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- Sep 25, 2026
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Fishtailing caravan captured on truckie dash cam prompts holiday warning (opens the original)
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A Wagin truck driver says she could have been killed as a caravan swerved out of control after overtaking her vehicle. Both drivers escaped unharmed, but the incident has sparked a warning from authorities. The footage has prompted fresh calls for motorists to take extra care during the busy public and school holiday travel period. Authorities say a frightening caravan crash caught on camera in Western Australia's south is a timely road safety reminder as travellers hit the road ahead of a long
Hopes dashed as search for elderly man with dementia scaled back (opens the original)
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A multi-agency search for an elderly man missing in Western Australia's south has been scaled back by police. James Ballantyne, 87, went missing on Saturday morning while out for a walk. Authorities say there is only a slim hope of finding Mr Ballantyne alive, but local police will continue searching. A multi-agency search for a missing 87-year-old man in Western Australia's Wheatbelt region has been scaled back, six days after he failed to return from his morning walk. James Ballantyne, who liv
Residents forced off mains gas to get money to switch to bottles (opens the original)
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Gas supplier ATCO announced it was decommissioning its mains gas network in the regional city of Albany, about 420 kilometres south of Perth, earlier this year. With no contractual obligations to compensate its customers for the cost of transitioning away from mains gas, ATCO has voluntarily contributed $5.5 million to the state government's $21 million fund, announced today. Works to decommission the network will begin before the end of July 2027, and is estimated to take three years to complet
Bird flu drives a 50 per cent cost increase for badminton players (opens the original)
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Australian badminton clubs are paying a premium for equipment as bird flu drives up the price of goose feathers. Goose or duck feathers are used to craft shuttlecocks, the projectile central to the game. Clubs and players are switching to synthetic shuttlecocks to manage costs, but players are adamant they are a poor quality substitute for the real thing. While bird flu has only landed on Australian shores in the last few months, a group of sportsmen and women have been feeling its impact for ye
Fight continues for memorial to victims of one of WA's worst paedophiles (opens the original)
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Child sexual abuse victims are still fighting for recognition as one of Western Australia's most prolific serial paedophiles prepares to walk free after more than a decade behind bars. Advocates say the Katanning shire's long-time inaction is "disgusting", and a formal apology needs to be issued. Advocates are calling for other victims to come forward before Dennis John McKenna is released in November. It has been more than a decade since serial paedophile Dennis John McKenna was convicted of so
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