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Tusker and Doray show some float excitement, while Gunson's copper is keeping it on the punters' radar.
Severe fire warning for north east WA
A severe fire warning has been issued for Western Australia's Pilbara and Kimberley regions with temperatures tipped to soar well into the 40's in some areas.
Evangeline Majawat: Carefree Perth thrives in its own way
Posing gleefully in the middle of a wheat farm which spilled into the horizon, I was the picture of elegance.
DMC&H docs attend Perth meet on 'child abuse ...
The doctors from the Pediatrics Department of Dayanand Medical College and Hospital , Dr Harmesh Singh Bains and Dr Deepak Bhat recently attended a conference on "Child abuse and neglect" at Perth, Australia.
APPT Sydney: The Iceman cometh
Early this year, the first induction of the Australian Poker Hall of Fame was announced.
Evensong service at Hutton Cranswick
A SPECIAL service of Evensong was held in Hutton Cranswick to celebrate the patron saint of musicians and church music.
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Perth Festival Announces Second Marianne Faithfull Concert At The Astor
After overwhelming demand for Marianne Faithfull's concert at Beck's Music Box, Perth International Arts Festival is delighted to announce a second concert, to be held at the Astor Theatre on 10 February, 2010.
CHOGM: Queen expected to attend Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Perth.
Commonwealth vetoes Sri Lanka bid to hold 2011 gathering
Tamils look over a fence as they stand inside a camp in Vavuniya. Sri Lanka has been criticised for actions that earlier this year led to thousands being displaced without proper humanitarean access.
Man charged with people smuggling
AN Indonesian man is the third to be charged over an attempt to smuggle more than 50 people into Australia.
News And Notes On The Hogan Tour Of Australia
News And Notes On The Hogan Tour Of Australia Posted by Larry Csonka on 11.25.2009 Some pictures to check out... - The local newspaper in Perth, Australia did a story on the Hogan tour, which you can read here .
Hulkamania Tour Results 11.24.09: Perth, Australia
Hulkamania Tour Results 11.24.09: Perth, Australia Posted by Larry Csonka on 11.24.2009 More Hulkamania results from Australia... Credit: WrestlingObserver.com The setup was decent, with a big screen periodically playing backstage vignettes throughout the night and a ring adorned with red and yellow Hulkamania ropes.
Stem cells could be the secret reason why breast is best
Breast milk, long revered for the nutritional advantages it gives a newborn, could be just as vital in terms of infant development, a leading scientist will claim this week.
Justice is finally in sight over a 1944 killing
The envelope was postmarked Budapest, August 25, 2004, and it arrived in my Jerusalem office about a week later.
Ben Elton attacks Sussex schools
Ben Elton has declared his love for Britain - " after launching a tirade against his home country, including criticism of his kids' Sussex school.
Tiny neutron may have forced down jet
INVESTIGATORS will look at the possibility a single neutron caused a mid-air emergency aboard a Qantas jet last year.
NZ pilot dies in Australian crash
A New Zealand crop spraying pilot has been killed in a crash on a farm in Western Australia.
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Australia's Rudd apologizes to forced child migrants
Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd on Monday apologized to hundreds of thousands of children abused or neglected in institutions, including some 7,000 British children shipped to Australia after World War II. Sometimes called "the orphans of Empire," they received the formal apology after decades of campaigning for recognition. As with his government's previous apologies, many of the victims here welcomed the gesture, while others expressed a desire to see more practical steps taken to overcome their losses.
West Perth: The Richardson Hotel's Nespresso Machine Helps The Down Under Jet Lag
Before heading to Western Australia last week, we heard that Aussies take their coffee very seriously.
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