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    In an exclusive interview, Anthony Albanese praised his three years in office as the most stable first-term government “potentially in the whole post-war period”.

    The NightlyAlbo reveals shock third term plans in exclusive interview

    Latika M Bourke

    Xi Jinping has called out Donald Trump's tariff strategy, saying there are no winners in trade wars.

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    Warren Masilamony

    Children born to a mother who had gestational diabetes are more likely to develop ADHD, according to a WA study.

    HealthVideoCommentsPremiumLink between mums with diabetes and ADHD in kids

    Jake Dietsch

    Parkland Heights’ Cowboy Brock statue has returned.

    WA newsPremiumBaldivis cowboy statue stolen in dark of night found by cops

    Ava Berryman

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      Residents in the northern suburb say they have lost trust in the Government.

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      Rita Saffioti has been forced to defend her department’s clearing of a small suburban wetland to make way for a road extension — despite turtles and cockatoos being affected, prompting a community outcry.

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      Of the 57 road fatalities in WA this year, at least 27 were over the age of 40, a trend that worries the State’s top road-traffic cop. 

      The National Trust has defended its decision to turn former prime minister Bob Hawke’s childhood home into an Airbnb-style property.

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      The National Trust has defended its decision to turn former prime minister Bob Hawke’s West Leederville childhood home into an Airbnb-style property.

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      Mourners at Faraz Tahir’s funeral in Marsden Park last year.

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      The family of the Bondi Junction hero security guard have announced an initiative in his name and they hope it will save lives.

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