
Stan Shaw
Breakfast Presenter at ABC South West WA
ABC broadcaster - Sharing yarns from the south west of WA
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2 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Stan Shaw
A conservation group says it is concerned by an increase in dolphin fin injuries in Bunbury. Four dolphins were injured in February and March, representing a fourfold increase on the yearly average, according to the Dolphin Discovery Centre. The organisation is urging all water users to slow down and be aware of dolphins. An increase in gruesome dolphin injuries has sparked an investigation in regional Western Australia's second biggest city. WARNING: This story contains images of injured animals.
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3 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Stan Shaw |Louise Miolin
I lost my mum to suicide. I want to talk about it so other young people don’t feel as alone as I did
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Dominique Bayens |Stan Shaw
On a warm Autumn morning, shouts of “You’re up Bob!” ring out across the bowling green at Cowaramup district social club. A group of men have gathered for their weekly social bowls game. But there’s something peculiar about this group of blokes, they are all named Bob. But they don’t have the monopoly on the one-name-game, because 350km away, the Port city of Albany is home to a gaggle of Glendas. Story by Dominique Bayens and Stan Shaw. Bunbury, Albany, Sport, Friendship
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Jacqueline Lynch |Stan Shaw
Australia's newly announced Eurovision contender, Go-Jo, has become the talk of his hometown, Manjimup, in country WA, with friends dubbing him one of the "biggest names to come out of Manji". Marty Zambotto, 29, known as Go-Jo, will represent Australia at the international song competition in Switzerland later this year. The news has delighted locals in Manjimup, about 300 kilometres south-east of Perth, where Go-Jo grew up "unapologetically himself".
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2 months ago |
abc.net.au | Andrew Williams |Bridget McArthur |Stan Shaw
Drone pilots from a wildlife tourism operator have spotted a car submerged in the Leschenault Estuary in Bunbury. How and why the car ended up in the waterway remains a mystery. Authorities are being urged to remove the vehicle due to environmental concerns, but it is unclear which body is responsible. Authorities are at odds over who is responsible for removing a submerged car from an estuary in Bunbury.
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