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Edward Scown

Edward Scown

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Journalist, Busselton Dunsborough Mail

Western Australia

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  • Busselton Mayor Grant Henley reflects on a 14 year career as he calls time

    By Edward Scown Verified| Busselton Dunsborough Mail Verified Grant Henley says he's confident his successor will be up to the task of leading the City of Busselton council. The local government election on October 21 will mark the end of a long career for Busselton Mayor Grant Henley. He made the decision to not contest this election in May, and told the Mail he leaves the role with no regrets. He joined council in 2009, concerned about a state government plan to develop over Churchill and Barnard Parks as part of a Jetty refurbishment plan.

    By Edward Scown Verified · Busselton Dunsborough Mail

    Oct. 17, 2023

  • Memorial for victims of 1980 Busselton Senior High School bus crash laid in New South Wales

    By Edward Scown Verified, Robert Marmont| Busselton Dunsborough Mail Verified Jennifer Shann, Marie Butler, Tom Tate Sr, Connor Tate and Tom Tate Jr, set up the plaque in memory of the 1980 bus crash. Picture supplied. 43 years ago, a group of 78 Busselton Senior High School students along with three teachers and a chaperone set off on an excursion to the East Coast during the May school holidays.

    By Edward Scown Verified, Robert Marmont · Busselton Dunsborough Mail

    Oct. 12, 2023

  • Busselton Mayor Grant Henley reflects on a 14 year career as he calls time

    By Edward Scown Verified| Busselton Dunsborough Mail Verified Grant Henley says he's confident his successor will be up to the task of leading the City of Busselton council. The local government election on October 21 will mark the end of a long career for Busselton Mayor Grant Henley. He made the decision to not contest this election in May, and told the Mail he leaves the role with no regrets. He joined council in 2009, concerned about a state government plan to develop over Churchill and Barnard Parks as part of a Jetty refurbishment plan.

    By Edward Scown Verified · Busselton Dunsborough Mail

    Oct. 17, 2023

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Busselton Dunsborough Mail

Busselton-Dunsborough Mail delivers latest news from Busselton WA including sport, weather, entertainment and lifestyle.

'+61 8 9754 3330

Founded: 1987