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Expert warns City Beach whale scent could linger for weeks (opens the original)
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A shark expert has warned the “juices” of a 31-tonne whale carcass will remain in the waters around South City Beach for at least a week even after the animal has been removed, meaning sharks will be drawn to the area for a prolonged period of time. The giant whale that washed up Monday morning lured a number of great white sharks into the shallows on Tuesday as hoards of onlookers watched on from the beach. A five metre great white was less than 20m away from the shoreline, while two other whit
Man who saved tourist off notorious Salmon Beach awarded (opens the original)
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Some of WA’s most courageous heroes have been recognised for their service at the 2026 WA Fire and Emergency Services Awards in Perth. The event saw 17 awards handed out across individual and team categories, including the inaugural WA Fire and Emergency Service Young Person of the Year Award. Winners came from across the State, from Esperance on the south coast to Dampier in the Pilbara region. Marine Rescue Esperance volunteer David Macmahon was one of the award winners, receiving the Marine R
REVEALED: Cheapest fuel in Perth as bowser prices skyrocket (opens the original)
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WA commuters are bracing for further pain at the bowser as fuel prices skyrocket with the end of the fuel excise cut and the flaring conflict in the Middle East. Prices in Perth will climb back to an average of 195.7 cents per litre on Tuesday, almost 30 cents more expensive compared to a month ago. The price increase comes after the Federal Government’s fuel excise cut came to an end on Sunday night, ending a 16 cent discount expected to flow back onto the price of fuel over the next week and a
Drivers warned of traffic pain amid major freeway change (opens the original)
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Works to widen sections of Kwinana Freeway will finally get underway next year but commuters are already being told to prepare for traffic woes ahead of construction. As WA Labor faces an uphill battle to retain the once safe seat of Secret Harbour at the upcoming byelection, Roger Cook on Sunday, announced a consortium of four building companies would undertake the works to deliver additional added along a 29km section of one of the busiest roads in Perth. The largest change will be the additio
Protesters, insights and points of view in Hanson breakfast (opens the original)
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Scroll down for the latest news and updates. And that’s a wrap. Senator Hanson has ended her address to warm applause and some cheers. It’s been an eventful Leadership Matters event, with protesters making their feelings known and the audience getting a fascinating insight into how the One Nation leader thinks. Senator Hanson has reacted to a video of Barnaby Joyce appearing on the ABC on Monday night, where he shouts at his dog live on air. “I laugh, that’s Barnaby you know, this is why a lot o
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