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Phone charge cables, heaters pose huge risk for grey nomads

Ulladulla · Ulladulla

Phone charge cables, heaters pose huge risk for grey nomads

100% Left coverage: 31 sources

Avoid common fire traps in small spaces, like lithium batteries and phone chargers. Essential fire safety tips for caravanners including evacuation plans and preventing battery fires.See the Story

Yung Filly faces two new sexual assault charges

Crime · United Kingdom

Yung Filly faces two new sexual assault charges

Coverage: 12 sources

WA Loses War Against Invasive Pest

WA Loses War Against Invasive Pest

56% Left coverage: 9 sources

The WA Budget Has a Clear Theme, and It's Not Cost-of-Living Relief

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

In a bid to insulate WA from global turmoil, Premier Roger Cook and Treasurer Rita Saffioti's first post-election budget pays for the basics and then seeks to build a fortress around the state's economy.Infrastructure · Western Australia See the Story

Art Activists in Legal Bid to Kill Massive Woodside Gas Project

57% Left coverage: 7 sources

The gas giant’s controversial project faces another hurdle as environmental activists launch an 11th-hour bid to overturn a state government approval.Business · Bunbury See the Story

Anniversary of agony: families never give up the search for missing Australians

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Around 50,000 people are reported missing in Australia every year. People like Andrew Olphert, Angela Jeffrey, Tremaine Reid and Russell Wright remain missing.Mandurah · Mandurah See the Story

Big-spending budget raises questions over living relief

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A cash splash from the nation's richest state is targeting housing supply and health but critics say there should have been greater cost-of-living relief.Health · Mandurah See the Story

Budget Billions Helps Cashed-up State Lead Debt Battle

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A seventh surplus budget for the nation's richest state sets it apart from other jurisdictions as it enjoys...Mandurah · Mandurah See the Story

Cashed-up state to spend 'like we've never seen before'

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

With another healthy budget surplus forecast, a state treasurer is expected to reveal significant spending to boost infrastructure...Bunbury, Australia · Bunbury See the Story

Lithium supply will fall short of growing electric vehicle demand through 2029, analysis finds

46% Left coverage: 13 sources

In a study published in Cell Reports Sustainability, researchers conducted the most comprehensive analysis to date on lithium supply and demand in China, Europe, and the U.S. Despite the fact that domestic lithium production ...Elon Musk See the Story

Vital step toward healing as ancestors returned home

Coverage: 2 sources

Indigenous custodians have received the remains of ancestors that had been kept in Japanese institutions, in what is considered a vital step towards healing.Western Australia · Western Australia See the Story

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