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DWER officers investigate Geraldton dirty dust problem

Summary by Geraldton Guardian
After years of formal complaints and appeals for change, officers from the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation finally visited Geraldton to investigate the big, dirty dust problem.
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DWER officers investigate Geraldton dirty dust problem

After years of formal complaints and appeals for change, officers from the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation finally visited Geraldton to investigate the big, dirty dust problem.

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Geraldton Guardian broke the news on Monday, May 11, 2026.
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