Local News
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New mural unveiled at Austin Lakes Baptist College
A new mural has been unveiled at Austin Cove Baptist College.
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MARC staff recognised at 2025 Royal Life Saving WA Bravery Awards
Four Mandurah Aquatic and Recreation Centre employees have been recognised at the 2025 Royal Life Saving WA Bravery Awards.
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Hefty fines for local fisherman after catching pink snappers out of season
Two fisherman from Waikiki and Armadale have been slapped with hefty fines after catching pink snapper during the season closure.
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WATCH: Shocking footage captures youths hanging out of moving car in Secret Harbour, Golden Bay
Shocking footage has emerged of three youths hanging out of a moving car as it travelled through several southern suburbs.
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Shire to leave whale carcass to rot on Preston Beach due to cost of removal
A whale carcass that washed up onto Preston Beach will remain there to rot due to the expense of removing it.
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10-year-old boy charged over attempted armed robbery in Warnbro
A 10-year-old boy has been charged over two separate incidents in Warnbro.
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Dawesville couple charged over alleged cruelty to sick, elderly dog
A Dawesville couple have been charged with animal cruelty offences after allegedly failing to seek vet treatment for their sick, elderly dog.
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Homemade shotgun, firearm instruction manuals, OC spray seized from Greenfields home
Firearms, ammunition, OC spray and firearm instruction manuals have been seized from a home in Greenfields as part of a nation-wide operation targeting illicit firearm activity.
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2025 Telethon home in Madora Bay sells for record price
The 2025 Telethon home in Madora Bay has sold for a record price.
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Concerns for missing Pinjarra boy
UPDATE: Seth has been found safe and well.
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Lorna Buchan becomes City of Rockingham mayor
Lorna Buchan has been elected as the new mayor of Rockingham.
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Amber Kearns announced as Mandurah's new mayor
The City of Mandurah has a new mayor.
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75 per cent of Mandurah, Rockingham yet to vote in local government election
With only days remaining until the local government election, about 75 per cent of eligible voters in the City's of Mandurah and Rockingham are yet to return their ballots.
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Motorcyclist dies in Jarrahdale crash
A motorcyclist has died in a horror crash in Jarrahdale.
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Metronet Byford rail extension now complete
The long-awaited Byford rail extension is now complete and open to commuters.
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Mandurah Post Office celebrates 80th anniversary
Australia Post is celebrating the 80th anniversary of the Mandurah Post Office.
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Pinjarra family left devastated after stranger stabs dogs during walk
A Pinjarra family have been left devastated after their two pet dogs were stabbed during a morning walk.
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West Pinjarra couple charged with neglecting horses
A West Pinjarra couple have been charged after allegedly neglecting their four horses.
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Peel Harvey Biosecurity Group urges landowners to help curb feral pig population
Local landholders are being invited to a free workshop aimed at helping to curb the destructive feral pig population.
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Community pays tribute to local baseballer killed in motorcycle crash
Tributes are flowing for a local motorcycle rider who was killed in a crash on the Kwinana Freeway in Aubin Grove this week.
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Mandurah Boat, Caravan, 4WD and Camping Show returns this weekend
The Mandurah Boat, Caravan, 4WD and Camping Show returns to Rushton Park this weekend.
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Police seek public's help into fatal boating accident in Bunbury
Police are seeking the public's help into a fatal boating accident off Bunbury.
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New AI cameras now fining WA drivers for seatbelt, mobile phone, speeding offences
New AI speed cameras will start fining WA drivers from today with the eight-month grace period now over.
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Winning Lotto ticket purchased in Waikiki
A winning Lotto ticket worth just over $1 million has been purchased from a newsagency in Waikiki.
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Firearms seized from WA 'sovereign citizens'
Police have seized 135 firearms from so-called 'sovereign citizens' across Western Australia following the fatal shooting of two police officers in Victoria.