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Mandurah Boat, Caravan, 4WD & Camping Show returns (opens the original)
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The annual Mandurah Boat, Caravan, 4WD & Camping Show returns next weekend with a jam-packed three-day line-up of demonstrations and displays of new release vehicles and accessories in a large-scale exhibition of the best the industry has on offer. Running from Friday, October 9, to Sunday, October 11, at the Rushton Park Sporting Complex, this year’s event will feature the latest boats, caravans, camper trailers, four-wheel drive vehicles and accessories, and camping equipment available. Event
Peel artist to debut new collection at Alcoa Art Gallery (opens the original)
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Peel contemporary artist Gayle Bukey brings together the landscapes, histories, and cultures of Western Australia and Turkey in her new exhibition Near and Far. Opening at the Alcoa Mandurah Art Gallery on October 23, the collection features 75 pieces made from assemblage, sculpture, screenprinting and painting. Bukey said she aimed to give everyday abandoned materials a new life, exploring the environment, place and the relationship between society and the natural world. “After 20 years of expe
Locals urged to watch for turtles as nesting season begins (opens the original)
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Residents across Perth’s southern suburbs are being urged to keep an eye out for southwestern snake-necked turtles as the start of spring sees the species moving away from waterways to lay eggs. River Wren Rescue founder Selina Thompson said these female turtles could travel up to a kilometre from their usual water source to find a suitable nesting site. In increasingly developed areas, that journey can take them across roads, into backyards and through other hazards, causing the rescue group to
Annual festival brings new murals to Coodanup and Madora Bay (opens the original)
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Two well-known Mandurah locations have become giant canvases during this year’s Mandurah Arts Festival, with new murals set to transform public spaces in Coodanup and Madora Bay. Created by acclaimed WA artists Renee Barton and Darren Hutchens, the artworks draw on local stories, culture and the natural environment, and will become permanent additions to Mandurah’s growing public art collection. Barton’s mural at the Coodanup foreshore will celebrate the cultural and ecological significance of t
National artists invited to Mandurah Arts Festival (opens the original)
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This year’s Mandurah Arts Festival is set to bring a new range of activities and events, with artists from around the country arriving to participate. Running from September 11-October 11, the annual festival will offer audiences new ways of connecting through art, from onstage dating experiments to guided drawing walks. Mayor Amber Kearns said it was exciting to see artists from across Australia choosing Mandurah as a place to share their work and connect with the community. “Alongside our own
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