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Man's leg cut off in machinery accident
	A man is in a stable condition in Royal Darwin Hospital after losing his leg in a machinery accident in Kununurra, Western Australia.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at ABC(WA)

Freo stand by tough Hasleby call
	Fremantle has defended its decision to drop retiring veteran Paul Hasleby for Saturday's elimination final against the Hawks at Subiaco Oval.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at ABC(WA)

Blokes in the spotlight
	Blokes are in the spotlight as community theatre recruits
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at ABC(WA)

Environmentalists say too much heavy industry in area as approval given to plant
	A South West environment group says it is disappointed the Federal Government's has given environmental approval for a urea plant to be based in Collie.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at ABC(WA)

Academic sacked over pressuring students for sex
	Murdoch University has sacked an academic accused of trying to pressure female students into sex for higher marks while working at Curtin University.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at ABC(WA)

Son charged with murder of missing mother
	A 25-year-old Mount Hawthorn man has been charged with murdering his 56-year-old mother.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at ABC(WA)

Killer mother of twins mentally ill for years
	A mentally ill Perth woman who drowned her twin babies has been given a three-year jail term.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at ABC(WA)

Dam levels not primary indicator of supply
	The head of the Water Corporation says dam levels no longer reflect how much water is really available to Perth users.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at ABC(WA)

Legionnaires' risk for travellers to Bali
	The WA Health Department is warning travellers returning from Bali to look out for symptoms of Legionnaires' disease.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at ABC(WA)

Brawl forces police to call for back up
	Police in Meekatharra have charged seven people in relation to a brawl in which officers were threatened with weapons, including a home-made sword.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at ABC(WA)

World's biggest gasification plant a step closer
	The Federal Government has granted environmental approval for what will be the world's biggest coal gasification and storage facility, in Western Australia's South West.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at ABC(WA)

Kalgoorlie seat boundary change 'right thing to do'
	Outgoing member for Kalgoorlie Barry Haase says he is most proud of his work towards changing the seat's boundaries.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at ABC(WA)

Departments reach deal on local mining plans
	The Western Australian Government says it has taken a balanced approach in its environmental arrangements for a resource-rich area north of Southern Cross.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at ABC(WA)

Woman appeals against officer assault conviction
	A 22-year-old woman found guilty of assaulting a Geraldton police officer is appealing against her conviction.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at ABC(WA)

Court jails methamphetamine dealer
	A 50-year-old convicted Geraldton drug dealer has been jailed for two years and ten months.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at ABC(WA)

Navy intercepts asylum boat
	An asylum seeker boat has been intercepted in waters north of Christmas Island this morning.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at ABC(WA)

Remains of sick whale tested
	Samples from a whale that was put down in Albany yesterday are being sent to a laboratory for tests.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at ABC(WA)

Windfall with high commodity prices
	The Western Australian government is set to reap a windfall from continuing high commodity prices.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at ABC(WA)

Carpark brawl leaves one in hospital
	A brawl involving up to ten people in a carpark near Busselton has left one person in hospital.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at ABC(WA)

Higher appeal over transgender decision
	Two transgender people who lost the right to be considered male will appeal against the decision in the High Court.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at ABC(WA)

Compulsory acquisition divides Broome
	The Government's decision to compulsorily acquire land near Broome has polarised the town with Aboriginal and green groups calling it outrageous while the business community says it will be a boost.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at ABC(WA)

Student hotline set up after sex pest leaves
	Students at Curtin University say they are satisfied with the institution's handling of misconduct complaints against a former academic.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at ABC(WA)

Dockers boosted by mass signings
	Fremantle have received a massive morale boost ahead of Saturday's elimination final against Hawthorn, with eight players, including gun midfielder Stephen Hill, agreeing to new AFL deals.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at ABC(WA)

Immigration 'trying to deceive Australia' over Curtin move
	An asylum seeker advocate has ridiculed Immigration's explanation over why it moved Afghans who broke out of the Darwin detention centre.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at ABC(WA)

Fortescue boss backs taxation summit
	Fortescue Metals Group chief executive Andrew Forrest has met with key independent MP Rob Oakeshott this afternoon and says they have agreed on a plan to hold a "taxation summit".
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at ABC(WA)

Whale nursery 'bigger than expected'
	HUMPBACK whale calving grounds off WA's Kimberley coast stretch much further out to sea than previously thought, say researchers.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at Perth Now

Man denies bashing bouncer
	A 26-YEAR-OLD man accused of assaulting a bouncer outside a Perth nightclub has refuted the charge during a brief court appearance today.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at Perth Now

Man loses leg in construction horror
	A MAN has lost one of his legs and injured the other in a shocking workplace accident in Kununurra this morning.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at Perth Now

Paul Hogan allowed to travel
	AN agreement has been reached to allow Crocodile Dundee star Paul Hogan to travel, despite his ongoing dispute with the Australian Tax Office.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at Perth Now

Murdoch sacks 'sex-for-marks' academic
	AN academic accused of pressuring students for sexual favours at Curtin University has been sacked by another institution after the story caused an international scandal.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at Perth Now

Bali Legionnaires' Disease warning
	TWO West Australians and one Victorian who recently returned from Bali have been diagnosed with Legionnaires' Disease.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at Perth Now

Missing woman's son on murder charge
	THE 25-year-old son of missing Perth woman Ah Bee Mack has been charged with his mother's murder.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at Perth Now

Twins' killer mum gets 3 years
	A DEPRESSED mother who drowned her seven-month-old twins in a bathtub was today sentenced to three years in a psychiatric institution.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at Perth Now

Red rain from space may hold alien life
	CELLS from India's red rain of 2001 multiply under extreme heat - and they don't contain DNA.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at Perth Now

Man accused of city sex attack
	A MAN who allegedly took a woman to a construction site in Perth's CBD and sexually assaulted her had inhaled some solvents, a court has heard.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at Perth Now

Katter's 20 points to win his vote
	KINGMAKING independent Bob Katter ponders what three independents can get if one MP can secure a $1 billion pledge from Tony Abbott.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at Perth Now

Man stabbed during street brawl
	A MAN will appear in a Bunbury court this morning after a 36-year-old was stabbed with scissors in a street brawl at Geographe last night.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at Perth Now

Navy intercepts boat carrying 61
	ANOTHER boatload of suspected asylum seekers carrying 59 pasengers are on their way to Christmas Island after being intercepted today.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at Perth Now

BP removes cap from plugged oil well
	BP removes cap which stemmed oil flow from ruptured well in Gulf of Mexico in a key step toward killing the well once and for all.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at Perth Now

Trapped miner exposed as cheat
	"DEVOTED" wife of trapped miner horrified but determined after she runs into secret mistress at vigil.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at Perth Now

Shark attacks holidaying Aussie
	A SYDNEY man stared death in the face when a shark mauled his head while in the Solomon Islands.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at Perth Now

Another Gulf oil rig explodes
	AN oil platform has exploded in flames off the coast of Louisiana, sparking fears of a new oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at Perth Now

Three Pakistan players charged
	THE International Cricket Council has charged Pakistan's Salman Butt, Mohammad Aamer and Mohammad Asif with various offences under its anti-corruption code.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at Perth Now

Rapist's neighbours 'given panic buttons'
	RELATIVES of a rapist released by a West Australian Supreme Court judge fear he may reoffend, and are stunned that he was let out of jail.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at Perth Now

TV chef leads mine plan protest
	AN underground coalmine planned for Western Australia's world-class wine region of Margaret River has infuriated and mobilised locals.
	Saturday, September 04, 2010	Read story at Perth Now

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