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Specialist crews begin ‘gruesome task’ of removing 31-tonne whale carcass from City Beach (opens the original)
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A 31-tonne whale carcass beached at South City Beach for two days will be removed by a specialist crew using heavy machinery, an excavator and a truck on Wednesday afternoon. The 13-metre humpback whale was discovered early Monday morning, and soon began attracting large great white sharks close to shore, some more than five metres long. The natural phenomenon drew crowds in their thousands on Tuesday, with curious onlookers eager to get a glimpse of the whale, or the apex predators lurking in t
Police searching for gunman near Geraldton (opens the original)
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Police are searching for a gunman south-east of Geraldton. It comes after a man, 32, suffered a gunshot wound to the leg around 1am on Wednesday morning. Significant police resources have been deployed to the area, in Moonyoonooka, including the tactical response group. “Members of the public are asked to stay away from the area and await further advice,” a WA Police spokesman said. The injured man has been taken to Geraldton hospital. You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove
Family concerned teen would reoffend before Bentley mother allegedly stabbed to death (opens the original)
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A teenage boy arrested over the stabbing death of his mother and a violent attack on his 12-year-old sister on Tuesday morning has been described by a source close to the family as a ticking time bomb with a history of violent offending that left the family desperate for support they never got. Police were called to a Bentley address early on Tuesday morning, where they found a 35-year-old woman dead, having allegedly been killed by her 16-year-old son. WA Police Major Crime Acting Inspector Jes
In the days before Martyn vanished off Mullaloo Beach, his uncle gave him a warning (opens the original)
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In the days before Martyn Tann vanished from Mullaloo Beach in 2013, he asked his uncle if they could go out to a yellow buoy about 200 metres offshore during their daily swim. His uncle, a local who Tann was visiting from his home in New South Wales, declined, saying there were too many sharks around to swim out that far. “A person would have to be unlucky to be taken by a shark whilst doing that,” was Tann’s reply. Days later, the marine biologist and experienced diver was seen by beachgoers a
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