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Murujuga traditional custodian Raelene Cooper is travelling to Geneva to address the UN Human Rights Council on Wednesday, detailing her complaint to the council about feared damage to the rock art.

Christopher Alan Saunders, 76, appeared in WA District Court on Monday, after he was found guilty by a jury on 13 charges including unlawful and indecent assault and penetration without consent in August.

The rare catch-and-kill order was issued the day after the attack and then withdrawn the next day due to a lack of sightings of the shark.

With a chance to see history in the making, devoted Dockers fans are finding any way possible to get to Saturday’s AFL decider.

Fremantle’s season was on life support, until the 25 year-old reminded everyone why he’s considered the Dockers best ball user.

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The 46-year-old man from Byford is due to appear in Northbridge’s overnight court on Sunday morning.

The shark has been identified and when conditions allow, it will be killed to recover any coronial evidence.

The 63-year-old man was attacked while swimming about 50 metres off Sorrento Beach just after 10am, near a groyne that borders the Sorrento Surf Club.

On Friday a Perth swimmer was the third person in the state to lose their life as a result of a shark attack in WA this year.

The calls come after the George Hotel in Ballarat earlier this week opted to cancel Cousins’ tour date, saying the venue had failed to consider Cousins’ previous domestic violence convictions when booking him to speak.

The WA ombudsman’s first probe into Protected Entertainment Precinct laws revealed information blockages between police and the lead state agency had resulted in some serious offenders not being served their bans.

If industrial action goes ahead, it will be the first time WA nursing staff have committed to a work stoppage since thousands of members went on strike across WA in November 2022.

The 16-year-old has a history that includes allegations of aggravated robbery as it is revealed he moves to a different care home daily.

The 16-year-old is accused of stabbing his mother to death and attacking his younger sister earlier this year.

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“Extreme bad behaviour continues to cause major challenges in classrooms, driving burnout and disruption.”

The state government has been called on to enact a moratorium on short-stay approvals followed by a levy to reduce the number of un-hosted short-stay homes, to manage the growing crisis.

Local Government Minister Hannah Beazley says a three-month investigation was the rational next step after poor behaviour returned to the City of Perth.

The business broke several records over the past financial year including, revenue of $44.23 billion, profit before tax of $100.2 million and a dividend of $47.7m for the state government.