Bunuba National Park marks halfway point for Plan for Our Parks
21/08/2023
A new national park has been declared on Bunuba Country in the Kimberley, marking the halfway milestone in the delivery of the WA Government’s Plan for Our Parks initiative, with 2.5 million...
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National park bigger than Bali created on Martu Country in WA Outback
05/05/2023
Today the WA Government announced the largest national park in WA’s history to be jointly-managed and jointly-vested with Traditional Owners. The newly created Matuwa Kurrara Kurrara National Park and Lake Carnegie Nature...
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Proposed land reform changes to diversify the WA Outback
18/11/2021
After several years of landholders calling for change, the WA Government has announced they will update the Land Administration Act. The changes include allowing for conservation and restoration on pastoral lands in...
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Badimia Traditional Owners return to Country on Thundelarra
08/09/2021
Your support to create new national parks and reserves in the WA Outback has been invaluable and we wanted to share a heart-warming success story from this campaign with you! Badimia Traditional...
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New polling shows West Aussies love national parks
22/02/2021
With the WA election coming up, it’s an important time to remind politicians about the things we care about. We know you love our national parks and now we can share that...
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New parks for the Mid West of WA
08/02/2021
Last week the WA Government created 114,000 hectares of new conservation reserves in the Mid-West, on Badimia Country, as a part of the Plan for Our Parks initiative. This area – equivalent...
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A LOOK BACK AT 2020 FOR NATIONAL PARKS
01/01/2021
It's been a tough year for us all. The COVID-19 pandemic has affected our lives in different ways and we cannot ignore that, but it's Christmas! So, I thought I'd share some of...
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$25.6 million in funding for new national parks in WA Budget
09/10/2020
The WA Government announced an additional $25.6 million in the 2020-21 State Budget in October, to create new national parks under their initiative Plan for Our Parks! This money will go towards...
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Indigenous Land Management
Yamatji Nation Native Title a historic moment
07/08/2020
One of Australia’s most significant native title agreements, the Yamatji Nation Indigenous Land Use Agreement, has been registered. The announcement is a historic milestone for Indigenous people in the Mid West and...
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National Parks
National parks you MUST visit in 2020
24/06/2020
WA's regional boarders are now open, which means we can once again explore our spectacular national parks. We've put together a list of five national parks that we recommend you visit this...
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Modern Outback
Show us your working dogs! Celebrating man's best friend.
12/05/2020
We hope that you and your loved ones are doing well. No matter where we live right now, whether it be in the Outback or in the city, we are all facing...
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Keeping you connected to our national parks during COVID-19
16/04/2020
We hope that you and your loved ones are healthy and safe during these challenging times.
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Five WA Outback photographers to follow during social distancing
03/04/2020
Stuck at home social distancing and missing the WA Outback? We have you covered!We are facing an unprecedented time and everything can be overwhelming, but your social media feed doesn't have to...
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The West: Carbon plan a win for pastoralists
12/12/2019
Embattled southern rangelands pastoralists have been thrown a lifeline after a landmark decision by the McGowan Government to enable carbon farmingin WA.
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Carbon farming green light to breathe life back into WA Outback
05/12/2019
Partnership for the Outback has welcomed the announcement by the State Government today to approve carbon farming in the WA Outback.
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We did it!
23/10/2019
Fantastic news: WA's Schools of the Air has been saved! The McGowan Government has listened to the voice of Western Australians and today acknowledged that their education cuts went too far. We...
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Historic first step towards expanding WA parks estate
25/07/2019
New Houtman Abrolhos Islands National Park welcomed The new Houtman Abrolhos Islands National Park announced today by Premier Mark McGowan and Environment Minister Stephen Dawson is an historic first step towards the...
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What does the federal election mean for nature and people in Outback WA?
30/05/2019
Governments can have a big impact on what happens “on the ground”, and the recent federal election is no exception. Regardless of how you voted, the result creates a level of certainty...
