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• Pygmy blue whales tagged to monitor migration

  Pygmy blue whales are migrating down Australia's west coast providing researchers to use specialised tracking devices. 2024-11-21 02:03:07

• Calls for 'tough' residential rehab to be closer to home for recovering addicts

  Travelling a round trip of more than 600 kilometres to check into rehab has paid off for Sam Turton, but he says others shouldn't have to travel so far. 2024-11-21 00:53:14

• More police headed for regional Western Australia as government gears up for law and order election

  Paul Papalia has announced the deployment of additional police officers to the regions for summer, while defending his record as police minister. 2024-11-20 21:59:45

• Can a teal independent make a splash in WA's wealthiest electorate?

  Cottesloe was one of only two Liberal seats to hold firm in the red Labor tsunami of 2021, but with the sitting MP on his way out, and a teal-tinged candidate entering the fray, the tide could be changing in the beachside enclave.  2024-11-20 21:41:52

• 'Like an elephant kicking your heart': Man survives sting from world's most venomous fish at WA beach

  Kacper Krupa is fortunate to be alive after he was stung by a stonefish at Hearson's Cove, a popular swimming beach near Karratha. 2024-11-20 21:29:59