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Monthly Archives: September 2014

From cut spuds to print prize

September 30, 2014by Your Herald Leave a comment

VICTORIAN artist Gosia Wlodarczak has won this year’s $15,000 Fremantle print award. The artist’s large digital print Process Capsule Situations Sofitel documents her time as artist-in-residence at the Sofitel hotels […]

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A wet land no more

September 30, 2014by Your Herald Leave a comment

WITH less than 10 per cent of wetlands left and the Roe Highway extension soon to barrel through North Lake and Bibra Lake, researchers have sought to recreate a map […]

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Power push

September 30, 2014by Your Herald Leave a comment

A MELVILLE councillor has moved to pull back powers from planning staff, warning there is potential for corruption to flourish. Cr Nick Pazolli has convinced his colleagues to recommend that […]

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Last gasp for local wetland

September 30, 2014by Your Herald Leave a comment

IT’S the last stand. After 16 years of losing every battle to preserve bush at Cockburn Central, Felicity McGeorge is down to one tiny wetland. Now, that remnant is under […]

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A Freo flogging

September 30, 2014by Your Herald Leave a comment

THE old Fremantle police station is one of five local sites to be sold by the Barnett government to help reduce WA’s whopping $21 billion debt. The other four sites […]

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Parke wary of war drums

September 30, 2014by Your Herald Leave a comment

FREMANTLE federal MP Melissa Parke has again broken step with Labor party bosses, criticising the country’s build up to war in the middle-east. Despite Labor leader Bill Shorten being in […]

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First ground breaks on 10,000 homes

September 30, 2014by Your Herald Leave a comment

IT’S not quite as sexy as turning the sod on the first house so there’s no pollies fluttering about, but the Chook thought it worth noting the ground’s finally been […]

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When hell rained down

September 30, 2014by Your Herald Leave a comment

JUNKO MORIMOTO was 13 when hell rained down. At 8.15am on August 6, 1945, she was at home with her family when an atomic bomb, dropped by American aviators, exploded […]

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It’s Onslow for Milsom

September 30, 2014by Your Herald Leave a comment

FREMANTLE Chamber of Commerce CEO Tim Milsom says he’s been lured north by a challenge he couldn’t turn down. Mr Milsom announced his resignation from the chamber this week to […]

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Letters 27.9.14

September 30, 2014by Your Herald Leave a comment

Gas pong MIKE VOYSEY (Herald letters, September 20 2014) is not the only one underwhelmed by his latest gas bill. Here’s a great exercise everyone can do with their latest […]

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