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    Police find missing boy

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    Vote reps not egos

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    Alyssa Bolger, 10, was named this year’s little telethon star and is keen to share what life is like with autism.

    Telethon star shines bright

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    Examiner editor Robyn Molloy’s story about Senior Constable Joseph Gonzalez’ career was one of three to make her a finalist in the WA Media Awards on Saturday.

    Examiner makes top 3

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    Barry and Lorraine Young would hold the annual Amanda’s memorial garden fete this month. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    In full bloom

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    Canning show regular Ron Seaton will be showing his flowers and produce at this year’s show. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Get entries ready for the Canning show

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    Otto Seyfarth and Lei Cui from Curtin university with the finger exoskeleton. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Groundbreaking research helps hand rehabilitation

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    Shadow energy minister wanted regulations on electric vehicle facilities and home batteries removed.

    Battery rule needs turfing

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    Angie Stone, Myra Cunningham and Noreen Vallis enjoy a day of socialising at the club. Photographs — Matt Devlin.

    Socialise, have fun with seniors

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    East Cannington resident Desmond Bowers wants tougher asbestos policies from the city. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Asbestos concerns

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    Inquiry found failings but no corruption

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    New City Theatre group secretary and experienced director Peter Chikritzhs will be hosting auditions for child actors this weekend for a children’s festival scheduled for December. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Stage call for children

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