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St Johnstone fan group Fair City Unity will host soft toy collection to bring happiness to local kids this Christmas

Football fans and the wider Perth public can take their donations down to the East Stand of McDiarmid Park between 12-3pm on Saturday, November 12

Daily Record

Tory shop owner blasted for 'racist' rant about asylum seekers

A TORY businesswoman has been branded a “racist” after posting a "disgusting" rant about asylum seekers on social media.

The National (Scotland)

Perth city centre takeaway denied chance to extend late night catering licence

A Perth takeaway owner - refused to extend his catering licence - said visitors from Dundee, Edinburgh and Stirling expect takeaways to be open later

Daily Record

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Gold award delight for Perth butcher D G Lindsay & Son

The business, based in North Methven Street, struck gold with their sirloin steak

Daily Record

Poundland opens new budget store at St Catherine's Retail Park in Perth

The finishing touches were being made to the store this week

Daily Record

Perth restaurateur moved by public support following closure announcement

Graeme Pallister of 63 Tay Street has taken the difficult decision to close in large part because of looming sewer works he believes will put off customers

Daily Record

Claremont killer Bradley Edwards refused to be interviewed about disappearance of Julie Cutler

Claremont killer Bradley Edwards refused to be interviewed by detectives reinvestigating the mysterious disappearance of a Perth woman in 1988, as a coroner concludes she is dead.

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Scots shop owner branded racist after 'foul-smelling asylum seeker' post online

Kairen said she felt a "deep anger" over asylum seekers believing they had a right to be in the country.

Daily Record

Julie Cutler inquest throws up more questions than answers over 1988 disappearance of Perth woman

The first day of an inquest into the 1988 disappearance of Julie Cutler reveals plenty of new information, but few answers about what happened to her when she vanished without a trace after leaving a work party.

ABC News

Sudanese minister who allegedly threatened woman on last visit cancels appearance at Sydney mining conference

Sudanese Minerals Minister Mohamed Bashir Abunammu — whose behaviour towards a woman during a visit to Perth earlier this year prompted an apology from the country's ambassador — cancels an appearance at a mining conference in Sydney.

ABC News

Brand new primary school at Bertha Park in Perth given the go-ahead

Perth and Kinross Council's Learning and Families Committee this week approved the creation of a primary school at Bertha Park

Daily Record

JackJumpers add to Perth's NBL woes

Tasmania have gone to Western Australia and taken the spoils as they handed Perth their fifth straight loss in the NBL.

AAP

Death of Aboriginal teenager in western Australia ignites nationwide rallies and vigils

At least 38 rallies held in cities and towns across Australia, including in Sydney and Perth

The Independent UK

Many suspects in WA woman's disappearance

Claremont killer Bradley Robert Edwards is not believed to have been involved in the 1988 disappearance of Perth woman Julie Cutler, an inquest has been told.

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Julie Cutler vanished in Perth 34 years ago, her family tells inquest they believe it was murder

The father and sister of a 22-year-old woman who vanished in Perth 34 years ago tell an inquest into her disappearance she would not have committed suicide and they believe she was murdered.

The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: nationwide vigils mourn Cassius Turvey, fresh Covid warning, Qantas scoops a Shonky award

In today’s newsletter: vigils across the nation pay tribute to Indigenous schoolboy; NSW health chief to urge greater booster take-up; and fly with the ‘spirit of disappointment’

The Guardian - AU

Cassius Turvey: thousands attend vigils across the country for allegedly murdered schoolboy

Rallies from Perth to Sydney pay tribute to 15-year-old killed on his way home from school in Western Australia

Daily Record

Playwright visits Perth court where historic slavery case was heard

Perth Sheriff Court got a literary visitor, a playwright, in connection to a historic case heard there 244 years ago that freed a slave brought to work in a Perthshire mansion.

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WA councils stand by Kwinana waste-to-energy deal, 'at odds' with state's 2025 FOGO target

As a deadline to introduce a third bin for food and organic waste in all Perth and Peel homes looms closer, WA councils committed to waste-to-energy say they are under pressure to get in line.

ABC News

Cassius Turvey's mother says support helping 'healing' as rallies to be held across Australia

Ahead of a national day of action, Mechelle Turvey praises the generosity of those offering support after her teenage son's alleged murder in Perth. WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that the following article contains the names and images of deceased Aboriginal people.

Daily Record

Greenhouse gas leak from Perth meat plant caused by 'freak accident'

The release of F-Gases (fluorinated gases) at Anglo Beef Processors (ABP) at the start of 2021 was the second largest incident of its kind in Europe’s food and drink sector.

AAP

Nation mourns death of Indigenous teen

Thousands have gathered across Australia to protest the alleged murder of 15-year-old Indigenous boy Cassius Turvey.

Daily Record

The Outlander filming location that used stunning Scottish castle gardens to represent Versailles

Drummond Castle Gardens in Crieff, Perthshire were used in Outlander season 2.

Daily Record

Perth flood victims have had enough and call for swift action at packed meeting

Perth residents and business-owners shared their frustrations at a public meeting on Friday

Daily Record

Authorities from Perth and Kinross meet as a taskforce in preparation for cost-of-living poverty future faced by the Big County residents

On Friday October 28 meetings were held to galvanise Perthshire's response to the financial squeeze that is looming over many with a closed meeting followed by a gathering of businesses and organisations to chew over needs and options .

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