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The Victoria Park Lions Club Community Market
Where: John Macmillan Park alongside The Park Centre
shopping car park
The Victoria Park Lions club are running community
markets the 1st Sunday of every month.
Come along and join us on Sunday 3rd December Xmas
market.
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Exciting Western Australian 2007 Calendar of
Events launched
Western Australia is set for an action
packed year of tourism-related events with the launch
of the 2007 Calendar of Events.
Tourism Minister Sheila McHale said the 2007 calendar
contained a broad mix of international, mass participation,
and uniquely Western Australian events.
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Spring-cleaners urged to recycle computers
at free event
A free computer recycling event at Murdoch University
on Saturday, November 25 will give people the perfect
opportunity to clear out their trash and help the
environment in the process, Environment Minister Mark
McGowan said today.
Mr McGowan said Dell Australia’s free community
recycling event would take place from 9am - 3pm at
Murdoch University’s number one car-park and
would include up to three computers, laptops, monitors,
keyboards, scanners and printers of any brand.
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Perth runs out on top of major new event
Perth has clinched another major new tourism event
- Interhash 2008 - which is expected to attract thousands
of interstate and international visitors to Western
Australia.
Tourism Minister Sheila McHale said Interhash 2008,
a participation event involving the famous Hash House
Harriers running club, would see up to 6,000 people
running during the day and socialising at night.
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Perth plugs in for
international music spectacular
Perth is set to host an international music
industry event similar to one in the United
Kingdom that launched bands Oasis and Coldplay.
Tourism Minister Sheila McHale, who is also
Minister for Culture and the Arts, today announced
Perth had beaten other countries to host ‘In
The City AAA’, a new four-day music
industry event set to attract the world’s
most influential music industry leaders.
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“’In The City AAA’ will
be the biggest music industry festival in
the southern hemisphere and will attract great
bands to perform and record in Perth,”
Ms McHale said.
“This will shine an international musical
spotlight on our city, with music industry
leaders in town scouting for and signing up
the next ‘biggest things’ in music.
“Organisers chose Perth to host ‘In
The City AAA’ because of our enormous
musical talent - which includes John Butler
Trio, Eskimo Joe, The Waifs, End of Fashion,
The Sleepy Jackson and Little Birdy.”
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$1million for WA’s ex-servicemen
and women
The State Government will provide $1million
to help RSL Clubs around Western Australia as part
of a two-year extension of the ANZAC Day Small Grants
Program.
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Major upgrade to Perth's main
wastewater treatment plants
The State Government will provide
$352million over the next five years to upgrade three
main metropolitan wastewater treatment plants.
Water Resources Minister John Kobelke today announced
the upgrade to the Beenyup, Woodman Point and Subiaco
wastewater treatment plants would be one of the most
significant ever undertaken.
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