Michael Palmer is a Sub-Editor and Contributing Writer at Palmer Media. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular expertise in construction and real estate, as well as sports and sports business. Michael has been featured in various publications, including The Kimberley Echo, SLUGGER O'TOOLE, and The West Australian.
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Michael Palmer's focus is on local government announcements, community events, and infrastructure development in Western Australia. He concentrates on reporting about the Town of Bassendean, Perth, and Community Development. Given his coverage attributes and topics covered, he would likely be interested in pitches related to local government initiatives, community projects or events happening within Western Australia. Pitches that offer insights into infrastructure developments or community concerns within this region are also likely to resonate with him.
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The Greens WA fear the Westport development in Kwinana will not be subject to a thorough environmental review.
A four-way roundabout is being planned to deal with increasing traffic in a southern suburb.
By: Michael Palmer
Seafarers have a safe harbour in Rockingham with the opening of a maritime charity in the city.
Plans have been lodged for a 1200sqm church in Greenfields.
About $20 million has been given in the past three years to help people struggling to pay their rent.
A four-way roundabout is being planned to deal with increasing traffic in a southern suburb.
The City of Kwinana wants to know the lay of the land before it will support a plan that will create more than 450 homes.
Seafarers have a safe harbour in Rockingham with the opening of a maritime charity in the city.
The City of Rockingham has backed in the Rockingham Beach Cup despite claims it endangers horses.
A City of Mandurah councillor has said he is ‘confused’ over who is allowed to use female and male changerooms and toilets.
