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- Aug 12, 2026
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Western Power staff stood down after backing manager in rape trial (opens the original)
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Three Western Power employees have been stood down after providing character references in favour of a senior manager, who was jailed for raping a female colleague on a work trip. Jeffrey David Spinner, 59, was sentenced to five years in jail after taking the victim to his hotel room when she was heavily intoxicated in 2024, and assaulting her. WA’s energy minister has ordered Western Power to review how it communicated with the government and escalated serious issues. Three Western Power employ
US court rules against Meta in Andrew Forrest scam ads case (opens the original)
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A US Federal Court has ruled against Meta in an ongoing legal dispute with Australian billionaire Andrew Forrest, who is suing the social media giant over scam ads that feature his likeness without his permission. A judge ruled Meta had "spoliated" evidence, resulting in "prejudice against" Forrest and imposed sanctions on the company. Forrest has welcomed the ruling and said Meta "must not be allowed to outrun responsibility or the full weight of the law." A US Federal court has ruled that Meta
Controversial FOGO changes needed to prevent contamination, minister says (opens the original)
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WA's environment minister has defended Waste Authority-directed changes about what items can go into green-lidded FOGO bins. The new guidelines eliminated previously allowed items including used pizza boxes, tea bags, paper towels and pet poo. But Matthew Swinbourn said it was crucial to ensure the waste is pure, with numerous examples of contamination already found in the system. The WA environment minister has defended changes to the rules about what can go in green FOGO bins, amid a community
Concerns prohibited fishing is killing turtles at popular lake (opens the original)
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A Perth community group says there has been an increase in sightings of turtles killed by fishing gear in Perth's Galup Reserve, formerly known as Lake Monger. The issue of "illegal fishing" at the lake was brought up at a local council meeting this week, with one councillor describing the situation as a "scourge of animal abuse". While council staff say fishing at the lake does not constitute an offence, signs could be displayed about the risks posed to wildlife from fishing hooks and lines. Th
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