Troy de Ruyter

1 week ago | perthnow.com.au | Troy de Ruyter

Two West Aussies joined the millionaires club at the weekend — and they don’t even know it yet. No one has come forward to claim either $1.6 million prize in Saturday’s Lotto draw. The winning tickets were sold at Northam Central Newsagency and The Lucky Charm Pinjarra. It means there are now three outstanding Lotto jackpots to be claimed in WA, with a ticket bought at Warnbro News And Gifts scooping $1.2 million in last Saturday’s draw.

2 weeks ago | perthnow.com.au | Troy de Ruyter

It’s a wild story — a popular comic actor revealing how he was masturbating in the bath when he suddenly spotted his toe floating in the water. Adam Devine made the gobsmacking revelation while telling how he “broke all the bones in (his) legs” after being hit by a cement truck as a child. The 41-year-old comedian was warned by doctors at the time that one of his pinky toes could either “fall off” or “stabilise” as his body healed.

2 weeks ago | perthnow.com.au | Troy de Ruyter

A Lotto ticket worth a cool $1.2 million is yet to be claimed after scooping Saturday’s jackpot. The ticket was bought at Warnbro News And Gifts and locals or anyone who purchased a ticket at the newsagent are urged to check their numbers. Warnbro News And Gifts manager Liam Richards said that he was thrilled to have sold a division one prize. “The boss called me as soon as he found out on Saturday night to share the exciting news,” he said.

3 weeks ago | perthnow.com.au | Troy de Ruyter

We’ve all been children once and we’ve all experienced the fear of having a monster under the bed. So when an anxious youngster complained to their babysitter about just that, she comforted the child, reassured them it was in their imagination and went to prove it. But she got the shock of her life when a real “monster” jumped out from under the bed and knocked her over.

3 weeks ago | 7news.com.au | Troy de Ruyter

A Virgin Australia flight to the Pilbara has landed in back in Perth after being forced to turnaround because of a technical issue. The flight, VA 9211, was scheduled to depart about 6.25am on Tuesday and land at Boolgeeda about 7.55am. A Virgin spokesperson said the jet, a Boeing 737-800, had a minor technical issue after take off and had circled Perth Airport to burn fuel before landing. The jet landed about 8.55am. A replacement aircraft has been organised to take passengers to Boolgeeda.