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Cops roll out bolstered powers for weapons expo (opens the original)
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Police in Australia's richest state have been given extra powers, as the force prepares for its biggest security operation in more than a decade. Western Australian police can search people's bags and vehicles for 10 days from Thursday, leading up to Land Forces 2026, Australia's largest land defence industry exhibition which runs from October 6 to 8 in Perth. The temporary powers also enable officers to establish checkpoints, cordons, and roadblocks, and issue lawful directions for 10 days in t
Murder victim's bloodied body found in kid's wardrobe (opens the original)
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The bloodied dead body of a woman allegedly murdered by her ex-lover and her new boyfriend was found stuffed into a wardrobe, a trial has been told. Hannah Louise Glover, 30, and James Anthony Sorgiovanni, 29, have pleaded not guilty to the murder of Tara Marie Morrison, 38, at home in Western Australia in April 2024. The pair are accused of violently and repeatedly stabbing Ms Morrison in her head, neck, body and hands at their Busselton home, about 220km south of Perth. "The knives that were u
Sharks spotted after whale carcass stinks up city beach (opens the original)
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Multiple sharks have been spotted swimming near a large, smelly whale carcass that has washed ashore at a popular capital city beach. Hundreds of onlookers gathered at Perth's City Beach on Monday after surf lifesavers found the dead animal about 7.30am and raised the alarm. "It's sad, they're such a beautiful animal," local David Jones told AAP. Local authorities closed the beach for several kilometres in each direction of the carcass, which appeared to be about six metres long. Multiple sharks
Independent Pilbara probe after child squalor claims (opens the original)
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An independent, rapid review will probe child protection services in an iron-ore-rich mining region after a dozen children were reportedly found living unsupervised in squalor. The national Indigenous children's commissioner also called for new Western Australian laws to protect and respect the rights of Aboriginal children across the state. "The circumstances reported in South Hedland demand answers," National Commissioner for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children and Young People Sue-
Independent Pilbara probe after child squalor claims (opens the original)
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An independent, rapid review will probe child protection services in an iron-ore-rich mining region after a dozen children were reportedly found living unsupervised in squalor. The national Indigenous children's commissioner also called for new Western Australian laws to protect and respect the rights of Aboriginal children across the state. "The circumstances reported in South Hedland demand answers," National Commissioner for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children and Young People Sue-
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