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Christopher Myles Martin and his painted motorbike. Pictures: Supplied
Bikie gangs

Harley-Davidson paint job saves bikie on insignia charges

WA Police have been ordered by a magistrate to pay almost $4000 in legal costs for bikie Christopher Martin after it failed to secure a conviction on displaying insignia charges.

  • by Rebecca Peppiatt
Alcoa’s mining has moved closer to Serpentine Dam - Perth’s largest - in recent years.
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Alcoa investigation

State of WA to keep Alcoa mining until watchdog barks

  • by Peter Milne
Toby Moran, previously known as Tobias Suckfuell, and Simone Strobel.
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Courts

Prosecutors to pay Perth man $190K after backpacker murder charge dropped

  • by Sarah McPhee
Former barrister Lloyd Rayney walking behind his lawyer Nilan Ekanayake at the Supreme Court on Thursday.
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Courts

Rayney pursues broke detective to recoup more than $400,000

  • by Jesinta Burton
A WA teacher has been banned for inappropriate behaviour toward students.
Teaching

WA teacher banned after sending inappropriate messages

  • by Rebecca Peppiatt
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Politics

A sad vibe at the Perth Yes23 event.
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Voice to parliament

‘Disappointed by landslide’: WA follows emphatic national no vote

WA’s no vote was trending toward 60 per cent an hour after counting began.

  • by Hamish Hastie and Jesinta Burton
The Yes23 function in Perth at 5.30pm.
Voice to parliament

Polls haven’t closed in WA but the dread has already set in

By 5.30pm about 30 volunteers had trickling into the Rechabite Hall in Northbridge where they were greeted with an enormous screen streaming the ABC news feed displaying the torrent of No votes nationwide.

  • by Hamish Hastie
WA COVID warehouses hand sanitiser Premier Roger Cook (was health minister in 2020). Index picture only. Pictures: Supplied
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Coronavirus pandemic

WA taxpayers cough up $187,000 to get rid of thousands of bottles of expired hand sanitiser

  • by Hamish Hastie
One of the many the unfinished homes in Apsley Estate, Perth.
Property market

The construction boom has eased, so why are Perth new builds still so expensive?

  • by Hamish Hastie
Perth Children’s Hospital.
Hospitals in crisis

Seven staff were working when teen was allegedly raped at PCH. But only three locked themselves away

  • by Hamish Hastie

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