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LOAD OF BULLFarmer caught up in vegan stunt slams ‘activist’ Warden

The White Rocks farmer at the centre of a vegan protest has expressed disappointment at the sentence handed to two convicted men after notorious activist James Warden vowed to continue his crusade.

Jacinta Cantatore and Shannon Hampton

Dairy Farmer Michael Partridge is disappointed at James Warden’s vow.

Potash PotentialSalt Lake Potash signs offtake agreement with Mitsui

Jason Mennell

Crean sails awayEx-Labor leader leaves top job with exporters

“I believe the industry has made significant progress under the guidance of Simon Crean.”

Zach Relph

GuiltyVegan menace Warden’s declaration after avoiding jail

Notorious vegan activist James Warden has narrowly avoided jail after he was found guilty of breaking into a South West dairy farm and stealing a calf, but says “we are not stopping”.

Shannon Hampton

Heated scenesPolitical scrap erupts over Goldfields bushfires

The alleged politicisation of the Goldfields infernos sparked an intense firefight during the first week back of WA Parliament for 2020.

Tom Zaunmayr

New plansCBH tour changed to Europe over coronavirus fears

“With the active outbreak of the novel coronavirus, we have reassessed the proposed destination for the grower study tour and will not be travelling to the Philippines and China.”

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FeverBan that’s catching out air travellers

Ten people entering Australia have been deported for breaching a ban aimed at keeping a virulent disease from entering the country.

Matthew Killoran

Good causeStud Merino breeders’ gala dinner for mental heath

Scott Pickering will soon trade in his chequered shirts, brown boots and blue jeans for a black suit and tie — but his costume change is all for a good cause.

Cally Dupe

Rail section to be open by May: Arc

New chief for Nuffield’s WA branch

WA farmers lend a helping hand at Kangaroo Island

Investment neededEsperance, Margs ‘perfect’ for Aus-first 5G ag trial

Trevor Whittington has told a government committee the two coastal WA towns are ideal locations to trial 5G’s potential for the agriculture industry

Tom Zaunmayr

Rain, please?Low rainfall keeps hurting Ravensthorpe farmers

“I’m not looking at the forecasts any more — I’ve given up.”

Zach Relph

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Trial of the centuryClaremont trial: Everything you need to know

For so long, so much has been said and written about the Claremont serial killings, but so little was known. Now for the first time, read everything you need to know about the ‘trial of the century’.

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Special series: Part oneOur five part investigation into WA’s education

A Baltic republic once annexed by the Soviet Union with a population smaller than Perth’s is streaking ahead of Australia in terms of education. The answer? Making schooling free.

Bethany Hiatt

Coffee o’clockPerth’s best breakfast and brunch spots reviewed

Whether you’re looking for somewhere kid-friendly, Instagrammable or are in dire need of a big, greasy breakfast, your search for a morning destination that ticks all the boxes just got a lot easier.

Kate Emery