Typhoon Cempaka to briefly enter Philippine area of responsibility|Visayas, Romblon bishops renew opposition to Boracay casino|LTO summons bus driver, operator after fatal road accident|Tacloban carries typhoon lessons 13 years after Yolanda|Senate prioritizes P7.2-trillion budget, tax relief|Government workers to receive year-end bonus and cash gift|Vice President's defense begins amid calls for her testimony|Grandfather's legacy celebrated at Osaka's Tsutenkaku landmark|Climate change threatens Japan's autumn foods with rising heat|Japanese hospital develops 'germ-free flowers' for patients|Typhoon Cempaka to briefly enter Philippine area of responsibility|Visayas, Romblon bishops renew opposition to Boracay casino|LTO summons bus driver, operator after fatal road accident|Tacloban carries typhoon lessons 13 years after Yolanda|Senate prioritizes P7.2-trillion budget, tax relief|Government workers to receive year-end bonus and cash gift|Vice President's defense begins amid calls for her testimony|Grandfather's legacy celebrated at Osaka's Tsutenkaku landmark|Climate change threatens Japan's autumn foods with rising heat|Japanese hospital develops 'germ-free flowers' for patients|

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Western Australia
crime1 h ago

Inquest to examine medical care preceding double murder

A coronial inquest will focus on the medical care received by Mark Bombara before he murdered a mother and daughter. The tragedy significantly impacted Western Australia.

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Western Australia
governance17 h ago

Minister faces calls for sacking amid child welfare emergency criticism

Western Australia Minister Don Punch is facing criticism and a petition for his dismissal. Allegations state he was not present during a critical child welfare emergency.

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Western Australia
business economy18 h ago

REIWA seeks stamp duty, rental relief in budget wishlist

The Real Estate Institute of Western Australia (REIWA) is advocating for stamp duty and rental relief in the upcoming state budget. REIWA president Rob Mandanici noted rising property costs.

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Western Australia
education1 d ago

Western Australia's 2029 Bicentenary to Focus on Inclusion

Western Australia's 2029 bicentenary committee chair advocates for the event to be a commemoration rather than a celebration. The agenda includes inclusion and education.

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