Western Australia

• PerthSportsOct 11

  Perth Glory star Tom Lawrence injured during pre-season match

  Tom Lawrence, a star attacker for Perth Glory, was forced off with a knee issue midway through the team's final pre-season game. This injury comes as coach Adam Griffiths dealt with another player setback involving Daniel Solsky. The incident raises concerns about the team's fitness ahead of the A-League Men opener.

• PerthEconomyOct 11

  Perth-founded sea moss brand Belo’s broader push into gut health with jams

  A Perth-founded sea moss brand is planning to expand its offerings by launching healthy jams, aiming for a broader focus on gut health.

• PerthSportsOct 11

  Perth Running Festival Sees Record Turnout and Multiple Winners

  Dominic Ngeno won the Perth Running Festival Marathon despite brutal head winds. Other winners included Antonina Kwambai in the women's marathon and Matt Ramsden in the men’s half marathon. The event saw a sold out field of 18,500 runners.

• PerthSportsOct 11

  Kane Cornes completes first marathon at Perth Running Festival for Telethon

  AFL legend Kane Cornes completed the first of his two marathons this week at the Perth Running Festival. He ran under three hours alongside over 18,750 runners from 58 countries. Cornes will run a second marathon on Rottnest Island for Telethon.

• PerthSportsOct 11

  Wildcats import praises teammate Jesse Wagstaff

  A Perth Wildcats import named Dylan Windler praised captain Jesse Wagstaff as his best teammate ever, even comparing him favorably to major NBA names.

• PerthSocietyOct 10

  Telethon Family Festival returns to Perth CBD with free activities

  The Telethon Family Festival is returning to the Perth CBD from RAC Arena to Yagan Square on Sunday, October 18. The free community celebration promises carnival rides, face painting, and a mermaid show. Attendees can also see local organizations in action.

• PerthSocietyOct 10

  Perth Parents Speak After Mexican Court Finds Men Guilty in Sons' Murder

  The Perth parents of slain brothers Callum and Jake Robinson stated that the guilty verdict against three men in Mexico is a step toward justice. The brothers, graduates of Sacred Heart College in Perth’s north, were killed during a surfing trip to Mexico two years ago.

• PerthSocietyOct 10

  Perth Archbishop concedes eight-year delay in justice for Christopher Saunders abuse verdict

  The Perth Archbishop conceded an eight-year delay regarding the justice for Christopher Saunders' abuse verdict. He defended letting police lead the case against the former Broome bishop.

• PerthSocietyOct 9

  Gardening Advice: Helping Struggling Orange Trees and Grevilleas

  Sabrina Hahn offers advice on common Perth gardening issues, sharing solutions for readers' prickly plant problems.

• PerthSocietyOct 9

  Perth Landlords Face Near Doubling of Tax Amid Block Value Rise

  Land tax has almost doubled for some Perth landlords due to increased block values. Some claim tenants may end up paying the extra cost.

• PerthSocietyOct 9

  Three men found guilty of murdering Perth brothers and friend in Mexico

  Three men were convicted of aggravated homicide for the murder of Perth brothers Jake and Callum Robinson and their American friend. The incident occurred during a surfing trip to Mexico in 2024. The trial took place in Ensenada, where the judge ruled the defendants acted with premeditation.

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