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What a new rangelands restoration carbon farming method would mean for me
20/05/2019
By Jason Hastie I own Pingandy Station, a cattle station in the north-east corner of the Shire of Upper Gascoyne. After purchasing the station I came to realise that the ecology and...
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Land tenure reform tops pastoralists' wishlist
16/05/2019
From The North West Telegraph, Ben Leahy, 13 January 2016. Pilbara and WA pastoralists hope land tenure reform will be among the State Government’s top priorities this year, according to a farming...
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National Parks
New wildlife hotspots discovered in WA
15/03/2019
Report reveals parks as last chance to protect uniquely WA landscapes A 4-year investigation into the Create Ranger Parks properties has revealed an extraordinary series of biodiversity hotspots containing a very high number of species...
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BREAKING NEWS: New parks for WA!
20/02/2019
Today, the WA Government has announced that it will create five million hectares of new national parks and marine parks across WA over the next five years. This is a huge win...
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Highlights from an amazing year for the Outback
21/12/2018
As 2018 draws to a close, it's time to pause and reflect on the year that's been. Together, Outback supporters have worked to create a brighter future for both people and nature...
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The West: WA Wins Carbon Farming Contracts
20/12/2018
By Zac Relph, The West Australian, 19 December 2018. WA pastoralists have secured a major stake in the latest round of the Federal Government’s $2.55 billion fund to underpin the nation’s carbon farming...
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Finishing the year on a high!
18/12/2018
We’ve got huge news, for the environment, for Western Australia, and for supporters like you, who want to see new national parks in Outback WA. The WA Environment Minister, Stephen Dawson, has...
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National carbon auction nets millions for WA pastoralists
17/12/2018
The Western Australian rangelands will benefit from a significant proportion of contracts in the latest auction round of the Australian Government’s Emissions Reduction Fund (ERF). “Today’s announcement will provide the chance for...
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National Parks
People's Choice Winner announced!
29/11/2018
It’s time to announce the winner of the People’s Choice Award from The Heart of Our Outback Landscape and Nature Photography Prize! Over 2000 people were inspired to vote for their favourite...
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Weekend Courier, Rockingham: Joining the Dots on National Park Plan
12/10/2018
ABOUT 80 Rockingham residents created a giant community dot painting at the Rockingham Rotary Market.
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Fremantle Herald: Prioritise National Parks
28/09/2018
TO mark the end of National Biodiversity Month, SUZANNAH MACBETH from Create Ranger Parks puts forward her case for a new era of national parks in Western Australia. FREMANTLE has long been a community that...
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New National Parks the key to saving WA’s threatened species
07/09/2018
On National Threatened Species Day, 35 community organisations and businesses are calling on the WA Government to create a new network of national parks in Western Australia’s Outback to help provide sanctuaries...
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Beyond the front page: my visit to Wooleen Station
21/06/2018
In mid-May, the West Weekend magazine's front page featured Frances Pollock of Wooleen Station - whom many of you may remember from episodes of the ABC's Australian Story in recent years. If you missed the...
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Get Creative to Create Ranger Parks in Fremantle
20/06/2018
Join us in Fremantle on 1 July for a fun community event!
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Great news for WA pastoralists with carbon farming windfall
15/06/2018
A statement from Partnership for the Outback Today’s results of national carbon auction signal lucrative new industry for WA The Western Australian Outback has been the big winner in the announcement today...
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Wooleen's "Red Dirt Girl" in the West Weekend magazine
19/05/2018
This morning I sat down with a cuppa to read a fantastic story in the West Weekend magazine about Frances Pollock from Wooleen Station. Pick up a copy of the West Weekend...
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Carbon farming ‘first step’ a win for people and nature
18/04/2018
A statement from Partnership for the Outback WA’s leading Outback conservation alliance, Partnership for the Outback, has congratulated the McGowan Government on its decision this week to allow carbon farming across WA’s...
