All aboard Hay St protest express

A 42-metre plywood train is sitting in Perth's CBD, part of a council protest against government plans to run the real thing down the middle of the city's shopping malls. Perth City Council has erected a mock light railcar in...

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Two Northam escapees found

Two asylum seekers who escaped from Northam Detention Centre have been caught. Yongah Hill Immigration Detention Centre in Northam. Picture: Kerris Berrington Source: PerthNow TWO of the five men who climbed fences to escape...

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Woman fatally stabbed in Broome

A MAN is being questioned by police over the stabbing death of a woman in Broome today. Police were called to the Miller Way property about 10.15am, where they found the injured woman at the front of the house. The victim, 42, was treated by...

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Hird to sue as clash with AFL heats up

Essendon coach James Hird launched a scathing attack at the AFL at a press conference into the use of performance drugs at the Essendon Football Club JAMES Hird will launch Supreme Court action against the AFL over its handling of footy's...

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Worst fine dodgers named and shamed

West Australia's worst 100 fine defaulters, some owing up to $250,000, have been revealed after a government website went live today naming and shaming them all. WA's worst fine defaulters will be named and shamed under new laws....

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'Boycott US after Aussie's murder'

An image from the Facebook page of Sarah Harper, the girlfriend of Australian baseballer Chris Lane. Supplied: FACEBOOK Source: Supplied AUSTRALIAN tourists should boycott the US in the wake of the shooting murder of a Melbourne baseball star,...

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WA schools to close, 500 education jobs cut

Western Australia's harsh budget reality has seen Premier Colin Barnett admit schools in Perth could be closed to save money, on the same day as 500 education staff were told they would lose their jobs. Colin Barnett, pictured at...

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'Get rooted': Comedian to shock jock

COMEDIAN Judith Lucy has told Darwin shock jock Pete Davies to "get rooted" after an on-air interview went sour. Judith Lucy takes on Pete Davies. Picture: NT News Source: News Limited COMEDIAN Judith Lucy has told Darwin...

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WA's 12th case of meningococcal

A YOUNG adult has been diagnosed with the potentially deadly meningococcal disease in Western Australia. The WA Department of Health says it is the 12th case this year and the ill young adult is recovering in hospital. Meanwhile, the patient's...

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Gay slur crisis in 'sex appeal' seat

Tony Abbott with Fiona Scott, who he says has "sex appeal". Source: News Limited THE Liberal Party has scrapped a preference deal with the Christian Democratic Party in the must-win seat of Lindsay after a candidate described gay men as having...

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$2.6b Elizabeth Quay 'won't work'

Work proceeds on the $2.6bn Elizabeth Quay site, one of the city's biggest infrastructure developments. Picture: Daniel Wilkins Source: Supplied Historian Richard Offen says he doubts the Elizabeth Quay development will work. Source: PerthNow...

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'I thought sex killer was The One'

Loretta O'Neill, ex-girlfriend of Adrian Bayley. Photo: CLEO Source: Supplied Court releases a series of CCTV recordings that show Jill Meagher, and her accused killer Adrian Bayley, at various locations on the night she was killed....

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50 Lotto locals bag $100 million

LIVING THE DREAM: Fifty West Australians have shared in $100 million in Division 1 Lotto wins this year. Source: PerthNow JUST days after a southern suburbs couple won $20 million in Powerball, another local has become a Lotto millionaire....

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Burning bridges: Matt Keogh's story

Matt Keogh received a bravery medal after he risked his life to save his colleagues and boat people during the Siev 36 incident in 2009. Source: Supplied IN this second extract from Too Bold To Die: The Making of Australian War Heroes by News...

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Pistorius prays as trial date is set

Oscar Pistorius has been charged with Reeva Steenkamp's murder and will face trial in March 2014. PARALYMPIC star Oscar Pistorius will go on trial in March charged with murdering his girlfriend on Valentine's Day, a South African magistrate...

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