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Why Gibb River Road is Australia's best

HAVING just driven along the Gibb River Road in the far north of Western Australia it's easy to see why the destination is frequently voted as one of the country's ultimate drive destinations. The 660km former cattle route that stretches between the towns of Derby and Wyndham beat a range of other global road-trip destinations whe...

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Thriving plantation 200km south Broome

THINK of Australian station country and it's normally cattle and red dirt which come to mind. But about 200 kilometres south of Broome, on Shelamar station, there is a rare sight of sweet corn, green beans and watermelons as far as the eye can see. The Trandos family, trading as Trandos Farms, is run by Jim, Arthur and Michael Trando...

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Liam Bartlett: Brendon Grylls, the "Jamie Oliver of WA politics"

NOW the dust has settled and most of the fallout contained from the implosion of suicide bombers Nalder and Simpson, wiser heads in the state Liberal Party are daring to dream afresh. Rationally, they still "beware the ides of March", but when numbers are crunched across the state and the reality of the task ahead for Mark McGow...

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St Kilda coach tours Broome

St Kilda coach Alan Richardson swapped the footy pitch for a slice of paradise after arriving in Broome on a promotional tour this week. Richardson's visit to the town has been supported by H&M Tracey Construction, the Broome Visitor Centre and local businesses with the aim of highlighting Broome as a premium tourist destination. Si...

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Utilise the China, Korea and Japan Free Trade Agreements

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Western Australia (CCIWA) has received funding from the Australian Government to build and deliver the WA North Asia Free Trade Agreement Access Program, to encourage WA regional businesses to utilise the China, Korea and Japan Free Trade Agreements. CCIWA has been tasked to deliver a series of trainin...

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Cygnet Bay Pearls: EOI to join the Kimberley Marine Research Station

The Kimberley Marine Research Station (KMRS), located at the Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm, was established in 2009 by marine biologist and 3rd generation pearl farmer James Brow after his return from university and work on the Great Barrier Reef. James principally worked as a diver for the family pearl farm on his return and what he saw shocked him...

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