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On horseback to the heart of government
05/04/2018
Two Pilbara pastoralists rode horses to the heart of Perth to deliver an Outback petition with 7000 signatures! What a powerful statement demonstrating just how much Western Australians care about the people,...
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Indigenous Land Management
Indigenous women leaders from Outback WA meet with MPs at Parliament
19/03/2018
In the wake of International Women’s Day, six Indigenous women leaders from Outback WA travelled to Perth to attend a morning tea at Parliament House, hosted by Minister for Women’s Interests Simone...
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The West: Action needed now to save our rangelands
07/03/2018
By Evan Pensini, The West Australian, 7 March 2018, p22 This year is do or die for WA’s outback rangelands. We almost lost Schools of the Air but we face another pressing...
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"Never in my life have I had so much to lose."
09/01/2018
Partnership for the Outback is working alongside other concerned groups such as the Isolated Children's Parents' Association WA to fight the WA Government's proposed cuts to WA's Schools of the Air. The...
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Guardian Express: Create Ranger Parks artwork hung in Mt Lawley MLA's office
12/12/2017
A painting created by more than 200 people in under two hours has been donated to Mt Lawley MLA Simon Millman. Indigenous artist Neta Knapp from Urban Indigenous sketched the design on the...
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The West Regional Lifestyle: Man of the Land
30/11/2017
By Rueben Hale, The West Regional Lifestyle, summer 2017. Luke Bayley has devoted his life to restoring country under threat from irreversible degradation. The Bayley family were willing to travel from the...
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An evening with international award-winning photographer Christian Fletcher
10/11/2017
Award-winning photographer Christian Fletcher is well-known for his amazing landscape images, which many Western Australians are familiar with from his galleries in Dunsborough and Mandurah. But Christian also has a strong environmental...
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The Australian: Control of pastoral leases ‘bigger than Western Europe’ failing
13/10/2017
By Victoria Laurie, The Australian, 13 October 2017. Pastoral leases covering one third of Western Australia are in decline and the system supposed to improve degraded lands is failing, according to a blistering...
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Auditor General report reveals Outback WA let down by years of policy failure – but bigger reform is needed
12/10/2017
A statement from Partnership for the Outback Governance of pastoral leases has failed to support both lessees and the long term sustainability of land in Outback Western Australia, the findings of a...
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Where are the proposed Ranger Parks?
26/09/2017
The proposed Ranger Parks are former pastoral stations, or small sections of pastoral stations. These areas were purchased specially for conservation by the WA Government twenty years ago. This map shows the...
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Free downloadable wall-size WA map
14/09/2017
Love maps? We’re offering our new WA map as a FREE download to Outback supporters. This map is really important in the work that we do, helping us to locate both the...
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A stunning Outback story in the West Weekend magazine
22/07/2017
“The landscape, it sort of draws you in and gets in your blood I suppose. I can’t imagine living anywhere else.” – Robin Pensini, Cheela Plains Station Robin's story of life on...
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Indigenous conservation part of the mix for a healthy Outback, new study reveals
28/06/2017
A new study published by The Pew Charitable Trusts has highlighted Indigenous-led conservation as being one of three key elements that will help achieve a healthy Outback and “safeguard the heart of...
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New study reveals the urgent truth for our Outback
20/06/2017
The Outback is one of the few remaining great regions of nature, and today a new study reveals an urgent truth: our Outback needs more people to care for it and to...
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The West: Rita revives rangelands reform talks
16/06/2017
By Rueben Hale, The Countryman, 15 June 2017, p8. Rangelands reform is back on the State Government agenda after WA Lands Minister Rita Saffioti committed to restarting the process. Ms Saffioti said last...
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A message from Malgana Traditional Owner Bianca McNeair
11/05/2017
Dear Premier McGowan, As a Traditional Owner and custodian of Malgana country I would like to welcome the new Government at the opening of the 40th WA Parliament, and to welcome you,...
