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Catherine, the Princess of Wales, with her husband William, Prince of Wales, and their children following last year’s Christmas Day church service at Sandringham.
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As we sat feverishly speculating, there was a horrible truth confronting Catherine, Princess of Wales

It’s hard to pinpoint the moment when we came to expect the private health concern of a public figure was fair game for clicks or laughs.

Concerns held for Perth GP missing on Bibbulmun Track since December

Dr Nathalie Casal, 71, told family she was going to walk the Bibbulmun Track in December.

Dr Nathalie Casal, 71, told family she was going to walk the Bibbulmun Track in December with a group but has not been heard from since. Police are now looking into her disappearance.

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Man charged with manslaughter over death of Perth cyclist

Chris Barker was taking part in the Indian Pacific Wheel Ride when he died after being struck by a vehicle on Thursday.

Chris Barker, 62, died while taking part in the Indian Pacific Wheel Ride along Eyre Highway on Thursday. A second cyclist was also hit and seriously injured.

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Police probe whether Bedfordale fire was deliberate

An watch and act has now replaced an emergency warning that saw residents evacuate their homes in the suburbs of Bedfordale and Ashendon near Armadale.

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Suspects arrested, death toll soars to 133 in Moscow concert hall attack

US agencies confirmed the Islamic State group’s Afghanistan branch was responsible for the attack, which was described by Russian president Vladimir Putin as “a bloody, barbaric terrorist act”.

Like Catherine, more under-50s are being diagnosed with cancer

Catherine, Princess of Wales, in London in November 2023.

Globally and in Australia, more people are being diagnosed with cancer before their 50th birthday.

Verstappen takes pole for Albert Park, Piastri fifth and ‘painful’ spot for Ricciardo

Formula 1 maestro and last year’s Australian Grand Prix winner Max Verstappen will start on pole for this year’s Albert Park race. Australia’s Oscar Piastri qualified in fifth spot.

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St John eyes expansion of urgent care network as Medicare clinics move in

When St John WA opened the doors to its urgent care clinics across suburban Perth to ease demand on overrun emergency departments, all you needed was your Medicare card.

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“So the lesson isn’t that you change,” says Moore. “All of that stuff comes with you, it’s just that it matters less.”

‘Fingers crossed’: For Julianne Moore, the old fear remains

She’s realistic about ageing and struggling with empty-nest syndrome – yet at the top of her acting game.

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Jack Endersby faced court on Friday over 11 counts of fraud.

Family confronts alleged Perth investment scammer in first court appearance

Jack Endersby, 24, faced court for the first time on Friday over 11 counts of fraud. Police allege he was running a Ponzi scheme.

Early DV warning signs this Perth woman wants on people’s radars

Natasha Abbott wants WA to introduce coercive control laws.

Natasha Abbott was harassed, abused, stalked and threatened despite a violence restraining order placed on her ex. Now she’s speaking out to help others in similar situations.

Squatters, a million-dollar Northbridge heritage home and a missing owner

The Northbridge home is now draped with plastic, fabric and tarpaulins.

Nestled between a car wash and a row of four-storey apartment blocks, the 1900s workers’ cottage on Shenton Street is a million-dollar reminder of Northbridge’s rich history. So, where is its owner?

In a psychotic state, Trent drove into the ocean to ‘baptise’ his son. Three women stopped him

The scene of the confronting event at the Dampier foreshore.

The women were attending a nearby fitness class when they ran to the boy’s aide after witnessing his father drive into the ocean and carry him into the sea.

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Corruption fighter had relationship with jailhouse informant: report

The Corruption and Crime Commission welcomed the new laws.

The boss of the CCC team co-ordinating its network of sources also fed confidential information about the commission to the source, according to a new report.

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New-look Swans continue to dominate; May suffers suspected broken rib in Melbourne’s win; Freo dump Kangas

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‘Dad was right and I was wrong’: Gai’s Golden Slipper admission

It is now the world’s richest race for two-year-olds, but Gai Waterhouse is still using the formula her father developed more than 50 years ago to win the Golden Slipper.

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Where have all the CEOs gone? Footy’s problem with finding new leaders

As the competition has expanded to include a national women’s league and soon 19 teams, veteran club bosses have lamented the dearth of emerging off-field leaders across the competition.

Izak Rankine of the Crows high in the pack over Tom Stewart of the Cats

Stewart takes Cats to victory despite pitch invasion; Hamstring fears for Dangerfield

Follow along for all the major moments and post game reactions as the Crows and Cats square off in Adelaide.

A man is dealt with after running onto Adelaide Oval as Geelong played Adelaide.

AFL considers life ban for Adelaide Oval pitch invader; Why Naughton’s ex-coach wants him in defence

The AFL is considering a lifetime ban for the pitch invader who disrupted the match between Adelaide and Geelong as the AFLPA called on the league for answers.

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WA debutant Connolly falls for 90 in Shield final

Connolly (90 off 115 balls) was the last man out in WA’s first innings score of 347 on a green-tinged WACA Ground wicket.

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Saints pull off memorable win, reigning premiers Collingwood reeling after a 0-3 start

Follow along for all the major moments and post game reactions as Collingwood looks to end their win-less start to the season against St Kilda at the MCG.

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