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Bikie ‘wall of silence’ greets cops probing Brajkovich stabbing
Bikie gangs

Bikie ‘wall of silence’ greets cops probing Brajkovich stabbing

Police Commissioner Col Blanch said efforts to identify who stabbed ex-Hells Angel Dayne Brajkovich had been met by a wall of silence.

  • by Heather McNeill
Delays at Mitsui and Beach Energy’s Waitsia gas project is one of many factors tightening the WA gas market.
Gas

Looming gas shortage predicted to bite WA hard

  • by Peter Milne
Department of Health Director General David Russell-Weisz.
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Hospitals

WA Health boss announces his resignation

  • by Michael Genovese and Hamish Hastie
One example of many serious anomalies was the awarding of a $510,000 contract, which blew out by 350 per cent to $1.75 million.
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Perth

Metropolitan Cemeteries Board ‘working with CCC and Minister’

  • by Gary Adshead
The five-bedroom, five-bathroom Claremont mansion was the most expensive house sold in 2023, fetching $13.3 million.
Property market

From the worst-performing suburbs to the top sales, WA’s year in real estate revealed

  • by Jesinta Burton
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Department of Health Director General David Russell-Weisz.
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Hospitals

WA Health top dog to step down in March

In an email sent to health staff on Thursday morning David Russell-Weisz announced he was resigning from the position he has held for nine years, drawing to a close his 28 years working in WA Health.

  • by Michael Genovese and Hamish Hastie
The 2021 state election was plagued with controversial Liberal candidates.
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Liberal Party

WA Liberals to bring in professionals to weed out controversy ahead of 2025 election

Nominees will pay for the third party vetting themselves via the party’s pricier nomination fee schedule which was agreed to by its state council on the weekend.

  • by Hamish Hastie
Stockland WA general manager Col Dutton and Cedar Woods managing director Nathan Blackburne.
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Big Perth

What’s stopping infill in WA? The hurdles developers face

  • by Hamish Hastie
WA Premier Roger Cook driving a road train on the weekend.
Roger Cook

Cook’s Kimberley truck cruise no laughing matter for Love

  • by Hamish Hastie
Outgoing Department of Justice director general Adam Tomison.
Prisons

WA Justice boss quits in wake of Unit 18 death in custody

  • by Hamish Hastie

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