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Kings Park wildflower festival returns for peak season (opens the original)
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Buzzing bees, chirping birds and blooming fields of pink, yellow and white everlasting wildflowers means two things — spring has sprung in WA, and the annual Everlasting Kings Park Festival has returned. Almost 300,000 people are expected to visit Kings Park over the two-week festival, where they will participate in guided walks, workshops and family activities among WA’s renowned native wildflowers. Kristen Wood hasn’t attended the festival before, but she was keen to get a sneak peek of the ev
Hugely popular Perth beachfront to get reduced speed limit (opens the original)
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The entire stretch of Cottesloe’s busy beachfront road will soon have a uniform 40km/h speed limit to improve pedestrian and cyclist safety. The remaining 50km/h strip of Marine Parade between North Street and Grant Street will be reduced to 40km/h from September 23. The town had reduced the southern end of the parade — between Forrest Street and Curtin Avenue — to 40km/h in July. Main Roads WA recently approved the town’s request to reduce the speed limit along the entire length of the road. “I
Final-year med student’s regional practice takes to the sky (opens the original)
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A final-year medical student had an exhilarating start to her practical experience with the Royal Flying Doctor Service. Curtin University student Georgie Blevin spent two weeks with the RFDS Western Operations team in Kalgoorlie as part of her practical learning with Curtin Medical School. The 23-year-old observed how pilots, nurses and doctors work in tandem to provide critical care to patients in WA’s regional areas, and learnt how retrieval medicine works to assess, stabilise and transport s
Five days of books and big ideas coming to Armadale (opens the original)
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Armadale libraries will host five days of free literary events, bringing award-winning authors, writers and industry experts together to tackle everything from artificial intelligence to freedom of expression. The Armadale Writers’ Festival is returning for its ninth year, with the program exploring pressing issues in the writing industry, including the impact of artificial intelligence and freedom to read and write. From September 7 to 11, Armadale libraries will host writers, academics, editor
Pre-loved books bring stories to life for hospital kids (opens the original)
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Young patients spending Book Week at Armadale Hospital received a special delivery to brighten their stay, with local libraries donating a collection of much-loved children’s books. The City of Armadale’s libraries donated dozens of preloved books to the hospital’s paediatric and neonatal wards last week, including favourites such as Cinderella and The Princess and the Frog. Paediatric and neonatal nurse unit manager Kristy Flood approached the libraries for resources to help children in the war
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