Found on road Death of Collie mother ‘suspicious’
A 25-YEAR-OLD woman who died in hospital this week after she was found unconscious in the middle of the road in Willetton was a single mother of two.
Brekkie Wrap Man blames God for foul faeces attack
BREKKIE WRAP: A homeless man was caught on camera attacking a woman with faeces — but insists it wasn’t his idea.
Ready for Rio Campbell breaks historic world record
CATE Campbell has become Australia’s first individual world record breaker since the infamous supersuit era with a stunning 100m freestyle victory.
Polling stations Voters vent over long queues, no sausages
POLLING booths in WA are now closed but that hasn’t stopped Perth voters taking to social media to complain about queues and a lack of sausages.
Exit poll Have your say in WA
THE votes are in from the PerthNow exit poll, and as polling stations close across the state, it’s now your chance to Vote One - or not - for democracy sausage.
Election Who eats a sausage sizzle like that?
It was the sausage sizzle moment that could well decide the opposition leader’s fate. With the cameras rolling Bill Shorten somewhat awkwardly bit into the middle of the roll, rather than the end.
Labor dominates in new seat of Burt
LABOR young gun Matt Keogh has swept to victory in the new WA seat of Burt.
Wyatt hangs on by ‘building presence’
LIBERAL Ken Wyatt appeared set to retain the east metropolitan seat of Hasluck as votes were tallied.
Travel Pack Up: Atlanta
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Is it over yet? Nat Locke: Poll 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.
Joe Spagnolo McGowan faces uphill fight
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