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A slice of WA history is up for grabs with this unique offering at Bindoon (opens the original)
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For the first time in more than 90 years, the Bindoon Catholic Agricultural College and surrounding farm have come up for sale. This historic and unique Western Australian site started in 1936 as St Joseph's Farm and Trade School (also known as Bindoon Boys Town), and was set up by the Congregation of Christian Brothers. Initially, young British and Irish child migrants were housed at the school, which in later years morphed into Keaney College and was operated under various educational titles o
Grower group leaders striving to connect and enrich people and the land (opens the original)
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Ensuring grower groups remain modern, relevant and positioned to achieve lasting impact for their grassroots members is the key goal of the next five-year strategic plan for Western Australia's Grower Group Alliance (GGA). GGA was founded in 2002 as a farmer-led network linking WA grower groups, initially centred heavily on grains. In the following two decades it has developed into an independent not-for-profit organisation representing a much broader cross-section of WA agriculture and with a m
Pemberton plunge and sauna takes wellness to a new level in regional WA (opens the original)
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Zen seekers, the social wellness crowd and fitness junkies are just some of the patrons making up the modern face of Australia's emerging sauna culture. They are part of a new wave of customers, who are being catered to by a kaleidoscope of wellness centres set-up across major urban hubs, that are sharpening their services as more Australians incorporate a steam, soak or plunge session into their routine. But what about for those who live in and visit the bush and are seeking this kind of experi
2026-27 harvest is officially underway in WA's north as canola trickles in (opens the original)
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Harvest started on the north eastern fringe of the Wheatbelt this week, with the Thompson family's Yamma Holdings delivering its first loads of canola. CBH said the Thompsons were the season-openers for Western Australian grain deliveries in 2026-27. Industry projections are forecasting that this year's total grain harvest for the State will be another bin-buster at 23 million tonnes. The Thompson's first load to be delivered was 62.9t, carted to the Geraldton Grain Terminal. CBH said this first
Dookening farm a slice of history up for grabs near beautiful Williams (opens the original)
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A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity has come up west of Williams with the listing for sale of the historic 1138-hectare Dookening property. The process is being handled by Elders Real Estate agent Jeff Douglas, who said the land had been held tightly by the one family since circa-1885. He said the property was first recognised as being suitable for farming by explorer, Thomas Bannister, who went through the area sleeping in a rough camp in an area that is now part of Dookening around Christmas in 1
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