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The number of smoke haze alerts for Perth has tripled over a decade.
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Bushfires

Welcome to the big smoke: Hazy days from WA prescribed burns triple in a decade

Spring is coming, and that means the city will be cloaked in days of smoke as authorities take advantage of every opportunity to meet their prescribed burning target.

  • by Sarah Brookes
The AFP worked with the Department of Education to seize $5 million in assets from the Perth-based childcare centre, over alleged fraudulent childcare subsidy payments.
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Perth family daycare in police sights over ‘fraudulent’ childcare subsidy claims

  • by Holly Thompson
Reynolds claims Higgins defamed her in an Instagram story and twitter post last month.
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Courts

Linda Reynolds sues Brittany Higgins for defamation

  • by Jesinta Burton
Permai and Putra Mas will move to a bigger and better enclosure with 15 hectares of space.
Animals

Perth Zoo’s Asian elephants to move interstate after Tricia’s death

  • by Holly Thompson
Woodside CEO Meg O’Neill, WA Premier Roger Cook, ABC, climate protest Perth. Pictures: Supplied
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Protests

WA premier demands answers from ABC bosses over protest at Woodside CEO’s home

  • by Hamish Hastie
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Woodside CEO Meg O’Neill, WA Premier Roger Cook, ABC, climate protest Perth. Pictures: Supplied
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WA premier demands answers from ABC bosses over protest at Woodside CEO’s home

But the public broadcaster said the Four Corners investigations team had received a tip-off to head to the address, and when they arrived police were already there “in numbers”.

  • by Hamish Hastie
WA Nationals MLC Colin de Grussa is raising awareness for bone and tissue donations.
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Charity

From degenerative back pain to half-marathons: WA politician’s bone donation journey

After a 2001 bone donation transformed Colin de Grussa’s life, he is now lacing up to run a half-marathon for a national tissue and organ donor awareness campaign.

  • by Alex Condon
Fremantle architects
Planning

Why architects are at odds with a ‘wasted opportunity’ in this hip corner of Freo

  • by Mark Naglazas
Man-made Lake Argyle is 18 times larger than Sydney Harbour.
Hydrogen

Traditional owners’ $3b plan to turn Kimberley hydro into green exports

  • by Peter Milne
The lands of the Yindjibarndi covers 13,000 square kilometres of WA’s iron ore-rich Pilbara.
Renewables

Andrew Forrest foe Yindjibarndi joins Pilbara green energy race

  • by Peter Milne

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