Thursday, 14 April 2016

WAAFL Maddington Bulls C1

Community Newspaper Group:

"AFTER the disappointment of dropping down to C1 in 2016 WAAFL, the Maddington Bulls set themselves up with a solid pre-season plan."



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Wednesday, 13 April 2016

First nbn FTTN area to go live in W.A.

iTWire



 "The National Broadband Network has marked a new milestone with the first FTTN area in Western Australia set to go live from Friday this week in the Perth suburbs of Cannington, Wilson, Langford and Beckenham."



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Tuesday, 12 April 2016

Buyer sought urgently for WA firm

 News:



"Western Australian freight and logistics operator Star Freightlines has called in administrators who are seeking a quick solution to its financial problems.

The company’s business is centred on refrigerated transport and warehousing, servicing regional WA and interstate needs, with a focus on the mining industry catering.

McGrathNicol administrators Rob Kirman and Matthew Caddy are in charge and are seeking expressions of interest for the firm that controls about 20 trucks including Kenworth and Mack prime movers and Isuzu rigids, along with a fleet of refrigerated trailers and some forklifts.

It has storage and coolroom facilities in Canning Vale, with services to Port Hedland and Karratha in the Pilbara, and employs 25-30 people."



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CY O'Connor Beach Fremantle Crime

 Community Newspaper Group:



"A GOSNELLS man out for a Sunday stroll was left with multiple facial fractures after being struck with a stick at CY O’Connor Beach in North Coogee."



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Langford Islamic College keeps $4.9m federal funding

PerthNow:



"A PERTH Islamic school has made the changes needed to keep its federal funding after an investigation found concerns about its financial management.

Langford Islamic College will continue to receive $4.9 million in Commonwealth funding this year after taking “real action” to address the concerns, Education Minister Simon Birmingham announced in Perth on Tuesday."



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