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Breaking: Major police incident south of Perth, public urged to stay away

Breaking: Major police incident south of Perth, public urged to stay away
ABC Australia Saturday 14 November 2026, 01:41 UTC 1 min read
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Police are responding to reports of a serious incident south of Perth. Members of the public have been urged to stay away from Keysbrook, a rural outer suburb about 35 kilometres north-east of Mandurah and 70km south-east of Perth. In a statement, WA police said "significant resources" have been deployed to the area.

Police are responding to reports of a serious incident south of Perth. Members of the public have been urged to stay away from Keysbrook, a rural outer suburb about 35 kilometres north-east of Mandurah and 70km south-east of Perth. In a statement, WA police said "significant resources" have been deployed to the area. "Members of the public are asked to stay away from the area and await further advice," the statement said. Loading
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