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Rudd's back as Prime Minister - in Stirling anyway
Chalpat Sonti He might not want to be associated with Labor, but it seems some in the party still believe in Kevin Rudd as Prime Minister.
Man falls two storeys in balcony plunge
A 44-year-old man is in a critical condition after falling from the balcony of a building in Highgate.
Murder charge over toddler's death
Rania Spooner A man has been charged with the murder of a two-year-old boy in Bassendean overnight.
Elderly woman bites back at attacking Rottweiler
Aleisha Orr An elderly Perth woman has told how she bit back at a Rottweiler dog in a desperate attempt to stop the animal fatally attacking her beloved Jack Russell.
Charming British scientist remembered
Aleisha Orr Sean Barrett was scheduled to present a talk on quantum physics on Rottnest Island this afternoon; instead his family, friends and colleagues are mourning his death.
Judy Cate 'staying strong for kids'
Anne-Louise Brown In six months Judy Cate has lost her daughter to murder, and is now dealing with the sudden death of her estranged husband.
Murder charge after man, 41, shot dead
Aleisha Orr A man has faced court over the alleged shooting of his stepson.
'I was coerced': corrupt council contractor jailed
Anne-Louise Brown A builder embroiled in a $5 million council contracts rort has been sentenced to 16 months jail.
Perth "Sluts" prepare to Walk despite lack of support
Jenna Clarke A number of third world countries, including India, have reclaimed the word "slut" before Western Australia.
PIAF's art trashed by public
Jenna Clarke Vandals have desecrated a number of high profile, international art works which have been installed next to the Supreme Court for the Perth International Arts Festival.
Body of missing teen found in Bouvard
Lucy Rickard and Aja Styles Friends of teenager Jessie Cate attended a Mandurah court this morning to see for themselves the man who has been charged with killing their young friend.
World loses last World War I combat veteran after death of Perth digger Claude Choules
Lucy Rickard History's last living link with the battlefields of World War I has been broken with the death of 110-year-old digger Claude Choules.
Perth wakes up to a $100m clean-up after storm of the year
Colin Barnett has declared the devastating storm that hit Perth a natural disaster as the city braces for more hail, lightning, gales and flooding this afternoon.
Pub death plunge deals another blow to grief-stricken NZ family
Aja Styles The death of musician Andrew Marshall after he was allegedly thrown out of the window of a popular Perth pub has dealt another blow to a family already rocked by tragedy.
