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Vodafone Pilots In-Store Wellbeing Specialists to Support Vulnerable Customers

Miki FarmerSeptember 21, 2026

Vodafone is piloting trained Customer Wellbeing Specialists in select stores to better support vulnerable customers facing complex personal circumstances.

First Nations Businesses Shine at WA’s Energy Exchange Australia Pavilion

Miki FarmerSeptember 19, 2026

A dozen First Nations businesses showcased their work at the Aboriginal Business Pavilion during Energy Exchange Australia in Perth this year.

Forget-Me-Not Memory Cafe Expands to Australind, Offering Lifeline for Dementia Carers

Miki FarmerSeptember 18, 2026

The Forget-Me-Not Memory Cafe is expanding to Australind, giving families in WA's South West a welcoming space to connect over dementia and memory loss.

Close to 14,000 Firearms Surrendered as WA Community Buyback Scheme Continues

Miki FarmerSeptember 16, 2026

Close to 14,000 firearms have been voluntarily surrendered under WA's community buyback scheme, part of the state's overhauled gun laws.

HBF Run for a Reason Draws Record 40,000 Participants, Raises $1.7 Million for WA Charities

Miki FarmerSeptember 15, 2026

A record 40,000 participants took part in the 2026 HBF Run for a Reason, raising $1.7 million for WA charities amid a tragic loss on the course.

Karratha Women’s Place Marks Years of Quiet, Life-Changing Community Support

Miki FarmerSeptember 14, 2026

Karratha Women's Place has spent years providing vital community support for women in the Pilbara, filling a gap that regional services often struggle to reach.

Broome in the Kimberley region of Western Australia

Yawuru Elder Elsta Foy Honoured for 70 Years of Reconciliation Advocacy

Miki FarmerSeptember 13, 2026

Broome elder Elsta Foy is being celebrated for seven decades of reconciliation advocacy, a legacy of community leadership spanning generations in the Kimberley.

Volunteer Firefighters Get Long-Overdue Tech Upgrade as Fire Season Looms

Miki FarmerSeptember 12, 2026

Regional volunteer fire brigades are receiving new communications and tracking technology ahead of fire season, easing pressure on community-run emergency response.

Volunteers gathering donations for WA flood relief

WA Communities Rally to Support Flood-Affected Regional Towns

Miki FarmerSeptember 11, 2026

Perth community groups and local businesses are rallying donations and volunteers to support regional WA towns recovering from recent flooding.

Volunteers packing food parcels at a local community food bank

Local Food Bank Sees Surge in Volunteers as Cost-of-Living Pressures Bite

Miki FarmerSeptember 11, 2026

A Perth food bank reports rising demand and a surge of new volunteers, as cost-of-living pressures push more WA families to seek support.

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Vodafone Pilots In-Store Wellbeing Specialists to Support Vulnerable Customers

First Nations Businesses Shine at WA’s Energy Exchange Australia Pavilion

Forget-Me-Not Memory Cafe Expands to Australind, Offering Lifeline for Dementia Carers

Close to 14,000 Firearms Surrendered as WA Community Buyback Scheme Continues

HBF Run for a Reason Draws Record 40,000 Participants, Raises $1.7 Million for WA Charities

Karratha Women’s Place Marks Years of Quiet, Life-Changing Community Support

Yawuru Elder Elsta Foy Honoured for 70 Years of Reconciliation Advocacy

Volunteer Firefighters Get Long-Overdue Tech Upgrade as Fire Season Looms

WA Communities Rally to Support Flood-Affected Regional Towns

Local Food Bank Sees Surge in Volunteers as Cost-of-Living Pressures Bite

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