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Media Releases 91130 Beach Shoot Captures the Coast (24.91 kb)Kwinana Industries Council Director Mr. Chris Oughton today launched “Beach Shoot” the KIC Coastal Short Film and Photo Competition, a joint initiative with Perth Region NRM’s Coastcare Program, to celebrate Coastcare Week. 91118 KIC Welcomes comp for wholesale gas supplies (27.68 kb)Kwinana Industries Council welcomes the news that new legislation has been passed by State Parliament to allow for greater competition in the gas supply market, together with the opportunity for increased supply of gas. 91116 GP Dinner 2009 (24.03 kb)General practitioners from Rockingham and Kwinana met with Kwinana industry representatives for their sixth annual dinner recently. Doctors from the Rockingham Kwinana Division of General Practice (RKDGP) and members from Kwinana Industries Council meet annually to discuss matters of community and worker health and wellbeing, and to share their knowledge. 91030 Waste water tie-in (21.21 kb)Kwinana Industries Council Director Chris Oughton said the tie-in was another important milestone for Kwinana industry. 90925 KIEP Schools First Awards (31.58 kb)Kwinana Industries Education Partnership (KIEP) has won another award in recognition of its school and industry partnership work. 90903 Training for tomorrows industrial workforce (23.82 kb)Premier Colin Barnett today announced the creation of the Department of Training and Workforce Development, formed by splitting off the training aspect of the Department of Education and Training. 90731 State Alert (20.24 kb)KIC is very pleased to see that State Alert is soon to be officially launched, and is proud to have been in there from the beginning to develop the idea of an early warning system. With State Alert being introduced on a national basis it is a credit to those who had the original idea right here in the Kwinana Industrial Area. 90518 Sound Budgeting (22.58 kb)KIC says that a funding increase for the independent Cockburn Sound Management Council (CSMC) is essential to properly monitor the state of Cockburn Sound. The CSMC Budget was increased from $250,000 to $500,000 in the last Budget, falling short of the required $700,000, and the Kwinana Industries Council is calling on the Environment Minister to finish off closing the gap this year. 90330 Cockburn live sheep (19.70 kb)KIC voices opposition to exporting live sheep from Cockburn Sound 90327 HIsmelt Maintenance (18.34 kb)KIC member HIsmelt extends maintenance mode for 12 months 90327 KIC photo competition winners (20.10 kb)Congratulations to the winners of the second KIC/Coastcarer photo competition 90310 Fremantle Ports Expert (19.12 kb)KIC welcomes the appointment of a panel of experts to oversee port expansions in Cockburn Sound 90227 James Point (20.10 kb)KIC supports James Point port proposal State Alert (20.86 kb)KIC calls for quick implementation of State Alert incident warning system Transport Talks extended (19.61 kb)More time for public consultation on Intermodal Transport Hub 90106 Letter to Editor - Business News (29.26 kb)KIC puts itc case on the need to preserve the Industrial Buffer Zone 90106 Emissions white paper (21.92 kb)Federal emission goals a "significant target". 81217 Coastal Photo Competition Snaps Again (31.67 kb)81217 KIC sponsors the second Coastal Photo Competition 81202 Intermodal Hub (22.27 kb)KIC welcomes moves to create major transport hub 81112 Sound Report for Industry (20.78 kb)Cockburn Sound remains a "pretty clean" body of water. 81013 WA Enviro awards.pdf (23.32 kb)81013 WA Enviro awards.pdf
81006 Port Plans (22.32 kb)81006 Port Plans 80806 Gas brings relief (20.70 kb)The partial resumption of gas brings sighs of relief from industry 80717 industry education centre (20.72 kb)KIC meets with Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard on industry education
80616 Sound Monitoring Under Threat (24.85 kb)Kwinana Industries Council wants a state government guarantee the environmental monitoring of Cockburn Sound will not lose out in the current funding allocations. 80609 Kwinana faces Gas shortage (21.26 kb)Kwinana Industrial Area faces up to two months of gas shortages, but most companies have alternate supplies. 80606 Fake Fire cops a Spray (19.40 kb)Emergency fire response times were put to the test recently when two trucks “caught fire” at Terminals West’s Kwinana depot.
80519 Indigenous youth face a skilled future.doc (23.13 kb)Two programs launched by Kwinana Industries Council are designed to make sure Kwinana’s Indigenous Youth have a skilled future. Called “Learning to Earning” and “IHLEP”, both are designed to meet special community needs and provide pre-job training 80516 IHLEP in Kwinana.pdf (25.79 kb)Kwinana industry is backing a plan by national recruitment company IPA to help indigenous youth prepare for all facets of employment. 80424 Youth Counselling.pdf (31.66 kb)Kwinana Industries Council and Rockingham-Kwinana Division of General Practice formally sign an agreement, covering three years sponsorship of a youth psychiatric service for $30,000 80414 Garry Holland Tribute.pdf (19.45 kb)KIC pays tribute to the late Garry Holland, CEO of the City of Rockingham. 80319 Sound Desalination.pdf (21.03 kb)Kwinana Industries Council supports the Water Corporation’s call for an end to its desalination plant outflow monitoring – but wants more resources for the further monitoring of Cockburn Sound. 80313 Mentor Program Seeks Volunteers.pdf (44.82 kb)A new Youth Mentoring program being implemented by the City of Rockingham is looking for volunteers to act as mentors. The mentoring program, a first for the City, has received a boost from Kwinana Industries Council (KIC), which recently became a sponsor of the initiative. 80227 Hesse comes clean on Cancer.pdf (24.68 kb)Kwinana environmental campaigner Steve Hesse has finally come clean on Kwinana’s cancer rate; backing down from earlier claims it was Australia’s highest. 80212 The Environment is Industry.pdf (8.90 kb)Industry in Kwinana has come to realise its future depends on accepting full responsibility for its place in the community and establishing a minimal impact on the environment. 80128 Station Water.pdf (11.27 kb)Kwinana Power Station’s $3.5 million water recycling plant in on track to save just more than 140 million litres this year. 80123 Traineeships are hell good.doc (7.21 kb)Another batch of Kwinana Industries Council Engineering trainees have gone 80111 Photo Comp Response.pdf (19.92 kb)Budding photographers have responded to the Coastcare Coastal Photo 80111 KIC supports 17 yo school leavers.pdf (24.12 kb)KIC`s opinion on people turning 17 years of age having to take part in either education, training or approved employment under the State Government’s leaving-age legislation.
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