
Emma Young
Homepage Editor and Journalist at WAtoday
Slapdash natterings from journo @WAtoday, author The Last Bookshop (2021) & The Disorganisation of Celia Stone (2023) @fremantlepress. More active on Instagram.
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4 days ago |
watoday.com.au | Emma Young
Enter the Fini Group, which, Allan said, did “all the things that small arts organisations don’t have the capacity to do, like talking to developers and negotiating sales and undertaking due diligence with a huge range of experts and suppliers who would not be in our phone books, but obviously are colleagues and working partners of a big developer.
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5 days ago |
watoday.com.au | Emma Young
Feral cats often kill significantly more than they eat, the accepted scientific wisdom goes, and the predation events of 2014 and 2023 did not provide any evidence contrary to this typical behaviour. But in 2024, the cats took everything they could possibly digest, including going to lengths to consume the breeding mothers’ brain tissue, leaving only bones, eggshells, and flight and tail feathers.
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5 days ago |
watoday.com.au | Emma Young
SaveNormal text sizeLarger text sizeVery large text sizeSaturday Lotto Superdraw produces two WA millionairesIn case you missed it at the weekend, two West Australian ticket-holders took home $2.2 million in the Saturday Lotto Superdraw. The division one winners bought the winning tickets at Derby Newsagency and through Lotterywest Play Online. There was also a WA division one winner in Super66 worth $135,164, with that ticket bought from Lotterywest Play Online.
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1 week ago |
watoday.com.au | Emma Young
Despite this, staff created and recommended to council the final concept plan with 25 per cent car park. But they also provided an alternate final plan with 100 per cent green space and Councillor Jane Edinger has submitted an alternative motion proposing that council vote for this. Paula Samson, spokeswoman for the local Save Our Space committee, said the public wanted trees.
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1 week ago |
smh.com.au | Anthony Segaert |Emma Young
West Coast are optimistic Oscar Allen has avoided a season-ending injury despite their skipper crumpling in a heap behind play in Sunday’s 34-point loss to Carlton at Optus Stadium. The Blues kicked 10 of the first 11 goals to set up the 12.14 (86) to 7.10 (52) victory in wet and slippery conditions at Optus Stadium. Carlton improved their season record to 6-7, a massive improvement from their 0-4 start to the season.
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