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    PremiumAmazing turnaround‘Dreams do come true’: Stranded dancers’ miracle win

    Eight ballet dancers who feared they’d missed out on the chance to perform in Russia after their passports got stuck in an Australia Post truck in Adelaide have had their prayers answered.

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    Moonee ValleyBunbury boy rides Japanese star to Cox Plate victory

    Bunbury jockey Damian Lane has ridden Japan’s Lys Gracieux to victory in the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley in Melbourne.

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    PremiumEating disordersUber Eats fuels binge eating disorder

    Doctors have revealed they are seeing an increasing number of people with a binge eating disorder and say it is being exacerbated by home delivery services like Uber Eats.

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      Trial of the centuryClaremont serial killings: Everything you need to know

      For so long, so much has been said and written about the Claremont serial killings, but so little was known. Now for the first time, read everything you need to know about the ‘trial of the century’.

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      THE BOY IN THE BLUE CAPWatch chilling episode 1 of Gerard Ross documentary now

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        PremiumFirst aidBrave WA mum among few with skills to save child’s life

        Watching her one-year-old son’s rapidly purpling body start to go limp Jessica Martin was living every parent’s worst nightmare. Lucas was choking and his life was in her hands.

        Miriam Fisher

        PremiumThe FerretWA in line for huge Cristiano Ronaldo coup

        And you thought Man United coming to WA was huge... The world’s most marketable sports star is reportedly lined up to visit WA next year to see grandparents that live in Yangebup in Perth’s south.

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        PremiumDrugs and alcoholCashless debit card spurs crime spree

        The leaders of a WA town trialling the cashless debit card say card users are robbing the elderly of cash and stealing as a way to buy drugs and alcohol.

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        PoliticsMinister lacks accountability: Albanese

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        PremiumExclusiveLabor split over push for climate emergency motion

        PremiumExclusiveVote won’t result in Aboriginal ‘voice’: Ken Wyatt

        The Minister for Indigenous Australians told First Nations leaders there is no way the Federal Government’s referendum on recognition is going to result in a constitutionally enshrined “voice”.

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        1. PremiumStanding firmWA Govt denies backflip on foreign buyers tax

        2. PremiumVADWA’s right to die one step closer

        3. PremiumBesieged bossAFP drops probe into Setka threat allegations

        4. VAD lawsUpper House rejects bid to delay WA’s VAD laws

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        PremiumOff and racingPerth’s best Melbourne Cup celebrations

        Whether you’re looking for fun and frivolous, or decadent and delicious, these are some of this year’s Melbourne Cup stand-outs.

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        PremiumMUSICRecord label legend to headline WA Music conference

        Former record label chief and close friends to the stars Fifa Riccobono will be the keynote speaker at this year’s WA Music conference.

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        PremiumShawn Mendes’ startling Perth confession

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        Bright futureVideoHill sees big AFL future ahead for Saints

        Gun wingman Brad Hill says he’d decided on the Saints long before Brett Ratten was given the top job.

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        Going onVideoGiants veterans sign on for 2020

        ExclusiveDemanding change, and discussing issues that matter to West Australians.

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        PremiumRugbyWestern Force blitz Vikings to claim NRC championship

        Western Force produced a second-half blitz to demolish the Canberra Vikings and claim the National Rugby Championship at UWA Sports Park on Saturday.

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        PremiumFenech: I wouldn’t want kids to become boxers

        PremiumBlockbuster NRL round one fixtures revealed

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        Moonee ValleyBunbury boy rides Japanese star to Cox Plate victory

        Bunbury jockey Damian Lane has ridden Japan’s Lys Gracieux to victory in the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley in Melbourne.

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        PremiumCountry cousinsThe Nationals are in a fight for their future

        There is a belief in rural and regional communities that the Government in general and the Nats in particular are not doing enough to help them.

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        PremiumMy top 10...Window washers get one chance and then it’s wipers on

        What part of “I don’t want your dirty water on my windows” don’t those traffic light window-washers understand?

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        PremiumRight to knowFederal Govt’s penchant for secrecy should worry you

        The Your Right to Know campaign rolled out by major media organisations this week comes at a crucial time for both democracy and media.

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        PremiumNot-so Solitary ManNeil found two diamonds in WA’s rough

        Yesterday we recounted the unlikely but true tale of Neil Diamond hitting on a Perth teacher. It turns out the Solitary Man has a track record of winning over WA women.

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        PremiumCourt actionInvestors caught in alleged Ponzi scheme chasing $238m

        More than 100 WA investors are stranded in the scheme, unable to redeem their investments because of a court order nearly a year ago that froze the assets of Chris Marco.

        Sean Smith

        PremiumExclusiveGrain exporter retreats from difficult market

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        3. PremiumExclusiveWorkers contract scabies at one of WA’s biggest mines

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        5. PremiumEXCLUSIVENew WA sonar tech a game changer to detect silent subs

        PremiumPolitical row‘Bulls**t and lies’: EU slams Boris over Brexit

        The European Commission president has ripped into Boris Johnson, accusing him and others of spreading lies during the Brexit campaign.

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        PremiumStaying putNew Shell boss’ Queensland commute

        The man who has run Shell’s growing east coast operations since 2015, will be staying put in Brisbane when he takes on the top job as country chair in January.

        Zoe Yujnovich’s replacement atop Shell looks like he will be spending more time in Brisbane than Perth.

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        S2 Resources boss Mark Bennett is thanking his good fortune after a life-threatening incident on his farm in Victoria ... and who are the dads practising their smokin’ hot poses for a new calendar?

        PremiumQuay confrontationVisiting bigwigs get scary dose of Perth CBD reality

        As the investors, bankers and senior managers were waiting at Elizabeth Quay they were set upon by a dishevelled male shouting racist, sexist and obscene abuse.

        PremiumRecruitment driveMinRes swings it ‘playground’ style to attract staff

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        1. ReshuffleDirectors retire in board changes at SWM and AFG

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        PremiumHouse ThatPerth’s high density king selling his secluded bolthole

        This holiday home could not be further from the hustle and bustle of the inner city.

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        PremiumStamp of approvalWA first-homebuyers already saving thousands

        The stamp duty rebate introduced by the McGowan Government saves West Australians 75 per cent of the stamp duty on off-the-plan units and apartments. See how much you could save.

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        $50,000 rebate carrot to get WA builders back to work

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        Premium‘Overreaction”Premier: banks to blame for weak property market

        Premier Mark McGowan believes an ‘overreaction’ to the banking royal commission is preventing buyers from securing loans, contributing to the dire state of the WA property market.

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        Last week, Rob Broadfield ate the best prawn he had ever eaten. And he’s eaten prawns on four continents.

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        New lease for popular Picabar a win for people power

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        PremiumTrue Brew“Whimsical beers” name of the game for Leedy brewer

        Nowhereman’s head brewer Eddie Still is on the road to somewhere if his latest work is anything to go by.

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        CHanging FaceCliff Spencer the last of Esperance’s weathermen

        For the past three decades, Cliff Spencer has enjoyed his Bureau of Meteorology posting on the hill just north of the coastal town

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        He’s backVideoHow headline-making steer ‘Knickers’ found a new mate

        It surely has to be the oddest celebrity couple ever. The internet-breaking behemoth Knickers and his younger bovine mate Lucky — the infamous calf at the centre of an alleged vegan activist theft.

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        DREAM WORKPLACE?Picturesque pitch to kiosk operator

        The State Government is looking for a vendor to operate a kiosk at the upcoming Kalbarri Skywalk, tipped to open in 2020.

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        Big winTop prize for Donnybrook cattle producers

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