Michael Palmer is a Sub-Editor and Contributing Writer at Palmer Media. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, real estate, urban design, and competitive sports. Michael's work has been featured in numerous publications such as The Kimberley Echo, The West Australian, and News.com.au.
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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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More eyes are going to be on City of Mandurah streets after the council agreed to install number plate recognition cameras and more CCTV.
A new supermarket could soon be on its way to Lakelands despite objections from nearby shopping centres.
By: Michael Palmer
Here's something to crow about — RSPCA WA has successfully rescued a rooster stranded in the middle of the Canning River.
By: Michael Palmer
The City of Melville council has condemned violence against local government. Credit: Indigo Lemay-Conway RegionalHUB
A failed bid to review protections for local government representatives in the wake of an attack against a Federal MP has been slammed as ‘insensitive’.
By: Michael Palmer
Indigenous history will continue to be commemorated in names proposed for new roads in the Peel Business Park.
Plans for a lifestyle village with 295 grouped dwellings near the Murray River in Ravenswood have been supported despite opposition from residents.
The City of Kwinana council has rejected a push from staff to start its meetings half-an-hour early.
A vision for taller buildings and more jobs and homes in the Kwinana city centre has been backed.
The City of Kwinana has revealed its 2026-27 budget surplus is $5 million more than expected just months after it said it needed to increase ratepayers’ bills.
