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Environment minister accused of breaking transparency promise on North West Shelf conditions

Western Australia · Western Australia

Environment minister accused of breaking transparency promise on North West Shelf conditions

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

This masthead understands the conditions imposed on Woodside’s North West Shelf extension will likely not be made public until after the UNESCO World Heritage Committee meeting in Paris later this month.See the Story

Protesters Gathered in Uptown Charlotte to Oppose Trump Bombing of Iran Sites

Protesters Gathered in Uptown Charlotte to Oppose Trump Bombing of Iran Sites

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Protesters gathered at Romare Bearden Park in uptown Charlotte to oppose President Trump’s bombing of Iran nuclear sites and oppose Middle East war.See the Story

'Way too dang fast': Lower speed limits coming to residential city streets

Meadville · Meadville

'Way too dang fast': Lower speed limits coming to residential city streets

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Lower speed limits are coming soon to a half-dozen areas in the city of Meadville and limits could be dropping for other areas as well.See the Story

Social housing supply starts to come through the pipeline

The Fifth Estate - The federal government has signed and closed the contracts for successful projects that emerged from the latest round of the Housing Australia Future Fund (HAFF). Social housing supply starts to come through the pipeline is a story from The Fifth Estate, Australia's sustainability newspaper.Housing · Australia See the Story

Door slammed on Chook!

FOR the first time in 35 years we are unable to bring you a print copy of the newspaper you choose. Why? In a week of high drama our printer, West Australian Newspapers, slammed the door in our face, and yours, refusing to put the Herald on its print press. And all because there’s a new printer in town. On Monday we got a short, but not sweet email saying they had “… removed both products from our [print] schedule”. Over four weeks of discussi…Western Australia · Western Australia Read Article

Council’s insurers to fund mayor’s defamation defence

FREMANTLE’S mayor will use ratepayer-funded insurance in the defamation action brought against her by Fremantle Society president John Dowson. “Contained within the insurance policy currently covering the Ci ty of Fremantle is professional indemnity insurance for senior staff and elected members… this includes a component that supports elected members in defending claims of defamation against them,” the City’s CEO Glen Dougall told the Herald. …Fremantle · Fremantle Read Article

New inclusion plan for Baysy

BAYSWATER council has thrown its weight behind a bold new five-year plan to make the city more inclusive and accessible for everyone, regardless of disability, cultural background or identity. Dubbed Inclusive Bayswater, the Access and Inclusion Plan for 2025–2030 was unanimously endorsed at this week’s council meeting and will now be submitted to the WA Department of Communities. Mayor Filomena Piffaretti said the plan was built on wide-ranging…Bayswater, Australia · Bayswater Read Article

Refugee walk steps up for solidarity

FOURTEEN locals joined disability and refugee advocate Siyat Abdi for a windswept coastal walk on Saturday morning as part of the Big Walk 4 Refugees, a national event that raises awareness and funds for people forced to flee their homelands. The walkers covered 10km — from Scarborough Beach Amphitheatre to City Beach and back — in support of the Centre for Asylum Seekers, Refugees and Detainees, a West Perth-based organisation that provides vi…Western Australia · Western Australia Read Article

Rates up 4% in Melville

MELVILLE residents will be subject to a “modest” 4 per cent rate increase as part of the City’s 2025-26 budget. At its June council meeting, the council adopted a budget which mayor Katy Mair labelled “responsible and community focused”, following consultation with ratepayers. “We listened carefully to the feedback from our residents and adjusted the proposed rate increase to better reflect the realities many are facing,” Mayor Mair said. “Th…Western Australia · Western Australia Read Article

Ex-City architect pans Head claims

A FORMER City of Fremantle heritage architect has slammed any suggestion the council should relinquish responsibility for Arthur Head Reserve, warning it would represent an “abominable” disregard for one of the state’s most important heritage precincts. The comments from architect and heritage consultant Agnieshka Kiera come in response to Fremantle council’s launch of community consultation for a new “vision” to help guide planning for Arthur H…Fremantle · Fremantle Read Article

WA post was music to Fr Cabraja’s ears

FATHER Nikola Cabraja was a fresh faced 29-year-old priest when he disembarked at Perth Airport in 1979 from Bosnia in the former Yugoslavia, the new Catholic priest for WA’s sizeable Croatian diaspora. After several hours detained in Customs – “I had lots of books” – he was met by a handful of Croatians eager to meet their new priest. So began an odyssey that will see Fr Cabraja celebrate 50 years as a Catholic priest tomorrow (Sunday June 29),…Catholic Church · Fremantle Read Article

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