Protesters storm Muja Power Station

Protesters storm Muja Power Station
3/07/2008 | PROTESTERS allegedly broke into Muja Power Station last Friday morning to voice their concerns about the re-opening of the retired A and B units.

Students drum to the beat

Students drum to the beat
3/07/2008 | FAIRVIEW Primary School students sung their way to Bunbury last Friday for the City of Bunbury Performing Arts Eisteddfod.

Last log sawn by mill veteran

Last log sawn by mill veteran
3/07/2008 | SAWING his last log at Saunders Sawmill on Friday was “a bit touching” for Jim Stone.
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Opposition too strong for Eagles

3/07/2008 | THE Collie Eagles went down to an accurate Busselton side by 18 points at Sir Stewart Bovell Park on Sunday.

Veterans to compete at Australian Masters

Veterans to compete at Australian Masters
3/07/2008 | THREE veteran hockey players will battle it out at the Australian Masters this weekend as part of the WA country team.
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Teen pulls man from car blaze

Teen pulls man from car blaze

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