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Senator Linda Reynolds says she will continue with her defamation lawsuit against Brittany Higgins and her fiance David Sharaz unless they accept findings there was no cover-up.
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Defamation

‘He won’t buy a ticket on the Titanic’: Sharaz retreats from Reynolds case

Lawyers for Brittany Higgins’ fiancé David Sharaz have declared he can no longer fight WA senator Linda Reynolds’ Titanic defamation action.

  • by Jesinta Burton and Ezra Holt
Ninette Simons was savagely assaulted in her home.
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Crime

Detainee accused of Perth home invasion wasn’t wearing an ankle monitor

  • by Angus Thompson, Heather McNeill and Olivia Ireland
Andre Lafayette Drane appeared in Fremantle Magistrates Court.
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Crime

Man appears in court charged with murdering his mother in Yangebup

  • by Rebecca Peppiatt and Amber Wilkinson
WA based regional carrier Nexus Airlines has been given a bite of the subsidised airfare cherry.
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Tourism

Cheap seats are back for tourists wanting to fly to WA’s top end

  • by Hamish Hastie
Perth’s birth rate is falling.
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Population

The Perth suburbs where deaths of residents outnumber births

  • by Sarah Brookes
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Politics

WA Police Union president Paul Gale (centre).
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Violence

WA police union calls for sweeping anti-knife laws

The premier has given the strongest indication yet that he will commit to laws allowing police to use metal-detecting wands in a wide range of public places.

  • by Michael Genovese
Thousands rallied in Perth on Sunday.
Domestic violence

Thousands march in Perth to combat domestic violence as another WA woman dies

Premier Roger Cook couldn’t attend Sunday’s Perth rally against domestic violence but reiterated his government’s $96.4m commitment, while condemning the murder of Erica Hay on Thursday.

  • by Alex Condon
Leon van Erp wearing his father Frans’ service medals at the 2024 Perth Anzac Day dawn service in King’s Park.
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Anzac Day

Leon opened a drawer and found the lost history of his WWII veteran father

  • by Hamish Hastie
Chalice Mining major backer Tim Goyder (left) and chief executive Alex Dorsch.
Mining

Forget FIFO – new mine near Perth would offer 500 DIDO jobs

  • by Peter Milne
Female hatchlings can grow to weigh between 50kg and 125kg.
Marine life

Australia’s own ‘special’ sea turtle at stake with nests under threat

  • by Peter Milne

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