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Turnbull hints at more WA rail cash
WA looks set to get more federal funds for the Labor state government's flagship Metronet rail project, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has hinted.
NewsYahoo7 NewsWoman's skull fractured and man injured after shocking brick-throwing attack
Police are searching for four men believed responsible for a shocking brick attack on a man and a woman in Mandurah, Western Australia.
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Historic native title determination in WA
The Robe River Kuruma people in WA's Pilbara region are celebrating their second native title win.
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Grandmother can't stop crying after almost throwing away $10m
The woman says she could not stop crying when she found out she had won.
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Federal cash splash for marginal WA seats
The federal government has announced a $189 million funding package for three hospital upgrades in WA, with the majority allocated to key marginal seats.
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WA hospitals to get $189 million federal boost
Most of the funds will go to redeveloping Joondalup Health Campus, with the rest split between expanding Osborne Park Hospital and refurbishing the ageing Royal Perth Hospital.
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WA grandma finds misplaced $10m ticket
A Perth grandmother has claimed her $10 million winning lotto ticket after misplacing it among a stack of old receipts.
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WA man charged after fatal ute fall
A 32-year-old man has been charged with dangerous driving after a 23-year-old man was killed when he fell from the back of a ute in Western Australia.
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WA hospitals to get $189m federal boost
The federal government has announced a $189 million funding boost for West Australian hospitals, with the majority allocated to upgrades in key marginal seats.
NewsYahoo7 News'I was terrified': Experienced surfer knocked off board by shark
An experienced surfer has received the fright of his life after a shark knocked him off his board at a popular WA beach.
NewsYahoo7 NewsTwo brothers stranded at sea share their incredible tale of survival
Two brothers are recovering after an incredible ocean ordeal, lost at sea off WA's remote Ningaloo coast.
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WA footballer banned for racial slur
The WAFL has handed former Docker Josh Deluca a three-match ban for a racial slur against an opponent.
NewsYahoo7 NewsPopular tourist beach closed after Irukandji jellyfish sting
Cable Beach in Broome has been closed for 24 hours after a woman was stung by the highly venomous Irukandji jellyfish.
NewsYahoo7 News'Absolute disgrace': Parking inspectors slammed for issuing Anzac Day tickets
Residents are angry with council's decision to issue parking fines during a dawn service with some slugged $200.
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Two males missing off WA coast winched to safety after 21 hours at sea
The 12-year-old boy and 18-year-old man missing off the north coast of Western Australia have been winched to safety.
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Reactions to the death of Tony Cooke
The ex-secretary of Unions WA Tony Cooke has died after a long cancer battle, and has been remembered as an innovative leader and indigenous rights campaigner.
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Ex WA union boss Cooke dies of cancer
The former secretary of Unions WA Tony Cooke has died after a long cancer battle, and has been remembered as an innovative leader.
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Anzac spirit continues to thrive in Perth
About 30,000 people attended the annual Anzac Day dawn service in Perth, while about 6000 lined the streets for the march.
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Ex WA union chief Cooke dies of cancer
The former head of Unions WA Tony Cooke has died after a long cancer battle, and has been remembered as an innovative leader.
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Thousands line Perth's CBD for Anzac march
About 6000 people have lined the streets of Perth's CBD to watch the Anzac Day march, which included descendants of Chinese veterans from World War II.
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WA search for boating pair, aged 12 and 18
A major search and rescue operation is underway for a 18-year-old man and 12-year-old boy missing off Western Australia's north coast.
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Attempt to reunite war medal with owner
WA police are trying to find the owner of a war medal that was recovered during a search on a property last week.
NewsAustralian Associated PressThousands in Perth for Anzac dawn service
About 30,000 people gathered at the Kings Park State War Memorial in Perth for the annual Anzac Day dawn service.
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Thousands in Perth for Anzac Day service
There are clear skies in Perth for the Anzac Day dawn service at the Kings Park State War Memorial, where about 35,000 people have already gathered.
