THE poster project by Brooke Thomas and Michelle Troop was revealed to the public on Friday.
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PHOTOS: Margaret River deemed 'most bearded crowd' by The Beards
All eyes on Mandurah for WA Bodyboard Titles
Margaret River beachgoers reminded about bluebottles
State ministers drop in to Margaret River school
MARGARET River Primary School hosted a high powered delegation of state government visitors on Thursday.
The Beards invite ladies to join their mission
Kids get crafty for their class
A COWARAMUP Primary School class have put their own mosaic work up for sale.
Faces a fascination for Margaret River artist
New Margaret River service station a Better Choice
PHOTOS: Games delight guests at Cowaramup’s Biggest Morning Tea
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Cooma teen charged after pistol used in break-in: police
COOMA: A 17-year-old has been charged with assault and firearm offences.
Catholic Church’s program ‘revictimised’ client
ILLAWARRA: Mark Johnston still remembers the day Frank* wandered into his office, seeking advice about his dealings with ...
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All eyes on Mandurah for WA Bodyboard Titles
Collie Eagles clip Augusta Margaret River Hawks wings
A DEMORALISED Augusta Margaret River Hawks football team returned from matches in Collie ob the weekend, having been ...
Record numbers for Margaret River patrol season
FISHING: Plenty in the sea for May 2014
Year 12 student follows equestrian dream
MARGARET River's Regan Weightman gave up her chance to go to the year 12 ball this year.
Boston Switch donates surfboard to benefit DSA
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'White hat' Jonathan Brossard warns cars can be hacked on the road
You are driving your car when suddenly you discover you are no longer in control. Somebody has hacked ...
PM and veterans commemorate D-Day
There were a few dozen medals between them, squeezed on lapels not quite wide enough.
Vertical frontier
A Brunswick man dubbed 'Australia's Spider-Man' is attracting opprobrium for unexpected reasons.
Robert Hughes plans layers of appeals to child sex abuse convictions
Convicted sex offender and former Hey Dad! star Robert Hughes will take his case to the High Court, ...
David Eastman likely to be freed, despite nagging doubt
The Canberra public servant sentenced to life without parole and who most likely shot dead one of Australia's ...
Wigs a welcome gift to those with hair loss condition
Six-year-old Suri Gonzalez Darrough does not have hair and has only one thing to say about the matter: ...
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Whiz-kid filmmaker Maxim Hussey lands Big Shot award
With a budget of just $5, thrifty Maxim Hussey made a short stop-motion movie.
The Voice coach Will.i.am lauds Australia's 'awesome' singers
As the four coaches on the reality TV show The Voice chase talent on the show's cavernous stage, ...
The Goss: Nelson Aspen in his prime time
Entertainment guru Nelson Aspen jets in to promote his new book My Prime Time and catch up with his old ...
Azura Minichiello's baby steps to the red carpet
A pink diamond push present, a Dolce and Gabbana christening gown and bonnet, Dior ribboned booties and a change of ...
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Rise in home schooling spurs parliamentary inquiry
Up to three times as many children are home schooled in NSW than the state government knows about, ...
Uni course fees expected to double, analysis shows
Students will be hit with double fees for some arts degrees and at least 55 per cent rises ...
Reading helps toddlers start school: research by QUT and Charles Sturt
Growing up in a home with lots of books and being read to as a toddler have a ...
Expert decries women's fertility assumptions
Sixty per cent of women think most women in their mid-40s can fall pregnant using IVF, despite statistics ...
For the love of learning
Anita Riley decided to try home schooling the year before her eldest son was due to start kindergarten. ...
Australia's super fees high by OECD standards
Australia's superannuation system charges high fees, according to a report by the Grattan Institute.
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COLUMN: An exercise in futilty
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Flights remain grounded as ash clouds clog air routes
Flights to and through Australia’s top end are likely to resume later on Sunday as airlines closely monitor ...
Suit yourself
Shopping in New York is not just for women, writes Lance Richardson.
City's five for fashion
It's renowned for its style but how does a visitor tap into the fashion secrets of the Victorian ...
Spree de corps
There are no other stores quite like these 25 amazing shops, writes Lee Tulloch, globe-trotting shopper extraordinaire.