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84yo nan drives 2,000km to donate clothes to communities (opens the original)
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Barbara Carroll loads her van with boxes of donated clothes each month and heads north to the red dirt of Western Australia's remote Pilbara. The 84-year-old op-shop owner is affectionately known as "Nan Barb" around her home town of Donnybrook, 200 kilometres south of Perth. Ms Carroll distributes the clothes to charities and women's refuges in places such as Carnarvon, Newman, Nullagine and Roebourne, road trips routinely covering more than 2,000km. "I don't go out to get any rewards or anythi
Pirates, treasure and murder: The centuries old WA shipwreck mystery (opens the original)
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A small archaeological team scours the algal-green shoreline of a stagnant lagoon in Western Australia's South West. They're searching for evidence of a mysterious ship that has been the subject of fevered speculation and unfounded theories for centuries. The murky pool, known to Busselton locals as the Wonnerup Deadwater, sits off the side of the Wonnerup Inlet like an appendix. In a moment of excitement, the underwater metal detector sings out, and one of the men dives his hands into the silt.
The Deadwater wreck | Australia Wide (opens the original)
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Australia Wide presents: The Deadwater Wreck A mysterious ship now thought to be buried in the depths of a murky lagoon in WA's South West, continues to baffle wreck hunters for more than a century.The Deadwater Wreck is one of WA's longest-running maritime mysteries, stretching back to the earliest decades of British colonial rule.The case rests on colonial eyewitnesses, curious artefacts and vivid folklore with treasure and even murder.Bunbury reporter Jon Daly has got his feet wet as part of
Director faces investigations following Mundella collapse (opens the original)
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Milk suppliers and employees have been left empty-handed following the collapse of WA dairy brand Mundella and associated companies. The companies were put into liquidation after a rescue plan put forward by the director was terminated due to a breach of terms. Liquidators will investigate possible insolvent trading and hundreds of potentially unreasonable transactions related to director Hayden Russell. Creditors say they may not see a cent of the millions owed to them by collapsed West Austral
Members of a 'surreal' rescue off WA's Stirling Range reunite (opens the original)
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Lucy Fairweather was rescued by State Emergency Services when she injured her foot while walking the Stirling Range Ridge Walk in April. Earlier this week, she was reunited with that team to celebrate the WA rescue helicopter's 11,000th rescue. It has been an above-average year for rescues from the Stirling Range, with six already recorded. Lucy Fairweather was hiking the West Australia's Stirling Range Ridge Walk in April of this year, taking in stunning views as she ate her lunch. Unfortunatel
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