Mt Lawley making up for lost time in Amateurs - The West Australian: "But they have made a move into the top four as Trinity Aquinas and Maddington have fallen away. Mt Lawley had what could be a season-turning win over North Beach in round 12 and continued their winning way, albeit narrowly, against Fremantle CBC last Saturday."
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Furious winds batter south - The West Australian
Furious winds batter south - The West Australian: "SES volunteers responded to call-outs from across the metropolitan region, including a wall collapse in Como, roof damage to a Mandurah school and fallen trees in Wanneroo and Thornlie."
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Football West: Joondalup share spoils with Maddington
Football West: Joondalup share spoils with Maddington: "Joondalup City assistant coach Terry Booth hailed his side’s strength in depth after battling to a 1-1 draw with top of the table Maddington White City in the All Flags State League Division Two."
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Where Pan Reach? – Now Found in One Of The Most Remote Cities In The World - Perth
Where Pan Reach? – Now Found in One Of The Most Remote Cities In The World - Perth: "After rehearsals began on February 9, 2013, the first steelband in Western Australia, led by Larry Carvalho, a businessman based in Perth, launched with its inaugural public performance at the Don Russell Performing Arts Centre in Thornlie during the weekend of June 27 to 29, 2013. The event was hosted by the Caribbean Australia Association (CAA)."
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