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- Sep 16, 2026
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Families stunned by order to remove 'non-compliant' tributes from gravesites (opens the original)
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The Bunbury Cemetery Board has stunned local families by ordering "non-compliant" gravesite tributes and markers to be removed within 28 days. Denise Thornborough says she will be devastated if she is unable to return the homemade tributes, which had been in place for more than a decade, to her daughter's grave. The board says it is bound by state laws and regulations, which local families are now pushing to change. Families have been left heartbroken by a bureaucratic order to remove headstones
The WA town that shaped modern medicine celebrates 60 years of research (opens the original)
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One of the world's longest running population health studies is celebrating its 60th year with a mobile caravan installation bringing free health checks to the state's South West. The Busselton Health Study began in 1966 and has surveyed more than 20,000 participants, becoming the foundational study for a number of world-leading scientific advancements. Researchers and volunteers are encouraging Busselton residents from younger generations to sign up to the study to secure its future for another
Regional general store closing after larger competitors arrive (opens the original)
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A general store that has operated in WA's South West for more than a century has hosted celebrations over the weekend to mark the end of an era. The once sleepy town of Vasse is now home to several major retail outlets, which Vasse General Store owners say has had a huge impact on their small business. The store has had just a handful of owners over the century, who each dedicated decades of their lives to the business. After 102 years, the South West's historic Vasse General Store is closing it
Relief for marine experts as whale helped out of shallow estuary (opens the original)
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A juvenile southern right whale was stranded in the Peel-Harvey Estuary, south of Perth, for more than two weeks. Onlookers have reported seeing dolphins guide the whale to the ocean's deeper water. The Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions says now the whale has shown it can escape the shallows, it's less concerned about it re-entering the waterway. Marine researchers are celebrating after a juvenile southern right whale made its way back into the ocean after being stranded i
Wildlife carers fronting WA's bird flu response left feeling let down (opens the original)
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West Australian wildlife carers say they are fast running out of funds and PPE supplies at the frontline of the state's avian influenza detections. Not-for-profits and volunteers have told the ABC they are now dealing with scores of sick and injured birds, as veterinarians shut their doors to wildlife rescues. DBCA say PPE will be provided, but only to support surveillance efforts. Volunteer wildlife carers say the West Australian government has let them down as they front the state's response t
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