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- Sep 27, 2026
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Two officers hospitalised after being assaulted during Fremantle grand final street party (opens the original)
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Two police officers were assaulted in Fremantle, leaving one with a cut to her head that required hospitalisation, and more than two dozen people were arrested as thousands converged on the port city on Saturday to watch the Dockers clash with the Lions for the AFL grand final. Several violent incidents marred an otherwise peaceful day, as disappointed Fremantle supporters had their hopes of a maiden premiership dashed in the dying minutes of the game. Vision posted to social media showed two WA
City of Perth faces yet another inquiry – this one, with teeth (opens the original)
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The City of Perth faces yet another inquiry as it battles to overcome “fractured working relationships” and “ongoing governance issues” plaguing the council. Local Government Inspector Tony Brown revealed the commencement of his formal inquiry after addressing councillors and city staff at a behind-closed-doors meeting on Monday evening, where he presented them with the findings of a five-month probe that began with the appointment of former Kwinana mayor Carol Adams as a monitor in January. Bro
Family of WA man missing in Nepal ‘hoping for a miracle’ as search for survivors continues (opens the original)
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The family of a West Australian man missing in Nepal say they are hoping for a miracle after he was caught up in the glacial flood disaster while returning to Kathmandu on the final day of a pilgrimage trek. Luke Costanzo, 30, was travelling with a group that last made contact at the Gyirong Port border crossing between China and Nepal, according to a statement released by his family on Tuesday afternoon. The Gyirong Port area was the first to be hit by the flood, caused by a glacial collapse th
Why this Perth author’s fifth book was her most difficult to write yet (opens the original)
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Family history and a dark revelation shape West Australian author Tess Woods’ fifth book – and that was just in the writing process. Woods takes readers back to her Egyptian roots and to the foot of the famous pyramids in The Cairo Bridal Shop, which weaves the storylines of three sisters together to tell a thrilling story of strength, love, family and tradition. It is perhaps the most personal book from Woods, whose last outing – The Venice Hotel – earned critical acclaim. “My nanna, who passed
One Nation claims victory in WA seat of Secret Harbour, but Labor not ready to concede (opens the original)
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This is where we will leave our live coverage, thank you for joining us. We’re sorry to be leaving you without a definitive result, but it does look like One Nation is in the box seat to pull a stunning victory. Luke Herdegen leads the pack with 4716 votes, a primary vote of nearly 36 per cent, and he has been beating Labor’s Georgia Tree across all booths. As of 10pm, the two party preferred puts Herdegen ahead by more than 1000 votes with a 3.86 per cent margin. The only boxes yet to be opened
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