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Six-day RFDS wait for boy with a shattered kneecap (opens the original)
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10-year-old Noah Ross shattered his knee in an accident at a skate park in Karratha. He spent six days in the local hospital waiting to be flown to Perth for specialised treatment. He was one of five patients awaiting retrieval in Karratha. A 10-year-old boy with a shattered kneecap has been left waiting in serious pain for almost a week with no RFDS flights available to transfer him from Karratha to Perth. Kayla Ross was called to the local skate park last Wednesday to find her son Noah on the
Potential insolvent trading probe after modular builder's closure (opens the original)
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WA's consumer protection authority is calling for clients of manufacturer Bella Modular to get in touch. The company abruptly announced its closure last week, with numerous projects outstanding. WA's Consumer Protection Commissioner Trish Blake said the agency would also involve ASIC to investigate potential insolvent trading. The WA Consumer Protection Commissioner is calling on clients of a modular home building company which abruptly closed last week to lodge formal complaints so it can inves
Perth business claims $250k loss over Metronet works disruption (opens the original)
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A business owner says his turnover was badly affected by the Metronet works in East Victoria Park. Joe Mahon says he wants compensation for the disruption caused by road closures, parking difficulties and detours in 2024 and 2025. Mr Mahon's claim for compensation has been denied, but he plans to keep fighting. A Perth business owner says years of railway construction work have cost him hundreds of thousands of dollars. Joe Mahon says the removal of the Oats Street Metronet level crossing and su
Police probe use of force on handcuffed teen injured during Perth arrest (opens the original)
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A handcuffed teenager was injured when he was forced to the ground by a police officer, sparking a WA Police review after video of the incident emerged. Police say the 17-year-old has been released and issued with an infringement notice for disorderly behaviour. A Perth lawyer said the officers may have had the right to use force if the boy made threats involving a knife, as WA Police says he did. A handcuffed teenager injured after being pulled to the ground by a Western Australian police offic
Council to reverse decision over beachside memorial plaques for brothers (opens the original)
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Beachside memorial plaques honouring two brothers who died in separate freak accidents will be reinstated at Madora Bay, south of Perth. The City of Mandurah had initially refused to reinstate the plaques after the benches they were displayed on were damaged in a storm, because it did not align with its new memorial policy. The council will amend its policy to allow for memorials to be reinstated if they have been damaged by vandalism or weather. A family is "overjoyed" that beachside memorial p
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