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  1. Boundary changesPremiumAlbany electorate to grown northward under proposal

  2. Greenhouse growthPremiumMinister opens new greenhouse set to grow research

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  4. Sea ShantiesPremiumIN PICTURES: Sea shanties live and loud at Albany Town Hall

  5. Final round Denmark young gun third in final round of junior titles

GSFL wrap PremiumRoyals emerge as contenders after derby demolition of Albany

All the action from round 12 of the Great Southern Football League at the weekend.

Calvin Sims & Cameron Newbold

Arty ExperimentsPremiumIN PICTURES: School holiday fun in Mt Barker

Mt Barker was the place for children these school holidays with a Family Fun Day putting on activities like skate relays, three-legged races, and sand art painting.

Georgia Campion

Voucher giveawayPremiumPrimary School Soccer club and Albany Caledonian win

Albany Primary School Soccer Clubs and Albany Caledonian Football Club have both received $200 vouchers to go towards running a sausage sizzle fundraiser as the June winners.

Stuart McGuckin

Drink DriverPremiumBirthday drinks lead to 10-month driving ban and $1700 fine

An Albany man has been convicted of drink-driving after blowing more than three times the legal limit in Mt Melville, in what he admitted was a “stupid” idea.

Georgia Campion

Forest TeachingsPremiumIN PICTURES: Community learns of the Yakamia Forest

Friends of the Yakamia Forest Boodja held a discovery event over the weekend that saw more than one hundred people learn and enjoy the natural environment of the Yakamia Forest.

Georgia Campion

Still alive PremiumKangas overcome slow start to record third win of season

On a day when co-captain Nick Barrow played his 100th league game, the Kangas overcame a sluggish start to power to a big victory 20.8 (128) to 2.6 (18).

Cameron Newbold

Sea ShantiesPremiumPremiumIN PICTURES: Sea shanties live and loud at Albany Town Hall

Albany Town Hall was packed to the rafters on Saturday night as around seventy people crowded in to see rousing vocal group the Albany Shantymen.

Bottleshop hold-upPremiumPremiumTeens charged over alleged Liquorland armed robbery

Two teenagers have been charged with aggravated armed robbery after allegedly stealing alcohol from an Albany bottle shop last week. 

Greenhouse growthPremiumPremiumMinister opens new greenhouse set to grow research

A new $1.3 million glasshouse set to bolster the research capabilities in Albany was opened by Agriculture Minister Jackie Jarvis on Friday.

Policy debatePremiumCouncil to debate handling of sister-city relationships

There have been changes made to a motion calling for the City of Albany to end its civic affiliation with a Chinese city ahead of it being tabled at council.

Stuart McGuckin

Final round Denmark young gun third in final round of junior titles

The final round was held in pumping surf on the Batavia Coast, firstly at Flat Rocks for the first two days and then Back Beach for the final day of competition.

Cameron Newbold

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CRUEL BLOW: Milli’s brave mum faces her own cancer battle

The mum of beloved Perth teenager Amelia ‘Milli’ Lucas is facing yet another devastating cancer fight, two years after losing her daughter to brain cancer.

Sarah Makse

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Perth hospitals to blame over ‘beloved’ retiree’s death

A Perth retiree with a suspected gallstone that wasn’t actually there still somehow underwent surgery — which led to serious medical complications that then led to her death, a coroner has found.

Tim Clarke

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Girl’s ribs broken in latest brutal school violence incident

Horrifying footage has emerged of a Year 7 student being attacked by an older girl at a bus stop outside a public high school in Mandurah.

Bethany Hiatt

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REVEALED: How lucky WA fisherman fought off shark

A WA man has described the dramatic moment he fought for his life after a shark ‘as big as his boat’ lunged at him while spearfishing.

Stuart McGuckin

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Embattled Perth builder Modco Residential goes bust

Embattled builder Modco Residential will enter into voluntary administration, issuing an emotive statement blaming industry challenges and the media for the collapse. 

Kim Macdonald

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Fans the ultimate losers when Simmo snubs me in pressers

I would like to come forward as the voice asking the majority of questions in Adam Simpson’s post-game press conference on Saturday. 

