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  1. ‘Aligns cost with revenue’CommentsPremiumDistributor flags big gas charges price hike by 2025

  2. twisting it aroundPremiumSuprises in stall for book adaptation

  3. “A game changer”PremiumBusselton multidisciplinary team slicing hospital stays

  4. last-minute changesPremiumWet weather no dampener on Waroona services

  5. Recognising sacrificeLocals brave poor weather to remember Anzacs

lest we forgetPremiumHarvey turns out to pay respect

Hundreds of residents turned out for the dawn and morning Anzac Day services in Harvey on Tuesday, despite the wet weather causing the services to be moved from the Harvey War Memorial to the Town Hall.

Sean Van Der Wielen

additional contributionsPremium$550k boost to community precinct plans

The Alcoa Waroona Sustainability Fund will contribute an additional $550,000 to the Waroona Community Precinct, bringing its total contribution to $1 million.

Sean Van Der Wielen

recognising dedicationSpecial role for MP’s family in Brunswick service

Nola Marino’s sister Judy Mihich lays the first wreath every year at the Brunswick Junction Anzac Day service, following in the footsteps of their late mother.

Sean Van Der Wielen

Lest We ForgetGallery: Busselton celebrates Anzac Day 2023

Despite the trying conditions, hundreds of Busselton families turned out to the Busselton War Memorial to pay their respects on Anzac Day.

Breanna Redhead

Dust off the sequins!Eurovision craze to hit BREC

Bunbury is set to embrace the theatricality and craziness of the Eurovision Song Contest this weekend as the Bunbury Regional Entertainment Centre gears up to host a special quiz night.

Carly Laden

Dardy PartyPremiumDardanup to celebrate 100 years since gazettal

The humble South West town of Dardanup is set to throw the party of the century as its residents celebrate a huge milestone.

Carly Laden

Performance TeaserPremiumPremiumMargaret River Readers and Writers Festival: Melody Dia

Melody Dia is a proud Nyul Nyul woman born and raised in Broome and her play Because We’re Black is going to be preformed at the Margaret River Readers and Writers Festival as a teaser.

Book TalkPremiumPremiumJane Caro heads to the Readers and Writers Festival

Award-winning columnist and author Jane Crao will be heading to the Busselton special edition of the Readers and Writers festival, to explore the themes of her newest novel. 

Eco-friendlyBusselton accommodation achieves eco certification

Multi-award-winning Busselton boutique holiday accommodation Tree Chalets has just achieved eco certification for nature tourism.

Margaret River Pro PremiumSurfers enjoy local produce at the Margaret River Pro

Over 200kg of fresh Margaret River produce has been enjoyed by the worlds best surfers  and the World Surf League crew during the opening days of the Margaret River Pro.

Rachel Green

Book Release PremiumSerenitas celebrates Mother’s Day with a new cookbook

Following the success of last years inaugral Mother’s Day cookbook, Serenitas’ have once again shared their favourite family recipes to create a cookbook.

Rachel Green

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Killer mum to spend at least 25 years in jail

A Port Hedland mother who tried to get help from a women’s refuge the night before she killed her three children and set their house on fire has been given a long prison sentence.

Emily Moulton

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Calls to sink McIver Station and create Parisian-style strip

Perth property expert James Limnios is calling on local and State officials to sink McIver Street station, likening it to the ‘Berlin Wall’.

Victoria Rifici

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WA students reveal ‘scary’ train rides with ‘phone creeps’

Scared students say they are so worried about creeps using phones to film them that they are now wary of catching public transport — some students also claim other students are secretly filming them at school.

Caleb Runciman

Every player rankedCommentsPremium‘Poor... in limbo’: Suma’s harshest player ratings yet

Peter Sumich has ripped into Fremantle’s underperforming stars and West Coast’s banged-up B-team after a nightmare round for our WA clubs. See how he assesses every player here.

Peter Sumich

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Snitch lifts lid on secret Freo leadership group crisis chat

Fremantle’s season is all but gone after a 2-5 start, and it has prompted the Dockers’ leadership to take matters into their own hands. The Snitch lifts the lid on what came out of secret leadership talks.

The Snitch

Call for witnessesPremiumYoung motorbike rider dies after horror collision

A 21-year-old man has tragically died following a motorcycle crash in Yokine on Thursday.

