Broome’s Shinju Matsuri Festival, celebrating its 55th year from August 23 to September 7, showcased the city’s cultural diversity and pearling heritage with events like the Dragon Boat Regatta and the Shinju Float Parade, attracting over 3,000 attendees each. Event president Lynne Bunney praised the community’s support, emphasizing the festival’s role in uniting locals and visitors alike.
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Taxpayer-funded Clean Energy Finance Corporation floats $126b spend on shared renewable energy in the Pilbara
A report for the Clean Energy Finance Corporation recommends a $126 billion investment in shared renewable energy infrastructure in the Pilbara over 25 years, potentially saving Australia more than $30 billion by avoiding duplication among mining companies. The Pilbara, responsible for a significant portion of WA's and Australia's emissions, could benefit from coordinated planning to reduce land use and facilitate investment. Want More Context? 🔎
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