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Track Care WA: Preserving paths to wild experiences
08/05/2017
From The West Australian: Weekend West Travel, 6 May 2017. Rueben Hale meets a group of 4WD enthusiasts committed to conserving the land they love exploring. Four-wheel-drivers have often been labelled as eco-terrorists but for a growing group of adventuring...
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New Agriculture Minister flags carbon farming for WA's Outback
31/03/2017
The new WA Agriculture Minister, Alannah MacTiernan, has flagged carbon farming as a key priority for the southern part of WA’s Outback. This is a strong indication of the new Labor government’s...
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WA election 2017: where the parties stand
10/03/2017
Tomorrow, Western Australians go to the polls to elect their state government. Here we summarise the progress of rangelands reform so far and the stated position of political parties on this issue....
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We're on the agenda, no matter what
09/03/2017
In just four months, thousands of us have helped put Indigenous rangers and nature protection on the agenda like never before in Western Australia. Ahead of the state election on Saturday, here’s...
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Mt Lawley and Perth residents create huge artwork in support of new parks
21/02/2017
Over 200 people created a giant community dot painting at Hyde Park in Perth on the weekend, expressing their support for an exciting initiative for new national parks in WA’s Outback. The...
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Geraldton support for Create Ranger Parks initiative
16/02/2017
Individuals and organisations came together in Geraldton last week to throw their weight behind ambitious plans to transform purchased former pastoral stations into havens for people and wildlife.
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Greens support new regional development initiative
31/01/2017
In a welcome and positive step towards new regional development opportunities, the WA Greens have expressed strong backing for the community-based Create Ranger Parks initiative.
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The West: Carbon farming a path to replenish rangelands
31/01/2017
Opinion by Kent Broad, published in The West Australian, 31 January 2017. Last month a peer-reviewed study revealed that carbon farming could provide a new billion-dollar industry for WA and help rejuvenate...
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Melville Times: Role of indigenous rangers underscored in Nifty Mine presentation
26/01/2017
Nifty Mine environmental manager Michael Robinson underscored the vital role indigenous rangers play in the conservation of WA’s bush during a Stories of our Outback presentation at Melville Recreation Centre last Thursday....
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Indigenous Land Management
Labor Ranger announcement very positive but questions remain
09/01/2017
The Indigenous Ranger policy announced today by WA Labor has been welcomed as great first step towards implementing a proven model for conservation and Indigenous employment, an alliance of conservation organisations said...
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Modern Outback
Pilbara News: Carbon farming a boon to pastoralists
28/12/2016
By Tom Zaunmayr, Pilbara News, 21 December 2016, page 13. Rangelands pastoralists would be in line for large financial benefits if they took up the practice of carbon farming, according to a new...
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The Post: Happy carbon Christmas, Colin
24/12/2016
From The Post newspaper, 24 December 2016, page 4. Premier Colin Barnett would have been in luck on Monday afternoon if he hadn't got around to getting a Christmas tree. Local carbon farming advocates...
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Stirling Times: Trigg residents work with indigenous artist to create huge artwork
21/12/2016
More than 150 Stirling residents collaborated to paint a massive dot painting with Indigenous artist Neta Knapp.
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The Weekend West: Rangelands carbon role urged
12/12/2016
WA's first ever Outback Carbon Farming Conference took place in August this year, sparking increased interest in the potential of carbon farming in the rangelands. In the wake of the conference, the...
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National Parks
Southern Gazette: Vic Park residents support plan for national parks in WA's outback
02/12/2016
Victoria Park residents delivered a giant postcard to Victoria Park MLA Ben Wyatt in support of a plan for new national parks in WA’s outback.
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Indigenous Land Management
Weekend West: Return home the best medicine
28/11/2016
Being custodians again is healing for the Nyangumarta mob, writes Rueben Hale. Nyangumarta woman Nyaparu Rose wants her mob’s return as custodians of their motherlands to be an example of how a...
