plant
South-west producers in Western Australia are fighting a recommendation to approve the state's first wood-fired biomass power plant.[MORE]
Manjimup sale yards owners still seeking agent
A group of four south west farmers who bought the Manjimup saleyards after they were shut down last year, say they are still trying to re-open the facility.[MORE]
Winery owner claims support in plantation opposition
Manjimup winery owner Peter Nicholas says he has national support for his efforts to prevent a tree plantation being established next to his vineyard.[MORE]
Action group airs biomass power plant worries
The decision to approve a biomass power plant near Manjimup has angered a local action group opposed to the project.[MORE]
Protected birds accused of destroying crops
Farmers in the South West say they should be allowed to take measures to stop the endangered Muir's Corella destroying their crops.[MORE]
