Woman wins right over dead husband's sperm
Court gives woman right to remove dead husband's sperm
It has been revealed that a West Australian woman has won the right to have sperm removed from the body of her husband just hours after his death. More
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DPP to appeal against sentences in child abuse case
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DNA order
A Perth Magistrate has ordered a man accused of involvement in a drug conspiracy to give a sample of his DNA to the Australian Federal Police.
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Carer says disabled victim
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Iron ore sold at discount prices
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Global crisis hits WA phosphate producer
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Storm leaves trail of destruction in Albany
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Record membership despite financial crisis: HBF
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Man charged with cyber stalking
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McCusker to step down as Parliamentary Inspector
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Lead shipments at Fremantle under consideration: Faragher
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Sinking boat: Rescued passengers on way to Christmas Is
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Mt Isa Mayor picks up 'sexist' Ernie
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FMG expands as share price plunges
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Police party warning
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Proposed lead shipments spark protest in Fremantle
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Police stressed over fatal road crash
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Man charged with murder of Geraldton charity worker
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Police Commissioner defends use of Tasers
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HMAS Sydney service 'emotionally charged'
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FMG bucks the industry trend by signing a deal to increase iron ore sales to China
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The Treasurer hasn't rule out job cuts in the public service as part of buget cuts.
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Police in Perth are treating the disappearance of convicted drug dealer Frank La Rosa and his wife as a murder investigation.
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Kevin Reynolds has won a bitter election fight to retain his job as leader of the CFMEU.
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ABC: State political reporter Peter Kennedy speaks to Eoin Cameron about the week in politics.
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News Audio: Westpac Bank senior economist Bill Evans is predicting interest rates will fall another 1.75% in the next few months.
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News Online: The Federal and Western Australian Governments have agreed on a two-year trial of welfare income management for child protection.
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News Audio: Press conference: AFL chief Andrew Demetriou outlines the conditions for Ben Cousins' return to the league.
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This week, Colin Barnett visited Esperance for the first time as Premier to meet some of the families most affected by lead contamination.
WA Weather
Friday, 21 Nov, 2008
| Albany | Showers | 13-18 |  |
| Broome | Mostly sunny | 26-33 |  |
| Bunbury | Possible shower | 13-23 |  |
| Geraldton | Mostly sunny | 14-24 | |
| Kalgoorlie | Mostly cloudy | 16-27 |  |
| Karratha | Rain developing | 22-31 |  |
| Perth | Possible shower | 13-24 | |
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- Today: Corruption and Crime Commission tabling report on Tony McRae and lobbyists.
- Today: Day one of the Sheffield Shield cricket match between WA and Victoria at the WACA ground.
