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Total Fire Ban and a Harvest Vehicle Movement Ban for Wednesday 19 January 2022
welding, grinding, cutting, heating, etc.) in the ‘open air’ Off-road activity using a four-wheel drive, quad bike, motorcycle, bobcat or similar vehicle Harvesting operations Operation of off-road recreational vehicles (exceptions listed below).
Movement of vehicles on a lane, driveway, yard or other area that provides access to, or a parking facility at, any residential, farming or business premises, if the area has been sufficiently cleared of inflammable material to prevent the escape of fire.
Use or operation of a vehicle if it is for the prevention of an immediate and serious risk to the health or safety of a person or livestock, and only if all reasonable precautions have been taken to prevent the activity from creating a bush fire danger For a list of activities that can or cannot be carried out during a Total Fire Ban and conditions visit dfes.wa.gov.au/totalfirebans or by telephoning the Total Fire Ban Information Line on 1800 709 355.
Shire of Augusta-Margaret River
19 Jan 2022
State Government Community Consultation Begins on Gnarabup
The process will enable interested community members to view detailed plans and supporting information which accompany an application by the landowner to the State Development Assessment Unit, before …
Shire of Augusta-Margaret River
19 Jan 2022
REMINDER - AUDIT & RISK COMMITTEE EOI CLOSES 28 JANUARY 2022
We are seeking individuals who can not only assist with the monitoring of the Shire’s governance environment, but also help to identify and drive improvement initiatives which will deliver gains to Co…
Shire of York
19 Jan 2022
Efforts potentially save hundreds of native turtles
City Enviro team actions reduce turtle death rate during 2021-22 nesting season.
City of Cockburn
19 Jan 2022
Clear out your clutter and reduce waste to landfill this February
Is it time to declutter your wardrobe? Are you ready to cull your collection of obsolete technology? Are you still inundated with cardboard boxes from Christmas?
City of Wanneroo Latest news
19 Jan 2022
Grant success for City's Maritime Festival
The 2022 City of Albany Maritime Festival has been given a funding boost with the recent announcement of two successful grants.
City of Albany
19 Jan 2022
Bushfire mitigation works at Emu Swamp
Works will commence in March 2022 to remove non-native Eucalyptus trees in a portion of Emu Swamp to reduce the bushfire risk.
City of Swan
18 Jan 2022
Look but don't touch at Omeo wreck
The City of Cockburn is reminding visitors to the Omeo shipwreck at Coogee Maritime Trail (CMT) to take care of the historic site.Last year the Western Australian Museum joined the City to appeal to p…
City of Cockburn
17 Jan 2022
New Trainees Set for Skills Growth at Shire
“The Shire will really benefit from their enthusiasm, while each trainee will receive opportunities to upskill and gain practical experience for their future careers.” “Providing opportunities for hig…
Shire of Augusta-Margaret River
17 Jan 2022