Mandurah Mail
Wednesday, 6 December 2023
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Community cricket clubs to benefit from NRMA grants program
Finn Coleman
Australian national cricket team player, Cameron Green (from Perth), with members of Secret Harbour Dockers Cricket Club from Golden Bay. Picture supplied.
Youth block of adult prison to shut after teen's death
Aaron Bunch
The controversial Unit 18 youth facility at Casuarina Prison is to be closed and replaced. (Aaron Bunch/AAP PHOTOS)
Teesdale resident secretly erects blue tree to support son-in-law and mental wellbeing
Finn Coleman
John French secretly built and erected a large blue metal tree for his son-in-law. Picture supplied.
7 rules for a respectful and worthwhile Voice referendum
Joe McIntyre
Megan Davis (left), one of the Indigenous leaders asking us to establish a Voice to Parliament. AAP/National Reconciliation Council supplied
Students get in touch with space station
Finn Coleman
Halls Head College students and teachers had the chance to contact International Space Station crew member, astronaut Loral O'Hara (inset image). Picture supplied.
Indigenous leader and Labor luminary Pat Dodson retires
Dominic Giannini, Paul Osborne and Andrew Brown
Pat Dodson dedicates his life to building respect between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. (Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS)
Hundreds turn out for Wonders of our Wetlands festival
Finn Coleman
The Peel-Harvey Catchment Council's Bec McKenzie, Janine Neeling, Jane O'Malley, Thelma Crook, Karen Lyons and Renee Barton.
Raising awareness of lung cancer among the Mandurah community
Finn Coleman
People gather at Mandurah War Memorial to remember people that have passed from lung cancer and to raise awareness of the disease. Picture supplied.
Design a kindness mascot and win cash and prizes for your school
Dayle Latham
Twins Romy and Hudson, 8, get started on their mascot designs for honesty as part of the Kind Kids Design a Mascot competition. Scan the QR code to enter. Picture supplied
Look who will be WA's Australian of the Year for 2024
Acm Network
The recipient of the the 2024 Australian of the Year for Western Australia is advocate for victims of crime Mechelle Turvey (white top). Picture supplied by australianoftheyear.org.au

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