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Teen catches massive 55cm bream in Lake Macquarie

A 16-year-old from Fassifern has landed a colossal 55cm bream on Christmas Day, believed to be one of the biggest ever caught in Lake Macquarie. Read the full story of this remarkable catch.

The Influential People Who Got WA Talking in 2025

From political heavyweights to cultural icons, meet the West Australians who dominated headlines and shaped conversations across the state in a pivotal 2025. Discover their stories.

Perth vigil honours Bondi massacre victims

Hundreds of mourners gathered at a Perth synagogue for a vigil honouring the 15 lives lost in the Bondi Beach shooting. Community leaders call for action against antisemitism.

WA MPs' Emotional Tribute to Bondi Attack Victims

WA Parliament recalled for a sombre condolence motion after the Bondi terrorist attack. MPs vow to stand with the Jewish community and confront anti-Semitism. Read the powerful speeches.

WA Teens React to Proposed Social Media Ban

West Australian teenagers share their candid thoughts on the state's looming social media ban for under-16s. Discover the debate on safety, connection, and enforcement.

WA's Dhufish Disaster: Cook's Fishing Ban Backlash

Premier Roger Cook faces fierce criticism over a sudden West Coast Demersal fishing ban. The decision, labelled a political miscalculation, threatens recreational fishing and regional votes. Read the full analysis.

WA fishing ban to push up fish and chip prices

A sweeping 21-month ban on catching key demersal species in WA will hit supplies and drive up costs, with the government conceding price rises are inevitable. Find out what it means for your local takeaway.

Cook Won't Promise More Funding After Kennedy Resigns

WA Premier Roger Cook declines to guarantee extra funding for the Electoral Commission after Commissioner Robert Kennedy's resignation over polling booth chaos. What's next for WA's electoral integrity?

Cook labels Perth council drama 'soap opera'

WA Premier Roger Cook has labelled the ongoing turmoil at the City of Perth an 'ongoing soap opera', while backing Lord Mayor Bruce Reynolds' efforts. Read the latest.

WA Govt Mocks Perth Park Protest Size in Parliament

WA Deputy Premier Rita Saffioti ridiculed a protest against the Burswood racetrack redevelopment, comparing its turnout to her cousin's birthday. The Cook Government defends the $61m Perth Park project amid business case scrutiny. Read the full debate.

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