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Following the retirement of MP Paul Papalia, One Nation’s Western Australian leader is confident they can cause an upset at the upcoming byelection.

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A Shire of Gin Gin councillor has called for a special council meeting amid mounting concerns about transparency. He joined 6PR Mornings host Simon Beaumont to explain.

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A petition has been launched to save Neil the Seal from euthanasia. Clarence City Council Cr Emma Goyne joined 6PR Breakfast hosts Karl Langdon and Mick Colliss to discuss the mounting concerns.

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Do the Eagles carry Harley Reid?

Eagles midfielder Tom McCarthy has dismissed the idea after the young star's record-breaking free-kick count was revealed.

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The Australian Manufacturing Workers’ Union WA has criticised BHP for its failure to negotiate in "good faith”, prompting historic industrial action.

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Following the death of 27-year-old Australian rules footballer Nathan Fitzgerald, there are renewed calls for improved safety standards at multi-purpose grounds.

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MS Australia is urging the federal government and pharmaceutical companies to resolve a pricing dispute that could see patients paying up to $33,000.

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A Perth grandfather is nearing the finish line of his 3500-kilometre charity trek, raising vital funds for Neuromuscular WA.

But who inspired his journey? He joined 6PR Breakfast hosts Karl Langdon and Mick Colliss to explain.

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The First Nations community says discussion about their culture is "improving", as NAIDOC Week celebrates "50 years of deadly".

Aunty Freida told 6PR Long Lunch host Tod Johnston that the week of celebrations acts as a "statement".

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A cornerstone of Western Australia’s economy, the Perth Mint continues to inject millions into the state’s coffers. Mint chairman John Van Der Wielen discussed the organisation's ongoing impact with 6PR Mornings host Chrissy Morrissy.

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The federal government has pledged $5.5 million to combat the illicit tobacco trade in Western Australia.

Assistant Minister Julian Hill said the funding is essential to mitigating the trade’s impact.

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Tourism Central Australia is offering free flights from Perth to Alice Springs, aiming to improve the outback city's reputation.
But is there a catch?

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Is a preoccupation with university degrees stifling vocational enrolment? Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry CEO Andrew McKellar spoke to 6PR Drive host Mark Doran about why we need to remove the barriers between the two sectors.

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Premier Roger Cook has hailed outgoing Minister Paul Papalia as a "great Australian", praising his successful tenure in the corrective services portfolio. He spoke with 6PR Drive host Mark Doran about Papalia's legacy.

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Calling all home cooks! The Perth Royal Show is on the hunt for the next generation of culinary talent. 6PR Weekends host Chrissy Morrissy caught up with the chief steward for the secrets to making your dish a winner.

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Minister for Corrective Services and Defence Industries Paul Papalia has announced his retirement from politics after almost two decades.

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Did you earn pocket money growing up? New data from Finder reveals that Australian children under 13 earn an average of $21.60 a week, with boys earning slightly more than girls.

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Fresh concerns have emerged about the quality of education in Western Australian schools, with the Principals’ Federation of WA highlighting deteriorating buildings, inadequate wiring and ageing toilets.

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The thrill of live theatre has not been lost on four-time Gold Logie winner Lisa McCune, as Steel Magnolias lands in Perth on Tuesday.

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Locals are opposing plans to move Bunbury’s Bunnings Warehouse to Dalyellup. 6PR Breakfast hosts Ian Blackley and Mick Colliss heard from a local campaigner about why the relocation could “rip the heart out of” the city.

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