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As it happened: WA news on Monday, September 7

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ICAC Operation Rosny as it happened: Jeremy Greenwood says Jean Nassif had ‘buyers remorse’ after promising $2 million

Follow for live updates as the Independent Commission Against Corruption investigates links between Liberal Party operatives, fugitive property…

?NIMBYism at its most dangerous’: Life-saving medicine site axed after mayor intervenes

A life-saving medical dispenser was earmarked to be installed on Victoria Street in Richmond – until the mayor sent a letter to the health minis…

The West’s breathless AI spending spree can end only one way

As every student of investment trends knows, any boom will ultimately always culminate in a bust.

?Does not make me dishonest’: Charles Perrottet defends his lies to corruption probe

The one-time “muscle” of the right wing of the Liberal Party has denied colluding with his wife, Anita, in their evidence to the ICAC.

Lindian inks 20-year offtake deal for Kazakhstan rare earths product

Lindian Resources has locked in a 20-year offtake deal with French rare earths specialist Carester to supply high-value heavy rare earths from i…

Critical Resources data dive uncovers three NZ gold-antimony targets

Critical Resources has defined three priority gold-antimony targets at its Silver Peaks project, sitting just south of OceanaGold’s giant Macrae…

Margaret Preston was called ‘Australia’s greatest artist’. But her legacy is complicated

A comprehensive show devoted to one of our most significant artists delves into her art and legacy across 200 works.

The long-awaited report that left out the key detail patients were promised

Psychiatrists and mental health advocates have accused the Minns government of hiding the extent of chronic workforce shortages affecting vulner…

Alan Jones trial as it happened: Hadley said Jones ‘needs to be destroyed’ in text to complainant C as cross-examination of former 2GB broadcaster continues

Hadley returns to the witness box on Wednesday after a legal issue temporarily delayed his evidence.

Infini steps up Canadian uranium hunt with 5000m drill push

Infini Resources has stepped up its Canadian uranium hunt with 5000m of drilling after 3D modelling defined a district-scale target set at Portl…

Melbourne flood mapping: These luxury Brunswick homes were already approved. Now they’re in a flood zone

Pre-sold developments around the city are facing fresh assessments by Melbourne Water after sweeping changes to flood mapping pushed the propert…

How Ben Roberts-Smith could help Hanson bring down a future Liberal leader

The greatest political victim of the Ben Roberts-Smith case may yet prove to be Andrew Hastie, who did no more than give evidence in court – as…

Are you a Meghan or a Dolly? A serious question for our times

And it’s a question that politicians and business leaders might do well to answer, too.

Six months in, Iran’s regime stands, US goals remain unmet

It is difficult to see the war as anything other than a failure by the US to bend Iran to its will, with damaging strategic and economic implica…

Labor slams excise cut plan as Coalition being addicted to big tobacco

One of the nation’s largest public health failures, the surge in illegal cigarettes, is now the centre of fight between the government and oppos…

As it happened: WA news on Friday, August 28

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Coogee Beach rapist sues state over ‘inhumane conditions’

Fernando Octavio Salas-Collard, who raped a 16-year-old girl in the Coogee beach toilets, is among prisoners suing the state.