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SA Authorities Confirm Port Lincoln Tuna Deaths Not Caused by Harmful Algal Bloom

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SA Authorities Confirm Port Lincoln Tuna Deaths Not Caused by Harmful Algal Bloom Introduction Authorities in South Australia have confirmed that recent tuna deaths near Port Lincoln were not caused by a harmful algal bloom, easing initial concerns about a widespread environmental threat. The incident had raised alarms among fishers and the aquaculture industry, given...

Three-Bin FOGO Waste System Under Pressure in WA’s South West Amid Rising Diesel Prices

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Three-Bin FOGO Waste System Under Pressure in WA’s South West Amid Rising Diesel Prices Introduction The future of the three-bin FOGO waste system in Western Australia’s South West is facing uncertainty as rising diesel prices begin to impact operational costs. Designed to improve recycling and reduce landfill waste, the system relies heavily on transport and...

Housing Australia says 48,000 migrant first homebuyers have used 5 per cent deposit scheme

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Housing Australia: 48,000 Migrant First Homebuyers Use 5% Deposit Scheme Introduction Australia’s housing affordability challenge has led to growing reliance on government-backed support programs. One such initiative, the 5% deposit scheme, has helped tens of thousands of first homebuyers enter the property market, including a significant number of migrants. According to Housing Australia, around 48,000...

Australia Wasting Migrant Talent on an “Industrial Scale”, Former Treasury Secretary Warns

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Australia Wasting Migrant Talent on an “Industrial Scale”, Former Treasury Secretary Warns Introduction Australia is facing growing criticism over how it uses migrant talent, with a former Treasury secretary warning that the country is wasting skills on an “industrial scale.” Despite attracting highly qualified migrants, many are unable to work in roles that match their...

Cook Government Takes Decisive Action to Ensure Fuel Supply Chain Visibility

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Cook Government Takes Decisive Action to Ensure Fuel Supply Chain Visibility Introduction The Cook Government in Western Australia has announced decisive steps to improve transparency across the fuel supply chain. As fuel prices continue to fluctuate and supply disruptions impact regional areas, the move aims to give authorities clearer oversight of how fuel is distributed...

AGL Energy Approves $490 Million Kwinana Gas Project in Western Australia

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AGL Energy Approves $490 Million Kwinana Gas Project in Western Australia Introduction Australia’s energy sector is seeing a major development as AGL Energy has officially approved a $490 million gas project in Kwinana, Western Australia. The decision marks a significant investment in energy infrastructure aimed at supporting electricity reliability during the transition to cleaner energy...

Regional WA Businesses Warn Fuel Price Surge Could Hit Consumers Within Weeks

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Regional WA Businesses Warn Fuel Price Surge Could Hit Consumers Within Weeks Introduction Businesses across regional Western Australia are raising concerns that rising fuel costs could soon hit consumers hard. According to industry voices, it may only be a matter of weeks before higher fuel prices begin flowing through to everyday goods and services. Fuel...

Ex-Tropical Cyclone Narelle Disrupts WA’s Domestic Gas Supply and Port Operations

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Ex-Tropical Cyclone Narelle Disrupts WA’s Domestic Gas Supply and Port Operations Western Australia is dealing with major disruptions after ex-Tropical Cyclone Narelle swept across key regions, impacting both domestic gas supply and port operations. The aftermath of the storm has affected critical infrastructure, raising concerns about energy availability and supply chain delays. While cyclones are...

$21.2 Million to Support New Commercialisation Projects: What It Means for Innovation

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$21.2 Million to Support New Commercialisation Projects: What It Means for Innovation A new $21.2 million investment aimed at supporting commercialisation projects is set to boost innovation and economic growth. This funding is designed to help turn ideas into real-world products and services, bridging the gap between research and market success. For startups, researchers, and...

From a Lockdown Kitchen to a Perth Pantry Staple: The Story Behind Aromatic Kitchen

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Aromatic Kitchen began as a family project during Perth’s COVID-19 lockdown and quickly grew into a beloved local brand. Rooted in tradition and handcrafted methods, Sam and Angie create small-batch chutneys, curry pastes and pickles using recipes passed down through generations. What started with neighbours sharing jars has become a trusted WA staple, celebrated for...

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SA Authorities Confirm Port Lincoln Tuna Deaths Not Caused by Harmful Algal Bloom

Three-Bin FOGO Waste System Under Pressure in WA’s South West Amid Rising Diesel Prices

Housing Australia says 48,000 migrant first homebuyers have used 5 per cent deposit scheme

Australia Wasting Migrant Talent on an “Industrial Scale”, Former Treasury Secretary Warns

Cook Government Takes Decisive Action to Ensure Fuel Supply Chain Visibility

AGL Energy Approves $490 Million Kwinana Gas Project in Western Australia

Regional WA Businesses Warn Fuel Price Surge Could Hit Consumers Within Weeks

Ex-Tropical Cyclone Narelle Disrupts WA’s Domestic Gas Supply and Port Operations

$21.2 Million to Support New Commercialisation Projects: What It Means for Innovation

From a Lockdown Kitchen to a Perth Pantry Staple: The Story Behind Aromatic Kitchen

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Scientists discovered an underwater city of 20,000 octopus nests deep inside California coast

Scientists removed 70% of lake logs; yellow perch nearly vanished in 2 years

Argentina planted eucalyptus trees that reduced groundwater level by more than half a metre

US issues security warning, restricts government travel to Mexican border city Nogales

Australian woman planted 119,000 trees on cleared land; 10 years later, rainforest returns

In 2018, billionaire pharma heir Frank Binder paid $33 million for a Hollywood Hills mansion

Argentina planted eucalyptus trees that reduced groundwater level by more than half a metre

US issues security warning, restricts government travel to Mexican border city Nogales

Australian woman planted 119,000 trees on cleared land; 10 years later, rainforest returns

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