Bail for teacher on child exploitation charges
By Eliza Bidstrup
A Wheatbelt teacher is granted bail after being charged with sharing child exploitation material via social media.
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Bail for teacher on child exploitation charges
By Eliza Bidstrup
A Wheatbelt teacher is granted bail after being charged with sharing child exploitation material via social media.
'Low-level' metal traces linked to WA playground closure
By Eliza Bidstrup and Chloe Henville
A playground in WA's Midwest is closed after low levels of the metal thallium were detected in a sand pit, following environmental testing linked to dust emissions.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-08-23/geralton-playground-closed-dust-investigation/107067332
#MiningEnvironmentalIssues #PublicHealth #LocalGovernment #RegionalCommunities #ElizaBidstrup #ChloeHenville
WA town sliding into ocean gets funding for temporary sea wall
By Eliza Bidstrup and Nadia Mitsopoulos
Local business owners welcome a WA government investment towards a temporary rock wall aimed to slow down coastal erosion, but critics say it is not enough.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-08-12/lancelin-erosion-seawall-state-government-funding/107027526
#Erosion #DisasterandEmergencyResponse #UrbanDevelopmentandPlanning #EnvironmentalManagement #EnvironmentalImpacts #LocalGovernment #ElizaBidstrup #NadiaMitsopoulos
Iconic WA whitewater course shortened to avoid 'running race'
By Dana Hamilton , Piper Duffy, and Eliza Bidstrup
Low water levels for the 2026 Avon Descent whitewater race event have prompted a 17km cut to the course to avoid competitors running with their kayaks.
#CanoeingandKayaking #DanaHamilton #PiperDuffy #ElizaBidstrup
No winter respite for farmers after dry July across southern WA
By Andrew Chounding, Anthony Pancia, and Eliza Bidstrup
Concerns are growing over potential crop losses, with parts of WA's grain-growing regions recording their driest mid-winter spells on record.
#Rain #GrainGrowing #CropHarvesting #BeefCattleFarming #Viticulture #AndrewChounding #AnthonyPancia #ElizaBidstrup
Deep connections drive burial growth in historic WA town
By Eliza Bidstrup
A long history and thriving population growth have prompted a search for a new cemetery in Western Australia's oldest inland town.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-08-01/york-cemetery-new-site/106917602
#RegionalCommunities #RegionalDevelopmentandPlanning #History #ElizaBidstrup
Man fined $31k after botched smuggling attempt kills 55 reptiles
By Eliza Bidstrup
A New South Wales man has been given a significant fine after attempting to export 65 wild reptiles out of WA estimated to be worth up to $1.3 million.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-07-27/man-fined-for-botched-lizard-smuggling-wa-to-nsw/106962820