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Thomas Munday

Thomas Munday

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Perth

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Court, community, crime farming and agriculture, mental health, human interest and regional politics., traffic, sport weather, drought

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Total articles 1781

  • Duck dies from injuries

    By Annalise Hunt, Thomas Munday| Examiner Newspapers@ A duck was found bound with plastic. By Thomas Munday and Annalise HuntThe Darling Range Wildlife Shelter (DWRS) is urging people to be careful about littering after an entangled duck died, not long after it was admitted for treatment. According to DWRS he was very thin, very weak and likely had severe metabolic issues from a week of starving. For five days the DWRS volunteers tried to catch the duck on a lake in High Wycombe.

    By Annalise Hunt, Thomas Munday · Examiner Newspapers

    Jul. 15, 2021

  • SERCUL volunteers rewarded for "huge contributions"

    By Thomas Munday| Examiner Newspapers@ Environment Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson and SERCUL executive committee member Marc Lane. Photograph - Aaron Van Rongen. Like many events, the South East Regional Centre for Urban Landcare’s annual volunteer celebrations were cancelled in 2020 due to the pandemic. Last month, with little cause for concern, SERCUL was proud to host its 2021 volunteer celebration event on Saturday, May 22.

    By Thomas Munday · Examiner Newspapers

    Jun. 04, 2021

  • Duck dies from injuries

    By Annalise Hunt, Thomas Munday| Examiner Newspapers@ A duck was found bound with plastic. By Thomas Munday and Annalise HuntThe Darling Range Wildlife Shelter (DWRS) is urging people to be careful about littering after an entangled duck died, not long after it was admitted for treatment. According to DWRS he was very thin, very weak and likely had severe metabolic issues from a week of starving. For five days the DWRS volunteers tried to catch the duck on a lake in High Wycombe.

    By Annalise Hunt, Thomas Munday · Examiner Newspapers

    Jul. 15, 2021

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Perth, Australia