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WA news LIVE: Man in custody as homicide squad probes Padbury death
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How this Perth council plans to snuff out the tobacco wars on its doorstep
The City of Fremantle will vote to amend a local planning law in a bid to curb illegal tobacco sales at convenience stores across the CBD.
WA news LIVE: Jailed Floreat parents of ‘starving ballerina’ released on bail ahead of retrial
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Cyclone Narelle’s impact set to push WA supermarket prices higher
West Australian shoppers are likely to pay more for fruit and vegetables in the coming months after a massive cyclone ravaged a food bowl region.
Leah thought she prevented a scam. Then her ‘bank’ called
A total of 773 people were scammed out of $24 million in 2025 with investment scams catching people out the most.
Five people lose their lives on WA roads across Easter long weekend
The Easter long-weekend sees five fatalities on WA roads.
WA news LIVE: Eleven-year-old boy dies in Mandurah e-scooter crash
WA news LIVE: April 7, 2026.
Police seek public help after separate Northbridge incidents leave two men in hospital
WA Police are seeking assistance from the public following several altercations over the Easter long weekend with two people charged over separate serious incidents in Northbridge in the early hours of Sunday morning.
The Dockers piled on the pressure to achieve their third win. But in WA, the Eagles crumbled
It was a weekend of opposites for our teams. The Dockers gave the purple army the perfect beginning to a long weekend, but the Eagles copped a belting on home turf.
WA’s cyclone-affected wildlife to be given helping hand
Hundreds of turtle hatchlings, dolphins, sea birds, sea snakes and reptiles washed up on the shores of Western Australia after Tropical Cyclone Narelle slammed into the state’s northwest in late March.
The last big oil crisis in 1979 led to a new rail revolution in WA. What will this one bring?
This oil crisis looks even more serious and damaging to all parts of the economy. What can we do that will enable us to have an economy not dependent on oil?

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