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yeah? what did they do? translator: they went to rehabilitation, they went to the ocean. they went to disneyland and different attraction parks. so they were enjoying their time as they could. disneyland? and the beach? yes. it was a good summer? yes. that s good. what do you think about going home? on one side they re really happy. on the other side, a little bit sad because they got a lot of friends and have to say good-bye to them right now. but they have to. what has it been like going through the rehabilitation process? translator: at first it was hard because it was really unusual how to clip the prosthesis and to start walking.
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Mangrove Cove playground construction to start in June
Western Australian company BGC Construction Pty Ltd has been awarded a tender to deliver construction works at Mangrove Cove in Bunbury.
The project will include construction of an accessible nature-play focused playground with an emphasis on the local mangrove area, a new accessible toilet block and further site landscaping.
The developments at Mangrove Cove will complement existing facilities, including the iconic lookout tower and environmental education pavilion.
The project will require a workforce of about 50 people and BGC expects that 75 per cent of the contract value will be spent within the region, with the major components of work being completed by Bunbury-based contractors.
AustraliaAustralianDepartment-of-biodiversityWildlife-serviceConstruction-pty-ltdPty-ltdMangrove-coveAttraction-parksEnvironment-minister-amber-jade-sandersonMcgowan-governmentWestern-australianBeekeeping grounds prized by apiarists ablaze as thousands of hectares burns north of Perth
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Smoke rises from the Beekeepers Nature Reserve which has burnt for almost a week.
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West Australian honey producers say a fire which has burnt for almost a week in prized beekeeping grounds north of Perth could affect honey production for up to a decade.
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Honey producers say it could take up to a decade for bushland to recover
Beekeepers Nature Reserve contains a diverse mix of pollens and nectar, vital for bee health
Lightning sparked fires in the Beekeepers Nature Reserve, north of Leeman, last Thursday.
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