Mitchell Woodcock

Race against timeVideoCommentsCommentsOne week countdown: Kerr’s injury concerns laid bare at training

SEE THE PICS: Sam Kerr is aiming to return a week from Monday, but looked a concerning sight with her left calf strapped at Matildas training in Brisbane.

Digging deepCommentsPremiumCommentsPremiumHow Centrelink works out pension when couples split

Here’s what to expect when Centrelink evaluates separated pensioners living under the same roof.

WATCH HEREVideoCommentsCommentsJohn Farnham’s son gives emotional health update

John Farnham’s son has given an emotional update on the health of the singing legend, who underwent major surgery for throat cancer in 2022.

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Terrifying moment ‘bloody lucky’ surfer bitten by shark

See the moment a young surfer was bitten by a suspected great white shark on Monday morning at a popular beach in the State’s South West.

Warren Hately, Sean Van Der Wielen and Shannon Hampton

Tradie mental healthPremiumStruggling apprentices urged to reach out

Apprentices are struggling under the pressure of the current market, according to an organisation that has created a clever way to draw attention to and start conversations about tradie mental health.

Daniel Rooney

Several drug offencesSecurity officer charged with selling drugs to juvenile

A Pilbara security officer has been charged after police received a tip-off that the man allegedly sold drugs to a juvenile.

Violent offenderPremiumPremiumMan accused of kicking pregnant partner ‘made jail threats’

A man accused of repeatedly kicking his pregnant partner in the stomach, stomping on her head and telling her he would ‘slaughter’ her has allegedly threatened to assault others when released from prison.

LONG JOURNEYPremiumPremiumWA’s leading Auslan interpreter Fiona Perry shares her story

From being bullied at school for always waving her arms around to being one of the State’s most recognisable faces during the COVID-19 pandemic, WA’s leading Auslan interpreter Fiona Perry shares her story.

INTIMATE IMAGES AN OFFENCEPremiumPremiumKalgoorlie kids warned about what they share online

Kalgoorlie police are warning children and teenagers to stay safe online and be mindful of what they share, while encouraging parents to help teach wrong from right in the digital world.

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CNBCCommentsOil faces ‘serious problems’ as China, India demand ramps up

Oil prices are set to rise in the second half of the year as supply struggles to meet demand, according to the Secretary General of the International Energy Forum. 

Charmaine Jacob

The EconomistPremiumA battery supply chain that excludes China looks impossible

THE ECONOMIST: Green industrial policy and hawkish security policies are clashing.

The Economist

CNBCCommentsPremiumSingapore workers want to stay remote, employers says no

According to new data from employment site Indeed, employers’ attitude toward remote work are at odds with the preferences of jobseekers in Singapore.

Goh Chiew Tong

The EconomistPremiumYour employer is (probably) unprepared for AI

THE ECONOMIST: Poor preparation for AI is bad news for your earnings and the broader economy.

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Man co-accused of brutal Lathlain stabbing was on parole

Two men have appeared in court charged in connection with the brutal stabbing of a man in his 40s at a Lathlain apartment complex over the weekend.

Emily Moulton

WATCHVideoPremiumCCTV shows home invasion accused before machete scuffle

One man is on the run and another has been arrested after a horrifying home invasion in Perth’s north left an alleged intruder with serious head injuries after he was struck with a machete. 

Caleb Runciman

Hot streakPremiumPremiumFlames to enter finals on 11-game streak

Rockingham Flames men’s team is celebrating their 11-game winning streak ahead of the qualifying finals round.

missing manWelfare concerns for 21yo man missing from Rivervale

Police are hoping the public can help find a 21-year-old man who has not contacted his family since Sunday night.

NEWSPremiumPremiumGina Rinehart’s major court battle begins

The legal battle between Australia’s richest woman, the rival to her father’s company, and even her children is playing out in a Perth courtroom.

‘She was my angel’PremiumDad admits lying to police, doctors but denies hurting baby

A Perth man standing trial over the suspicious death of his newborn daughter — who doctors believe may have been ‘vigorously shaken’ — has admitted he repeatedly lied after the infant’s hospital admission.

Sarah Steger