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Perth's western suburbs councils take steps toward merger (opens the original)
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The Town of Claremont has become one of the first councils in Perth to express its openness to merging with another western suburb council. Mayor Peter Telford says neighbouring councils, including Cottesloe and Peppermint Grove, could be likely partners. Local Government Minister Hannah Beazley, who has been calling for such amalgamations, welcomed the decision. Council mergers in Western Australia appear to be a step closer after the Town of Claremont voted to explore the idea, foreshadowing a
Dozens of homeless people at Perth camp given less than a week to move (opens the original)
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Dozens of homeless people are given less than a week to move from a makeshift camp at Memorial Drive in Perth's south. The state government has ordered "unauthorised campers", some of whom have been staying for months, to move by September 22. Campers told the ABC they had nowhere to go amid the "unrealistic" cost of rent, and many in the camp were vulnerable. People experiencing homelessness at an encampment in Perth's south say they are scared and have nowhere to go after being given less than
'I lost everything': Businesses still reeling one year after shopping centre fire (opens the original)
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Many small business owners who lost everything in the Morley Market fire are still struggling a year later. Some businesses have managed to set up elsewhere while others are still searching for new premises. Recouping losses through insurance has proved difficult for some owners. One year on from a devastating fire which destroyed a shopping centre in Perth's north-east, the pain for business owners who lost what they had spent years working on is still raw. "Seven years I worked hard for my bus
As Perth mother's death remains a mystery, police apologise to her family (opens the original)
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WA Police Commissioner Col Blanch has apologised to the family of Amy Wensley for "shortcomings" in the investigation into her shooting death in 2014. Her death was initially declared a suicide but a coronial inquest later ended in an open finding, with the coroner saying a "forensic opportunity had been lost" due to "premature decisions" made by police. WA Police says it is committed to resolving the cold case, with a $1 million reward still on offer. The mother of a Perth woman, whose death ha
E-scooter ED presentations plunge after City of Perth ban (opens the original)
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There has been a significant reduction in e-scooter-related injury presentations to Royal Perth Hospital following the City of Perth's ban on hiring the devices, according to a new study. An emergency doctor says the study has the power to influence positive change in the way e-rideables are regulated in the future. The state government spokesperson says recommendations stemming from a parliamentary inquiry into e-rideables are underway. There has been a significant reduction in emergency depart
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