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More than a riding centre

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Perth’s own Dolly

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Making waves

By Maddison Lord on September 24, 2026

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Orrong to be orright

By Jacob O'Reilly on May 30, 2019

Main Roads is seeking feedback on plans to improve the flow of traffic on Orrong Road.

Lobb to take on Pies star ruckman

By Hannah Salt on May 30, 2019

Nathan Wilson eases concerns around Rory Lobb’s fitness ahead of this weekend’s game.

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By Belicia Tjendera on May 30, 2019

Curtin researchers use I.D. sensors and mobile app for waste reduction.

Yarran jailed for five years

By Jacob O'Reilly on May 30, 2019

Footballer’s bright career ruined by drugs.

WA Day weekend free activities

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There’s no need to spend bags of money to have fun.

Jobs galore for agriculture students

By Emma Taylor on May 28, 2019

An increase in employment opportunities is seeing agriculture gain traction in secondary schools.

Social media rules may lead to decline in free speech

By Matthew Paddick on May 28, 2019

Parties used strategies involving social media to obtain your vote.

Our treats are tricking us

By Hannah Salt on May 26, 2019

Emerging research has found a link between a high added sugar diet and poor mental health.

Aboriginal cultural centre for Bibra Lake

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It’s due to open in 2021.

65 roses for Cystic Fibrosis

By Morgan de Smidt on May 23, 2019

WA charity hoping to raise $100,000 dollars on Friday.

Curtin grad is top vollie

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Marcus Wong among WA volunteers recognised for their tireless community work.

West Coast forced into three changes

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No Jetta, Hickey or Venables for this weekend’s game against the Crows.

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By Sarah Makse on May 23, 2019

They are recording more absences from school, putting learning at risk.

Community weighs in on Walyalup

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Reporting child sex abuse mandatory under new law

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Sun never sets on daylight saving fight

By Shannon Pearce on May 23, 2019

It’s been ten years since the last referendum, and supporters want it back on the table.

Time for truth on colonial atrocities

By Justin Sudmeyer on May 23, 2019

Aboriginal advocates say we can’t move forward till we recognise the past.

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