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A magistrate has called community backlash for a teenage boy who killed a black swan in Mandurah by forcing it to vape, “deplorable”. .

Residents of one of Perth’s most luxurious apartment towers are suing the development company behind the project for more than $10.3 million over alleged building defects.

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Parents were notified the centre would be closed on Wednesday morning as they arrived to drop off their children.

Last month West Coast Crew put out a callout for more than 30 “volunteer” actors to be part of the event across four sets in roles including Kung Fu fighters, cops, and zombies.

Summit Homes Group said it had 162 workers in the Philippines ready to work in WA who were being held up by visa delays.

Footage posted to social media showed a 25-year-old man being approached by a group of teens outside Red Rooster in Falcon.

The footage, shared to social media, appears to show a man confronting a group of children in a car park.

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They’re smaller than a cat and weigh little more than a bag of sugar. So, when rangers found them in WA’s Kimberley region, it gave renewed hope for their survival.

Luke Costanzo was travelling with a group that last made contact at the Gyirong Port border crossing between China and Nepal.

It is “the most detailed assessment of the status of the world’s coral reefs to date”, pulling together more than 21.1 million observations from 87,299 surveys, representing 36,886 sites across 124 countries.

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However, the exploration boom comes with a warning that the impact of capital gains tax changes, announced in the May federal budget, are yet to trickle down.

Having stormed home to victory in Secret Harbour on Saturday, Luke Herdegen said One Nation would now work on a policy platform with a view to ousting Labor at the next state election.

Fremantle sit just three wins away from their first premiership in the club’s 32-year existence. On Thursday, they have a golden opportunity to take a big leap towards breaking the drought.

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Jenny Cole says the situation has become “significantly worse” since she left and that more teachers and principals than ever before are burning out.

The safe seat of Secret Harbour was WA Labor’s to lose in the by-election this weekend, and they deserved to lose it.

Family history and a dark revelation shape West Australian author Tess Woods’ fifth book – and that was just in the writing process.