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WA News

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Bomb squad investigate Thornlie package

bomb squad

6:15pm Police confirm suspicious item was not an explosive, however inquiries are continuing.

Greens, Sports Party win WA Senate seats

Wayne Dropulich, sports party candidate who may get a spot in the Senate

6:24pm The Greens' Scott Ludlum and the Australian Sports Party's Wayne Dropulich have been elected to the Senate in a controversial recount in Western Australia.

Barnett 'serial promise breaker'

Colin Barnett

4:34pm Deputy federal Labor leader Tanya Plibersek has taken a swipe at WA Premier Colin Barnett, saying he has "broken promise after promise".

Police seek witnesses to three vehicle crash

St John Ambulance

1:05pm A crash involving three vehicles in Westminster last night left a 23-year-old motorcyclist with serious injuries.

Woman stabbed in Scarborough robbery

Police

Liam Ducey 12:59pm Female staff member of clothing store stabbed during a scuffle over stolen clothing and footwear.

Pursuit ends in crash

Liam Ducey 12:49pm Police are investigating a pursuit that ended in a crash in the early hours of Saturday morning.

Tagged white pointer near Garden Island

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12:44pm A tagged great white shark was detected near Garden Island on Saturday morning.

Police target beach booze

Full Moon Party, drunk, Thailand

Liam Ducey 11:50am Police are ramping up patrols of Perth's beaches, targeting alcohol abuse as WA moves into the summer months.

Explosives detonated at Leschenault Estuary near Australind

Federal authorities are expected to safely detonate explosive material at Leschenault Estuary.

Tim Carrier and Michael Hopkin The explosive material found in the Leschnault Estuary near Australind has been detonated in the water near the jetty.

WA Senate recount result to be revealed

20th October 2012 , News, Canberra Times, ACT ELECTIONS 2012, Story by Ewa Kretowicz. Generic voting pic- Voters at the Gordon Primary school booth.

The Australian Electoral Commission is set to announce the result of the West Australian Senate vote recount, despite more than 1300 ballots still being missing.

Julie Bishop taking Indonesia spy concerns seriously

Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop

Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says she is taking seriously Indonesian concerns over claims of alleged spying from Australia's embassy in Jakarta.

Case against low pay for rig workers fails

Inpex's drilling rig in Western Australia.

A court has allowed four Filipino men to be paid less than $3 an hour to work on oil rigs off the West Australian coast.

WA Palmer Party Candidate Dio Wang likens Senate vote farce to China

Dio Wang, new senator for the Palmer party.

The Palmer United Party candidate embroiled in the West Australian Senate count confusion has compared Australia's democratic process to that in his native China.

Police to review suspicious package protocols

Federal authorities are expected to safely detonate explosive material at Leschenault Estuary.

MICHAEL HOPKIN WA Police Commissioner Karl O'Callaghan says protocols for handling suspicious packages will be reviewed, after it emerged that police treated a batch of explosives found in Leschenault Estuary as if they were illicit drugs.

WA parliament passes new burqa law

niqab

A new law requiring Muslim women to remove a burqa or niqab to prove their identity to West Australian police has been passed by the state's parliament.

Explosives site remains sealed off at estuary near Australind

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MICHAEL HOPKIN WA Police Commissioner Karl O'Callaghan has said he can't say how long it will take to make the scene safe at Leschenault Estuary near Australind where a second suspect package has been discovered.

Abyss ride opens at WA's Adventure World

Abyss ride

Boasting a G-force thrust greater than a space shuttle launch and reaching speeds of up to 85km/h, you could be forgiven for being a little nervous about riding on the Abyss at Adventure World.

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Kinross party turns violent towards police

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Liam Ducey Five people were arrested at an out of control gathering in Kinross around 11.30pm on Thursday night.

Pair held after 'possible shooting' at Copley service station

Sex predator lies in wait in woman's home (Thumbnail)

Liam Ducey Police are invetsigating a "possible shooting" at service station on the Great Eastern Highway in Copley.

Perth man charged with kicking police dog Enzo

Police dog

Liam Ducey A man has been charged with cruelty to animals and assaulting a public officer after an incident in Bayswater on Friday morning.

Police confirm Australind package was bomb ingredient

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MICHAEL HOPKIN WA police have confirmed that the substance found in Leschenault Estuary near Australind was the bomb-making ingredient TATP.

Two die on Perth roads

Motorcycle crash in Henderson

A pedestrian and a motorcyclist die in two unrelated incidents on Perth roads.

Nine mine workers trapped in WA mine

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Nine mine workers are trapped in an underground nickel mine after an earthquake in central Western Australia.

Police appeal to Bunbury and Australind residents for information on explosive material

drug explosion

Shanelle Miller Australind and Bunbury residents could hold the key to solving the mystery of explosive material found in the Leschenault Estuary this week.

Police seek witnesses to Port Kennedy arson

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Liam Ducey A green bin and a pinata are set alight and police are looking for those responsible.

Estate agent family fights fraud charges

Court

Four estate agents from the same family have pleaded not guilty to property frauds in Western Australia that allegedly totalled more than $6 million.

What is TATP?

A large haul of TATP was found at the Leschanault Estuary in Australind, so what is it?

Suspect item at WA explosives estuary stash site

drug explosion

A suspicious item has been discovered at the site of a big explosives find south of Perth, police say.

First WA case of dengue fever in 70 years

Mosquito

Western Australia has recorded its first locally acquired case of dengue fever in more than 70 years.

Timothy Skipper admits killing Jessie Cate's dad

Caravan where Paul Cate was fatally assaulted.

The man accused of killing the father of murdered West Australian teenager Jessie Cate has pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of assault causing death.

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