Rachel Hagan
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Parents struggling without birthing services at key hospital (opens the original)
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It has been nearly five years since birthing services were suspended in the Gascoyne town of Carnarvon. Parents forced to travel hundreds of kilometres and spend thousands of dollars to give birth and access support services say it is affecting their mental health. The WA Country Health Service has not said when birthing services will return to Carnarvon. New parents say their mental and physical health are at risk after almost five years without birthing services at a key country hospital. Birt
Country pride events struggle to survive as volunteers dwindle (opens the original)
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Organisers of queer festivals in regional Western Australia say their events are at risk of vanishing due to a lack of people willing to help coordinate every year, as another Pride parade bites the dust. In Carnarvon, about 900 kilometres north of Perth, those pressures have brought the town's 2026 parade to an end after three years, despite being well supported in the community. Most of the committee behind Queernarvon has stepped down or moved away, leaving the group without enough volunteers
Five dogs poisoned over 48 hours, leaving three pets dead in regional WA (opens the original)
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The RSPCA is investigating reports of dog poisonings in Western Australia's Gascoyne. The Shire of Carnarvon confirmed five dogs were poisoned, resulting in three dying. The Shire of Carnarvon has warned residents to remain vigilant. The RSPCA is investigating a spate of dog poisonings in Western Australia's Gascoyne, after five pets became unwell and three died. The Shire of Carnarvon, 900 kilometres north of Perth, confirmed the five dogs were poisoned on two streets within the town. "Sadly, t
Carnarvon's iconic general store owner immortalised in exhibition (opens the original)
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Carnarvon's One Mile Jetty Museum has created a hyperreal exhibit immortalising its history through life-like mannequins. Many visitors have been fooled into thinking the mannequins are real people. Museum volunteers say they are hoping to add more mannequins to the collection to represent the town's history. Volunteers at Carnarvon's One Mile Jetty Museum have welcomed three new members who do not have much to say. The new members are part of an exhibit of hyperreal mannequins in the agricultur
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