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The folks behind the frequency

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More than a riding centre

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Perth’s own Dolly

By Bethany Stopher on September 28, 2026

Making waves

By Maddison Lord on September 24, 2026

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Everything you need to know about the WA Budget

By WI Reporters on May 10, 2018

Check out where the money is being spent.

Round 8 AFL team selection

By Kohdee Hall on May 10, 2018

Freo welcomes back two, while the Eagles lose two.

Sensory screenings on the spectrum

By Teri Campbell on May 10, 2018

Special cinema screenings make the pictures fun for people on the autism spectrum.

US decision on Iran could cause fuel price rise

By Ben Lombardo on May 10, 2018

We may be set for some pain at the bowser.

Is home ownership worth it?

By Sarah Mozley on May 10, 2018

Property expert says the latest budget shows young people need to rethink the idea of buying a house.

Mamma mia: Australia’s going again

By Pamela Boland on May 10, 2018

Australia returns to the Eurovision Song Contest tonight for the fourth consecutive year.

Freo lights up for chronic fatigue

By Ruby Wheeler on May 10, 2018

Landmarks around the world will light up for International CFS Awareness Day.

What are you doing for your mum this Mother’s Day?

By Isabella Sullivan on May 10, 2018

Don’t leave it till the last minute, plan something now.

New swimming program for older Aussies

By Charlotte Saxon on May 10, 2018

Participants are aiming to get their “grey medallion”.

Arsonist gets five years in jail

By 182840k on May 10, 2018

He admitted setting a building alight to help the owner make an insurance claim.

Aussie InSight into the red planet

By Briana Walker on May 10, 2018

Curtin University’s Katarina Miljkovic is the only Australian involved with NASA’s Mars space mission.

Is your child suffering from anxiety?

By Ruby Wheeler on May 10, 2018

Brain mapping techniques could be used to help.

Fatal crash in Wundowie

By Kaelen Ruland on May 10, 2018

A man has died during an incident yesterday afternoon.

Patent dispute puts end to wine in a can

By Eliza Lyon on May 7, 2018

Margaret River winery Blind Corner will not continue producing its canned pinot grigio.

Integration improves bond between students

By Tabarak Al Jrood on May 7, 2018

Migrant and mainstream students are being brought together at Koondoola Primary School.

Still “in love” with Perth after stabbing attack

By Maria Bruun-Schmidt on May 4, 2018

Italian traveller Stella Trevisani, who was attacked at Claisebrook Train Station, is determined to remain in Perth.

Work shortage for people with disabilities

By Steven Thomas on May 4, 2018

Creating more jobs in this area is a priority for the State Government.

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