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The Guardian: WA Indigenous ranger program proposed for 5m hectares
17/11/2016
Consortium of groups propose new swath of national parks be designated and put into the care of native title holders.
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Major new parks network and hundreds of remote Aboriginal jobs for WA
15/11/2016
A transformative plan to create over 210 Indigenous ranger jobs in remote communities and stimulate WA’s regional economy through the creation of a major new parks network will be launched today in...
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Modern Outback
ABC Radio National: Could carbon farming be the future for WA's rangelands region?
25/08/2016
Reporter Claire Nichols from ABC Radio National compiled this report on diversification in the rangelands. She attended the Outback Carbon Farming Conference to speak to pastoralist Jason Hastie about his views on...
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Reform of outdated Outback laws inevitable despite delay
19/08/2016
The news emerged today that the long-promised reforms to Outback laws have been delayed until next year. However, the reform of outdated Outback laws is inevitable - the needs of both people...
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Carbon farming on ABC Country Hour
18/08/2016
ABC Country Hour's Richard Hudson attended the Outback Carbon Farming Conference and spoke to a number of speakers and delegates to hear their views on the future of carbon farming in WA's...
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The West Australian: Carbon farm backer in push for new policy
17/08/2016
On the morning of the Outback Carbon Farming Conference in Perth, The West Australian turned its attention to carbon farming. Journalist Brad Thompson interviewed conference speakers and co-hosts, Kent Broad from Carbon Neutral and Scott Girdler from...
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Rangelands restoration drives tough business decisions at Nallan Station
03/06/2016
By Eliza Wood, ABC Rural, 2 June 2016 An experiment in rangelands conservation has taught station owner Michael Clinch that it is a tough task improving the environment while trying to run...
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How do we value a healthy Outback?
27/05/2016
Pastoralist Jason Hastie spoke to ABC Country Hour's Belinda Varischetti today about the need to place a value on Outback lands that are in good condition - thereby encouraging land managers to...
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New Outback laws head for Parliament
26/05/2016
We’ve reached another crucial point towards laying the foundations for a revitalised Outback, with the Lands Minister Terry Redman announcing that he’s signed off on legislation to amend laws governing land use...
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Infographic - what's the process for reforming our Outback laws?
24/05/2016
This year we have an historic opportunity for our Outback, because we've now come further than ever before along to path towards revitalising our Outback through rangelands reform. As this infographic shows,...
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Countryman: Rangelands act gains support
19/05/2016
By Reuben Hale, The Countryman, 19 May 2016 Cue pastoralist Michael Clinch says he needs to diversify his pastoral property in order to survive. Mr Clinch is one of a growing group...
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Carbon farming letter ups the ante on government over Outback reform
12/05/2016
Three leading carbon management companies have written to the WA Premier in a show of support for the Government’s proposed changes to Outback laws. The changes, which include the establishment of a...
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Pastoralists write to Premier in support of reform
06/05/2016
A group of pastoralists from Mount Magnet, Gascoyne Junction and Port Hedland have signed a letter to Premier Colin Barnett in support of the WA Government's proposed reforms to Outback laws. The...
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Former pastoralist meets local MP Bill Marmion to discuss historic changes to WA Outback
15/04/2016
Shenton Park scientist Harley Lacy met with Nedlands MLA Bill Marmion last month to discuss historic changes proposed for 90 per cent of West Australian outback. The former pastoralist, who left Polelle...
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North Kimberley station manager Susan Bradley supports Outback WA reforms
08/04/2016
North Kimberley cattle station manager Susan Bradley, who oversees Theda and Doongan stations, spoke to ABC Country Hour today about her support for the government's proposed new legislation that will shape the...
