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Anzac DayServices resume for Anzac Day across the Pilbara

Pilbara communities will come together to commemorate the Anzac spirit in person this year as services return across the region following last year’s COVID-19 halt.

Caitlyn Watts

There will be ANZAC Day dawn services in Roebourne and Karratha on Sunday, April 25.

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South Hedland girl saves cousin from bottom of pool

Danielle Raffaele

Blak deaths in custodyMs Dhu’s death ‘confirmed racism is killing people’

The Pilbara death of Ms Dhu was described as a ‘tragedy of the highest order’ and sparked renewed passion among the Blak community which felt she’d still be alive if recommendations were implemented.

Rangi Hirini

Next-gen inspirationYoung leaders prove Hedland’s future is in safe hands

Youth Involvement Council youth services co-ordinator Karen Cooper said Hedland’s next generation were resilient and it was important to showcase the positive impact they made in the community

Danielle Raffaele

How good is Karratha‘Net zero won’t kill off Pilbara industries’, says PM

Scott Morrison told a Karratha business breakfast more jobs would be created as a result of the move to a more green industry and there was a bright future ahead as heavy industry decarbonised.

Lanai Scarr

CorrectionCorrection: Mugarinya Community Association Inc

A correction to the March 22, 2021 article titled ‘Court no-show for Pilbara directors accused of “worst alleged” animal welfare breach in WA memory”.

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WA can be proud of resources sector’s COVID response

A year on and interstate travel can still be complicated but other than that life is pretty much “business as usual” for most of us, writes CME WA boss Paul Everingham

Paul Everingham

Record quarterLithium revival fuels Pilbara expansion plans

The Ken Brinsden-led miner has booked record quarterly production from its flagship Pilgangoora mine as prices for its battery-focused product improve significantly.

Stuart McKinnon

State call-upThe Pilbara juniors ready to represent WA rugby league

Eight junior rugby league players from the Pilbara will have the chance to play alongside the best WA has to offer after being named as part of the State side.

Kick up dustNorth West’s best riders race for motox glory

More than 100 of the North West’s best riders converged on Karratha to battle it out for supremacy in the opening round of the North West Championships.

Anzac DayServices resume for Anzac Day across the Pilbara

Pilbara communities will come together to commemorate the Anzac spirit in person this year as services return across the region following last year’s COVID-19 halt.

Regional servicesMid West towns to pause Seroja clean-up for Anzac Day

Many Mid West towns ravaged by cyclone Seroja will take a break from recovery efforts to pay respect to Australia’s war veterans this weekend.

Phoebe Pin, Kate Campbell, Elise Van Aken & Reuben Carder

Spoil MumSpoil Mum this Mother’s Day

Spoil your Mum this Mothers day by submitting your best colouring for a chance to win a range of prizes including a flower bouquet to the value of $100 from Charmers Jewellers.

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FIVE PART INVESTIGATIONBlak Deaths in Custody: An original video series

On the 30th anniversary of the royal commission into Aboriginal deaths in custody, this five part investigation asks ‘why are people still dying?’. WATCH THE FIRST EPISODE NOW

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Feud over funeral for trans teen who took his own life

A 15-year-old trans boy who took his life has been farewelled in two funerals and will have two different names on separate memorials after his estranged parents agreed to divide his ashes.

Briana Fiore

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On demand: Rewatch every 2021 WAFL broadcast

The West Australian has you covered this footy season with every top-tier Aussie rules competition in WA broadcast live including WAFLW, WAFL colts, SWFL and WAFL league.

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Oncology updateAlbany cancer centre build to start next month

Construction of the main building of Albany’s first radiation oncology service will start next month.

Sarah Makse

anzac connectionPhoto link to distant dad

Dot Hanrahan has discovered a connection between Anzac Day and her past she never knew existed until recently.

David Bailey

Bail grantedBikie bailed after stolen bike admission

Despite initially facing a lengthy wait behind bars before a series of trials, the South West boss of the Rebels bikie gang has been released on bail after receiving fines.

Carly Laden

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Teen sentenced after taxi driver stab frenzy

An ‘out-of-control’ boy has been sentenced after a shocking spree in which he stabbed a taxi driver 20 times before attacking two men in their home with a meat cleaver.

Lofty ambitionsDiscount supermarket giant brings high hopes

Supermarket plan could help solve accommodation crisis, says mayor

Telecommunication troubleNationals call for regional network boost after cyclone

The Nationals are pushing for an upgrade to mobile networks in regional WA after cyclone Seroja left victims unable to receive emergency alerts.

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Leadership MattersFrydo: National interest won’t be lost in China talks

Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg says while the Morrison Government wants an open dialogue and a constructive relationship with China, it will not come at the expense of national interests.

Danielle Le Messurier

Pressure off hospitalsWA hospitals save millions after homeless given shelter

Putting a roof over the heads of 10 rough sleepers saved WA’s deluged hospital system more than 1450 overnight bed stays in a year — the equivalent of $2.2 million.

Michael Traill

Resilience is keyAll boom, no bust for WA

The word boom is often followed by the word bust. Historically the two words have been used in conjunction to describe the WA economy. But this time around it’s showing a real resilience.

Access all areas‘Come see us’: New Woodside boss throws open top floors

Woodside’s interim chief executive Meg O’Neill has wasted no time demonstrating her attitude towards corporate culture within the WA oil and gas giant.

DerailedTruckie charged over Kalgoorlie train crash

A truck driver has been charged after his Mack prime mover collided with a freight train in Kalgoorlie, leaving two men with serious injuries.

Bush unpluggedWA outback goes off grid to survive wild weather, fires

Storms or wildfires that down power lines and disrupt supply are the nightmare of grids around the world, but WA’s power providers have found an alternative.

Rob Verdonck

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