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WA storm cuts power to thousands as wild weekend weather continues
Wild weather is continuing to hammer southern WA, with trees and power lines brought down by strong winds and emergency crews dealing with hundreds of calls for help. Western Power figures show at least 30,000 customers have been hit by outages, with more than 250 storm-related outages in the South West. Fremantle's WA Day festival has been cancelled, and a new severe weather warning has been issued for the Great Southern, Central Wheatbelt and southern Goldfields regions.
Rare images capture pioneer life on WA's south coast in the early 1900s
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Emergency services applauded after responding to 'traumatic' shark attack
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Water Corp says maintenance of 54,000km of pipes a challenge amid complaints
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Iran war live: Kuwait Airport hit and US air bases attacked as ceasefire on brink
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Is the Great Nicobar Island India’s Hormuz-like chokepoint against China?
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Paige Spiranac stunned by the power & 'tempo' of pros ahead of women's U.S. Open, Barkley chair lifts & MEAT
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Magnitude 6.2 earthquake shakes southern Italy
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