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2 days ago · The Latest in News from The West Australian. Vandal blames mid-life crisis after late night raid on train. A Victorian teacher with a degree in fine art told police he was in the midst of a mid-life crisis when he was caught red handed daubing graffiti on a Perth train.
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3 days ago · Super Smink slashed into clear Railway Stakes favourite. She’d been promising that she might be, but Super Smink relieved any doubts about the top-line mare being back to her best when ripping home to take Saturday’s $200,000 Hosemasters Asian Beau Stakes (1400m)
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How Karratha kid’s weekend job kickstarted his $500m wealth. When Sam Kroonenburg was 14, he started working at a computer shop in Maylands. What could have been just another weekend job for a Perth teen was the genesis of a career that’s made him worth more than $500m.
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190 years of The West Australian
To mark 190 years of publication, The West Australian highlights the people, photos, headlines and sporting moments that made the newspaper such an important part of Western Australia’s history.
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Libs promise $25m oncology unit for Geraldton if elected. Two Geraldton locals know firsthand how a radiation oncology centre in Geraldton would benefit the Mid West-Gascoyne community, as the WA Liberals vow to get the service up and running if they win government.
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Perth - The West Australian
Howard heaps praise on Mettam at Liberals anniversary dinner. Former prime minister John Howard says the WA Liberals will face an uphill battle to win the State election but he’s confident the party is up to the task.