Justin Bianchini
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Sep 23, 2026
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Take your chance to have say in name of koala joey (opens the original)
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People still have a chance to help choose a name for the new koala joey at Yanchep National Park. You can visit the park and cast your vote at the McNess House Visitor Centre, choosing from Karla, an Aboriginal word meaning “fire”, Scout, Pembi or Ash. Pembi would honour former Yanchep senior ranger John Wheeler, who hailed from Pemberton. Ash is inspired by the koala’s scientific name, which translates to “ash-coloured pouched bear”. The winning name will be announced after the spring school ho
Lifesavers return to water after horror fatal attack (opens the original)
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Sorrento surf lifesavers stood tall as they returned to patrol their beach ahead of schedule at the weekend after last month’s fatal shark attack. The death of 63-year-old Greg O’Neill, taken by a large shark while swimming just 15m from the shore, shocked the community. The Sorrento club brought forward its volunteer patrols which were due to start this weekend. “We know many members of our club and the wider community will value seeing our lifesavers back on the beach,” Sorrento SLSC said in a
Freo support on the menu at northern suburbs cafe (opens the original)
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A Wanneroo cafe is among northern suburbs businesses going all out to support the Fremantle Dockers in their tilt at a first AFL premiership this Saturday. Cafe Elixir owner Taylor Moore might be a devout Western Bulldogs fan but he said it “doesn’t mean we don’t have purple fever”. “We’ve got Wharfie fever and are celebrating with all things purple,” he said. “We have a brekky burger with a beetroot hollandaise and a purple burger bun, blueberry and white chocolate pancakes and a freshly presse
Major boost for police with 80 new recruits (opens the original)
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The WA Police Force received a significant boost at its Joondalup academy earlier this month. Eighty recruits from red, white and gold squads graduated, with 27 from gold squad having already been on the frontline for seven weeks after their graduation was postponed in July due to a storm. Const. Kay Nguyen has been waiting 10 years since arriving from Vietnam in 2016, making the transition from cooking meals to solving crimes. The 29-year-old former chef wants to become a detective. “I have a l
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