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Kasper JohansenJournalist

Kasper Johansen is a journalist at the Harvey-Waroona Reporter covering all things local including news, council and lifestyle. His passion for writing led him to a career in journalism.

Email Kasper JohansenTwitter @99kasper_j

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Make good use of your council vote

I could tell you not to make a bad choice, I could tell you who to choose, I could pester your decision making process. I won’t do that, but I will tell you to make a choice — your choice.

Kasper Johansen

“outdated” and “underwhelming”CommentsPremiumHarvey ‘needs new narrative’

An external report commissioned by the Shire of Harvey and developed earlier this year has called for the area’s two main visitor centres to be decommissioned.

Kasper Johansen

sweet dealCommentsPremiumVisa plan for more workers

Harvey’s citrus sector could see an influx of much-needed fresh faces after the Federal Government announced a new visa for seasonal workers.

Kasper Johansen

riding for researchCommentsPremiumBike trek helps cancer research

After two decades of pedal pushing for charity, the annual South West Bike Trek will see riders stop-off at Harvey and Waroona, as well as Bunbury, Busselton and Margaret River.

Kasper Johansen

waroona showCommentsPremiumAll the fun of the fair set for milestone show

Waroona residents will savour the fun this weekend, with everything from log chopping to supersonic science set to take over the town’s showgrounds.

Kasper Johansen

precinct plans changeCommentsPremiumTown precinct plans to be redrawn

Harvey Shire councillors will incorporate findings from 250 responses into a revised plan for two major precinct developments which will be presented at a future meeting.

Kasper Johansen

moorial remembersCommentsPremiumMoorial helps locals remember

Waroona town mascot Moorial was dressed in WA Police uniform as police across the nation last week gathered to honour and remember officers who had died protecting their communities.

Kasper Johansen

dog actCommentsPremiumCouncil kibosh for kennel bid

A Harvey resident’s request to open and operate a kennel on her property was shut down by the council because of the potential noise, smells and traffic issues it would create.

Kasper Johansen

local stories on stageCommentsPremiumWhiskey and Boots explore Harvey’s characters

After spending three weeks walking the streets of Uduc Road Perth-based performance company Whiskey and Boots transform real-life Harvey experiences into a live stage performance.

Kasper Johansen

Crime preventionCommentsPremiumPush to raise awareness about domestic violence

South West Police have teamed up with the Harvey Shire Council in a bid to raise awareness about domestic violence across the region.

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out for opinionCommentsPremiumProjects face public scrutiny

The future of a pair of separate projects to modernise and upgrade community precincts within the Shire of Harvey’s two most populated towns has reached its next milestone.

Kasper Johansen

Putting away the trayCommentsPremiumLois puts tray away after 32 years

After three decades of delivering, cooking and chatting, Lois Blackburn will no longer be a regular friendly face for some of Harvey’s elderly.

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