Tag: Muchea 6501
PGA wants saleyards surplus spent on other yards
The Pastoralists and Graziers Association (PGA) has welcomed the progress being made on the new Muchea saleyards, but wants profits from the project spent on upgrading other saleyards.[MORE]
Tenders called for new Muchea saleyards
The Western Australian Government has called for tenders to construct the new Muchea livestock saleyards.[MORE]
Police raid at Muchea
Police attached to Operation Jupiter, which is targeting organised crime and outlaw motorcycle gangs, have raided a property near Muchea, north of Perth.[MORE]
Toodyay Shire seeks road upgrade before saleyard opens
The Shire of Toodyay says roads in the shire are in desperate need of an upgrade before the opening of the Muchea Livestock Saleyard.[MORE]
WA farmer calls for goat exporting facility
A Western Australian farmer says a dedicated goat export facility should be built in the state to take advantage of opportunities in Asia.[MORE]
Bauxite Resources gets more Muchea exploration licences
Australian explorer Bauxite Resources has been granted two additional exploration licences at the company's Muchea project in mid-west Western Australia.[MORE]
Saleyard part sale to benefit farmers: PGA
The Pastoralists and Graziers Association says Western Australia's farmers will be the main beneficiaries of the part sale of the Midland livestock saleyard.[MORE]
Liquid nitrogen leak after fatal crash at Muchea
Police have confirmed that a man and a woman, whose car collided with a semi trailer at Muchea north of Perth, have been killed.[MORE]
Anxious parents receive text from missing son's phone
The parents of a 14-year-old boy who has been missing from the Muchea area in Western Australia for almost a week are pleading with the public to keep looking for him.[MORE]
Saleyards pledge to boost Katanning plans
Wagin MLA Terry Waldron says the Western Australian Government's commitment to proceed with new livestock saleyards at Muchea is good news for the plans to build new saleyards in Katanning.[MORE]
Muchea decision not stopping Northam saleyards push
The group behind building a saleyard facility in Northam says the Western Australian Government's decision to go ahead with the Muchea saleyards has not deterred it.[MORE]
Govt offers saleyard assurances
The Western Australian Government has given an assurance that if a proposed saleyard to be built in Muchea is abandoned, a major saleyard will be established somewhere else.[MORE]
Four charged over ecstasy haul
Four people, including a man and a woman from Geraldton in Western Australia, have been charged after allegedly being found with more than 400 ecstasy tablets and $10,000.[MORE]
Muchea without services after fire
A fire that burnt down the general store at Muchea, north of Perth, has left the community without many of its essential services.[MORE]
Campaign against chicken-litter power station steps up
A community campaign against a planned chicken-litter fired power station at Muchea is set to reignite.[MORE]
EPA won't do formal saleyards assessment
The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has decided not to formally assess plans for a new saleyards facility at Muchea.[MORE]
Shire gets more time to consider power station submissions
Chittering Shire, north of Perth, has been given extra time to sort through hundreds of public submissions on a planned chicken litter-fired power station at Muchea.[MORE]
MP calls for new highway overtaking lanes
The Member for Moore, Gary Snook, wants the Western Australian Government to fund new overtaking lanes on a wheatbelt section of the Brand Highway.[MORE]
Highway concerns spark call for more overtaking lanes
The Western Australian Farmers Federation is calling for more overtaking lanes on the Brand Highway, after reports from pastoralists who have seen many near misses on the route.[MORE]
Group to stage Parliament power station protest
A lobby group against a planned chicken-litter fired power station in the Western Australian wheatbelt hopes a protest at Parliament House today will lead to meetings with state politicians.[MORE]
