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A Perth bikie boss found guilty of possessing hundreds of thousands of dollars dirty cash was allowed to attend the birth of his child.
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Bikie boss’ sentencing delayed for child’s birth

A Perth bikie boss found guilty of possessing hundreds of thousands of dollars dirty cash was allowed to attend the birth of his child.

Therapeutic vapes will be available from pharmacies under a newly watered-down anti-vape plan.
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Federal government backflips on vape laws

The woman who rammed her red Mustang into a Mandurah bar has been handed a suspended sentence but maintains her drink was spiked.
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WA mum avoids jail for Valentine’s Day rampage

One of two teens accused of a stabbing attack in Perth has pleaded not guilty to all three charges.
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Teen pleads not guilty to Perth stabbing

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You’ve got a friend in France

Healthcare

Dr Peter Alexakis will have conditions placed on his medical registration after a tribunal found him guilty of professional misconduct.
GPs

This Sydney GP inherited $24 million from a patient. Now, he’s been reprimanded

Dr Peter Alexakis is allowed to continue practising under restrictions after a tribunal found him guilty of professional misconduct.

  • by Angus Thomson
Leanne Murphy suffered life-changing injury to her body as she gave birth to her second child.
Women's health

The common condition that can cause too much shame to be named

Incontinence affects everything from sex lives to sport participation and self-image. Yet research reveals it is rarely discussed and many go without treatment.

  • by Wendy Tuohy
Index composite of Jill Donohoo and Paddy McCartin, for story on diabetes.
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These medicines have been life-changing for Jill and Paddy. Not everyone can get them

  • by Angus Thomson
Last year, Queensland made changes to its laws meaning offenders accused of sexual offences can now be identified before they are committed to trial. The change brings Queensland in line with other states.
Courts

Psychiatrists fear patient confidentiality is being undermined in Qld courts

  • by Cloe Read
Ainslie Robinson was diagnosed with autism when she was in her 30s.
Disability

The search to reveal why so many autistic girls go undiagnosed

  • by Jewel Topsfield
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