Our Town

Our Town catch up

Season 7
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Season 7, Episode 9 - Kalgoorlie Boulder

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The City of Kalgoorlie Boulder continues to grow and is so important to WA’s economy. Well-known as a mining town but there’s a lot more to WA’s largest inland city.
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Season 7, Episode 8 - City Of Busselton

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The City of Busselton is one of Australia’s fastest growing areas, and is where environment, lifestyle and opportunity meet.
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Season 7, Episode 7 - Collie

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Once known primarily as a coal town Collie is currently transitioning from its dependence on coal, investing in exciting major projects to bring new and emerging industries to town.
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Season 7, Episode 6 - Whyalla

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Whyalla is a city built on a strong industrial past, and a great place to live and work, it’s also a destination in transition, to take advantage of once-in-a-generation opportunities.
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Season 7, Episode 5 - Karratha

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Karratha has been established on the back of iron ore mining and the petroleum and liquified natural gas industry, however, nowadays there’s a lot more to this thriving Pilbara City.
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Season 7, Episode 4 - Port Hedland

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The Pilbara town of Port Hedland is a town of rich cultural history and well worth a visit, it is also known globally as a mining powerhouse.
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Season 7, Episode 3 - Greater Hunter

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The largest growth centre in NSW outside of Sydney, the Hunter region is progressive, vibrant, versatile and transformational.
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Season 7, Episode 2 - Mount Isa

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This weekend we come to you from north-west Queensland and the vibrant regional city of Mount Isa, or Isa as the locals like to call it, and we’re going to the rodeo.
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Season 7, Episode 1 - Broome

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We’re back with a new series of OUR TOWN and we’re getting it all underway in beautiful Broome, a town driven and built on tourism, it’s also a place with a solid community connection.
Season 6

Season 6, Episode 7 - Swan

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A look at various Australian destinations to see why people should visit, live, work, play and invest locally, both regionally and in metropolitan regions.
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