100 new shops Plans to revamp Morley Galleria unveiled
A MASSIVE transformation of Galleria Shopping Centre in Morley – including more than 100 new stores and a town square – has been unveiled.
Re-arrested Serial rapist charged after release
SERIAL rapist Mark Bradley Wimbridge has again been charged with rape, raising questions about why he was released under WA’s dangerous sex offender laws.
Tough year Levy to aid Perth taxi drivers
TAXI and ride-share passengers in Perth will pay a levy on all trips to help fund compensation for taxi plate owners under a proposal being investigated.
More questions Aussie NBA draftee ‘just a tall kid’
UPDATE: AN administrator of one of Thon Maker’s junior basketball clubs has dispelled questions over the NBA draftee’s age, saying she has seen his passport.
Sex crimes Uni’s shocking response to rape
AN EXTRAORDINARY 11-page document has revealed the appalling response of Australian universities to rape victims.
Willetton Woman dies after suspected hit-run
UPDATE: A WOMAN found lying fatally injured on a road in Willetton — the victim of a possible hit-run accident — has been identified as a 25-year-old woman from Collie.
Armadale and Thornlie train line closures
TRANSPERTH is urging commuters to plan ahead for closures on the Armadale and Thornlie train lines from Friday July 1 to Sunday July 10.
Spider music spectacular gets Perth flavour
ARACHNOPHOBES beware — a giant fire-breathing spider is heading to Elizabeth Quay.
Review Bar Fly: Federal Hotel
REPROGRAMMED and repackaged as the Federal Hotel, old Rosie O’Grady’s could be described as pretty, at least by admirers of the prevailing white-tiles-plus-timber design aesthetic.
Is it over yet? Nat Locke: Election fizzles and sizzles
I HAVE to run the gauntlet of frothing how-to-vote card pushers. It’s like some form of medieval torture where you have to beat off the advances of marauding savages in order to exercise your democratic right.
Is it over yet? Nat Locke: Election fizzles and sizzles
I HAVE to run the gauntlet of frothing how-to-vote card pushers. It’s like some form of medieval torture where you have to beat off the advances of marauding savages in order to exercise your democratic right.
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ROLLING UPDATES: Bill Shorten is likely to face more questions today about his future at the helm of the Labor Party if he loses Saturday’s election.
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IT’S no secret that many actors are “difficult” to work with. Some are so bad, directors refuse to work with them again.
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Pain and gain When to sell to double your profit
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Do expensive beard trimmers perform better?
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