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Broome 365

Locality: Broome, Western Australia

Phone: +61 418 528 024

Address: 1 Hamersley Street 6725 Broome, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.project365wa.com.au

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25.01.2022 Why are small businesses so important to our everyday life? #MySmallPledge / #OurSmallPledge this Christmas. . .... #merrychistmas #buylocal #thinksmallfirst #smallbusinessmatters #smallbusiness #wasmallbusiness #socialmedia #marketing #smallbizwa #christmasgifts #christmas2018 #Exmouth #ExmouthWA #Ningaloo #NIngalooReef #AustraliasCoralCoast #ShopLocal See more

25.01.2022 Support your friends and family that own small businesses, pay full price and tell everyone you know about them. It helps them more than you know #keepsmallbusinessalive <3 LIKE & FOLLOW your local businesses and local businesses reciprocate and do the same, LIKE & FOLLOW other local businesses.

23.01.2022 The team at Exmouth Computers & Technology would like to wish everybody a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year, an no matter what youre doing, do it safe and do it with care! A tough year like most would understand in small business, but we have to thank the businesses that have supported us, chosen us and the new clients who have welcomed us into assisting in their Tech World. Every little bit counts. Id only ask people of one vision in 2020. Please give your local businesses ...a go, and local businesses, please support other local businesses......and all this and more before going to eBay, Amazon, a multinational or shopping On-Line...... One thing a local business can give and thats service, you dont get service or love from over the phone or from thousands of kilometres away. Again, Merry Xmas & Happy New Year from myself, Scott Forbes, Todd John, Hollis & Harley

20.01.2022 Broome residents have voted overwhelmingly in favour of a $110 million floating jetty for the town which could help triple the number of visiting cruise ships a...nd aid the oil and gas industry. More than 200 ratepayers let their feelings be known on the project the single biggest privately-funded development in town since the Cable Beach Club Resort when they crammed into the Shire of Broome public gallery for the annual electors meeting on Thursday. Just four out of about 215 people voted against a motion from ratepayer John Davidson for the council to reaffirm its support for the Port of Broome to become a more significant and effective logistics hub and marine support base. The vote crushed any doubt it was not wanted by the community. Included in the proposal is the privately-funded floating jetty that Mr Davidson said would be transformational for Broome and the West Kimberley in terms of creating 220 direct jobs during construction and 500 new positions when fully operational. The region needs transformational infrastructure such as the Kimberley marine support base facility to accelerate growth in our local economy, which in turn will increase living standards in all sectors of the community, he said. Mr Davidson said an overall increase in port capability would benefit the oil and gas industry and allow potential expansion of the cruise ship industry from 20 passenger liners each year to more than 60, provided access to berths and suitable embarkation facilities were available. He said provision of cost-effective container loading facilities would kick-start competitive exports of local produce such as chilled beef and a variety of aquaculture and horticultural products to South East Asia. The Kimberley Marine Support Base proposal includes on-shore terminal facilities and would be fully-funded and constructed by the KMSB, which would enter into a commercial lease with the Kimberley Ports Authority. The plan already has State Government support and is awaiting final environmental approval for construction. Shire president Harold Tracey said the public turnout showed undeniable support for a project that would help drive local economic growth and create jobs. Clearly the backing from the community last week shows they support this councils direction and commitment to delivering responsible economic growth in the town, he said. KMSB director Andrew Natta said he was overwhelmed by the community response. This is a project that is for the benefit of all we are taking a low impact solution, we are listening and working with the community and very excited for the opportunities this will present, he said. KPA chief executive Craig Faulkner, who attended the meeting, said he was delighted the motion supporting future development of the port was agreed by ratepayers. The port as one of the primary facilitators of trade and commerce through the region is entering an exciting phase of development of new infrastructure, with the KMSB construction poised to commence soon, he said. This will support all of the existing industries and users of the port and give the port significant capacity into the future to grow these industries and provide the basis for regular shipping services importing and exporting general cargo to and from the Kimberley, as well as support future economic growth. Broome Chamber of Commerce and Industry president Peter Taylor said it once again confirmed the towns silent majority were undeniably for economic growth, additional jobs and a continued diversification of the economy. Source - Glenn Cordingley and Jakeb Waddell Broome Advertiser

17.01.2022 WANT TO SUPPORT A LONG STANDING BUSINESS IN EXMOUTH? Exmouth Fuel Supplies now have themselves a Facebook Business Page. A local business with old fashioned driveway service and service with a smile. FUEL - PARTS - ACCESSORIES - GAS BOTTLE REFILLS - BOAT OIL... and a lot more......Open 5am - 6pm Daily! Come LIKE their page & SHARE with friends Exmouth Fuel Supplies - Ningaloo Reef - Western Australia #Exmouth #Ningaloo #NingalooReef #Fuel #Oil #DrivewayService

16.01.2022 Capricorn Extinguisher Services - Exmouth - Ningaloo Reef WA SALES - SERVICE - TRAINING Please come LIKE & SHARE our page.... From Homes to Hotels, Dinghys to Vessels, Backyard to Mine sites There is nothing to small or big, think & act now, not after the fact!! #Exmouth #CapricornExtinguisherServices #WesternAustralia #Fire #SmokeDetectors #FPAAustralia #NingalooReef #DryPowder #CO2 #Water #FireBlanket #Commercial #Industrial #Homes #Cars #Trucks #Vessels #Boats #Rigs #Oil #Gas #Domestic #Protection #Service #LocalBusiness #SmallBusiness #Business