Lauren Price and Caleb Runciman

Latest departuresVideoCommentsPremiumCommentsPremiumBlow for Forrest’s Tattarang as another two depart

WA billionaire Andrew Forrest has lost another two key lieutenants, chief financial officer Bree Fraser and her second-in-command, from his family’s private investment arm Tattarang. 

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CommentsPremiumFoundation member reminds Eagles of entertainment factor

Leading property developer and West Coast foundation member Nigel Satterley has urged the Eagles to ‘listen to their members’ as they face a long fight to climb from the bottom of the AFL ladder.

‘Absolutely crazy’Western Power bill outrage leaves council furious

Western Power wants to hike street lighting charges by an astronomical 44 per cent from the middle of the year in a move that has blindsided councils.

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Big fruitCommentsPremiumSilky ‘difficult to vandalise’ Pear statue cost city 100k

More than 18 months since its approval, and five months past the extended deadline, the ratepayer-funded $100,000 public art display has been installed.

Amber Lilley

NOT GUILTYPremiumMan acquitted after jury finds him not guilty of rape

A Kalgoorlie-Boulder man has been acquitted after a jury found him not guilty of raping a woman he had a “crush” on just days before Christmas in 2020.

Tegan Guthrie

Flying highPremium$20.7 million cash splash for regional capped flights

An extra $20.7 million will be invested in the Regional Airfare Zone Cap Scheme to provide cheaper flights to regional resident in WA.

Fraser Williams

Stolen riflePremiumPremiumMan accused of threatening cops with knife during arrest

A 22-year-old is facing serious charges after allegedly attempting to sell a rifle stolen from Karratha, threatening police officers with a knife and running away during the arrest.

Perception surveyPremiumPremiumSurvey looks into performance of City

Local residents can provide honest feedback on the performance of the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder as part of the 2023 perception surveys.

coming soonPremiumPremiumThree day tourism conference in Kalgoorlie-Boulder

A three day tourism conference will take place in Kalgoorlie-Boulder later this month as the Goldfields city plays hosts to some of the Tourism Council WA’s biggest names.

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CNBCCommentsHow ‘cash stuffing’ can help you get out of debt

In an effort to get her debt under control and her spending on track, Jasmine Taylor began using an all-cash budgeting method called ‘cash stuffing’.

Ryan Ermey

CNBCVideoCommentsPremiumHere’s four stocks to tap into in the AI boom

Portfolio manager at Polar Capital, Ben Rogoff, says four large-cap stocks are driving some of the biggest and most tangible advancements in artificial intelligence.

Ganesh Rao

CNBCVideoCommentsGen Z workers would quit their jobs over company values

Company culture is increasingly important to employees — and can be a deciding factor for those considering quitting or choosing a new job.

CNBCVideoCommentsPremiumWhat factories will look like in the future

AI, digital versions of vehicles and autonomous robots are just a few of the technologies that will power the factories of the future.

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BREAKTHROUGH: Cold case cops charge man over horror 90s rape

A stunning DNA breakthrough into a sex attack in Perth that happened more than 30 years ago has led cold case detectives to arrest a man in Queensland over the shocking crime.

Phil Hickey

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Is the Voice to Parliament really going to change anything?

It’s a fair bet that until recently very few Australians had ever heard of the National Indigenous Australians Agency. 

Paul Murray

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CommentsPremiumWhy I grow a beard and become a hippie once a year

My month of being a hippie is more than just going bearded and barefoot, it’s an annual chance to reset my life.

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CommentsPremiumREVEALED: State’s $30 billion GST Budget bonanza

WA is in line to get more than $30.6 billion in GST payments in next week’s Budget as Treasurer Jim Chalmers again guarantees that the limit on how far the State’s share can fall is set in stone.

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CommentsPremiumCOVID policies show it’s possible to break poverty cycle

Next week, both the State and Federal budgets will be handed down. When so many are doing it tough, it’s a key opportunity to deliver budgets that will make peoples lives a little bit easier, but will they?

Wrongful Conviction exhibitionPremiumPORTRAITS OF PAIN: Artist paints accused WA killers’ torment

Three men who have all been called killers — accused of murdering those closest to them. For the first time this week those three men — John Button, Scott Austic and Lloyd Rayney — met each other. 

Tim Clarke