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Government issues mackerel fishing licenses

Norman Moore

Norman Moore

Fisheries minister Norman Moore said the government has issued 48 commercial mackerel fishing licenses.

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Monday, May 14th, 2012 Business and finance, Government Comments Off

Opinion: Rachel Siewert on policing the gas hub

Senator Siewert

Senator Siewert

Senator Rachel Siewert described the build-up of police numbers at Broome as a “heavy-handed” to protestors.

She said the measure, taken to ensure work at the site would progress without interruption, would created suspicion and tension in the community.

You can read her statement here:

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Monday, May 14th, 2012 Broome, Government, Oil and gas, Opinion, Police and courts Comments Off

Opinion: Daron Keogh on tackling the cane toad menace

Daron Keogh

Daron Keogh

Fitzroy Crossing activist Daron Keogh has a new strategy in mind to tackle the encroaching cane toad.

“A bounty of between $0.50 and $1.00 may be the best approach in lieu of a scientifically based cull,” he said.

Mr Keogh is standing for Labor Party pre-selection for the coming state election.

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Monday, May 14th, 2012 Business and finance, Environment, Government Comments Off

James Price Point: 100 police rostered

Picture by Rod Hartvigsen

Picture by Rod Hartvigsen

Fairfax says more than 100 police will be permanently rostered to police the proposed gas hub site.

Premier Colin Barnett told the Fairfax media a number of “professional protestors” had flown in from around Australia in an attempt to stop further works at the site.

WAToday [read this story]

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Saturday, May 12th, 2012 Government, Oil and gas, Police and courts Comments Off

Dodgy mechanic fined

Luke Eaton

Luke Eaton

A mechanic paid $2,000 court costs and a $3,000 fine for claiming a customer needed new brake pads.

Consumer protection officer Luke Eaton says to contact himĀ if you suspect over-servicing or recommendation of unnecessary repairs.

You can read his statement here:

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Kununurra: Alligator Airways still grounded

Alligator Airways, forbidden to fly by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA), is still grounded.

CASA has applied to have the airline grounded for even longer.

The West Australian [read this story]

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Friday, May 11th, 2012 Business and finance, Government, Kununurra, Police and courts Comments Off

Looma: More on the new Police Station

Police minister Rob Johnson says the new police facility at Looma will cut police response times.

The West Australian [read this story]

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Opinion: Barry Haase on Craig Thompson and Peter Slipper

Barry Haase MHR

Barry Haase MHR

Local member Barry Haase shares his thoughts about fellow parliamentarians Craig Thompson and Peter Slipper.

You can read his statement here:

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