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Seeding has basically wrapped up for the Merredin area and surrounds. Photo: Bencubbin farmer Jeremy Schmidt/Merredin Wheatbelt Mercury. 

Meadow Springs Bakers Delight produce manager/head baker Paul Hermon and trainee manager Natasha O’Grady with BCNA community liaison Lee Sieracki and Mandurah resident Marie Martin. Photo: Amy Martin/Mandurah Mail. 

Emma Wilson, Michaela Cantrill and Brooek Morris at the Central Midland Senior High School ball. Photo: Central Midlands and Coastal Advocate. 

Jake Hifers, Blaide Grizzard and Mark Scidone at the Central Midland Senior Highschool ball. Photo: Central Midlands and Coastal Advocate. 

The traditional blessing of the plough, for a safe season and bountiful harvest in Lake Grace. Photo: Wagin Argus. 

Dawesville MLA Kim Hames, Mandurah Mayor Marina Vergone, Regional Development Minister Terry Redman and Peel Development Commission's Sue Fyfe. Photo: Andrew King/Mandurah Mail. 

Last month, eight students from Collie Senior High School participated in the Rotary Youth Program of Enrichment also known as RYPEN. The event was sponsored by Rotary Clubs from across WA. Photo: Collie Mail. 

Sarah Halligan, Carissa Murray, Cameron Davey and Marni Gibsone at the Central Midland Senior High School ball. Photo: Central Midlands and Coastal Advocate. 

Snooze Mandurah staff members Nadia Marek and Shandelle Dayman-Tawhai are hosting an Australia's Biggest Morning Tea. Photo: Brianna Johnson/Mandurah Mail. 

Mandurah Board Riders president Brian Williams, Makin Homes’ Lee Mackin and Star Surf & Skate owner Ian MacPherson are all sponsoring and entering the next local event. Photo: Francis Curro/Mandurah Mail. 

Collie couple Val and Claire Jones are celebrating sixty years of wedded bliss this week. Photo: Shannon Wood/Collie Mail 

The Black Dog Riders roared into Wagin's Ram Park to talk to the local Nyoongar community about mental health. Photo: Wagin Argus. 

Teacher Brett Christan with students Nicholas Sheppherd, Yaisha Woods and Riley Salt join in national Walk Safely To School Day. Photo: Andrew King/Mandurah Mail.  

Woodanilling Mens Shed president Keith Schurmann puts the finishing touches to the newly refurbished Mens Shed ahead of the grand opening last weekend. Photo: Wagin Argus. 

Vance and Kylie Burton with their son Braeden, 10 and daughter Caitlyn, 8, release balloons in memory of their Regan, 6 who was killed earlier this month at the Donnelly Rally. Photo: Andrew Elstermann/Bunbury Mail. 

Margaret River artist Karin Luciano in her studio. 

A total of 144 South West artists will feature in this year's Margaret River Region Open Studios event.

Take a deep dive into South West art scene

Lyalya Reeves and Lulu enjoy a sunny day in the garden, amongst the growing collection of gnomes. Pictures supplied. 

Just on the outskirts of central Busselton, a 'mini Gnomesville' is growing thanks to a special resident and a supportive community behind her vision.

Busselton's 'Mini-Gnomesville' grows with local help

Nature Conservation General Manager Drew McKenzie will join other experts to discuss the current issues affecting the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park and plans to assure the future of the iconic region. 

'Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park: At a Crossroads' will be held at Nala Bardip Mia on May 14.

Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park future in focus

Bageshri Savyasachi

Defence Minister Richard Marles toured Ukrainian defence sites on Saturday. Picture supplied

New assistance comes amid 'unrelenting' Russian attacks.

Australia will send $100m in weapons and combat tools to support Ukraine

The City received 1,695 responses during the consultation period, with 1,277 (75.3 percent) in support of a ban at the Busselton Jetty location. 

Council has advised the Minister for Fisheries of its support for a ban on shark fishing with a wire trace at the Busselton Jetty.

Busselton Council supports shark fishing ban

Ray Swartz says there are very few places in the world like the are around the Wooditjup Bilya Margaret River. Picture supplied. 

The next Friends of Wooditjup Bilya event will feature a guided walk with a riverfront landholder who has turned his property into a nature and wildlife haven.

Take a guided tour with local river legend

MEGA GALLERY: Western Australia news in pictures | May 29, 2015

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MEGA GALLERY: WA news in pictures | May 29, 2015

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