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    Richard Dorrough has lived in almost every state in Australia as well as New Zealand since leaving Queensland in 1994.

    Mystery of the suspected serial killer who lived in Byford

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    Banksia park alpaca stud manager Sophie Jackson has been raising alpacas with her family since she was two years old. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Banksia park wins big at royal show

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    Headspace Armadale centre manager Annette Chivers and clinical lead Pearl Proud urged young people to seek help early if they thought they had a mental health issue. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Great new space to clear your head

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    Kaarakin black cockatoo conservation centre avian management officer Rachel Riley with one of the centre’s black cockatoos. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Up close, personal with black cockies

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    Brothers Mark, Ryan and Garrett Chappell will walk 100 kilometres through the Perth hills at the weekend to raise money to fight poverty and honour the memory of their grandfather.

    Walking in grandfather’s memory

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    Serpentine Jarrahdale shire president Keith Ellis is in the spotlight again over his facebook posts.

    Ellis’ online rant ‘utterly inappropriate’ says Cala

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    Armadale detectives sought the whereabouts of William Mitchell Quartermaine, 25, and Kristee Jenai McCullock, 29.

    Wanted: Pregnant woman, man, allegedly armed and dangerous

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    Volunteers Isabel Arevalo-Ligne and Rachel Davison will be giving out information on how to stem Mediterranean fruit fly populations at this Saturday’s Karragullen expo.

    From tree to table at Karragullen expo

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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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    Ping pong-a-thon organiser Martin Dodge and participant Tiger Ross will be playing table tennis this weekend to raise funds to help stop international human trafficking. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    Serving up justice

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    Stuart Graham and Matt Reynolds installed the City of Gosnells’ first NBN node in Langford last week. Photograph — Matt Devlin.

    First NBN node installed in Langford

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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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