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Legal affairs reporter at The Sunday Times/@PerthNow. Love news, hate mornings. Dream gig: full-time traveller. Views my own.
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State Government activates business recovery support program for communities impacted by cyclone Narelle

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By Kate Campbell 
| The West Australian
A relief and recovery program allowing businesses impacted by cyclone Narelle in late March to access grants up to $20,000 has been activated. Under the State Government’s Business Recovery Support Program, small and medium businesses in the affected shires of Ashburton, Carnarvon, Exmouth, and Upper Gascoyne may be eligible for grants up to $20,000 to support clean-up, repairs, and reinstatement of business activities.
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New photos show Carnarvon kidnap survivor Cleo Smith as happy, thriving almost five years on from her ordeal Original

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By Kate Campbell 
| Geraldton Guardian
New photos and footage released by the family of Carnarvon girl Cleo Smith show a thriving, happy, loving big sister and a gymnastics lover. Almost five years ago, Cleo, then aged four, was at the centre of one of the nation’s biggest missing person cases when she was kidnapped from her family’s tent at the remote Quobba Blowholes, north of Carnarvon, in October 2021. Police rescued her 18 days later from the Carnarvon home of her kidnapper, Terence Darrell Kelly.
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Study into increasing processing capacity at Catalyst Metal’s Plutonic gold mine in Mid West complete Original

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By Kate Campbell 
| Geraldton Guardian
The owner of a Mid West gold mine has reacted positively to a study that reviewed the option of increasing processing capacity at the site. The study explored options to expand the Plutonic mill, located about 195km north-east of Meekatharra, from its current two million tonnes per annum processing capacity up to 3Mtpa. “The costs to achieve these plant expansion options ranged between $50 million and $75m,” Plutonic’s owner Catalyst Metals told the ASX in an announcement on Tuesday.
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