15.01.2022 BE KIND - REWIND Next time youre watching a Youtube or even Facebook video. This MEME actually came from a True Story. Remember to help the older people among us with Technology, they have skills also they could teach you and heres another thing, One day youll be old......Comes around faster than you think.... Have a great Weekend - Happy Australia Day

15.01.2022 BE KIND - REWIND Next time you're watching a Youtube or even Facebook video. This MEME actually came from a True Story. Remember to help the older people among us with Technology, they have skills also they could teach you and here's another thing, One day you'll be old......Comes around faster than you think.... Have a great Weekend - Happy Australia Day

11.01.2022 LADIES - FORGET THE BOYZ & BOOK YOURSELF THAT BUCKETLIST TRIP TODAY!!! #BucketList #GirlsFish2 Every year we have more and more ladies joining us aboard the Kylin & Full Monte for a fun week or Fishing, Surfing, Suping, Diving, Snorkeling, Relaxing & more........... Come visit this untouched paradise! Enquire or Book Today!!

07.01.2022 SEVERE WEATHER UPDATE: Third update on tropical low in Western Australia. Video current at 10am WST, Saturday 17 February 2018. Check http://ow.ly/8OKW30ir5gr for the latest cyclone advice and warnings, and follow advice from emergency services. Department of Fire and Emergency Services WA | ABC Emergency | ABC Kimberley

06.01.2022 A further spin on one of ABC Landlines most popular stories PASTORAL DIVERSITY AT ITS BEST - MIDDAY SUNDAY 13th OCT The owners of a remote pastoral station in WA have diversified in an unusual way. They started building a fire break... and ended up with a rifle range!... Theyve attracted shooters from all over the world, especially those wanting to try some of the rarest and most powerful rifles available. Ella Valla Station https://www.facebook.com/groups/510801552322903/ Watch the full story on Sunday.

05.01.2022 MARINE SAFETY ALERT FROM AMSA https://www.amsa.gov.au//files/working-boats-december-2018 LED lighting found to interfere with VHF-FM radio and AIS reception... The U.S. Coast Guard has sounded the alarm over the potential for light-emitting diode (LED) lighting on vessels to compromise reception on VHF frequencies used for radiotelephone, Digital Selective Calling (DSC) and Automatic Identification System (AIS). The distance at which the LED lighting starts to have an impact and whether the issue is limited to certain makes of lighting or navigation equipment, is unknown. The U.S. Coast Guard has asked the U.S. marine industry to provide more detail of known incidents. Due to their energy-saving capability and longer service life, LED lights are commonly used for navigation lighting, searchlights and floodlights, as well as interior and exterior lighting including those used for visual effect. The U.S. Coast Guard said that in one case, radio-frequency interference caused by LED lighting created a hazard that led to a serious safety incident. The maritime rescue coordination centre in a United States port was unable to contact a ship that was involved in a traffic-separation-scheme incident by VHF radio. That ship also experienced very poor AIS reception. Other ships have also experienced degradation of their VHF receivers (including AIS), caused by their LED navigation lights. LED lighting installed near VHF antennas has also been found to reduce reception. Strong radio interference from LED sources may not be immediately apparent to marine radio users, but there is a way to test for LED interference. How to test for LED interference; 1. Turn off your LED light 2. Tune your VHF radio to a quiet channel, such as Channel 73 3. Adjust your VHF radios squelch control until the radio outputs audio noise 4. Re-adjust the squelch control until the audio noise is quietjust slightly above the noise threshold 5. Turn your LED light back on 6. If the radio starts crackling when you turn on the LED lights, it is likely that the LED lights are affecting both your on-board VHF marine radio and AIS reception. If you have experienced LED-lighting interference on your vessel, please report it to AMSA Has this happened on your boat? Help us learn more, so we can address the issue. Tell us: make and model of LED lighting radios effected distance from lighting to antennas and radios affected; and any other information that may help us to understand the nature of the problem. Send an email: [email protected] Exmouth Computers & Technology Limitless Technology

03.01.2022 BROOME 365 wants to introduce you to; PROJECT 365 WA - GASCOYNE - PILBARA - KIMBERLEY Check out your town below and see what other 365 projects we are doing.... Listed below are links to all the New Facebook pages and a New Website is being built and will be completed shortly. This is a Must See, Must Join project, especially if you have a business in one of these local areas. Guests also welcome to see what is on offer and information. EXMOUTH 365 https://www.facebook.com/Exmouth365/ CORAL BAY 365 https://www.facebook.com/Coral-Bay-365-Ningaloo-Reef-WA-152681128643316/ CARNARVON 365 https://www.facebook.com/Carnarvon-365-Gascoyne-WA-868339503342816/ ONSLOW 365 https://www.facebook.com/Onslow-365-Pilbara-Western-Australia-107440233258939/ KARRATHA https://www.facebook.com/Karratha-365-Pilbara-Western-Australia-105686790116155/ PORT HEDLAND https://www.facebook.com/Port-Hedland-365-Pilbara-WA-551945418529670/ BROOME https://www.facebook.com/Broome-365-Kimberley-Region-WA-1600349716703874/ Contact [email protected] for more information www.project365wa.com.au

03.01.2022 FISHING & HAVING FUN IS ALL ABOUT SUPPORTING MATES!! Come LIKE their page......... PICK A DIFFERENT ADVENTURE EVERYDAY!!!... Montebello Island Safarisnd Safaris Call 0419 091 670 www.montebello.com.au [email protected] #MontebelloIslandSafaris #MontebelloIlands

02.01.2022 A great fishing video of Exmouth and the Adventure of a few good men!! Video edit by Cody Adams & Credit #Exmouth #ExmouthWA #Ningaloo #NingalooReef #Fishing #FishingWA