NEWS WORTHY: In today’s episode, Ben O’Shea shares a severe weather warning for Perth. Plus, why an expert thinks a four-day work week is DUMB & police say deepfake scams are rising in WA.
Ben O'Shea
A professional soccer player has partially blamed his former club, now stripped of its licence, for his “foolish” decision to begin betting on his own matches.
Liam Beatty
A one-year-old girl last seen on Tuesday is missing from a NSW town near Orange, with police believing she may be with a man and woman known to her.
Emma Kirk
A 29-year-old man was charged with reckless driving and drug offences, accused of evading police and leading them on a chase through Albany’s suburbs in the early hours of Friday morning.
Jacki Elezovich
Commonwealth Bank’s bumper profits was not enough to impress shareholders, with the big four bank dragging the market down.
Cameron Micallef
An ex-Western United soccer player claims his embattled club's late payments were a factor in his yellow card betting fraud, which netted him about $16,000.
Emily Woods
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy will travel to Berlin to join talks with European and US leaders before a summit Trump-Putin summit in Alaska.
Stefanie Dazio and Lorne Cook
Despite determined and longstanding community advocacy, the Shire of Denmark council has voted not to proceed with plans for an indoor pool in the town.
Frightening footage has emerged of the moment a garbage truck erupted into flames, which the council confirmed was sparked by an exceedingly common act.
Alexandra Feiam
One Nation MP Rod Caddies has compared proposed ‘post and boast’ laws in WA to Nazi Germany, amid claims the legislation could restrict protests.
Jessica Page and Oliver Lane
The couple at the helm of Great Southern restaurant Monty’s Leap have announced they will be closing the doors of their beloved venue later this month.
Melissa Sheil
Spencer Park and North Albany will play the 25th edition of the Jo Burling Memorial Match when they meet in the Lower Great Southern Hockey Association’s Cancer Awareness Round on Saturday.
Claire Middleton
From tribute shows to remembering war heroes, here’s your guide to the week ahead in the Great Southern.
Albany Advertiser
Only one-third of packaged foods in supermarkets display health star ratings, making it difficult for consumers to compare items and identify healthy options.
Rachel Jackson
Excitement is building for the highly anticipated annual event, with a taste of what to expect on display inside Centenary Pavilion.
Caitlin Vinci
A drone investigation by conservation groups and ecologists has found an important koala colony living in the path of a proposed coal mine expansion.
Poppy Johnston
Health Infrastructure Minister John Carey has refused to repeat Roger Cook’s claim that WA’s health system is ‘world-class’ while insisting legionella levels at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital are not unusual.
Jessica Page
WA Police says it has been targeted by deepfake scammers seeking to spread misinformation about the State’s new firearm laws, prompting a warning to the public.
Rhianna Mitchell
Emergency services have found a body believed to be that of Bradley Hair during a search operation near Kiama blowhole, two days after the local man vanished.
It was another gangbuster racing round last week, with Broome women flocking to the Broome Turf Club in their most colourful dresses and fascinators for Ladies Day.
Cain Andrews
Keely Berry, the talented all-rounder who has opted for netball over basketball, was a double prize winner at the Great Southern Academy of Sport awards night at Retravision Stadium on Sunday.
A grandmother who was convicted of murdering her partner on their yacht wants to overturn a parole condition preventing her from speaking to the media.
Ethan James
A former Liberal MP has emerged victorious from a years-long battle over three unlawful social media posts that were set to cost him dearly.
Adelaide Lang
The situation in Gaza is appalling and Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu has gone way too far, NZ leader Chris Luxon says, as his country mulls recognising Palestine.
Lucy Craymer
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