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“Line in the Sand” – Tim Winton in Sunday Times

by admin | Feb 21, 2022 | Print Media

First published in Sunday Times, 20/02/2022 First published in Sunday Times, 20/02/2022 First published in Sunday Times, 20/02/2022 First published in Sunday Times,...
In major announcement, WA Government commits to protect Exmouth Gulf, signalling end to industrial threats

In major announcement, WA Government commits to protect Exmouth Gulf, signalling end to industrial threats

by admin | Dec 3, 2021 | News

MEDIA RELEASE: In a major victory for the WA environment, Premier Mark McGowan, Minister for Environment, Amber-Jade Sanderson, and Minister for Fisheries, Don Punch, announced today that the WA Government will protect Exmouth Gulf, Ningaloo with important...
The Australian: Gulfs apart as nature-loving locals resist port development

The Australian: Gulfs apart as nature-loving locals resist port development

by admin | Sep 21, 2021 | Print Media

This article appeared on Page 2 of The Australian on the 21st September 2021.
‘Worth the Risk?’: National ad campaign launched on risks to Exmouth Gulf humpback whales from proposed Gascoyne Gateway industrial port

‘Worth the Risk?’: National ad campaign launched on risks to Exmouth Gulf humpback whales from proposed Gascoyne Gateway industrial port

by admin | Sep 9, 2021 | News

MEDIA RELEASE: Today, a new national advertising campaign was launched to raise awareness of the risks posed to humpback whale mothers and calves from the controversial Gascoyne Gateway industrial port proposed for Exmouth Gulf. The ‘Worth the Risk?’ advertising...
The Sunday Times: Exmouth hit by human pressure

The Sunday Times: Exmouth hit by human pressure

by admin | Aug 23, 2021 | Print Media

This article appeared on Page 2 of the Sunday Times on the 22nd August 2021.
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