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  1. Blooming beautifulPremiumFlower, arts and music festival set to blossom in Pingelly

  2. State clashPremiumParris Laurie’s PFL side fall short in State clash

  3. State honoursPremiumUpper Great Southern, Ongerup players in WA Country team

  4. UGSFL wrapPremiumStrong fourth quarter the catalyst in Warriors win

  5. Hockey exhibitionPremiumWA Country win shootout against UGSHA President’s XI

Hockey carnivalPremiumTeams from across WA compete at junior carnival in Narrogin

Forty-one teams competed in the two-day tournament from July 15-16 with teams from Perth, Albany, Bunbury, Peel, Collie, Ravensthorpe, Esperance, Northam, Katanning and the local association participating.

Rodney Johnson

Wheatbelt heritagePremiumHistoric Wheatbelt town seeks to identify significant sites

A heritage review aims to identify significant historic buildings and sites in the Shire of Wagin.

Daniel Rooney

State clash The strong WA country side out to tame Croweaters

A plethora of stars, including former AFL-listed players Jayden Schofield, Haiden Schloithe, Tom Gorter and Kade Stewart, will play in the WA Country men’s outfit.

Cameron Newbold

NIGHT OF CHAMPIONSCamera IconPremiumIN PICTURES: Faces from around WA at country champs launch

Hundreds of keen sports people from across the State celebrated the launch of the 58th Nutrien Ag Solutions Country Football Championships in Perth.

Cameron Newbold

Vitamin MPremiumCommunity singing workshop headed to Narrogin

Teh was choir director for one of Malaysia’s oldest music societies, the Philharmonic Society of Selangor, for 10 years and visited Bunbury with the Selangor choir for the International Choir Festival in 2011.

Daniel Rooney

Serious spillVideoPremiumWATCH: Rolled road train spills vast amounts of grain

The truck and both trailers remained on Corrigin-Kondinin Road near Bendering Road for several hours as volunteer fire and rescue crews worked to contain the fuel spill and clear the grain. 

Daniel Rooney

ReconnectPremiumPremiumNew tech helps community find graves with smart devices

The Australian company has mapped around 300 cemeteries and Mr Borowki said that the process usually takes around three months from commencement to community delivery.

Rangeview successPremiumPremiumDarkan-based Rangeview stud ram sells for $24,000 top-price

WA Merino studs flew the flag for the State’s sheep industry and won a swag of ribbons at the Australian Sheep and Wool Show in Bendigo last week.

Safety firstPremiumPremiumSafety at the fore on the farm and in the store in Narrogin

The Narrogin agriculture supply business has been nominated for outstanding premises and for demonstrating a culture of safety.

Community capitalPremiumCommunity coffer open to Narrogin groups

The grants are given to groups to help in the delivery of events and projects that provide benefits to the Narrogin community.

Daniel Rooney

Welfare concerns Police seeking help to find missing teen with autism

Police are seeking the public’s help to find a non verbal teenager with autism who has been missing since Friday morning.

Jake Dietsch

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Shares surge PremiumMinRes backs out of $1b lithium Chinese lithium deal

Mineral Resources is looking at sites in South East Asia for a lithium hydroxide plant after quitting a short-lived $1 billion lithium deal with US partner Albemarle to buy into downstream processing in China.

Danielle Le Messurier

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REVEALED: How lucky WA fisherman fought off shark

A WA man has described the dramatic moment he fought for his life after a shark ‘as big as his boat’ lunged at him while spearfishing.

Stuart McGuckin

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Loaded weaponPremium
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Perth bikie held in custody after drug and shotgun bust

A Comanchero bikie has faced court on gun and drugs related charges after gang crime squad detectives raided a home in Perth’s northern suburbs on Wednesday night.

Phil Hickey and Christopher Tan

Country road tragedyPremiumMan killed in tragic crash on remote Mid West road

A man has been killed in a car rollover in WA’s remote Mid West.

Alex Di Rosso

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Hot word! WA cricket can shape Eagles brick-by-brick rebuild

After West Coast decide whether to select Harley Reid or split pick one and negotiate their way through draft and trade week, the Eagles first renovation should be in list management, writes the Snitch.

