Jarrod Lucas is a reporter for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), specializing in local news coverage in Australia. With a focus on delivering timely and accurate information, Jarrod covers a range of topics including bushfires, local government issues, mining incidents, and community events. His reporting aims to inform and engage readers with the latest developments in their local communities.
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Jarrod Lucas primarily covers evolving local news stories, with a focus on crime, entertainment, government & politics, and business & industry in Australia. His articles often cover breaking news and government announcements related to topics such as bushfires, healthcare, mining, legal cases, and infrastructure development.
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- Highlight key infrastructure development projects or challenges within Australia's regions.
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By: Emily JB Smith, Jarrod Lucas, Alistair Bates ABC
In short: West Australian local governments want to strengthen payment arrangements on regulated airline routes, after being left hundreds of thousands of dollars out of pocket when Regional Express (Rex) collapsed.
In short: Increasing mining activity in Western Australia's northern Goldfields is resulting in huge FIFO numbers at regional airports.
By: Lauren Smith, Jarrod Lucas, Michael Tetlow, Ivo Da Silva
A Catholic high school in Western Australia's Goldfields has been forced to resort to online learning as it struggles with ongoing teacher shortages.
In short: What's next? The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder has pleaded guilty to damaging a registered Aboriginal heritage site, known
By: Jarrod Lucas
An Aboriginal elder says a fine handed to City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder will not deter others from damaging Aboriginal heritage sites.
By: Jarrod Lucas, Ivo Da Silva
Mineral Resources is looking to take a 21-year lease at WA's Kambalda Airport, in a deal set to inject millions of dollars into the local council's coffers.
In short: Timothy Giles Walker, 39, was accused of removing the head from Kalgoorlie's statue of Paddy Hannan in October last year.
By: Jarrod Lucas
Through mining booms and busts, the Kalgoorlie Nickel Smelter in Western Australia has operated continuously since 1973. But workers are now being stood down as BHP prepares to place its Nickel West division on care and maintenance.
By: Jarrod Lucas
Brothers Donald and Tim Moore are part of the generation which lived through Australia's first nickel boom. Now they're experiencing the bust with WA's nickel industry collapsing this year.
By: Jarrod Lucas
To quote Shakespeare's Hamlet, there is something rotten — not in the state of Denmark, but in Western Australia's Goldfields.
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