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Sheep stolen from Perth RSPCA shelter

Sheep

6:11pm Two sheep have been stolen from Perth's RSPCA headquarters.

Perth's Chinatown gets $2 million revamp

Chinatown

Robyn Preston 4:07pm Colin Barnett has announced a $2 million revamp of Perth's Chinatown precinct in time for 2014 Chinese New Year celebrations.

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Kimberley coast's tropical cyclone marks first of season

3:47pm Western Australia's cyclone season has hit earlier than usual, after tropical cyclone Alessia moved across the north Kimberly coast on the weekend.

Two fires at same Redcliffe property treated as arson

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3:14pm Police have confirmed they are treating a Redcliffe house blaze as suspicious, after the property was damaged by two separate fires.

Dunsborough shark sighting closes beach

Shark

2:35pm Surf Life Saving WA has warned beachgoers to stay out of the water at Meelup beach, after sighting a three-metre shark off the Dunsborough coast.

Police dog catches Midland bag-snatcher

Police dog vector

11:38am A bag snatcher has been caught when he was forced to surrender to a police dog on Saturday afternoon.

Forrestfield man killed in motorcycle crash near Mundaring

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11:38am Police are calling for help to investigate a motorbike crash, after a 24-year-old Forrestfield man was killed near Mundaring on Saturday.

Father and son stranded after boat capsizes off Point Peron

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11:12am A father and teenage son have been rescued after they were stranded on a reef when their boat capsized off Point Peron in Rockingham on Saturday.

Tributes paid to surfer Chris Boyd killed in Gracetown shark attack

Chris Boyd

Staff writers 4:32pm Tributes have been paid to the surfer who was killed by a shark off a WA beach on Saturday.

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Two hospitalised in Northbridge assault

Two tour guides were involved in a fight at Sovereign Hill.

Police are seeking information about a serious assault in Northbridge that left two men badly injured - one of which is in intensive care.

Crewmember hurt in Shark Bay wreck

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Liam Ducey RAC rescue chopper deployed to rescue injured crew member from Shark Bay wreck.

Man dies following Gracetown shark attack

Gang Gang- Narrabundah College media posters.
Centenary 'Come To Canberra' posters designed by students at Narrabundah College.
Shark ? Hugh Brown in Year 11

Liam Ducey An imminent threat order has been issued after a surfer was killed by a shark at the South West holiday town of Gracetown.

Mongols target their own in bikie stabbing

Mongols patch

Liam Ducey Gang crime squad detectives are investigating a stabbing of a Mongols OMCG nominee at their Balga headquarters.

Murder accused granted bail

Court

A 56-year-old Perth man accused of wilfully murdering his wife has been granted bail with strict conditions.

Police cater to texting schoolies

texting bays

NARELLE TOWIE Forget resting bays, WA Police have created texting bays along main roads in the South-West to stop school leavers using their mobile phones while driving.

State government given seven weeks to take up shark offer

Shark

ALEISHA ORR The state government has until early January to accept an offer by a United States organisation that is willing to run a shark tagging expedition in WA waters.

Detective Lynton Moore jailed over child porn charges

Lynton Moore

A police detective caught up in a worldwide operation combating child pornography has been jailed for more than two years by a judge in Perth.

Two charged over violent Upper Swan home invasion

Court

Liam Ducey Two men charged over home invasion during which they allegedly assaulted a 65-year-old man.

Animals left to 'wallow in filth' at Toodyay property

RSPCA rabbit rescued from Toodyay property.

ALEISHA ORR 'Appalling' was how a property where more than 70 animals were seized by the RSPCA on Friday was described.

Barry Stuart's family call for inquiry after Perth chemist bandit found dead in cell

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Leanne Nicholson One of Western Australia's most notorious robbers, who handed himself in after almost 20 years on the run, has been found dead in his prison cell with his family calling for a full inquiry after rejecting his death was suicide.

Perth Zoo elephant gets massage therapy

Elephant message

NARELLE TOWIE Talk about being pampered. Perth Zoo’s 56-year-old Asian elephant Tricia is receiving 25 minute back and shoulder massages twice daily using a specially designed massage pad usually used on horses.

One person trapped in Sawyers Valley crash

Liam Ducey RAC rescue chopper is on its way to a two-car crash on Great Eastern Highway in Sawyers Valley.

Clarkson fast food armed robber charged

JILLIAN MCHUGH A 39-year-old Marangaroo man has been charged over a string of robberies Perth's northern suburbs.

Mandurah women fight off attacker

Woman bashed, sexually assaulted in laundry (Thumbnail)

Liam Ducey Two women fought off attacker who indecently assaulted one of the women on Marco Polo drive.

Leavers DIY to ease St John Ambulance's workload

JILLIAN MCHUGH St John Ambulance are hoping a digital first aid course revamped for school leavers will help ease their caseload when thousands of teenagers descend on Rottnest and Dunsborough.

Oil and gas dominate WA science awards

Shutdown halts potentially life saving science (Thumbnail)

MICHAEL HOPKIN Offshore oil and gas researchers have scooped the top prizes in the annual WA Science Awards, which were sponsored for the first time by multinational oil and gas firms.

WA shoppers to spend 3.5 billion during Christmas period

Tim Bray

ALEISHA ORR West Australian shoppers are expected to spend even more on their Christmas shopping this year than they did last year.

Beer the winner in James Squire You Brew competition

James Squire

Liam Ducey Homebrew competition with more than 200 entrants proves the art of making beer at home has moved out of the dark ages.

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WAtoday nine to five: Friday November 22

nine to five is a constantly updated blog to keep you aware of the news that matters to the people of WA throughout the working day.

Port Kennedy argument ends in shots fired at house

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Liam Ducey A 24-year old man from Safety Bay has been charged after an argument at a house on Reims Lane in Port Kennedy ended in a firearm being discharged.

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