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    Don was a mentor and friend

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    No job too small: Hastie

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    Hastie wins Canning

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    Labor Canning by-election candidate Matt Keogh, opposition leader Bill Shorten and federal member for Perth Alannah MacTiernan at Mr Keogh’s family home in the Kelmscott.

    Candidates make a move on Canning

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    The Australian solar council held a forum between candidates about solar power in Mandurah on the weekend.

    Consider solar when voting says Solar Council

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    Federal Canning

    Federal Canning
    Business Armadale president Paul Harrison. Photograph - Robyn Molloy.

    Infrastructure, NBN biggest issues for small business

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    Armadale 24/7 police station back on the agenda

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    Mixed views on who will win Canning

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    Transport Minister visits Denny Avenue, promises ‘ideas’

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    Tributes for Don Randall flow in Canberra as parliament resumes

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    What the minor parties stand for in Canning by-election

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    Finance minister Mathias Cormann, Prime Minister Tony Abbott, Canning by-election candidate Andrew Hastie and WA Transport Minister Dean Nalder at a joint announcement to fund the Armadale road duplication at Beaver Tree Services warehouse in Kelmscott on Saturday. Photograph - Robyn Molloy.

    Armadale Road gets $145m for duplication

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    Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull welcomes Member for Canning Andrew Hastie to parliament.

    Hastie sworn in, vows to put Canning people first

    Hamish Hastie -
    Cedric Hohrmann from Armadale talks crime with Labor candidate for Canning Matt Keogh and deputy Labor leader Tanya Plibersek in the Jull Street mall. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Keogh talks Kelmscott

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    Shadow minister for infrastructure and transport Anthony Albanese with Labor candidate for Canning Matt Keogh at Denny Avenue on Tuesday. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Keogh hopes to draw reticent voters

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    Canning by-election candidate Matt Keogh may contest the new seat of Burt at next year’s federal election. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Not the end for Matt Keogh

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    Prime Minster Tony Abbott, Canning Liberal candidate Andrew Hastie and City of Armadale mayor Henry Zelones discuss CCTV.

    Abbott shocked by Armadale attack

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