Peter Rundle MLA | Politician
Peter Rundle MLA
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25.01.2022 NARROGIN WINS TIDY TOWN 2020! Congratulations to the town of Narrogin, this year's overall State winner in the Keep Australia Beautiful Council’s Tidy Towns Sustainable Communities 2020 Awards. Narrogin was also a finalist in four categories and was praised by judges for the huge amount of work that has gone into improving the appearance and accessibility of the town for all community members. ... Congratulations go to 2 other Roe communities, Darkan and Kojonup who were finalists in their categories. Shire of Narrogin https://www.mediastatements.wa.gov.au//Tidy-Towns-2020-Awa
21.01.2022 WA INTERSTATE BORDER CHANGES Subject to no further outbreaks occurring and based on updated Chief Health Officer advice, Victoria and New South Wales will be classified as 'very low risk' states from 12.01am, Tuesday, December 8. For more information visit: https://www.wa.gov.au//department-of-the-premier-and-cabin
19.01.2022 Well said Mia ! Such an important issue .
17.01.2022 Great response at the#nationalswa tent at the Albany Spring Fare today ! Good work #DelmaBaesjou
17.01.2022 Looks like a lot of fun at Katanning NAIDOC celebrations. Well done everyone
13.01.2022 REMEMBRANCE DAY 2020 At the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month we honour and remember all those who have served our country in times of conflict. Remember to Remember ...The RSL is asking all Australians to Remember to Remember to commit to pausing for just one minute to remember those who gave their lives in service to their country, those who returned home injured or ill, and those who bravely serve our country today.... https://remembertoremember.com.au/ RSLWA
13.01.2022 DREAMTIME FOR PERTH Exciting news for WA sports fans, the AFL's 2021 Dreamtime match Essendon v Richmond will be played Saturday night at Perth's Optus Stadium! Match tickets sold out in 17 hours reflecting WA's capacity to support big ticket events. The round 12 match is part of the league’s annual Sir Doug Nicholls Round, which celebrates Indigenous contribution to the game. AFL executive Kylie Rogers said, "Tickets for Dreamtime went on sale yesterday and within hours ...there were 50,000 tickets sold.....We can’t wait to showcase this important celebration to Western Australian footy fans and commend everyone involved in re-organising the game to make it a memorable one. photo credit: AFL photos
12.01.2022 An honour to attend #esperanceseniorhighschool Graduation night. Well done to all Year 12’s and their teachers who helped them graduate ! Congrats to Dux Olivia Kipling, Vet Dux Jordan Seivwright and my service award recipient in Ivy Bondarenko .
10.01.2022 POLICE STATION UPGRADES are on the priority list if The Nationals WA are returned to Government in March 2021. We know there are many many old and outdated fa...cilities in regional WA that need repairing, refurbishing or to be rebuilt. Our police keep our communities safe and it’s unacceptable to have them working in substandard conditions. In addition, we’ve committed to returning a Water Police presence to the Pilbara - shut down by the McGowan Government in 2018 - and establishing a presence on the south coast. The Nationals know regional WA deserves better - only we have a plan to drive investment to support and sustain the people living and working in regional WA. #RoyaltiesforRegions #regionalWAyoudeservebetter #thenationalswa #police #communitysafety
09.01.2022 LOCAL COMMUNITY OUTREACH EVENTS The National Recovery and Resilience Agency and Rotary Australia will be holding Community Outreach events in June: 21st @ Pingrup 22nd @ Lake King and Newdegate... 23rd @ Lake Grace These events bring together community members and share important information about drought support, how to access it and provide support to small rural and regional businesses. Rotary will be distributing $500 vouchers to drought-affected households and conducting community well-being events at each outreach event. For more details on these events please visit https://recovery.gov.au/
09.01.2022 NATIONAL ROAD SAFETY WEEK Road safety is everyone’s responsibility and depends on everyone sharing the journey. National Road Safety Week has daily themes this year to remind everyone to help to make our roads safer! This Monday, November 16: Take the Pledge and lead the way by promising to drive so that you and others survive.... https://roadsafetyweek.com.au/ #NRSW #DriveSOS #RegionalAlways
09.01.2022 This is real and WA deserves better. Please take a minute to go through the clips. We won't give up on our health system and will keep calling out the McGowan Government until there is change!
