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- Sep 27, 2026
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Heritage buildings on cusp of ruin as stonemasons retire (opens the original)
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Stonemasons in Western Australia say many experienced hands in the industry are on the cusp of retirement. Honed over decades, their skills are vital to the restoration of colonial-era buildings, many of which were built from local stone. Industry experts say a new generation must be trained in the craft if the country's heritage buildings are to be preserved. On a historic street near the southern tip of Western Australia, work is underway to restore a church that is more than a century old. Co
Former Liberal candidate cautioned over LGBTQIA+ comments (opens the original)
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Albany councillor and former WA Liberal candidate Thomas Brough was cautioned in the State Administrative Tribunal on Thursday for comments he made about the LGBTQIA+ community in 2024. The emergency doctor said the plus included "minor attracted persons", a euphemism for paedophiles, sparking complaints to the Australian Health Pracitioner Regulation Agency and Local Government Standards Panel. The ABC understands a link to the State Administrative Tribunal's findings will appear on Dr Brough's
Former childcare worker's husband avoids jail for sharing child exploitation material (opens the original)
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The husband of a former childcare worker has avoided an immediate jail term for possessing and distributing child exploitation material. Ronald Houghton was arrested and charged after an online sting operation saw him brag about abusing children in an online chat with undercover police officers disguised as predators. Houghton was handed a 12-month suspended jail term with the judge citing his early guilty plea and traumatic childhood as mitigating factors. A West Australian man who described ch
Grain giant's $400m rail upgrade sparks unexpected train pain for country town (opens the original)
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Residents living along Western Australia's southern rail network say new trains employed by Co-operative Bulk Handling (CBH), the state's largest grain handler, are damaging property and keeping them up at night. CBH has recently upgraded its fleet with 17 new custom narrow-gauge locomotives and 650 new grain wagons. CBH says it is aware of the issue and working with rail freight operator Aurizon and rail infrastructure manager Arc Infrastructure to get to the bottom of it. Residents of a small
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