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Rangelands Gazette highlights the importance of reform
04/04/2016
We're excited to announce a new initiative for WA's Outback - the Rangelands Gazette. The Rangelands Gazette is a four-page newsletter published specifically for pastoral leaseholders in WA, in time for the State Government's release...
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WA land reforms offer new lease of life for Pilbara pastoralists
17/03/2016
By Victoria Laurie, The Australian, 17 March 2016. A quiet revolution in Australia’s outback rangelands has been witnessed by three generations of Evan Pensini’s family. As pastoralists and landcare experts gather today in...
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ABC News: New rangeland lease could see pastoralists shift focus
02/03/2016
The rangelands conference held by the Department of Lands yesterday attracted around 230 people who were keen to hear more about Minister for Lands Terry Redman's vision for Outback reform. The creation...
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The Conversation: Aboriginal fire management – part of the solution to destructive bushfires
23/02/2016
By David Bowman, University of Tasmania. As destructive bushfires become more common there is increasing political discussion how we manage them sustainably. Inevitably these debates raise questions of the past ecological effects...
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Infographic - Outback reform and what it means for WA
28/01/2016
The WA government announced their first official step toward Outback law reform. Check out our infographic to learn more about what the proposed changes mean for the future of the Western Australian...
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Outback book presented to MP Dean Nalder
27/01/2016
CONSERVATION campaigner Brian Moyle has presented Alfred Cove MP Dean Nalder with the signatures of more than 10,000 West Australian calling for increased support for the Outback. The petition, contained in a...
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Government takes the first official step towards reform
22/01/2016
The WA government has taken the first official step in Outback law reform! On Friday, the issue made the headlines of The West Australian Business pages. Read the full story here.
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WA Government drafting new rangelands legislation to increase use of 87 per cent of state
21/01/2016
The West Australian Government will create new legislation to promote a range of industries and conservation across the majority of the state. The new legislation will allow for a new type of...
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Outback book presented to the Premier - a great end to 2015!
22/12/2015
A former pastoralist who lived on a sheep station for 35 years has met with the Western Australian Premier to ask for changes to the laws that govern the Outback. Meg Officer...
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Support for rangeland reform - in Countryman newspaper
17/12/2015
A controversial plan to axe the Pastoral Lands Board in favour of an advisory body that would provide input into the development of future land management options in the rangelands is a...
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ABC Rural - Funding call for Indigenous ranger programs
12/11/2015
The coordinator of an Indigenous ranger group in Western Australia's far north says the group's work is proving so successful it should be replicated elsewhere Australia. A national review of Indigenous ranger...
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A day out in Kings Park for Outback supporters
21/09/2015
The Outback is famous for wildflowers – glorious carpets of yellow, pink, white and purple that line the roadsides and light up the paddocks. They begin blooming in June in the north...
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ABC News - Government proposes Rangelands Advisory Board
03/09/2015
The Western Australian Government plans to scrap the Pastoral Lands Board. The decision comes as a part of efforts by the government to open more diversification opportunities for WA's pastoral rangelands, which...
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Visit to Wooleen
07/08/2015
Drive inland, north east towards the desert country, and WA’s Outback is a magnificent place. This old landscape is weathered from millennia of stability, where the changes to the earth are gradual....
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Matuwa/Kurrara Kurrara Indigenous Protected Area
08/07/2015
I’ve recently returned from attending a unique Outback event – the dedication of the Matuwa / Kurrara Kurrara Indigenous Protected Area, which involves the transfer of the former Lorna Glen and Earaheedy...
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WA Today - Secret reports detail decline of pastoral leases
07/07/2015
Two secret government reports reveal a massive area of Western Australia's outback can no longer sustain traditional grazing, which could force more people off the land. Opposition environment spokesman Chris Tallentire secured the two Department...
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Wooleen Station on "Australian Story"
13/03/2015
Frances Jones and David Pollock run Wooleen Station in WA. Their story shows just what people in our Outback are trying to accomplish - but also the barriers that confront them. Frances...
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