09.01.2022 Great win tonight by West Coast Fever in the last second ! Crowd loved it and the Giants pretty well led all the way. Netball is going well. Nice to hear from our Shooting Stars players before the game! Well Done
08.01.2022 BROOMEHILL FIRE STATION OPENING A timely ceremony at the start of this year's fire season.... today was the opening ceremony of the Broomehill Central Fire Station attended by DFES Deputy Commissioner, Broomehill-Tambellup Shire President, local emergency service vounteers and community members. Congratulations to all those who helped make this happen!
07.01.2022 WHITE RIBBON DAY 2020 I want people to know that violence against women is unacceptable, it is never the victim’s fault, help is always available and if you see something you should definitely say something. People need to know that they can make a difference; bringing an end to men’s violence against women will take a whole of community approach. White Ribbon Day is Friday, 20 November 2020. and it is your opportunity to bring people together in person or online - to raise... awareness and commit to action to prevent men’s violence against women https://www.whiteribbon.org.au/ See more
06.01.2022 CONGRATULATIONS NARROGIN Congratulations Narrogin. Tidy Towns Sustainable Communities State Winner 2020. This story is for you... A record number of entries for... any major motor race in Western Australia was received for the Commonwealth Jubilee Grand Prix held on Labour Day, March 1951. Thirty-eight in all. Headlined as the greatest sporting fixture in the history of Narrogin, the race was a Formula Libre, which allowed for a wide variety of types, ages and makes of purpose-built racing cars, to compete head to head. The 102 mile (24 lap) street circuit race was the first of its kind in WA. The fastest car entered, a Talbot Lago a G.P. Racer, capable of doing 160 mph and costing 3500. The largest machine entered, a car powered by two V8 Mercury motors mounted tandem fashion in the chassis. As well as WA entries, there were interstate and international drivers, including Englishman David Murray with his late model Maserati racing car. In the weeks before the race, drivers and their cars (towed or carried on the back of trucks), took the long overland trip across the Nullarbor. When asked to describe the road, one party described it as a graveyard of tyres". They had never seen anything like the number of blown out tyres on the east-west road. They were also struck by the heat. The radiator of a car being carried under the canopy, reportedly registering 140 degrees near Kalgoorlie. Hotels were booked out around Narrogin for miles around and on the day a huge crowd of around 35,000 attended the Grand Prix. Spectator comforts included food and refreshments (including outdoor beer booths), car parking and entertainments. As for the racing cars and drivers, they "faced a test of speed, skill and endurance". The winner of the 225 purse and trophy was F.W. Pratley from NSW driving a G Reed Special, with an average lap time of over 61 miles per hour (99 minutes, 15 seconds). The winner on handicap was S. Tillet from South Australia in his MG. That night celebrations continued in Narrogin with a Race Ball and trotting events on the town's "electric-light trotting track". While those unlucky enough to be returning to Perth, were caught in a continuous line of bumper to bumper traffic for about 14 miles, along Albany Highway. Note - This commentary was sourced newspaper articles using the magic of Trove. It provides an insight into the event at the time but is not intended to be a definitive history. The Wheatbelt community 192 kilometres south-east of Perth was a finalist in four Tidy Town categories and was praised by judges for the huge amount of work that has gone into improving the appearance and accessibility of the town for all community members. Narrogin Observer Shire of Narrogin Narrogin, Western Australia ABC Rural ABC Midwest and Wheatbelt RAC WA WA Sporting Car Club Vintage Sports Car Club of Australia Vintage Sports Car Club of WA Narrogin Revheads Peter Rundle MLA Stephen Dawson MLC ABC Perth Keep Australia Beautiful WA Motor Magazine Wheels Australia
01.01.2022 It’s that time of year, speeches of farewell & best wishes and moments of light humour. Party leader Mia Davies MLA delivering an adjournment speech as the year... draws to a close. Mia is shadowed by Peter Rundle MLA as she wished the Speaker well in his retirement with polite humour suggesting Delma Baesjou will win the seat of Albany. The speaker remarked You just had to get that in See more
01.01.2022 WA STATE ELECTION-100 DAYS AWAY The WA State Election -13 March 2021!
