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Shire of Coolgardie to explore expanded medical services to cover Kambalda and Coolgardie

The West Australian

July 5, 2026

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Shire of Coolgardie to explore expanded medical services to cover Kambalda and Coolgardie

The Shire of Coolgardie will go out to tender for an expanded medical service including the Coolgardie townsite as its agreement with St John WA for the existing service in Kambalda comes to an end.

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