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Haven for Collie gamers coming soon

Collie River Valley Bulletin

¶ COLLIE Gamer’s Lounge owner Caleb Tancred is aiming to have the Forrest Street business up and running in time for the term three school holidays. Mr Tancred said the venue will be a hub for gamers and provide local children another entertainment...

27 Jul 2025
By Bulletin News
Collie River Valley Bulletin

October opening for pool

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¶ COLLIE Shire has confirmed it expects the Mineworkers’ Memorial Pool to open in October for the summer season. WorkSafe’s investigation into a chlorine gas leak at the pool, which led to the hospitalisation of a staff member and the early...

26 Jul 2025
By Bulletin News
Collie River Valley Bulletin

Wellington water levels slightly up

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¶ WELLINGTON Dam water levels are slightly up on last year however there has been little change since April. The dam is currently holding 69.01 gigalitres, up from 63.43 gigalitres in July last year, and is at 37.3 percent of capacity. In April, it...

25 Jul 2025
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New museum plan proposed

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¶ THE Coalfields Museum and Historical Research Centre could share a site with the Collie Visitor Centre under a plan being investigated by Collie Shire. Councillors gave the go ahead for the shire to assist with determining the feasibility of the...

24 Jul 2025
By Bulletin News
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Art to inspire at the gallery

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¶ RACHAEL Williams’ “Inspire” exhibition, set to open at the Collie Art Gallery on Saturday, showcases her use of art as therapy. Mrs Williams said her art began to grow after she began attending night classes held by gallery chairperson...

23 Jul 2025
By Bulletin News
Collie River Valley Bulletin

Bridge process questioned

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¶ MAIN Roads inspection procedures were questioned at Collie Shire Council’s July meeting after it was revealed further Griffin Bridge repairs are necessary. It follows repairs undertaken at the bridge in early 2024, resulting in its closure and...

20 Jul 2025
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Gallery celebrates 10 years of art

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¶ THE Collie Art Gallery hosted a celebration marking its 10-year anniversary last Saturday. Gallery coordinator Payam Parishanzadeh said that in the 10 years since its establishment the gallery has “become very important to the town”. Mr...

19 Jul 2025
By Bulletin News
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Disability plan out for comment: Follows criticism voiced at June meeting

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¶ COLLIE Shire’s draft Disability, Access and Inclusion Plan (DAIP) 2025-2029 is out for public comment. Council gave the go ahead for advertising of the plan, which seeks to ensure services and facilities are open, inclusive and accessible for...

18 Jul 2025
By Bulletin News
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Riverview underway: Ceremony marks groundbreaking at project

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¶ GROUND was officially broken at the long-mooted Riverview Residence retiree units redevelopment last week. A small ceremony was held at the site, off Pendleton Street, marking the start of the project’s earthworks, to be carried out in the...

17 Jul 2025
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Renergi still commissioning

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¶ RENERGI’S $10.4 million Collie Resource Recovery Centre is in the “final stages of commissioning” and could be operational by the end of the year. The company advised that the centre’s pyrolysis plant is being run for increasing lengths...

16 Jul 2025
By Bulletin News
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Traffic concerns expressed: Low turnout for electors’ meeting despite social media vitriol

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¶ COLLIE Shire’s annual electors’ meeting drew just the one question despite the heated criticism the shire often receives via social media. Traffic warden Tim Elliot expressed her concerns about Throssell Street traffic safety and speed limits...

13 Jul 2025
By Bulletin News
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New home for hut

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¶ RESTORATION of the Mungalup hut is one step closer after it was transported to the old depot yard in Coombes Street last week. Having been carefully removed from the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions’ Wellington District...

12 Jul 2025
By Bulletin News
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Rates up 4.5%: Council locks in rise under 2025/26 budget

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¶ COLLIE Shire councillors gave the green light for a 4.5 percent rate rise at their July meeting on Tuesday. Council adopted the 2025/26 budget under which ratepayers will have the option of making rates payments in full or in four instalments...

11 Jul 2025
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Griffin debt spiralling: Government to pump another $49 mil. into miner

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¶ GRIFFIN Coal’s debt continues to spiral amid State Government plans to inject more taxpayer funds into the embattled miner. Premier Roger Cook confirmed in parliament last week that $49 million has been committed in the state budget for...

09 Jul 2025
By Bulletin News
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