The Snitch

Job doneCommentsMatildas find way to win ugly in World Cup opener

It was not pretty, but the Matildas’ Women’s World Cup campaign has begun with a crucial three points as they staved off a determined Republic of Ireland with a 1-0 win at Stadium Australia. 

Ben Smith

‘It’s personal’CommentsPremiumCommentsPremiumJACK all to say: Simpson fires up the grill on media

West Coast coach Adam Simpson has fended off questions about his purchase of two local Hungry Jack’s stores as ‘nothing to do with coaching’.

WA first policyCommentsPremiumCommentsPremiumBuilders could be hit with Subi’s strict new green home rule

Home builders could soon be required to pass a 100-point green features check to get approval from the City of Subiaco, in a WA-first sustainability policy being considered by the council. 

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CommentsPremiumANALYSIS: Wham, bam... should we be worried about Sam?

On the eve of the Women’s World Cup of her dreams, Sam Kerr’s campaign has begun with a nightmare.

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INTIMATE IMAGES AN OFFENCEPremiumKalgoorlie kids warned about what they share online

Kalgoorlie police are warning children and teenagers to stay safe online and be mindful of what they share, while encouraging parents to help teach wrong from right in the digital world.

Amber Lilley

Serious ChargesTeen sentenced for arming himself with knife off shelf

A fight that escalated into knifes being pulled off store shelves and concrete being thrown at people has resulted in a 16-year-old being sentenced.

Fraser Williams

‘Scaring those around him’PremiumMan jailed for hitting police officer in frightening attack

A Boulder man who hit a police officer in the face with a handcuff which was attached to his wrist has been sentenced to six months in prison.

Madeleine Clark

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PremiumRescue chopper rushes man to hospital after major SW crash

The RAC rescue helicopter has rushed a man to hospital after a horror car crash in WA’s South West.

‘Squeezed so hard’PremiumPremiumMan avoids jail after sickening choking charges on partner

A Donnybrook man who persistently choked his partner over a nine month period - only stopping when a child entered the room - now has a looming jail term for the sickening acts.

Worlds collideCommentsPremiumCommentsPremiumDenmark meets Denmark at World Cup training session in Perth

A total of nine junior and senior players based from Denmark Soccer Club made the trip up to the city for the opportunity to meet professional players from the 13th ranked team in the world.

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The EconomistPremiumA battery supply chain that excludes China looks impossible

THE ECONOMIST: Green industrial policy and hawkish security policies are clashing.

The Economist

The EconomistPremiumYour employer is (probably) unprepared for AI

THE ECONOMIST: Poor preparation for AI is bad news for your earnings and the broader economy.

The Economist

CNBCPremiumNetflix earnings showcase strength as industry struggles

Netflix added 5.9 million subscribers in the quarter and forecast a similar gain next quarter. The company hardly mentions its fledgling video game business at all in its shareholder note.

Alex Sherman

The EconomistPremiumThe mystery of gold prices

THE ECONOMIST: A fear-and-inflation hedge has failed to hedge against fear or inflation.

The Economist

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‘Glasgow grin’, ‘Perth City’ face tat: Man’s brush with law

Carnarvon detectives have laid multiple charges after a man they’d just arrested allegedly ingested a quantity of meth — which they suspect was hidden between his buttocks — in the back of a police van.

Phil Hickey

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Terrifying details emerge of man ‘enticing’ girl into car

Witnesses have recounted the shocking moment a young girl was found after being ‘enticed’ into an ‘unknown vehicle’ while she was walking to school in Warnbro.

Lauren Price, Phil Hickey and Shannon Hampton

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CommentsPremiumCountry WA loses seat under electoral boundary re-draw

Regional WA will be stripped of another electorate, with a new seat created in Perth’s quick-growing south-east, under proposed new boundaries for the 2025 State election.

Scouring areaPremiumPremiumPolice hunt for armed bandit after servo robbery

Police are on the hunt for a thief who stormed a service station wielding a weapon in Perth’s south this morning.

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CommentsPremiumThe truth about Australia’s wellbeing may hurt

It’s a noble goal to measure our wellbeing but is Chalmers prepared to be held accountable to these measures?

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How Labor has neglected services in regional WA

On a visit to the Kimberley last week, there were two things that quickly became apparent — the beauty and opportunity of the region stands in stark contrast to the many challenges it is currently facing.

Libby Mettam