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Cruise ship plan hits rocks

A proposal which would close parts of Dampier Terrace for cruise ship markets could fail to sail after hitting its first roadblock. The pitch launched by the Broome Chamber of Commerce and Industry and passenger liner advocate group Cruise Broome would mean closing the street 13 times this year between March and November. But the plan...

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Delegates shown region's potential

A delegation of industry officials from Singapore and Malaysia visited Broome earlier this month to look at investment opportunities in agriculture and tourism. The visitors were hosted by Nyamba Buru Yawuru and were accompanied by John Hoon, the organisation's new independent director on the board. The delegation arrived on February ...

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Tourism talent rises to the top

A Kimberley TAFE student has been recognised for her dedication and commitment to tourism, receiving an achievement and encouragement award. Tiara Lawford, from the Dampier Peninsula, was recently presented with the award by Skal International Broome for showing dedication and commitment to the industry through her work and studies in the...

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Penalty rate decision will create WA jobs

Today's sensible decision to adjust penalty rates will allow small businesses to create jobs and offer more hours for West Australian workers, says WA's leading business advocate. The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Western Australia (CCI) has welcomed today's announcement from the Fair Work Commission, which has ruled tha...

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Broome senior high school continues to set banchmark

Broome Senior High School has recorded exceptional year 12 results for 2016. In the top 3 Government country high schools in WA Another record number of year 12 graduates with 88 99% attainmant  100% VET students achiving Certiicate II, 40% achiving Certificate II Health studies results TOP 15 IN STATE (ou...

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Cruise ships buoy WA economy with cash, jobs as Pacific Eden calls Fremantle port home


THE cruise ship industry injected more than $275 million into the WA economy last financial year, generating more than 1000 jobs. International cruise ships dock in Western Australia for only a few days, but their contribution to the state's economy is long-lasting, according to premier Colin Barnett. Mr Barnett said WA was on track f...

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