Augusta's Turner Caravan Park has received another nod from travel review website, TripAdvisor.
Augusta collects another accolade
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Burrow joins in shark tech bid
Yallingup surfer Taj Burrow has announced he will team up with Shark Mitigation Systems, a company producing technology ...
Track beaten in nick of time
Martin Tonna and Bec Hannan are resting their weary bodies after the duo took on the Cape to ...
Students reach out with Sea of Hands
Year 3 St Thomas More Catholic Primary School students last week recognised National Reconciliation Week by creating their ...
Biggest Morning Tea
GALLERY : The annual Cowaramup Biggest Morning Tea was as packed as a sleigh full of gifts on ...
New campground to ease holiday crush
A new campground development at the historic Jarrahdene Mill site in Boranup forest will increase available sites for ...
Premier announces youth precinct funding
Premier Colin Barnett was in town on Tuesday to announce a $1.39 million funding boost to the town's ...
Strategy to close gap
Theissue of homelessness and housing affordability in the Augusta Margaret River Shire is under the spotlight, with a ...
Skate comp gives colour boost on grey day
The Margaret River skatepark was packed out on Sunday with scooter, skateboard and BMX riders competing in the ...
Shark alert for Margaret River beach
A partial whale carcass on Boodjidup Beach has prompted shark warnings for the area.
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State of the Nation | Sunday, June 19, 2016
Your morning news snapshot from around regional Australia and beyond.
Three-year-old Fletcher had a 'smile to light up the world'
NSW: He was a cheeky, blonde-haired boy whose family fondly nicknamed him "Bomber".
A wet Sunday forecast as flood warnings issued for NSW
A wet Sunday is in store with heavy rainfall intensifying in the afternoon as an east coast low ...
Dubbo boy, 17, missing since Thursday
NSW: Concerns held for missing teen Nathan Price.
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Derby team heads into world’s biggest contest
The Cabernet Savages are off to Adelaide to take part in the world's largest roller derby tournament.
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Hawks prey on undermanned Eagles
Big swell likely for boarding comp
The WA State Bodyboard Titles will be held in the Yallingup region this weekend.
Hawks take out big win over Purples
Festival rolls into town
The sport of roller derby gets another boost in Margaret River thanks to Derby Fest 2016.
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National
Federal election 2016: Labor within striking distance
Bill Shorten has held on to his overall lead during the last fortnight despite a full-throated Coalition attack ...
Election 2016: Anthony Albanese's battle to fend off the Greens
Used to being feted as a lion of the Left and champion of progressive causes inside the ALP, ...
Australia to gain from Singapore joining OECD fight against multinational tax avoidance
The low-tax nation has signed up to a global plan to fight tax evasion.
Revealed: how Exclusive Brethren members secretly donate to the Liberal Party
Members of the extremist religious sect donate to the Liberal Party "under the radar".
Australian politicians brush off security fears after murder of British MP
Australian politicians have brushed off suggestions that greater personal security might be in order following the daylight murder ...
AFP release report into who leaked top secret report on Iraq War to Andrew Bolt
Andrew Wilkie has strongly rejected what he claims is offensive and unfounded "innuendo" levelled against him in a ...
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Track beaten in nick of time
Martin Tonna and Bec Hannan are resting their weary bodies after the duo took on the Cape to ...
Students reach out with Sea of Hands
Year 3 St Thomas More Catholic Primary School students last week recognised National Reconciliation Week by creating their ...
Shark alert for Margaret River beach
A partial whale carcass on Boodjidup Beach has prompted shark warnings for the area.
Garden gets makeover
A garden in a home occupied by adults with physical and intellectual disabilities has been given a much ...
Entertainment
Shopkins madness: the Australian miniature collectible taking over the world
Forget Barbies and Bratz. The hottest doll in the world is a miniature world of shopping characters designed ...
Bookmarks: News and views from the book world
The Victorian Premier's Unpublished Manuscript Award has a remarkable strike rate and gets agents and publishers swooping on ...
Notes on Blindness: a movie on "the gift" of losing eyesight
An Australian lecturer gradually goes blind and records this journey in audio diaries which make for an incredible ...
'Crop circle counsellor' to Prince Charles, Mark Rylance also makes a superb BFG
Actor Mark Rylance, who performs Shakespeare "like it was written for him the night before" could not speak ...
Life & Style
Private vocational courses cost taxpayers seven times as much as TAFE, analysis finds
Private vocational courses cost taxpayers seven times as much as TAFE, new analysis finds.
NSW state budget 2016: $1 million to fund Nepean Hospital planning as doctors warn of 'crisis' now
A Sydney hospital in 'crisis mode' will get just $1 million in next week's state budget.
Tax time: ATO eyes cars, mobile phones, broadband and work-related travel
Each year about 12.4 million Australians claim more $30 billion in deductions against their income, now the ATO ...
Canberrans want 3am last drinks: alcohol poll
Most Canberrans want 3am last drinks for bars, clubs and pubs, and many feel more threatened in the ...
Australia's high rates of antibiotics overuse revealed in Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care report
Australia's high rates of antibiotics misuse risk sending us back to the dark ages of medicine.
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Boring centre squabbles over middle ground | ELECTION 2016
Super changes leave lingering questions
Food safety: a high-stakes sandwich
Organic growers deserve protection from contamination if food and economic security is a concern.
Solution lies in truly understanding horror
OPINION: Every member of community has responsibility to get head around impact of domestic violence.
Science more important than ever
Science and journalism share some important DNA. The cover-up of climate science is cause for concern.
Turnbull lands glove on “billion dollar Bill”
Travel
How to avoid paying tips on cruises
Compulsory gratuity charges would have to be the biggest bugbear for Australian cruisers.
Easter Island statues: Visiting the stone giants of Tongariki
I'm nearly ready to give up when i round a bend and spot them. It's a spectacle well ...
Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain, Chengdu, China: This is what luxury looks like in China
Max Anderson tries out a new luxury resort in China and finds it affords him rare privileges.
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