Police Air Wing and officers from Waroona, Harvey and Yarloop police stations worked together to rescue a 33-year-old man who became lost and dehydrated in bushland in the Nanga Brook area, near Waroona, yesterday morning, Sunday 15 December 2019. The man had been running in the area, and became disoriented. The man phoned 000 just before 11:30am to alert Police to his situation. Concerns were held for his welfare as he had run out of water. Police Air Wing deployed a police helicopter to search

#LIVE update on the Nanga Brook bushfire with our Commissioner Darren Klemm AFSM. For the latest information visit www.emergency.wa.gov.au 📲 | Department of Fire and Emergency Services WA

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Camping in Western Australia, within your regional boundary, is now permitted! Here is a selection of great campgrounds in the Perth / Peel region. ⛺️ People will not be able to cross regional boundaries to go camping. Campers should ensure they can maintain good personal hygiene while camping by carrying their own handwashing equipment and materials. Campers are reminded that they need to be self-sufficient and follow social distancing rules. The four square metres of space per person rule, wit